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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*R.O.B. is the only character besides {{SSBB|Jigglypuff}} who can benefit from the [[Bridge of Eldin]] [[Regenerating terrain glitch|Final Smash glitch]], giving him a never ending Diffusion Beam (Jigglypuff's makes it remain huge). Although, in order to make this happen, the player must have R.O.B. get caught in the re-materialization of the Bridge during the close-up animation that starts the beam. If the player does it at any other time, R.O.B. will merely take damage and waste the time of the Final Smash. Strangely, if the player uses it right as the bridge becomes solid, R.O.B. will be invincible and will make the noise of the Diffusion Beam, although R.O.B. is not using the move. However, using his [[down special move]] will make part of the beam reappear, which will be harmless. Using the [[Gyro]] again will bring the beam back. If R.O.B. enters the [[Negative Zone]] with Infinite Diffusion Beam, he will take damage and suffer the Negative Zone's effects. If the Zone ends with R.O.B. [[sleep]]ing, R.O.B. will remain sleeping for an unusually long time. | *R.O.B. is the only character besides {{SSBB|Jigglypuff}} who can benefit from the [[Bridge of Eldin]] [[Regenerating terrain glitch|Final Smash glitch]], giving him a never ending Diffusion Beam (Jigglypuff's makes it remain huge). Although, in order to make this happen, the player must have R.O.B. get caught in the re-materialization of the Bridge during the close-up animation that starts the beam. If the player does it at any other time, R.O.B. will merely take damage and waste the time of the Final Smash. Strangely, if the player uses it right as the bridge becomes solid, R.O.B. will be invincible and will make the noise of the Diffusion Beam, although R.O.B. is not using the move. However, using his [[down special move]] will make part of the beam reappear, which will be harmless. Using the [[Gyro]] again will bring the beam back. If R.O.B. enters the [[Negative Zone]] with Infinite Diffusion Beam, he will take damage and suffer the Negative Zone's effects. If the Zone ends with R.O.B. [[sleep]]ing, R.O.B. will remain sleeping for an unusually long time. | ||
*Because the lasers are emitted from R.O.B.'s eyes, they point in whichever direction his head is facing. This makes it possible to hit crouching enemies by also crouching, or hitting enemies above by using his side taunt (which makes him look upwards). | *Because the lasers are emitted from R.O.B.'s eyes, they point in whichever direction his head is facing. This makes it possible to hit crouching enemies by also crouching, or hitting enemies above by using his side taunt (which makes him look upwards). | ||
*Diffusion Beam is not only the most damaging Final Smash in ''Brawl'', but the most damaging attack in the entire series. When all hits connect on a single character, the Final Smash can rack up between 270% and 300%. However, to make the other(s) take the full damage, R.O.B. must [[grab]] the opponent right before the hard-hitting beam lands. It's possible to make it land when the opponent is grabbed without taking knockback, like if the character autoreleases. | *Diffusion Beam is not only the most damaging Final Smash in ''Brawl'', but the most damaging attack in the entire series. When all hits connect on a single character, the Final Smash can rack up between 270% and 300%. However, to make the other(s) take the full damage, R.O.B. must [[grab]] the opponent right before the hard-hitting beam lands. It's possible to make it land when the opponent is grabbed without taking knockback, like if the character autoreleases. | ||
Revision as of 22:07, February 15, 2015
Template:Infobox Final Smash The Diffusion Beam (拡散ロボビーム, Diffusion Robo Beam) is R.O.B.'s Final Smash. R.O.B. gains invincibility and shoots medium ranged whirling lasers out of his eyes (with almost no knockback), followed by some hard-hitting short lasers (with tremendous knockback). Similar to the Superspicy Curry. R.O.B. can move freely during the Final Smash. Being in the general area in front of R.O.B. causes damage that rises at a 2% damage rate and as long as R.O.B. is in front of an enemy, he will continue doing damage. With the laser having good reach in front of R.O.B, in combination with the hitbox being continuous, the attack lasting a considerably long time for a Final Smash, and R.O.B. being free to move and pursue his opponents, it is often considered one of the most difficult Final Smashes to evade. R.O.B's ability to move during it results in some chaos as he chases opponents around the stage, trying to catch them in the deadly vortex of his eye beams.
He can also use his entire moveset (excluding Robo Beam) during the Final Smash, and can even use items and taunts without affecting its hitboxes.
Trophy Description
R.O.B.'s Final Smash. He emits a beam from his eyes that spreads across the spectrum and undulates in great variety as it travels. What makes this technique different is R.O.B.'s ability to move while using it. This allows him to use it in combination with his other moves to increase his Final Smash's effectiveness.
Trivia
- R.O.B. is the only character besides Jigglypuff who can benefit from the Bridge of Eldin Final Smash glitch, giving him a never ending Diffusion Beam (Jigglypuff's makes it remain huge). Although, in order to make this happen, the player must have R.O.B. get caught in the re-materialization of the Bridge during the close-up animation that starts the beam. If the player does it at any other time, R.O.B. will merely take damage and waste the time of the Final Smash. Strangely, if the player uses it right as the bridge becomes solid, R.O.B. will be invincible and will make the noise of the Diffusion Beam, although R.O.B. is not using the move. However, using his down special move will make part of the beam reappear, which will be harmless. Using the Gyro again will bring the beam back. If R.O.B. enters the Negative Zone with Infinite Diffusion Beam, he will take damage and suffer the Negative Zone's effects. If the Zone ends with R.O.B. sleeping, R.O.B. will remain sleeping for an unusually long time.
- Because the lasers are emitted from R.O.B.'s eyes, they point in whichever direction his head is facing. This makes it possible to hit crouching enemies by also crouching, or hitting enemies above by using his side taunt (which makes him look upwards).
- Diffusion Beam is not only the most damaging Final Smash in Brawl, but the most damaging attack in the entire series. When all hits connect on a single character, the Final Smash can rack up between 270% and 300%. However, to make the other(s) take the full damage, R.O.B. must grab the opponent right before the hard-hitting beam lands. It's possible to make it land when the opponent is grabbed without taking knockback, like if the character autoreleases.
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| Neutral special | Robo Beam | ||
| Side special | Arm Rotor | ||
| Up special | Robo Burner | ||
| Down special | Gyro | ||
| Final Smash | Diffusion Beam | Super Diffusion Beam | Guided Robo Beam |
