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{{disambig2|Ike's side special move, Quick Draw|the Link and Toon Link technique|Quickdraw (technique)}}
 
::''This page is about Ike's side special move, Quick Draw.  For the Link and Toon Link technique, see [[Quickdraw (technique)]].''
 
'''Quick Draw''' ({{ja|居合い斬り|Iai Giri}}, ''[[wikipedia:Iaido|Iai]]/Quick-Draw Cutter'') is [[Ike]]'s [[side special move]].
'''Quick Draw''' ({{ja|居合い斬り|Iai Giri}}, ''[[wikipedia:Iaido|Iai]]/Quick-Draw Cutter'') is [[Ike]]'s [[side special move]].


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[[File:Quickdraw1.jpg|thumb|left|Ike charges his attack.]]
[[File:Quickdraw1.jpg|thumb|left|Ike charges his attack.]]
[[File:Quickdraw2.jpg|thumb|left|Ike lunges forwards and slashes his opponent.]]
[[File:Quickdraw2.jpg|thumb|left|Ike lunges forwards and slashes his opponent.]]
Ike raises his sword, then quickly dashes forwards and attacks any opponent in range with a sword slash. Ike will stop in front of the first character he runs into, regardless if the move deals damage or not; if an opponent is [[intangible]] (through [[spot dodging]] or otherwise), Ike will still end the dash at the opponent's location, dealing no damage. Quick Draw can be charged by holding the [[special move]] button to increase the distance Ike travels (approximately halfway across {{SSBB|Final Destination}} uncharged, or three-quarters to nearly the entire length of the stage when fully charged), along with the damage and knockback of the slash. The uncharged version is among Ike's fastest ways to attack from outside of his normal threat range and is an important mobility tool due to its ability to [[autocancel]] from a full jump. The charge stance can be held indefinitely, even after the move's charging is completed, which means that this move can be an unavoidable [[tech-chase]] option at close range. The charge can no longer be held indefinitely in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'', now releasing automatically after about two seconds of being fully charged, but a patch would later grant it increased damage and knockback on the ground, turning it into a committal but dangerous ground coverage tool. If the move does not connect, it has [[punish]]able ending lag, but its speed, travel distance, and ability to hold its charge forever in its first two appearances make it extremely difficult to challenge. It should be noted that, when used on the ground, the dash stops at platform edges, preventing accidental [[self-destruct]]s.
Ike raises his sword, then quickly dashes forwards and attacks any opponent in range with a sword slash. Ike will stop in front of the first character he runs into, regardless if the move deals damage or not; if an opponent is [[intangible]] (through [[spot dodging]] or otherwise), Ike will still end the dash at the opponent's location, dealing no damage. Quick Draw can be charged by holding the [[special move]] button to increase the distance Ike travels (approximately halfway across {{SSBB|Final Destination}} uncharged, or three-quarters to nearly the entire length of the stage when fully charged), along with the damage and knockback of the slash. The uncharged version is among Ike's fastest moves. The charge stance can be held indefinitely - even after the move's charging is completed  
- which means that this move can be an unavoidable [[tech-chase]] option at close range. The charge can't be held indefinitely in ''Ultimate'', however. If the move does not connect, it has very [[punish]]able ending lag, especially if it is [[perfect shield]]ed. Due to its high range and damage, Quick Draw can negate and/or counter attacking [[approach]]es. It should be noted that, when used on the ground, the dash stops at platform edges, preventing accidental [[self-destruct]]s.


This move can also be used while off the stage to give Ike significant horizontal recovery. In ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'' contact with an opponent makes Ike immediately [[helpless]], making standing in his path and taking the hit a viable [[gimp]]ing strategy; this is no longer the case in ''[[Super Smash Bros. 4]]'', as Ike now has a short timeframe after hitting an opponent in midair for performing other actions like [[Aether]] or a jump before becoming helpless. As a downside, Quick Draw's trajectory pairs with [[Aether]] to make his overall recovery somewhat predictable and polarized, as both of his recovery moves feature high but one-directional movement, but unlike Aether, Ike may choose to release Quick Draw at varying heights to recover low and high, as he can travel a very long distance after the move has already ended if he is not intercepted. It should be noted that when using Quick Draw to recover and aiming for the ledge, the move should be aimed slightly above the edge, as unlike similar moves such as [[Fox Illusion]] or [[Falco Phantasm]], Ike is still affected by [[gravity]] during the startup of the dash.
This move can also be used while off the stage to give Ike significant horizontal recovery. In ''Brawl'' contact with an opponent makes Ike immediately [[helpless]], thus making standing in his path and taking the hit a viable [[gimp]]ing strategy; this is no longer the case in ''[[SSB4]]'', as Ike now has a short timeframe after hitting an opponent  
in midair for performing other actions like [[Aether]] or a jump before becoming helpless. As a downside, Quick Draw's trajectory makes it impossible for Ike to use both Quick Draw and [[Aether]] in the same recovery, making his overall recovery extremely predictable and polarized, as both of his recovery moves feature high but one-directional movement. It should be noted that when using Quick Draw to recover and aiming for the ledge, the move should be aimed slightly above the edge, as - unlike in similar moves such as [[Fox Illusion]] or [[Falco Phantasm]] - Ike is still affected by [[Falling speed|gravity]] during the startup of the dash.


