Galaxia Darkness

This article is outdated. It may contain traces of some old data and statistics and requires an urgent update. You can help the McLeodGaming Wiki by updating it.

Galaxia Darkness
Meta Knight trapping Kirby with Galaxia Darkness.
Universe	Kirby
User(s)	Template:Head
Type	Basic
Effect	Anyone caught by Meta Knight's cape will be surrounded by darkness and struck with a powerful slash.

Galaxia Darkness (ギャラクシアダークネス) is Meta Knight's Final Smash in Super Smash Flash 2.

Overview

First, Meta Knight pulls out his cape. If he catches a character, the character will be paralyzed. The screen will then fade to black, freezing everything. Meta Knight then says "Behold..." and hits the trapped character(s) and any others who are in range with a powerful slash that deals 42% damage, cancelling out the gray effect and launching fighters who were hit.

Origin

While the move is created for the Super Smash Bros. series, Galaxia is the name of Meta Knight's sword, which originated in the anime, Kirby: Right Back at Ya!. However, the name wasn't reffered as such in any of the Kirby games before Brawl. Kirby's Epic Yarn, released after Brawl, became the first to use the name "Galaxia" for the sword. The actual attack itself later appeared in Kirby: Planet Robobot, as part of Meta Knight's moveset, although with a horizontal slash instead of diagonal.

Gallery

This section may require some new images. Whether it is a new image or simply a higher quality update, upload the new file and add it into the section. Remember to always upload an updated file under the same name as the older version to supersede it.

Early designs

Meta Knight using Galaxia Darkness on Dracula's Castle.

Meta Knight before the move's last hit.

Meta Knight slashing Lloyd, Ichigo, and Marth.

Lloyd, Ichigo, and Marth flying away from Meta Knight after his final smash ended.

Meta Knight failing to capture opponents with the move.

Trivia

• If the user attacks quick enough, they can cancel all the knockback of the move with another attack.
• On the ground at high percentages the move will glitch and bring you to your standing position, while you fly in the air. This only happens at higher percentages, and is therefore a KO unless a wall blocks you, or you momentum cancel extremely quickly.
  • Even if a wall blocks you, you'll be stuck on it at "high speed" for at least a full second, giving the Meta Knight user enough time to charge up a smash or rack up damage.