Zero Suit Samus (SSB4): Difference between revisions

*{{change|Zero Suit Samus' design is a conglomerate of her appearances in ''{{s|metroidwiki|Metroid: Zero Mission}}'', ''{{s|metroidwiki|Metroid Fusion}}'', ''{{s|metroidwiki|Metroid Prime 3: Corruption}}'', and ''{{s|metroidwiki|Metroid: Other M}}''. Her athletic musculature and high ponytail are from ''Zero Mission'', and her flaxen hair color is taken from ''Fusion''. Her facial structure, beauty mark, body shape, slightly shorter height, green eyes, and bangs come from ''Other M''. The Zero Suit and Paralyzer designs are also from ''Other M'', with the Paralyzer featuring new glowing magenta accents. She is also equipped with a pair of Jet Boots and metal bracelets that are original to ''SSB4''.}}

*{{change|Zero Suit Samus now speaks during her [[taunt]]s, instead of during their conclusions.}}

*{{change|The {{s|metroidwiki|Paralyzer}} now sports its design from ''Other M'', instead of its design from ''Brawl''. It also features magenta accents within its interior, which are original to ''SSB4'', and its [[Plasma Whip]] has updated visual effects.}}

|dsmashdesc=Shoots her Paralyzer at a diagonal angle. It deals low damage, has delayed knockback and, like {{SSB4|Mewtwo}}'s down smash, it only hits on one side. Additionally, the blast is a projectile and as such, it is absorbable, although it cannot be reflected due to being fired downward. It is a useful set-up option due to [[paralyze|paralyzing]] the opponent briefly, with notable follow-ups including her forward smash, a grab, or Boost Kick. With precise timing off-stage, it can also be used as a set-up into [[Flip Jump]] in order to meteor smash an opponent. At 60%-150%, two consecutive uncharged down smashes can lead into forward aerial, [[reverse aerial rush]]ed back aerial, up aerial, Flip Jump and Boost Kick. However, these particular follow-ups require precise timing and for Zero Suit Samus to be very close to the opponent. When spaced correctly, it is safe on shield.  

|grabdesc=Kneels down as she ejects whip of plasma from her Paralyzer, which grabs any opponent by the tip of the whip. The tip of the whip has more vertical range, which is useful against small characters such as Kirby, who can otherwise crouch under the rest of the whip. A well-timed grab can even grab opponents out of their rolls and sidesteps. Although Zero Suit Samus' grabs have long horizontal ranges, they are tied with [[Samus (SSB4)|her Power Suit]]'s [[Grapple Beam]] for having the highest amount of start-up lag in the game, and have the third highest amount of ending lag in the game.

|dthrowdesc=Pins the opponent to the ground and then axe kicks them. One of her best combo starters, it can lead into her forward, back (if the opponent's DI is read properly) and up aerials, a running up smash, and Boost Kick, with the latter combo KOing at high percentages. At high percentages, depending on rage, it can also set up a semi-guaranteed KO combo with up aerial (against opponents attempting to jump out or air dodge) or Boost Kick (against opponents attempting to air dodge).

|fsdesc=Summons [[metroidwiki:Samus Aran's Gunship|her Gunship]] from the background and jumps into it as it flies into the foreground. While Zero Suit Samus is piloting it, crosshairs appear on the screen, allowing her to fire a maximum of five energy blasts from her Gunship's cannons at any spot she chooses, similarly to [[Grenade Launcher]]. When 15 seconds have passed or she has fired five shots, the Final Smash will conclude, and she will return to the stage by descending from the sky.

|desc-down=Dangles her Paralyzer overhead with the plasma whip hanging below while spinning multiple times on her foot, saying "You're mine!"}}