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==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
Isabelle plants Lloid in the ground, acting like a landmine. | Isabelle plants Lloid in the ground, acting like a landmine. If an opponent walks over the trap, Lloid will shoot directly upwards, dragging the opponent with it and hitting multiple times. At the very end of the attack, Lloid will explode. Isabelle can also input the command for the move again to cause Lloid to shoot up manually. If neither of these actions occur within 10 seconds, the planted Lloid will disappear. | ||
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==Origin== | ==Origin== | ||
[[File:LloidRocketOrigin.jpg|left|thumbnail|left|Lloid in ''Animal Crossing: City Folk''.]] | [[File:LloidRocketOrigin.jpg|left|thumbnail|left|Lloid in ''Animal Crossing: City Folk''.]] | ||
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Gyroids other than Lloid can be found buried in the ground for the player to dig up, which is likely the origin for Isabelle burying Lloid. However, Lloid is never seen moving (other than rhythmic wiggling), nor exploding outside of the Smash Bros series. | Gyroids other than Lloid can be found buried in the ground for the player to dig up, which is likely the origin for Isabelle burying Lloid. However, Lloid is never seen moving (other than rhythmic wiggling), nor exploding outside of the Smash Bros series. | ||
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==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||