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'''TNT''' ({{ja|ＴＮＴ火薬|Tī Enu Tī Kayaku}}, ''TNT Gunpowder'') is [[Steve]]'s [[down special move]] | '''TNT''' ({{ja|ＴＮＴ火薬|Tī Enu Tī Kayaku}}, ''TNT Gunpowder'') is [[Steve]]'s [[down special move]]. | ||
==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
Steve places a block of TNT in front of him or right below him if performed in the air. TNT requires 50 "points" of materials to place, which are consumed least-valuable first; each dirt is worth 2 points, each wood and stone are worth 5, and each iron is worth 10. If the special move button is tapped while on the ground, Steve will place the TNT in front of him with a pressure plate under him; the plate must be released first to arm it. Stepping on or attacking the plate will then detonate the TNT and result in a large explosion for high damage and knockback; the closer to the TNT a player is, the more damage and knockback they'll take. This explosion can also harm the Steve player that spawned it. Notably, the pressure plate can be triggered by the [[Minecart]], opening up possibilities for traps and setups for Steve players. | Steve places a block of TNT in front of him or right below him if performed in the air. TNT requires 50 "points" of materials to place, which are consumed least-valuable first; each dirt is worth 2 points, each wood and stone are worth 5, and each iron is worth 10. If the special move button is tapped while on the ground, Steve will place the TNT in front of him with a pressure plate under him; the plate must be released first to arm it. Stepping on or attacking the plate will then detonate the TNT and result in a large explosion for high damage and knockback; the closer to the TNT a player is, the more damage and knockback they'll take. This explosion can also harm the Steve player that spawned it. Notably, the pressure plate can be triggered by the [[Minecart]], opening up possibilities for traps and setups for Steve players. | ||
If the player | If the player possesses redstone, they can create a trail ending with a pressure plate that can be placed by moving while holding the special move button after placing the TNT, which will form in block-wide lengths in front of Steve. Steve can safely walk through the TNT to place the trail on the other side. After placing a trail, releasing the special move button will convert the redstone in front of Steve into a pressure plate. Any case of the TNT exploding via the pressure plate will increase the damage it does. Each unit of redstone can place a trail of up to 9 blocks long. While the player can hold a maximum of 15 redstone at a time, a redstone trail is limited to a length of 10. | ||
A TNT dropped from the air will have no redstone trail but can be applied with one if Steve stands next to the TNT, performs a down special and holds the special move button. The same can be done next to a pressure plate to place or extend a redstone trail. If a TNT block is struck with an attack, it will be knocked away a bit and reduce its detonation timer. If the TNT is knocked over one block length away from its redstone/pressure plate, the latter will disappear and be wasted and the TNT loses its trigger, but can be reapplied with one if the TNT's remaining time allows it. | A TNT dropped from the air will have no redstone trail but can be applied with one if Steve stands next to the TNT, performs a down special and holds the special move button. The same can be done next to a pressure plate to place or extend a redstone trail. If a TNT block is struck with an attack, it will be knocked away a bit and reduce its detonation timer. If the TNT is knocked over one block length away from its redstone/pressure plate, the latter will disappear and be wasted and the TNT loses its trigger, but can be reapplied with one if the TNT's remaining time allows it. | ||
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==Fall Guys Ultimate Knockout== | ==Fall Guys Ultimate Knockout== | ||
The Fall Guys Ultimate Knockout (FGUK) is an [[advanced technique]] that allows Steve to place a TNT onto a platform above him and instantly teleport onto it. To carry out the technique, | The '''Fall Guys Ultimate Knockout''' (FGUK) is an [[advanced technique]] that allows Steve to place a TNT onto a platform above him and instantly teleport onto it. To carry out the technique, the TNT must be placed at a very specific height while under a platform. The utility of the FGUK lies in how any opponent standing above Steve will also be placed onto the TNT. This allows Steve to hard-punish opponents who shield on platforms; once the sheilding opponent is standing on the TNT, Steve can do a TNT down-smash to heavily damage the opponent. | ||
