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*Aside from freezing attacks being the most effective, many of Rayquaza's weaknesses and resistances do not match its properties in the Pokémon games: it resists electric, grass, and water attacks more than flame attacks, whereas its Pokémon typing dictates it takes regular damage from electric, half damage from fire and water, and quarter damage from grass. | *Aside from freezing attacks being the most effective, many of Rayquaza's weaknesses and resistances do not match its properties in the Pokémon games: it resists electric, grass, and water attacks more than flame attacks, whereas its Pokémon typing dictates it takes regular damage from electric, half damage from fire and water, and quarter damage from grass. | ||
**It also takes super effective damage from Rock-type moves in its home series due to its Flying Type, but the weakness is not shown during its boss battle in ''Brawl''. | **It also takes super effective damage from Rock-type moves in its home series due to its Flying Type, but the weakness is not shown during its boss battle in ''Brawl''. | ||
*In {{s|bulbapedia|Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire}}, Rayquaza gains a signature move known as {{s|bulbapedia|Dragon Ascent}}, which could have been the inspiration for [[SSB4 Corrin's]] [[up special move. | |||
**Coincidentally, as Corrin debuted in [[Super Smash Bros. (series)]] after the release of Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire, this further supports this theory. | |||
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