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|caption=Incineroar using Max Malicious Moonsault on {{SSBU|Ken}}.
|caption=Incineroar using Max Malicious Moonsault in ''Ultimate''.
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{{cquote|''Incineroar grabs an opponent while engulfed in flames. It then repeatedly attacks the foe before slamming them back into a ring. Only one fighter can be grabbed, but the final blast deals damage to anyone nearby.''|cite=Description from ''Ultimate''{{'}}s Move List}}
 
'''Max Malicious Moonsault''' ({{ja|ハイパーダーククラッシャー改| Haipā Dāku Kurasshā Kai}}, ''Hyper Dark Crusher Modified'') is {{SSBU|Incineroar}}'s [[Final Smash]] in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]''.
'''Max Malicious Moonsault''' ({{ja|ハイパーダーククラッシャー改| Haipā Dāku Kurasshā Kai}}, ''Hyper Dark Crusher Modified'') is [[Incineroar]]'s [[Final Smash]].


==Overview==
==Overview==
[[File:Moonsault.png|thumb|left|Incineroar dropkicking [[Fox (SSBU)|Fox]] during Max Malicious Moonsault.]]
[[File:Moonsault.png|thumb|left|Incineroar dropkicking [[Fox (SSBU)|Fox]] during Max Malicious Moonsault.]]
Incineroar rushes forward and grabs an opponent. If it connects, Incineroar will throw its opponent into a fighting ring and assault them with an uppercut, a dropkick and another uppercut before splashing them down with a headbutt, causing a giant explosion. In Sakurai's own words, it's even faster and fiercer than the Z-Move it's based on. While the move can only connect on a single opponent, subjecting them to the damage from Incineroar's attacks, the fiery explosion will damage anyone caught in the blast radius after the cutscene has ended.
Upon activating, {{s|bulbapedia|Incinium Z}} will briefly flash on the screen before Incineroar rushes forward to grab an opponent. Before the grab, anyone touching Incineroar will take mild damage and hitstun. If it connects, Incineroar will [[wikipedia:Professional wrestling throws#Irish whip|Irish whip]] its opponent into a wrestling ring and assault them with an uppercut, a dropkick and another uppercut before hitting them with a diving battering ram, the latter of which causes a giant explosion upon landing on the wrestling ring. This can only hit 1 opponent. According to [[Masahiro Sakurai]], Max Malicious Moonsault is even faster and fiercer than the Z-Move it is based on. While the move can only connect on a single opponent, the finisher will also launch opponents who were nearby when the main opponent was grabbed.
 
If this misses while Incineroar is on the ground, it'll slap its knee in frustration.
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==Instructional quote==
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|ssbuchar=Incineroar
|ssbudesc=Incineroar grabs an opponent while engulfed in flames. It then repeatedly attacks the foe before slamming them back into a ring. Only one fighter can be grabbed, but the final blast deals damage to anyone nearby.
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==Origin==
==Origin==
[[File:Malicious Moonsault.png|thumb|left|Incineroar using Malicious Moonsault in ''Pokémon Sun'' and ''Moon''.]]
[[File:Malicious Moonsault.png|thumb|left|Incineroar using Malicious Moonsault in ''Pokémon Sun'' and ''Moon''.]]
{{s|bulbapedia|Z-Move}}s are a mechanic introduced in ''{{s|Bulbapedia|Pokémon Sun and Moon}}''. They are an exceptionally powerful variant of the move they are based on. To use a Z-Move, a Pokémon must be holding the {{s|Bulbapedia|Z-Crystal}} corresponding to the intended move, and their trainer must have a {{s|bulbapedia|Z-Ring}}. All Pokémon are capable of using type-dependent Z-Moves, but a select group of Pokémon have signature Z-Moves.  
{{s|bulbapedia|Z-Move}}s are a mechanic introduced in [[bulbapedia:Pokémon Sun and Moon|''Pokémon Sun'' and ''Moon'']]. They are an exceptionally powerful variant of the move they are based on. To use a Z-Move, a Pokémon must be holding the {{s|bulbapedia|Z-Crystal}} corresponding to the type of intended move, and their trainer must have a {{s|bulbapedia|Z-Ring}} or {{s|bulbapedia|Z-Power Ring}}.
 
