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==Origin== | ==Origin== | ||
[[File:DQIII_Zap.gif|left|thumb|The Hero using Zap in the Super Famicom version of ''Dragon Quest III'']] | [[File:DQIII_Zap.gif|left|thumb|The Hero using Zap in the Super Famicom version of ''Dragon Quest III'']] | ||
Zap is a weak lightning spell that was introduced in ''Dragon Quest III''. Zapple and Kazap are the stronger variations that are learned at higher levels - Kazap having also been introduced in ''Dragon Quest III'', while Zapple was first introduced in ''Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker''. | Zap is a weak lightning spell that was introduced in ''Dragon Quest III''. Zapple and Kazap are the stronger variations that are learned at higher levels - Kazap having also been introduced in ''Dragon Quest III'', while Zapple was first introduced in ''Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker''. These moves with a few exceptions can only be learned by the Hero in the main series. | ||
In ''Smash'', the move is mainly based on ''Dragon Quest XI''; however, the animation and function of Kazap is reused from Kirby’s Spin Slash with the {{iw|wikirby|Zap}} {{iw|wikirby|Sword}} ability in ''{{iw|wikirby|Kirby Star Allies}}''. This animation was itself never seen in the ''Dragon Quest'' series, but was repurposed for ''Smash''. It does, however, resemble the animation for [[Gigaslash]] in many of the main series games. | In ''Smash'', the move is mainly based on ''Dragon Quest XI''; however, the animation and function of Kazap is reused from Kirby’s Spin Slash with the {{iw|wikirby|Zap}} {{iw|wikirby|Sword}} ability in ''{{iw|wikirby|Kirby Star Allies}}''. This animation was itself never seen in the ''Dragon Quest'' series, but was repurposed for ''Smash''. It does, however, resemble the animation for [[Gigaslash]] in many of the main series games. | ||