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'''Final Smash Meter''' is a feature in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'', available as a toggle in the [[Rules]] selection, which was revealed during the [[Super Smash Bros. Direct]] on August 8, 2018. It allows players to have a chargeable meter and unleash a weaker [[Final Smash]] when the meter is filled. It is similar to Super Meters from traditional fighting games. | '''Final Smash Meter''' is a feature in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'', available as a toggle in the [[Rules]] selection, which was revealed during the [[Super Smash Bros. Direct]] on August 8, 2018. It allows players to have a chargeable meter and unleash a weaker [[Final Smash]] when the meter is filled. It is similar to Super Meters from traditional fighting games. | ||
When the Final Smash Meter is turned on, a colorful bar is present below each player's [[damage meter]]. The bar fills as a player gives and receives [[damage]], similarly to [[Little Mac]]'s [[Power Meter]] mechanic. Once a player fills their meter, they will enter Final Smash standby, and can unleash a less powerful version of their Final Smash compared to the regular version that is used with a [[Smash Ball]]. | When the Final Smash Meter is turned on, a colorful bar is present below each player's [[damage meter]]. The bar fills as a player gives and receives [[damage]], similarly to [[Little Mac]]'s [[Power Meter]] mechanic. Once a player fills their meter, they will enter Final Smash standby, and can unleash a less powerful version of their Final Smash compared to the regular version that is used with a [[Smash Ball]]. The meter can be charged by taking or dealing damage. Taking damage will charge the meter much more than dealing the same amount of damage. Additionally, the meter will slowly fill up with time, taking 9 minutes and 16 seconds in total to fully charge without taking or dealing any damage. | ||
This feature does not allow multiple players to use a Final Smash at once, even though multiple players can be in standby at the same time. While a Final Smash is in progress, other characters with full meters will appear to leave standby, and will use their regular neutral special move instead, re-entering standby once the first Final Smash concludes.<!--When Ultimate releases, check to see what happens if the B buttons are pressed on the same frame.--> | This feature does not allow multiple players to use a Final Smash at once, even though multiple players can be in standby at the same time. While a Final Smash is in progress, other characters with full meters will appear to leave standby, and will use their regular neutral special move instead, re-entering standby once the first Final Smash concludes.<!--When Ultimate releases, check to see what happens if the B buttons are pressed on the same frame.--> | ||
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Final Smash Meter is a feature in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, available as a toggle in the Rules selection, which was revealed during the Super Smash Bros. Direct on August 8, 2018. It allows players to have a chargeable meter and unleash a weaker Final Smash when the meter is filled. It is similar to Super Meters from traditional fighting games.
When the Final Smash Meter is turned on, a colorful bar is present below each player's damage meter. The bar fills as a player gives and receives damage, similarly to Little Mac's Power Meter mechanic. Once a player fills their meter, they will enter Final Smash standby, and can unleash a less powerful version of their Final Smash compared to the regular version that is used with a Smash Ball. The meter can be charged by taking or dealing damage. Taking damage will charge the meter much more than dealing the same amount of damage. Additionally, the meter will slowly fill up with time, taking 9 minutes and 16 seconds in total to fully charge without taking or dealing any damage.
This feature does not allow multiple players to use a Final Smash at once, even though multiple players can be in standby at the same time. While a Final Smash is in progress, other characters with full meters will appear to leave standby, and will use their regular neutral special move instead, re-entering standby once the first Final Smash concludes.
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A match with the FS meter enabled.
Multiple characters having their FS meters fully charged.