Although any Pokémon is capable of using Z-Moves, a select group of Pokémon have signature Z-Moves. {{s|bulbapedia|Malicious Moonsault}} is a Dark-type Z-Move exclusive to Incineroar, which acts as a powered-up version of its {{s|bulbapedia|signature move}}, [[Darkest Lariat]]. Upon activation, Incineroar summons a wrestling ring underneath the target. It then charges toward the ring, leaps onto one of its top turnbuckles, uses its flame belt to engulf itself in flames, and then performs a [[wikipedia:Professional wrestling aerial techniques#450° splash|450° splash]] that generates a massive explosion to engulf the ring. Its base power is 180, although its damage output is doubled if the target has used {{s|bulbapedia|Minimize}}. Like other Z-Moves, however, it has only 1 {{s|bulbapedia|Power Point}} (PP).
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==Gallery==
<gallery>
Incineroar SSBU Skill Preview Final Smash.png|Max Malicious Moonsault as shown by the Move List in ''Ultimate''.
Boxing Ring Incineroar Final Smash variant.png|The unique variant of Boxing Ring that appears, with an alternate symbol in the center.
</gallery>


{{s|bulbapedia|Malicious Moonsault}} is a Dark-type Z-Move exclusive to Incineroar, which acts as a powered-up version of its {{s|bulbapedia|signature move}}, [[Darkest Lariat]]. The animation of the move has Incineroar leaping high into the air and landing on the opponent stomach first, creating a massive explosion that engulfs the ring. Contrary to its English name, it is not a moonsault, hence the attack in the Final Smash landing headfirst. Its base power is 180, although its damage output is doubled if its target has used {{s|bulbapedia|Minimize}}. Like other Z-Moves, it has a PP of 1.
==Names in other languages==
{{Langtable
|ja={{ja|ハイパーダーククラッシャー改| Haipā Dāku Kurasshā Kai}}, ''Hyper Dark Crusher Modified''
|en=Max Malicious Moonsault
|fr=Dark Body Press X
|es=Hiperplancha Oscura X
|de=Hyper Dark Crusher X
|it=Iperschianto delle Tenebre X
|nl=Supervurige Moonsault
|ru={{rollover|Злодейский Мунсолт Плюс|Zlodeysky Munsolt Plyos|?}}
|ko={{rollover|뉴 하이퍼다크크러셔|Nyu Haipeodakeukeureosyeo|?}}, ''New Hyper Dark Crusher''
|zh_cn={{rollover|极恶飞跃粉碎击 (改)|Jí È Fēiyuè Fěnsuì Jī (Gǎi)|?}}
|zh_tw={{rollover|極惡飛躍粉碎擊 (改)|Jí È Fēiyuè Fěnsuì Jī (Gǎi)|?}}
}}


When initiating the attack, the {{s|bulbapedia|Incinium Z}} will flash on the screen. This reflects how it, along with other Z-Crystals, shows on-screen in ''Pokémon Sun'', ''Moon'', ''Ultra Sun'', and ''Ultra Moon'' when the Z-Move is activated.
==Trivia==
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*Contrary to its English name, Max Malicious Moonsault does not involve a {{s|wikipedia|moonsault}} whatsoever. Rather, it concludes with a diving battering ram. This also applies to the Z-Move it is based on, which is a [[wikipedia:Professional wrestling aerial techniques#450° splash|450° splash]].
*Although Incineroar is able to use a Z-Move by itself in ''Smash'', only [[Marshadow]] has ever been shown capable of using a Z-Move on its own without a trainer with a Z-Ring and a Z-Crystal to use it, in [[bulbapedia:M20|''Pokémon the Movie: I Choose You!'']].
*Max Malicious Moonsault's cinematic occurs in a modified version of [[Boxing Ring]], making it the only Final Smash to involve another [[stage]]. Instead of either a ''Punch-Out!!'' or ''Smash'' symbol, a generic "impact/collision" symbol appears in the center.
*Strangely, when Incineroar performs the dropkick, its feet are briefly shown to have claws on the ends of them. While these claws also appear in its forward smash, up, and back aerials, they have never been seen in its official artwork, or its official appearances in ''Pokémon''.
*If Incineroar uses the Final Smash on {{SSBU|Duck Hunt}}, the duck will appear standing on the dog's back in a T pose while the dog has regular animations relating to the attack.
**During the dive, Incineroar clips through the duck.
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{{Special Moves|char=Incineroar}}
{{Special Moves|char=Incineroar}}
{{FinalSmash}}
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Revision as of 20:35, March 26, 2024

Max Malicious Moonsault
Incineroar Final Smash SSBU.gif
Incineroar using Max Malicious Moonsault in Ultimate.
User Incineroar
Universe Pokémon
Article on Bulbapedia Malicious Moonsault (move)

Max Malicious Moonsault (ハイパーダーククラッシャー改, Hyper Dark Crusher Modified) is Incineroar's Final Smash.

