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==Origin== | ==Origin== | ||
[[File:Metal Face XC.png|left|thumb| | [[File:Metal Face XC.png|left|thumb|200px|Metal Face during the attack on Colony 9 in ''Xenoblade Chronicles''.]] | ||
Metal Face first appeared in ''Xenoblade Chronicles'' during the attack on Shulk's hometown, Colony 9. He was immediately identified as the biggest threat, but nothing could be done to stop him; he easily destroyed all the weaponry used against him and killed many Homs, including Shulk's childhood friend [[Fiora]], and displayed unusual-for-Mechon cunning and an immunity to the Monado (which is otherwise the only weapon that can harm Mechon, making him practically invincible). After the attack is over, Shulk leaves Colony 9 to chase him down for revenge. When they next meet, he shows that he can speak by taunting Shulk over enjoying his killings, and only leaves because of external interference. It is later revealed that Metal Face is a shell controlled by Mumkhar, a traitorous former war buddy of [[Dunban]]'s who was presumed dead after the Battle of Sword Valley, and doesn't particularly care for the orders he's given as long as in the end he gets the Monado. | Metal Face first appeared in ''Xenoblade Chronicles'' during the attack on Shulk's hometown, Colony 9. He was immediately identified as the biggest threat, but nothing could be done to stop him; he easily destroyed all the weaponry used against him and killed many Homs, including Shulk's childhood friend [[Fiora]], and displayed unusual-for-Mechon cunning and an immunity to the Monado (which is otherwise the only weapon that can harm Mechon, making him practically invincible). After the attack is over, Shulk leaves Colony 9 to chase him down for revenge. When they next meet, he shows that he can speak by taunting Shulk over enjoying his killings, and only leaves because of external interference. It is later revealed that Metal Face is a shell controlled by Mumkhar, a traitorous former war buddy of [[Dunban]]'s who was presumed dead after the Battle of Sword Valley, and doesn't particularly care for the orders he's given as long as in the end he gets the Monado. | ||
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==In {{forwiiu}} == | ==In {{forwiiu}} == | ||
[[File:MetalFace.jpg|thumb|left|Metal Face on Gaur Plain.]] | [[File:MetalFace.jpg|thumb|200px|left|Metal Face on Gaur Plain.]] | ||
Metal Face first appeared as a shadow at the end of [[Shulk]]'s reveal trailer, teasing his role as the [[stage boss]] of [[Gaur Plain]] which was confirmed in the [[Nintendo Direct#Super Smash Bros. for Wii U: 50-Fact Extravaganza|Super Smash Bros. for Wii U: 50-Fact Extravaganza]] Direct. | Metal Face first appeared as a shadow at the end of [[Shulk]]'s reveal trailer, teasing his role as the [[stage boss]] of [[Gaur Plain]] which was confirmed in the [[Nintendo Direct#Super Smash Bros. for Wii U: 50-Fact Extravaganza|Super Smash Bros. for Wii U: 50-Fact Extravaganza]] Direct. | ||
Soon after night falls, Metal Face may appear. He can either appear in the middle of the stage and then perch between the two main platforms or fire his Custom Grand Shot at one of the main platforms making it fall down, thus destroying the platforms underneath, and placing himself on the fallen platform. Once positioned he doesn't actively chase fighters, but he tries to hit any close fighter with a claw swipe. If he is not defeated after enough time passes, he leaves the stage after performing a dashing strike across the horizontal length of the stage. When defeated, he will damage whoever didn't get the last hit as he bursts into a series of explosions and fall as a flaming projectile towards the bottom of the stage. Any other players near the explosions or falling Metal Face will take heavy damage and knockback. | Soon after night falls, Metal Face may appear. He can either appear in the middle of the stage and then perch between the two main platforms or fire his Custom Grand Shot at one of the main platforms making it fall down, thus destroying the platforms underneath, and placing himself on the fallen platform. Once positioned he doesn't actively chase fighters, but he tries to hit any close fighter with a claw swipe. If he is not defeated after enough time passes, he leaves the stage after performing a dashing strike across the horizontal length of the stage. When defeated, he will damage whoever didn't get the last hit as he bursts into a series of explosions and fall as a flaming projectile towards the bottom of the stage. Any other players near the explosions or falling Metal Face will take heavy damage and knockback. | ||
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===Trophy information=== | ===Trophy information=== | ||
Metal Face's trophy is part of the ''Mechonis'' [[Trophy Box]]. | Metal Face's trophy is part of the ''Mechonis'' [[Trophy Box]]. | ||
[[File:MetalFaceTrophyWiiU.png|left|100px]] | [[File:MetalFaceTrophyWiiU.png|left|thumb|100px|Metal Face trophy in ''for Wii U''.]] | ||
;Metal Face | ;Metal Face | ||
''A faced Mechon who appears on the Gaur Plain stage. He swoops in from the sky when night falls and then leaves with the break of dawn. He doesn't actively pursue fighters, but if you get too close, you'll taste the deadly bite of his claws. Watch out for his laser attack too-it can destroy parts of the stage itself!'' | ''A faced Mechon who appears on the Gaur Plain stage. He swoops in from the sky when night falls and then leaves with the break of dawn. He doesn't actively pursue fighters, but if you get too close, you'll taste the deadly bite of his claws. Watch out for his laser attack too-it can destroy parts of the stage itself!'' | ||