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(→‎Trivia: Simultaneously inaccurate and misleading. When pocketed, the move functions identically to if Terry uses it: long-range Power Wave on the ground, short-range “Round Wave” in the air. The game treats it as a single projectile. Someone sh...)
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==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*When this move is [[Pocket]]ed by {{SSBU|Villager}} or {{SSBU|Isabelle}}, both characters will release it in a form of Power Wave, even if they've pocketed Round Wave.
 


{{Special Moves|char=Terry}}
{{Special Moves|char=Terry}}

Revision as of 10:26, November 9, 2019

Power Wave
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Power Wave in Ultimate.
User Terry
Universe Fatal Fury
Punch down and send a shock wave along the ground. The range of the shock wave is shorter in the air.
—Description from Ultimate's Move List

Power Wave (パワーウェイブ, Power Wave) is Terry's neutral special move.

Overview

Terry slams his fist into the ground, creating a burst of energy that travels across the ground. Much like Hadoken, the move has two different speeds, depending on whether or not the player holds the button or taps it. (Hadoken has heavy, medium, and light variants but Power Wave only has heavy and light.) If used in the air, it will instead be a burst of energy that covers a small distance around him. Upon activation, Terry will either shout "Power Wave!" or "Rock you!"

Canceling

Terry can perform a Power Wave out of some standard attacks, as part of his special-canceling mechanic. By pressing the special button after connecting with one of certain standard attacks, Terry will cancel the ending lag of the attack and perform a Power Wave. Compared to some of his other special moves, Power Wave is not nearly as effective for follow-ups.

Origin

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Terry using a Power Wave in Fatal Fury 2.

Power Wave is a move within Terry's repertoire that has stuck with him since the original Fatal Fury, making an appearance alongside him in every following Fatal Fury title and later in the King of Fighters series. The aerial version is based on a similar move known as the Round Wave seen in games like The King of Fighters '96.

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