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 ==Overview==
-Pit or Dark Pit summon two orbitars that generate shields on either side of him for a second and a half. They reflect projectiles (with a 1.5x damage multiplier) for their duration, similar to {{SSBB|Wolf}}'s {{h1|Reflector|Wolf}} in ''Brawl'', and push away opponents in the beginning. The Orbitars also protect their user from being damaged, [[push]]ing opponents away if they attack the orbitars even from up close (but the user must be wary of being [[grab]]bed). They can break after a set amount of hits by the opponents, at which point they will have a 10-second recharge time before they can be used again.
+Pit or Dark Pit summon two orbitars that generate shields on either side of him for a second and a half. They reflect projectiles (with a 1.5x damage multiplier) for their duration, similar to {{SSBB|Wolf}}'s {{b|Reflector|Wolf}} in ''Brawl'', and push away opponents in the beginning. The Orbitars also protect their user from being damaged, [[push]]ing opponents away if they attack the orbitars even from up close (but the user must be wary of being [[grab]]bed). They can break after a set amount of hits by the opponents, at which point they will have a 10-second recharge time before they can be used again.
 The Orbitars have a sizable amount of ending lag, whether they are voluntarily dropped or allowed to expire, which can leave Pit and Dark Pit open for half of a second. However, if they are broken first by powerful enough attacks, their ending lag is sharply decreased. This event allows swift counterattacking (such as punishing a Smash attack or [[Warlock Punch]]).
-Because attacking the orbitars pushes opponents away, this move can be used as an [[edgeguard]] technique against a fighter with an attacking recovery such as [[Mario (SSB4)|Mario]], usually [[gimp|gimping]] them with the small push effect.
+Because attacking the orbitars pushes opponents away, this move can be used as an [[edgeguard]] technique against a fighter with an attacking recovery such as {{SSB4|Mario}}, usually [[gimp]]ing them with the small push effect.
 As a cosmetic difference, Pit announces "Stay back!" or chuckles upon activating his Orbitars, or in Japanese: "Hah!", "{{ja|守れ!|Mamore!}}" (''Defend/Protect!'') or "{{ja|当たるか!|Ataru ka!}}" (''Got ya!''); the very latter Japanese quote is taken from his original Japanese quote for his [[Mirror Shield]]. Meanwhile, Dark Pit announces "No way!" or grunts upon doing the same. However, his Japanese quotes are the exact same as Pit's, only in a deeper and more serious tone.
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 <gallery>
 SSB3DS Dark Pit Guardian Orbitars.jpg|Dark Pit using the move {{for3ds}}.
-Dark_Pit_Guardian_Orbitars_SSB4.jpeg|Dark Pit using the move in {{forwiiu}}.
+Dark Pit Guardian Orbitars SSB4.jpeg|Dark Pit using the move in {{forwiiu}}.
-File:Pit Guardian Orbitars SSB4.jpg|Pit using the move in {{forwiiu}}.
+Pit Guardian Orbitars SSB4.jpg|Pit using the move in {{forwiiu}}.
 </gallery>
 {{clear}}