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[[Image:Judge recoil damage.gif|thumb|[[Judge]] dealing recoil damage.]] | [[Image:Judge recoil damage.gif|thumb|[[Judge]] dealing recoil damage.]] | ||
'''Recoil damage''' (also known as '''self-damage''') is [[damage]] taken by a character when it uses an [[attack]] under certain circumstances. Recoil damage is constant regardless of any other factors; it is not affected by [[stale-move negation]], and occurs even if the user is invincible or intangible. Being damaged by one's own explosive generally does not count as recoil damage, as it does not directly deal damage to the character. | '''Recoil damage''' (also known as '''self-damage''') is [[damage]] taken by a character when it uses an [[attack]] under certain circumstances. Recoil damage is constant regardless of any other factors; it is not affected by [[stale-move negation]], and occurs even if the user is [[invincible]] or [[intangible]]. Being damaged by one's own explosive generally does not count as recoil damage, as it does not directly deal damage to the character. | ||
Recoil damage can only be negated via the use of ''Melee's'' [[Cloaking Device]] item. In addition, the [[All-Star Rest Area]] in ''Smash 4'' prevents any recoil damage from harming the player's character. | Recoil damage can only be negated via the use of ''Melee's'' [[Cloaking Device]] item. In addition, the [[All-Star Rest Area]] in ''Smash 4'' prevents any recoil damage from harming the player's character. | ||
Revision as of 11:16, May 9, 2015
Judge dealing recoil damage.
Recoil damage (also known as self-damage) is damage taken by a character when it uses an attack under certain circumstances. Recoil damage is constant regardless of any other factors; it is not affected by stale-move negation, and occurs even if the user is invincible or intangible. Being damaged by one's own explosive generally does not count as recoil damage, as it does not directly deal damage to the character.
Recoil damage can only be negated via the use of Melee's Cloaking Device item. In addition, the All-Star Rest Area in Smash 4 prevents any recoil damage from harming the player's character.
List of moves with recoil damage
- Charizard - Flare Blitz deals 4% damage when used and an additional 5% if it hits (for a total of 9%).
- Diddy Kong - Rocketbarrel Boost, when hitting a wall or ceiling. Deals 5% damage.
- Ike - Fully charged Eruption, deals 10% damage.
- King Dedede - Jet Hammer - when holding a fully charged Jet Hammer, King Dedede will receive damage in a fashion similar to hoop damage: it damages at 1% increments, but does not do any damage when at 150% or above.
- Kirby - When holding a fully charged Hammer Flip or Giant Hammer, Kirby will take damage in the same way King Dedede does, but does not take any damage after 100% or above. He can also copy Thunder Jolt, Flare Blade, and Eruption, which all damage Kirby just as they would the original user.
- Mr. Game & Watch - #1 Judge, deals 12% damage.
- Pichu - Most electric-based moves: Thunder Jolt (1%), Skull Bash (1%), Agility (1% for the first leap and 3% for the optional second one), Thunder (3% when connecting with Pichu), forward smash (2%), forward aerial (4%), down aerial (1%, or 2% if Pichu hits the ground during the attack), pummel (1%), and forward throw (1%). Up throw and down throw do not cause any recoil damage, despite their electrical effects.
- Roy - Fully charged Flare Blade, deals 10% damage.
