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[[File:Wing Blitz Origin.png|thumbnail|Omega Ridley charging at Samus in ''Metroid Prime 3: Corruption''.]] | |||
This move resembles an attack used by Omega Ridley in ''Metroid Prime 3: Corruption'', in which he charges at Samus at high speeds after spreading his wings. | This move resembles an attack used by Omega Ridley in ''Metroid Prime 3: Corruption'', in which he charges at Samus at high speeds after spreading his wings. | ||
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 Ridley using the Wing Blitz on Midgar | |
| User | Ridley |
| Universe | Metroid |
Wing Blitz (リドリーチャージ, Ridley Charge) is Ridley's up special move in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.
Overview
Ridley charges his energy whilst cloaked in a purple aura before flying straight upward; this move can be angled to fly four other directions with the trajectory dependent on the direction Wing Blitz was inputted: slightly downward when angled forward, slightly upwards when angled backward, straight up if left alone or held up, and slightly forward if angled downward (which meteor smashes opponents at least near the start-up of the move). The move deals damage to enemies along the way, with the earliest hit dealing exceptionally high knockback. If Ridley hits a wall, he will rebound with some vertical momentum. It can be used as an edgeguard by going off stage and aiming downward at the edge, letting Ridley hit the opponent before grabbing onto it and meteor smashing them.
The spiked tips of Ridley's wings lack hurtboxes and have high priority, and thus can challenge various projectiles and attacks during the move's forward, backward, or upward trajectories. Ridley himself, however, lacks any sort of armor or priority, so precision is necessary to utilize this aspect well. Due to Ridley's size and limited directions, this can be difficult to execute, though can allow Ridley to safely recover without damage if done correctly.
Origin
This move resembles an attack used by Omega Ridley in Metroid Prime 3: Corruption, in which he charges at Samus at high speeds after spreading his wings.
