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*It is actually possible for an active Monado Art to expire during the Final Smash's animation, causing the total damage or final hit's knockback to vary.

*Despite the attack being initiated by Shulk, it is Riki who attacks first during the Final Smash. In ''Xenoblade Chronicles'', the party leader is always the first to attack during chain attacks, and the fact that Shulk performs the last attack implies he is actually the last one in the party, with Riki as the leader and Dunban as the second party member.

**It's also to note that Mecha-Fiora's inclusion in the Final Smash in ''Ultimate'' isn't possible in ''Xenoblade Chronicles'', as the active party is limited to three characters, and thus only three party members can perform a Chain Attack in-game.

**It's also to note that Mecha-Fiora's inclusion in the Final Smash in ''Ultimate'' isn't possible in ''Xenoblade Chronicles'', as the active party is limited to three characters and thus only three party members can perform a Chain Attack in-game.

*With the Smash Art active, Chain Attack is the least damaging Final Smash in the series, dealing only 17%, but is also one of the strongest Final Smashes if so, having KO potential at as low as 20%.

**Chain Attack gains [[OHKO]] power when boosted by the [[Monado Arts#Customization|Hyper Smash Monado Art]]; however, this is very frame-precise, as the final hit must land before the Art's five-second time limit expires.

*Opponents trapped in the Final Smash loop their [[stun]] animations during the beginning of the Chain Attack cutscene. The victims additionally use their stunned voice lines, although it is rather subtle. Chain Attack shares this distinction with [[Blue Falcon]] and [[Mega Legends]]. They can be heard better if time is slowed down.

*Chain Attack is one of few Final Smashes with characters appearing as cameo appearances along with [[Team Star Fox]], [[Team Star Wolf]], [[Pair Up]], [[Progenitor God Ruptured Heaven]], [[Mega Legends]], [[All-Out Attack]], [[Gigaslash]], and [[The Mighty Jinjonator]].

*Chain Attack is one of few Final Smashes with characters appearing as cameo appearances along with [[Team Star Fox]], [[Team Star Wolf]], [[Pair Up]], [[Progenitor God Ruptured Heaven]], [[Mega Legends]], [[All-Out Attack]], [[Gigaslash]] and [[The Mighty Jinjonator]].

**Additionally, Chain Attack and Mega Legends are the only Final Smashes to return from ''Smash 4'' which feature new characters added into ''Ultimate'' - in this case, Mecha-Fiora.

*This is the first Final Smash in the series that an [[Riki|Assist Trophy]] makes an cameo.

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 *It is actually possible for an active Monado Art to expire during the Final Smash's animation, causing the total damage or final hit's knockback to vary.
 *Despite the attack being initiated by Shulk, it is Riki who attacks first during the Final Smash. In ''Xenoblade Chronicles'', the party leader is always the first to attack during chain attacks, and the fact that Shulk performs the last attack implies he is actually the last one in the party, with Riki as the leader and Dunban as the second party member.
-**It's also to note that Mecha-Fiora's inclusion in the Final Smash in ''Ultimate'' isn't possible in ''Xenoblade Chronicles'', as the active party is limited to three characters, and thus only three party members can perform a Chain Attack in-game.
+**It's also to note that Mecha-Fiora's inclusion in the Final Smash in ''Ultimate'' isn't possible in ''Xenoblade Chronicles'', as the active party is limited to three characters and thus only three party members can perform a Chain Attack in-game.
 *With the Smash Art active, Chain Attack is the least damaging Final Smash in the series, dealing only 17%, but is also one of the strongest Final Smashes if so, having KO potential at as low as 20%.
 **Chain Attack gains [[OHKO]] power when boosted by the [[Monado Arts#Customization|Hyper Smash Monado Art]]; however, this is very frame-precise, as the final hit must land before the Art's five-second time limit expires.
 *Opponents trapped in the Final Smash loop their [[stun]] animations during the beginning of the Chain Attack cutscene. The victims additionally use their stunned voice lines, although it is rather subtle. Chain Attack shares this distinction with [[Blue Falcon]] and [[Mega Legends]]. They can be heard better if time is slowed down.
-*Chain Attack is one of few Final Smashes with characters appearing as cameo appearances along with [[Team Star Fox]], [[Team Star Wolf]], [[Pair Up]], [[Progenitor God Ruptured Heaven]], [[Mega Legends]], [[All-Out Attack]], [[Gigaslash]], and [[The Mighty Jinjonator]].
+*Chain Attack is one of few Final Smashes with characters appearing as cameo appearances along with [[Team Star Fox]], [[Team Star Wolf]], [[Pair Up]], [[Progenitor God Ruptured Heaven]], [[Mega Legends]], [[All-Out Attack]], [[Gigaslash]] and [[The Mighty Jinjonator]].
 **Additionally, Chain Attack and Mega Legends are the only Final Smashes to return from ''Smash 4'' which feature new characters added into ''Ultimate'' - in this case, Mecha-Fiora.
 *This is the first Final Smash in the series that an [[Riki|Assist Trophy]] makes an cameo.