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In ''Melee'', [[Young Link]] uniquely uses "punching" sound effects for all his slash attacks, an aesthetic difference to show the discrepancy between his weaker [[List of swords#Kokiri Sword|Kokiri Sword]] and [[Link]]'s stronger [[List of swords#Master Sword|Master Sword]]. This carries on to his successor in ''Brawl'', [[Toon Link]], who would use punching sound effects for his sword in all of his appearances, with the exception of ''Ultimate'', where he gains a unique set of cartoony slash effects. While Young Link would return in ''Ultimate'', he now uses standard slash sound effects in said game. | In ''Melee'', [[Young Link]] uniquely uses "punching" sound effects for all his slash attacks, an aesthetic difference to show the discrepancy between his weaker [[List of swords#Kokiri Sword|Kokiri Sword]] and [[Link]]'s stronger [[List of swords#Master Sword|Master Sword]]. This carries on to his successor in ''Brawl'', [[Toon Link]], who would use punching sound effects for his sword in all of his appearances, with the exception of ''Ultimate'', where he gains a unique set of cartoony slash effects. While Young Link would return in ''Ultimate'', he now uses standard slash sound effects in said game. | ||
In ''Melee'' and ''Ultimate'', two slash attacks that | In ''Melee'' and ''Ultimate'', two slash attacks that collide will produce a clanging sound effect reminiscent of metallic noises akin to swords clashing. | ||
In ''Brawl'', ''SSB4'' and ''Ultimate'', there is a set of slash-based sound effects that are noticeably slower and deeper pitched than regular slash sounds. In ''Brawl'', these were reserved for [[Ike]] because of {{s|fireemblemwiki|Ragnell}}'s status as a heavy broadsword. In ''SSB4'', these sound effects, which have been altered, are also used as part of [[Pair Up]], [[Shulk]]'s [[Back Slash]] if he hits an opponent's back with the move, and [[Dunban]]'s attacks during [[Chain Attack]]. In ''Ultimate'', these sounds also play for [[Marth]] and [[Roy]]'s sweet spotted sword attacks, alongside all of [[Chrom]]'s sword attacks. | In ''Brawl'', ''SSB4'' and ''Ultimate'', there is a set of slash-based sound effects that are noticeably slower and deeper pitched than regular slash sounds. In ''Brawl'', these were reserved for [[Ike]] because of {{s|fireemblemwiki|Ragnell}}'s status as a heavy broadsword. In ''SSB4'', these sound effects, which have been altered, are also used as part of [[Pair Up]], [[Shulk]]'s [[Back Slash]] if he hits an opponent's back with the move, and [[Dunban]]'s attacks during [[Chain Attack]]. In ''Ultimate'', these sounds also play for [[Marth]] and [[Roy]]'s sweet spotted sword attacks, alongside all of [[Chrom]]'s sword attacks. | ||
