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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*Strangely enough, despite the copious amount of fire visually in the move, only the final flame pillar in ''Ultimate'' has a [[flame]] hitbox; all other hitboxes in every other game is not a flame hitbox. | *Strangely enough, despite the copious amount of fire visually in the move, only the final flame pillar in ''Ultimate'' has a [[flame]] hitbox; all other hitboxes in every other game is not a flame hitbox. However, the explosion only has a flame hitbox at the peak. | ||
*When Ike first appears in [[The Subspace Emissary]], he uses a regular Aether on the [[Ancient Minister]] to destroy the [[Subspace Bomb]] that he is carrying. However, in the English language version of the cutscene, he yells out "Great Aether" instead of "Aether". This is because the voice clip of "Aether" in Japanese is split in two parts between the characters (天空 ''Tenkū'') and the extra word was used to fill the line. (The word "Aether" in English also has two syllables, but it arguably would not split as well.) | *When Ike first appears in [[The Subspace Emissary]], he uses a regular Aether on the [[Ancient Minister]] to destroy the [[Subspace Bomb]] that he is carrying. However, in the English language version of the cutscene, he yells out "Great Aether" instead of "Aether". This is because the voice clip of "Aether" in Japanese is split in two parts between the characters (天空 ''Tenkū'') and the extra word was used to fill the line. (The word "Aether" in English also has two syllables, but it arguably would not split as well.) | ||
**Despite this, {{SSBU|Chrom}}'s [[Awakening Aether]] has "Aether" split into two distinct syllables, in line with the Japanese audio—this, however, was not the case in his initial reveal trailer. | **Despite this, {{SSBU|Chrom}}'s [[Awakening Aether]] has "Aether" split into two distinct syllables, in line with the Japanese audio—this, however, was not the case in his initial reveal trailer. | ||
