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Peach Bomber

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Peach/Daisy Bomber
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Peach and Daisy using their side special moves in Ultimate.
Users Peach
Daisy (Daisy Bomber)
Universe Mario

Peach Bomber (ピーチボンバー, Peach Bomber) is Peach's side special move, and Daisy Bomber (デイジーボンバー, Daisy Bomber) is the name for Daisy's functionally identical side special move.

Overview[edit]

Peach lunges her rear towards her opponents after a stationary twirl, shouting "Ha-cha!"[1], and blasts them with a powerful explosion if it hits. In Super Smash Bros. Melee, the explosion is fiery, but as of Brawl, it is filled with hearts. Daisy Bomber is functionally identical, but has orange flower effects instead of pink heart ones, and Daisy shouts "Hi-yah!".

Super Smash Bros. Melee[edit]

Peach Bomber in Melee.

In Melee, the move deals 16% damage, but if a smash input is used, it deals 18% instead and more knockback.

Using the Peach Bomber on most walls in the game will cause Peach to rise upward slightly. This can help with recovery on stages with vertical walls, such as Yoshi's Story and Fourside. The technique can also be used to stall a match, as Peach can continue to bomb the walls, keeping her alive and out of range from most other characters who would be KO'd if they were to try to go and attack her. Use of the technique in this fashion is banned in most tournaments.

Super Smash Bros. Brawl[edit]

Peach Bomber
Peach Bomber in Brawl.

In Super Smash Bros. Brawl, the move now has an aesthetic heart-shaped explosion when the attack connects, rather than a normal explosion. It always deals 15% damage. This version of the attack covers more distance than in Melee, and can thus be used for recovery. It also has more horizontal knockback, rather than sending foes upward. Also, it can no longer be used to bomb walls for vertical height gain. However, if a wall is destructible, such as those in Shadow Moses Island, Peach can still rise a tad upward. There is also more start-up lag. The move now auto-sweetspots the ledge as well.

Super Smash Bros. 4[edit]

In Super Smash Bros. 4, the move has a faster start-up than in both previous games, as Peach executes the attack almost immediately without twirling first. It can also hit shields. However, it only deals 10% damage and has much more end lag, limiting its recovery potential. The move now leaves a trail of hearts. Its ability to rise on a wall is retained from Melee, to an extent.

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate[edit]

Daisy Bomber in Ultimate.

In Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, the move deals 12% damage and more knockback, and deals more shield damage; it also has less startup and ending lag. The move's range can be extended by using a smash input when performing it.

Instructional quotes[edit]

Super Smash Bros. Melee instruction booklet PeachHeadSSBM.png Jump into the air and blast opponents with a powerful explosion.
Super Smash Bros. Brawl instruction booklet PeachHeadSSBB.png Score explosive damage, but land on your rump if you miss.
Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS case foldout PeachHeadSSB4-3.png Tackle with a hip attack, but try not to miss.
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Move List PeachHeadSSBU.png Jumps sideways and delivers a powerful hip bash.
DaisyHeadSSBU.png Creates daisies and delivers a hip bash. Missing leaves her wide open.

Customization[edit]

Special Move customization was added in Super Smash Bros. 4. These are the variations:

1. Peach Bomber 2. Flower Bomber 3. Flying Peach Bomber
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"Jump sideways and deliver a powerful hip bash." "A hip bash that plants flowers on enemies' heads. If you miss, you're left open to attacks." "Rise into the air and deliver a hip bash. Harder to land, but it's more powerful."
  1. Peach Bomber: Default.
  2. Flower Bomber: The move has a shorter startup time, and when landed, applies a flower to the opponent, which slightly increases the move's overall damage potential (10% → 12%) despite the attack itself dealing reduced damage (10% → 4%). However, the dash is shorter, there is more endlag if the move fails to land, and as a result of the move's lower initial damage, it is much weaker knockback-wise, lacking the ability to KO at relevant percents. Additionally, the opponent can mash to make the flower fall off much sooner, potentially reducing the move's damage potential below that of the default.
  3. Flying Peach Bomber: Flies upwards at an angle, and deals 2% more damage on hit, though it has somewhat increased ending lag in the air. The move also deals slightly more knockback, killing earlier, despite reduced knockback growth. Since it travels slightly higher, it can be used as a means to recover; however, the end lag of the move proves to be detrimental, as it causes Peach to fall downward significantly. However, it has almost no ending lag if she lands on the stage. This customization adds fire effects and damage, similar to its Melee counterpart.

Origin[edit]

The move appears to be original to the Super Smash Bros. series, as neither Peach nor Daisy have been seen attacking using their rear ends in a similar fashion in any of their appearances in the Mario series so far. However, it is very similar to, and may have been directly inspired by, R. Mika's Flying Peach from the Street Fighter series or Yuri Sakazaki's Big Butt Press attack from The King of Fighters. Additionally, the heart and flower effects during both variations of this move (which also appear in their on-screen appearances, as well as during various other moves) are common traits in several of Peach and Daisy's respective moves in spin-off games.

Gallery[edit]

Names in other languages[edit]

Peach Bomber[edit]

Language Name
Japan Japanese ピーチボンバー, Peach Bomber
UK English Peach Bomber
France French Explosion Peach
Germany German Peach-Bombe
Spain Spanish Bomba Peach
Italy Italian Volteggio
China Chinese (Simplified) 桃花撞撞
Taiwan Chinese (Traditional) 碧姬撞撞
South Korea Korean 피치 폭탄
Netherlands Dutch Peach-beuk
Russia Russian Бомба Пич

Daisy Bomber[edit]

Language Name
Japan Japanese デイジーボンバー, Daisy Bomber
UK English Daisy Bomber
France French Explosion Daisy
Germany German Daisy-Bombe
Spain Spanish Bomba Daisy
Italy Italian Volteggio
China Chinese (Simplified) 菊花撞撞
Taiwan Chinese (Traditional) 黛西撞撞
South Korea Korean 데이지 폭탄
Netherlands Dutch Daisy-beuk
Russia Russian Бомба Дейзи

Trivia[edit]

  • Despite the description in Brawl's manual, the move is not boosted by Explosives Attack stickers; rather, it is instead boosted by Body Attack stickers.
  • By using only this move alone in Brawl, it is possible for Peach to defeat Petey Piranha without ever getting hit or touching the ground (aside from when the battle starts).
  • Throughout the Smash games, official descriptions have had Peach Bomber described as a hip bash. However, Peach is actually striking with her rear. This is primarily due to the word "hip" being used to refer to the rear in Japanese media, often being directly translated incorrectly.

References[edit]

  1. ^ As transcribed in Mr. Resetti's dialogue in Super Smash Bros. Brawl.

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