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When activated, Joker snaps his fingers, and sends out a small projectile. The projectile doesn't do much damage, but will cause the opponent to become poisoned. If Arsene is currently out when the move is used, Joker instead uses '''Eigaon''' ({{ja|エイガオン|Eigaon}}, ''Eigaon''), a more powerful projectile that hits multiple times, and causes the poison to last longer than usual. | When activated, Joker snaps his fingers, and sends out a small projectile with an explosive area of effect. The projectile doesn't do much damage, but will cause the opponent to become poisoned. If Arsene is currently out when the move is used, Joker instead uses '''Eigaon''' ({{ja|エイガオン|Eigaon}}, ''Eigaon''), a more powerful projectile that hits multiple times, and causes the poison to last longer than usual. | ||
==Origin== | ==Origin== | ||
[[File:Eiha Persona 5.PNG|thumb|left|Eiha being used in ''Persona 5''.]] | [[File:Eiha Persona 5.PNG|thumb|left|Eiha being used in ''Persona 5''.]] | ||
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| User | Joker |
| Universe | Persona |
Eiha (エイハ, Eiha) is Joker's side special move in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.
Overview
When activated, Joker snaps his fingers, and sends out a small projectile with an explosive area of effect. The projectile doesn't do much damage, but will cause the opponent to become poisoned. If Arsene is currently out when the move is used, Joker instead uses Eigaon (エイガオン, Eigaon), a more powerful projectile that hits multiple times, and causes the poison to last longer than usual.
Origin
Eiha and Eigaon are Curse element moves in Persona 5. Eiha is the basic form of the attack, and Eigaon is the most powerful single-target form. Notably, Arsene cannot normally learn Eigaon, but has access to it in the first battle done in the story's prologue, and can inherit it from other Persona. The lingering damage effect is not present in Persona 5, though it may be a reference to the spell's appearance in Persona 1, where it deals persistent damage to the targeted enemy.
