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|caption=Rosalina | |caption=Rosalina shooting a Luma out. | ||
|user=[[Rosalina]] | |user=[[Rosalina]] | ||
|universe=''{{uv|Mario}}'' | |universe=''{{uv|Mario}}'' | ||
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'''Luma Shot''' ({{ja|チコシュート}}, ''Chiko Shoot'') is {{SSB4|Rosalina}}'s [[neutral special]] move in | '''Luma Shot''' ({{ja|チコシュート}}, ''Chiko Shoot'') is {{SSB4|Rosalina}}'s [[neutral special]] move in [[Super Smash Bros. 4|SSB4]]. | ||
==Overview== | |||
The effects of this move vary depending on the situation. If there is no [[Luma]] on the stage controlled by the user, this move summons one. If there is a Luma present, this move is used to command it, either shooting it out varying distances away from Rosalina with a [[charge]]able attack, or bringing it back to her if it is far away. | |||
{{SSB4|Kirby}} can use the Luma Shot via [[Inhale|copying]] Rosalina, which spawns a Luma that immediately disappears after it is projected away. | {{SSB4|Kirby}} can use the Luma Shot via [[Inhale|copying]] Rosalina, which spawns a Luma that immediately disappears after it is projected away. | ||
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| Luma Shot | |
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 Rosalina shooting a Luma out. | |
| User | Rosalina |
| Universe | Mario |
Luma Shot (チコシュート, Chiko Shoot) is Rosalina's neutral special move in SSB4.
Overview
The effects of this move vary depending on the situation. If there is no Luma on the stage controlled by the user, this move summons one. If there is a Luma present, this move is used to command it, either shooting it out varying distances away from Rosalina with a chargeable attack, or bringing it back to her if it is far away.
Kirby can use the Luma Shot via copying Rosalina, which spawns a Luma that immediately disappears after it is projected away.
Origin
Near the beginning of Super Mario Galaxy, Rosalina uses her wand to summon a Luma for the player to use. The summoning aspect of Luma Shot is a reference to this cut scene. In the sequel, a second player can control an additional Luma. The second Luma can both stun and defeat enemies from a short distance.
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