Overview

Incineroar dropkicking Fox during Max Malicious Moonsault.

Upon activating, Incinium Z will briefly flash on the screen before Incineroar rushes forward to grab an opponent. Before the grab, anyone touching Incineroar will take mild damage and hitstun. If it connects, Incineroar will Irish whip its opponent into a wrestling ring and assault them with an uppercut, a dropkick and another uppercut before hitting them with a diving battering ram, the latter of which causes a giant explosion upon landing on the wrestling ring. This can only hit 1 opponent. According to Masahiro Sakurai, Max Malicious Moonsault is even faster and fiercer than the Z-Move it is based on. While the move can only connect on a single opponent, the finisher will also launch opponents who were nearby when the main opponent was grabbed.

If this misses while Incineroar is on the ground, it'll slap its knee in frustration.

Instructional quote

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Move List IncineroarHeadSSBU.png Incineroar grabs an opponent while engulfed in flames. It then repeatedly attacks the foe before slamming them back into a ring. Only one fighter can be grabbed, but the final blast deals damage to anyone nearby.

Origin

Incineroar using Malicious Moonsault in Pokémon Sun and Moon.

Z-Moves are a mechanic introduced in Pokémon Sun and Moon. They are an exceptionally powerful variant of the move they are based on. To use a Z-Move, a Pokémon must be holding the Z-Crystal corresponding to the type of intended move, and their trainer must have a Z-Ring or Z-Power Ring.

Although any Pokémon is capable of using Z-Moves, a select group of Pokémon have signature Z-Moves. Malicious Moonsault is a Dark-type Z-Move exclusive to Incineroar, which acts as a powered-up version of its signature move, Darkest Lariat. Upon activation, Incineroar summons a wrestling ring underneath the target. It then charges toward the ring, leaps onto one of its top turnbuckles, uses its flame belt to engulf itself in flames, and then performs a 450° splash that generates a massive explosion to engulf the ring. Its base power is 180, although its damage output is doubled if the target has used Minimize. Like other Z-Moves, however, it has only 1 Power Point (PP).

Gallery

Names in other languages

Language Name
Japan Japanese ハイパーダーククラッシャー改, Hyper Dark Crusher Modified
UK English Max Malicious Moonsault
France French Dark Body Press X
Germany German Hyper Dark Crusher X
Spain Spanish Hiperplancha Oscura X
Italy Italian Iperschianto delle Tenebre X
China Chinese (Simplified) 极恶飞跃粉碎击 (改)
Taiwan Chinese (Traditional) 極惡飛躍粉碎擊 (改)
South Korea Korean 뉴 하이퍼다크크러셔, New Hyper Dark Crusher
Netherlands Dutch Supervurige Moonsault
Russia Russian Злодейский Мунсолт Плюс

Trivia

  • Contrary to its English name, Max Malicious Moonsault does not involve a moonsault whatsoever. Rather, it concludes with a diving battering ram. This also applies to the Z-Move it is based on, which is a 450° splash.
  • Although Incineroar is able to use a Z-Move by itself in Smash, only Marshadow has ever been shown capable of using a Z-Move on its own without a trainer with a Z-Ring and a Z-Crystal to use it, in Pokémon the Movie: I Choose You!.
  • Max Malicious Moonsault's cinematic occurs in a modified version of Boxing Ring, making it the only Final Smash to involve another stage. Instead of either a Punch-Out!! or Smash symbol, a generic "impact/collision" symbol appears in the center.
  • Strangely, when Incineroar performs the dropkick, its feet are briefly shown to have claws on the ends of them. While these claws also appear in its forward smash, up, and back aerials, they have never been seen in its official artwork, or its official appearances in Pokémon.
  • If Incineroar uses the Final Smash on Duck Hunt, the duck will appear standing on the dog's back in a T pose while the dog has regular animations relating to the attack.
    • During the dive, Incineroar clips through the duck.