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The Subspace Emissary; regular stages cannot crush by any means. In Smash 4 onwards, the effect of crushing on stages is caused by a special hitbox generated

Sparks is an attack effect used in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. It is exclusive to Kazuya and used in a majority of his moveset. The effect is entirely cosmetic

team battle) after a short pause. Samus is crushed in The Research Facility (Part II). Donkey Kong is crushed on Midgar. Giga Bowser instantly screen KOs

look on your face"), 打ち砕く ("I will crush you"), 跪け ("Kneel"), or simply chuckle. Instead of using the magic effect on hit, Scintilla uses unique graphical

has a Star KO sound effect) Dark Samus (has a Star KO sound effect) Mr. Game & Watch (not in Melee or Ultimate; Star KO sound effect is still present in

Training Mode, if the game is paused while a summon is in effect, it will continue its effect indefinitely, continuing to affect other fighters (excluding

the player with their explosions. The sound effect heard when Porky is defeated is similar to the sound effect used for the Ultimate Chimera's roar in Mother

usually freezes and sometimes zooms in with a special background visual, an effect Masahiro Sakurai officially refers to as "Boss Stop," followed by an animation

cannot be alternated every frame. Furthermore, button inputs have a different effect on mashing than stick inputs; their effectiveness is increased by 1.8× compared

the tail, while the rest of the attack is weaker. It no longer has a slash effect. Mewtwo's forward smash has a smaller sourspot, a much larger sweetspot

The effect is also more noticeable for moves which have high hitstun modifiers, such as Isabelle's neutral attack, which can even trigger the effect before

emphatically insists that he is not a cat, but a human. He has an unrequited crush on Ann, whom he calls "Lady Ann," believing it to be chivalrous. Morgana's

Charizard's down special Rock Smash crushes a rock and hits foes with the pieces. Charizard won't flinch while crushing, but others can break the rock...

Shield damage is an effect that certain attacks in the Super Smash Bros. games have. All hitboxes have a shield damage value, which will additively change

the more versatile projectiles in the game, Waddle Dees, for devastating effect. Dedede's recovery combines four midair jumps with an up special move that

whose swords consistently produced a punch/kick sound effect instead of a slashing sound effect for the majority of their moves. Roy and Lucas are the

He immobilizes enemies with his three red eyes, and his powerful jaws can crush anything. He can also shoot the three spikes in his belly; it's said he often

the move less vertical range. Up tilt has a wind effect while the leg is lifted up and an explosive effect that deals flame damage when the leg strikes the

Functionally, these moves have all the properties of hitboxes (damage, angle, effect, etc.), but instead of dealing knockback when they connect with an opponent

sabbath on April 15th, Easter Sunday of that year, by a demonic cult by crushing a freshly extracted human heart over his ashes, spilling its blood on them