Like other special moves, Quick Draw can be [[B-reversing|reversed]]; however, the reversed Quick Draw has no special properties over the standard version.
Like other special moves, Quick Draw can be [[B-reversing|reversed]]; however, the reversed Quick Draw has no special properties over the standard version.
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==Customization==
==Customization==
Special Move customization was added in ''[[Super Smash Bros. 4]]''. These are the variations:
Special Move customization was added in ''[[Super Smash Bros. 4]]''. These are the variations:
{{CustomSet|Ike|Side|name1=Quick Draw|desc1-ntsc=Lunge forward and slash at any foe in your path. Can be charged.|desc1-pal=A lunge forwards, ending with a slash at any foe in your path. Can be charged up.|name2=Close Combat|desc2-ntsc=A faster forward lunge that ends with a body blow that launches foes.|desc2-pal=A fast-paced lunge forwards, dealing a body blow that launches any foe you pass.|name3=Unyielding Blade|desc3-ntsc=Grants super armor during the charge and lunge, but the lunge is slower and shorter.|desc3-pal=Grants super armour while lunging and charging, but lunges more slowly and a shorter distance.}}
{{CustomSet|Ike|Side|name1=Quick Draw|desc1=Lunge forward and slash at any foe in your path. Can be charged.|name2=Close Combat|desc2=A faster forward lunge that ends with a body blow that launches foes.|name3=Unyielding Blade|desc3=Grants super armor during the charge and lunge, but the lunge is slower and shorter.}}
# '''Quick Draw''': Default.
# '''Quick Draw''': Default.
# '''Close Combat''': Moves faster and launches foes upwards while passing through them, but deals less damage.
# '''Close Combat''': Moves faster and launches foes upwards while passing through them, but deals less damage.
#: In {{for3ds}}, this variation is a [[List of challenges (SSB4-3DS)|Challenge]] unlock, only obtainable by destroying a total of 1000 blocks in [[Trophy Rush]].
#: In {{for3ds}}, this variation is a [[List of challenges (SSB4-3DS)|Challenge]] unlock, only obtainable by destroying a total of 1000 blocks in [[Trophy Rush]].
# '''Unyielding Blade''': Grants [[super armor]] and increases damage, but doesn't travel as far or attack as fast.
# '''Unyielding Blade''': Grants [[super armor]] and increases damage, but doesn't travel as far or attack as fast. When fully charged, the sweetspot is powerful enough to [[one-hit KO]] middleweights.
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SSB4-3DS challenge image P2R1C5.png|Challenge board unlock image for Close Combat.
SSB4-3DS challenge image P2R1C5.png|Challenge board unlock image for Close Combat.
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==Origin==
==Origin==
[[File:QuickDrawOrigin.gif|thumb|Ike's critical hit animation in ''{{s|fireemblemwiki|Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance}}''.]]
[[File:QuickDrawOrigin.gif|thumb|Ike's critical hit animation in ''{{s|fireemblemwiki|Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance}}''.]]
This is one of Ike's critical hit animations in ''{{s|fireemblemwiki|Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance}}''. The term ''iai'' (pronounced "ee-ai") or "iaidō" (lit. quick-draw path) is a Japanese sword technique involving a quick-draw strike followed with a quick re-sheathing of the blade, not to be confused with the battōjutsu which works almost the same, but does not involve quick re-sheathing. The concept is to be active and ready to respond to any attack, including any subsequent ones.
This is one of Ike's critical hit animations in ''{{s|fireemblemwiki|Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance}}''. The term ''iai'' (pronounced "ee-ai") or "iaidō" (lit. quick draw path) is a Japanese sword technique involving a quick-draw strike followed with a quick re-sheathing of the blade, not to be confused with the battōjutsu which works almost the same, but does not involve re-sheathing.


Despite its Japanese name, Quick Draw and the animation it's based on is not a true "iaidō" since it does not involve any sort of re-sheathing. Thus, it is more like battōjutsu than iaidō. The English name likely revolves around the terms "quick draw", "fast draw" or "quick on the draw", nodding to the speed at which Ike travels upon unleashing it.
Despite its Japanese name, Quick Draw and the animation it's based on is not a true "iaidō" since it does not involve any sort of re-sheathing. Thus, it is more like battōjutsu than iaidō. The English name likely revolves around the terms "quick draw", "fast draw" or "quick on the draw", nodding to the speed at which Ike travels upon unleashing it.
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==Gallery==
==Gallery==
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==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*Ike can be KOed if he uses this move against an [[Inhale (King Dedede)|inhaling]] {{SSBB|King Dedede}} near a ledge. When Ike dashes forward, he will attack Dedede with Quick Draw's slash but then continue flying past him, usually falling helplessly to the KO line. If a King Dedede player is using Inhale on a ledge and an Ike player accidentally inputs a Quick Draw while facing him, this can cause a stalemate where neither player will give up their respective charge. That said, such stalemates are no longer in possible in ''Ultimate'', owing to the fact that moves like Quick Draw can no longer have their charge held indefinitely.
*Ike can be KOed if he uses this move against an [[Inhale (King Dedede)|inhaling]] {{SSBB|King Dedede}} near a ledge. When Ike dashes forward, he will attack Dedede with Quick Draw's slash but then continue flying past him, usually falling helplessly to the KO line. If a King Dedede player is using Inhale on a ledge and an Ike player accidentally inputs a Quick Draw while facing him, this can cause a stalemate where neither player will give up their respective charge. That said, such stalemates are no longer in possible in ''Ultimate'', owing to the fact that moves like Quick Draw can no longer have their charge held indefinitely.
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