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Rock Smash is a move in the [[Pokémon (universe)|''Pokémon'' Games]]. It can be used in battle, and also able to crush rocks outside of battle, similar to how the move "Cut" can be used as an attack in battle and used to cut trees outside of battle. | Rock Smash is a move in the [[Pokémon (universe)|''Pokémon'' Games]]. It can be used in battle, and also able to crush rocks outside of battle, similar to how the move "Cut" can be used as an attack in battle and used to cut trees outside of battle. Rock Smash is one of the weakest damage-dealing attacks in the games, despite the fact that it is used to shatter boulders. | ||
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Revision as of 14:56, April 20, 2008
Rock Smash is Charizard's Side B attack. Charizard takes a rock and headbutts it. The force of the headbutt has high knockback and very high damage. After this portion of the attack, the rock shatters into several smaller pieces that fly forward in a spread effect, dealing small amounts of damage. The attack is a powerful, but slow finisher in normal matches, and is also a recommended move against bosses who do not make any effort to dodge the slow attack.
Origins
Rock Smash is a move in the Pokémon Games. It can be used in battle, and also able to crush rocks outside of battle, similar to how the move "Cut" can be used as an attack in battle and used to cut trees outside of battle. Rock Smash is one of the weakest damage-dealing attacks in the games, despite the fact that it is used to shatter boulders.
