Blast-o-Matic

Blast-o-Matic
	; The Blast-o-Matic as it appears in Ultimate.
User	King K. Rool
Universe	Donkey Kong
Article on Super Mario Wiki	Blast-o-Matic

The Blast-o-Matic (ブラストマティック, Blast-o-Matic) is King K. Rool's Final Smash. It also appears as a collectible support spirit in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate that increases the damage dealt to giant opponents.

OverviewEdit

When this Final Smash is used, King K. Rool will stomp, stunning any nearby opponents, and lunge forward while catching those in his path. If at least one opponent was caught, a cutscene plays in which K. Rool is sitting on his throne laughing in Crocodile Isle and presses a button twice. The Blast-o-Matic cannon on the isle then fires on Donkey Kong Island. All captured opponents are shown to be trapped in the eyes of the stone sculpture of Donkey Kong as the Blast-o-Matic's laser blasts through it, destroying the island and dealing massive damage to them.

Instructional quoteEdit

Move List		King K. Rool charges forward. He then fires the Blast-o-Matic from his fortress, striking any fighters he hit with his first attack. This blast completely destroys Donkey Kong Island, dealing serious damage and launching fighters.

SpiritEdit

No.	Image	Name	Type	Class	Cost	Ability	Series
164		Blast-o-Matic		★★★★	1	Giant Killer	Donkey Kong Series

OriginEdit

The Blast-o-Matic about to destroy Kong Isle in the Game Over sequence of Donkey Kong 64.

In Donkey Kong 64, due to his numerous defeats against Donkey Kong, King K. Rool sought revenge by destroying Donkey Kong Island (Kong Isle in Donkey Kong 64). He had Snide, his chief technician, develop the Blast-o-Matic, a high power laser cannon capable of destroying Kong Isle. K. Rool later incorporated the Blast-o-Matic into Crocodile Isle and set course to Kong Isle; however, a disagreement between the two Kritters in charge of Crocodile Isle's steering wheel caused the naval fortress to crash into a rock, damaging the Blast-o-Matic. When Crocodile Isle arrived at Kong Isle, K. Rool ordered his minions to capture Donkey Kong's friends and to steal his Banana Hoard in order to give his Kremlings time to fix the Blast-o-Matic before Donkey Kong can stop him. During the Game Over sequence of Donkey Kong 64, or when the Kongs fail to disarm the fully repaired Blast-o-Matic in Hideout Helm, K. Rool readies the laser cannon to fire on Kong Isle; however, the destruction of the isle wasn't actually shown. Instead, the Game Over text appears and the screen fades to black before the Blast-o-Matic fires.

This Final Smash is based on the implied destruction of Kong Isle during the Game Over sequence of Donkey Kong 64 with minor differences, such as Crocodile Isle being set on a natural island rather than being a naval fortress, Donkey Kong Island more closely resembling its appearance from Donkey Kong Country, and K. Rool hitting the chair with his opposite arm.

GalleryEdit

The Blast-o-Matic as it appears in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, getting ready to fire.
Donkey Kong Island before getting destroyed in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.
A closeup of Pyra, Captain Falcon, Terry, and R.O.B. on Donkey Kong Island, an angle normally inaccessible in-game. Screenshot from Masahiro Sakurai's Twitter account.
Blast-o-Matic as shown by the Move List in Ultimate.

Names in other languagesEdit

Language	Name
Japanese	ブラストマティック, Blast-o-Matic
English	Blast-o-Matic
French	Blast-o-Matic
German	Kaputt-O-Matik
Spanish	Machacadora
Italian	Blast-O-Matic
Chinese (Simplified)	爆裂射线
Chinese (Traditional)	爆裂射線
Korean	블래스트매틱, Blast-o-Matic
Dutch	Blast-o-Matic
Russian	Крокобластер

TriviaEdit

Despite the Blast-o-Matic originating in Donkey Kong 64, it had never actually been depicted firing until Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, roughly 19 years after its debut.
In early builds of the game, the target(s) would take damage before the laser actually hit Donkey Kong Island.^[1] This was fixed for the final game.