(Reverted Carloscreate100: It's never been referred to this way by the developers. It's named after the weapon he uses and that's all that matters.) |
(And yes, the cannon is called "Energy Ball", too.) |
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{{Infobox attack |
{{Infobox attack |
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− | |name = Energy Ball |
+ | |name = Energy Ball |
|image = [[File:Tailsnspecialbeta.png|250px]] |
|image = [[File:Tailsnspecialbeta.png|250px]] |
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|symbol = {{Symbol|Sonic}} |
|symbol = {{Symbol|Sonic}} |
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− | |caption = Tails using Energy Ball |
+ | |caption = Tails using Energy Ball in ''SSF2''. |
|universe = [[Sonic (universe)|''Sonic'']] |
|universe = [[Sonic (universe)|''Sonic'']] |
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|user = {{Head|SSF|Tails|20|link=SSFL}}{{Head|SSF2|Tails|link=SSF2L}} |
|user = {{Head|SSF|Tails|20|link=SSFL}}{{Head|SSF2|Tails|link=SSF2L}} |
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− | |effect = Tails fires a round electric projectile from his Energy Ball |
+ | |effect = Tails fires a round [[electric]] [[projectile]] from his Energy Ball. |
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− | '''Energy Ball |
+ | '''Energy Ball''' ({{Mousetext|エナジーボール|Enajī Bōru}}), also called '''Electron Cannon''', is a projectile attack in the ''{{S|Sonic|universe}}'' franchise also usable by [[Miles "Tails" Prower|Tails]] in the ''{{S|Super Smash Flash|series}}'' series. |
== Overview == |
== Overview == |
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− | The move consists of Tails taking out the Energy Ball |
+ | The move consists of Tails taking out the Energy Ball, a small red arm cannon, and firing a round shot of energy from it that [[damage]]s opponents hit. |
=== In ''Super Smash Flash'' === |
=== In ''Super Smash Flash'' === |
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− | In the original ''[[Super Smash Flash]]'', Energy Ball |
+ | In the original ''[[Super Smash Flash]]'', Energy Ball is {{SSF|Tails}}' {{SSF|standard attack}}, [[up attack]], and {{SSF|down aerial}}. The [[projectile]] fired by these attacks travels relatively quickly and disappears after traveling a moderate distance. In his standard attack, Tails fires the projectile forward, and it deals 3% damage per frame to opponents hit by it. In his up attack and down aerial, Tails fires the projectile upward and downward, respectively, and it deals 4% damage per frame instead. |
=== In ''Super Smash Flash 2'' === |
=== In ''Super Smash Flash 2'' === |
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− | In the reboot, ''[[Super Smash Flash 2]]'', Energy Ball |
+ | In the reboot, ''[[Super Smash Flash 2]]'', Energy Ball has turned into {{SSF2|Tails}}' [[standard special move]]. The projectile now travels more slowly and with a shorter distance than in ''SSF''. In addition, only one can be out at a time, as attempting to fire it again will just cause smoke to come out of the weapon. If used in midair, it shoots diagonally and pushes Tails upward a bit, unless smoke comes out instead. The projectile deals 9% [[electric]] damage and weak upward [[knockback]] to opponents hit. It has high [[priority]] and [[shield]] damage, and the attack itself has low [[Lag#Startup lag|startup]] and [[Lag#Ending lag|ending lag]], especially when used on the ground. |
== Origin == |
== Origin == |
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− | [[File:Energy Ball Blaster.gif |
+ | [[File:Energy Ball Blaster.gif|thumb|[[Miles "Tails" Prower|Tails]] using Energy Ball to shoot [[Knuckles the Echidna|Knuckles]] in ''[[Sonic Battle]]''.]] |
− | The Energy Ball |
+ | The Energy Ball originates as a move used primarily by Tails in ''[[Sonic Battle]]'', where it serves as Tails' Ground Shot. It serves the same function as it does in the ''SSF'' series, as the user shoots a slow, yellow sphere-shaped energy projectile at the opponent. Similarly to how it works as multiple attacks in ''SSF'', the player can fire the projectile in one of eight different directions with the directional inputs. |
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==== Screenshots ==== |
==== Screenshots ==== |
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<gallery> |
<gallery> |
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− | SSF Tails standard attack.png|Tails using Energy Ball |
+ | SSF Tails standard attack.png|Tails using Energy Ball as his standard attack. |