Normally, the FGUK is frame perfect, limiting its utility. However, on the [[Hollow Bastion]] stage, the window for a FGUK is significantly larger, allowing it to be realistically performed. In addition, Steve can buffer a FGUK on Hollow Bastion by standing under the platform, doing a {{h2|Mine / Craft / Create Block|Block no-impact landing}} (NIL1) followed by an up-tilt upsmash while standing on the block so that the up-smash is cancelled by the block break. Just before the up-smash is cancelled, | Normally, the FGUK is frame perfect, limiting its utility. However, on the [[Hollow Bastion]] stage, the window for a FGUK is significantly larger, allowing it to be realistically performed. In addition, Steve can buffer a FGUK on Hollow Bastion by standing under the platform, doing a {{h2|Mine / Craft / Create Block|Block no-impact landing}} (NIL1) followed by an up-tilt upsmash while standing on the block so that the up-smash is cancelled by the block break. Just before the up-smash is cancelled, input a jump and down special; if done correctly, Steve will automatically perform the FGUK once the TNT is broken. In addition, if an opponent is sheilding on the platform above steve, the up-smash and up-tilt from the buffer setup will act as effective sheild pressure prior to the FGUK. | ||
==Queen | ==Queen cancel== | ||
A queen cancel refers to an [[advanced technique]] exclusive to Steve that allows him to cancel the detonation of a TNT upon landing on its connected pressure plate, discovered by | A '''queen cancel''' refers to an [[advanced technique]] exclusive to Steve that allows him to cancel the detonation of a TNT upon landing on its connected pressure plate, discovered by {{Sm|WhyDo}}. The primary method of executing a queen cancel requires golden tools, hence the name. The technique may be carried out by placing a TNT and pressure plate on the ground, then doing a shorthop [[reverse aerial rush]] such that Steve is facing away from the TNT followed by three perfectly buffered golden axe up aerials. If performed correctly, Steve will land on the pressure plate as the third up aerial ends. By buffering down-special as he lands, he will trigger the pressure plate sound effect while simultaneously relocating the pressure plate to the space next to him (opposite the TNT) and preventing it from exploding. This technique can be highly valuable for [[mindgame]]s; if the player predicts that the opponent will shield, a queen cancel can be used to punish the opponent's shield with a grab or other option. Conversely, if the opponent decides to approach for an attack as they believe the TNT won't be triggered, the queen cancel can be abandoned by simply not inputting a down-special on landing, detonating the TNT and hard-punishing the opponent. | ||
An alternate version of the queen cancel may be carried out which does not require golden tools | An alternate version of the queen cancel may be carried out which does not require golden tools. Rather than inputting three golden up aerial following the shorthop [[reverse aerial rush]], instead two neutral aerials can be used with any sword material except for gold. Although this method may be more accessible due to not needing gold, it is significantly more difficult to execute. | ||
==Instructional quotes== | ==Instructional quotes== | ||
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==Origin== | ==Origin== | ||
[[File:TNT ingame.gif|thumb|250px|left|250px|A player igniting TNT.]] | [[File:TNT ingame.gif|thumb|250px|left|250px|A player igniting TNT.]] | ||
[https://minecraft. | [https://minecraft.wiki/w/TNT TNT] is a block that can be crafted using 5 gunpowder and 4 sand. When activated, it ignites for a few seconds before exploding, creating a crater. TNT can be detonated using a [https://minecraft.wiki/w/Flint_and_Steel flint and steel], any [https://minecraft.wiki/w/Redstone_Dust redstone] device, a flaming arrow and other nearby explosions. When the block was first introduced in [https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_Classic_0.26_SURVIVAL_TEST ''Java Edition'' Classic version 0.26], it could also be primed by being hit by a player; this functionality is still accessible via commands in ''Java'' and ''Bedrock'' editions. | ||
Due to the absence of [https://minecraft. | Due to the absence of [https://minecraft.wiki/w/Gunpowder gunpowder] in ''Ultimate'', other common materials are used as an ingredient instead, like dirt and stone. | ||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*Despite TNT blocks being the same size as other blocks in ''Minecraft'', TNT blocks in ''Smash'' are smaller than the blocks that Steve places with [[Mine / Craft / Create Block|Create Block]], his crafting table, and the blocks in [[Minecraft World]]. | *Despite TNT blocks being the same size as other blocks in ''Minecraft'', TNT blocks in ''Smash'' are smaller than the blocks that Steve places with [[Mine / Craft / Create Block|Create Block]], his crafting table, and the blocks in [[Minecraft World]]. | ||
*Despite redstone dust being a texture in ''Minecraft'', the redstone dust in ''Smash'' is a 3D model. | |||
{{Special Moves|char=Steve}} | {{Special Moves|char=Steve}} | ||