− | SSF Tails up attack.png|Tails using Energy Ball |
+ | SSF Tails up attack.png|Tails using Energy Ball as his up attack. |
− | SSF Tails down aerial.png|Tails using Energy Ball |
+ | SSF Tails down aerial.png|Tails using Energy Ball as his down aerial. |
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==== Screenshots ==== |
==== Screenshots ==== |
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<gallery> |
<gallery> |
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− | Energy Ball chargeable.png|Tails about to use Energy Ball |
+ | Energy Ball chargeable.png|Tails about to use Energy Ball on [[Krazoa Palace]]. |
− | Tailsnspecialairbeta.png|Energy Ball |
+ | Tailsnspecialairbeta.png|Energy Ball used in the air on [[Sky Sanctuary Zone]]. |
− | Energy Ball attack.png|{{SSF2|Chibi-Robo}} being hit by Energy Ball from Tails |
+ | Energy Ball attack.png|{{SSF2|Chibi-Robo}} being hit by Energy Ball from Tails on [[Hyrule Castle]]. |
Kirby - Energy Ball Blaster from Tails.png|{{SSF2|Kirby}}'s version of the move. |
Kirby - Energy Ball Blaster from Tails.png|{{SSF2|Kirby}}'s version of the move. |
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Kirby - Energy Ball Blaster (air) from Tails.png|Kirby's version of the air move. |
Kirby - Energy Ball Blaster (air) from Tails.png|Kirby's version of the air move. |
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</gallery> |
</gallery> |
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− | + | ==== Early designs ==== |
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<gallery> |
<gallery> |
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− | ElectronCannon.PNG|Energy Ball |
+ | ElectronCannon.PNG|Energy Ball's early design hitting {{SSF2|Sonic}} on [[Twilight Town]]. |
− | Aerial Electron Cannon.png|Energy Ball |
+ | Aerial Electron Cannon.png|Energy Ball used in the air. |
− | Tailsnspecial.gif|Energy Ball |
+ | Tailsnspecial.gif|Energy Ball's current design with Tails' first early sprites on [[Lunar Core]]. |
− | Electron cannon Kirby.png|{{SSF2|Kirby}} using Energy Ball |
+ | Electron cannon Kirby.png|{{SSF2|Kirby}} using Energy Ball. |
− | Kirby air cannon.png|Kirby using the aerial version of Energy Ball |
+ | Kirby air cannon.png|Kirby using the aerial version of Energy Ball. |
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</gallery> |
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Revision as of 21:12, 21 April 2020
Energy Ball (エナジーボール), also called Electron Cannon, is a projectile attack in the Sonic franchise also usable by Tails in the Super Smash Flash series.
Overview
The move consists of Tails taking out the Energy Ball, a small red arm cannon, and firing a round shot of energy from it that damages opponents hit.
In Super Smash Flash
In the original Super Smash Flash, Energy Ball is Tails' standard attack, up attack, and down aerial. The projectile fired by these attacks travels relatively quickly and disappears after traveling a moderate distance. In his standard attack, Tails fires the projectile forward, and it deals 3% damage per frame to opponents hit by it. In his up attack and down aerial, Tails fires the projectile upward and downward, respectively, and it deals 4% damage per frame instead.
In Super Smash Flash 2
In the reboot, Super Smash Flash 2, Energy Ball has turned into Tails' standard special move. The projectile now travels more slowly and with a shorter distance than in SSF. In addition, only one can be out at a time, as attempting to fire it again will just cause smoke to come out of the weapon. If used in midair, it shoots diagonally and pushes Tails upward a bit, unless smoke comes out instead. The projectile deals 9% electric damage and weak upward knockback to opponents hit. It has high priority and shield damage, and the attack itself has low startup and ending lag, especially when used on the ground.
Origin
The Energy Ball originates as a move used primarily by Tails in Sonic Battle, where it serves as Tails' Ground Shot. It serves the same function as it does in the SSF series, as the user shoots a slow, yellow sphere-shaped energy projectile at the opponent. Similarly to how it works as multiple attacks in SSF, the player can fire the projectile in one of eight different directions with the directional inputs.
Gallery
Super Smash Flash
Screenshots
Super Smash Flash 2
Screenshots
Early designs
Tails' special moves | |
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Neutral special move | Energy Ball |
Side special move | Airlift |
Up special move | Remote Robot |
Down special move | Spin Dash |
Final Smash | Tornado |