PK Starstorm

PK Starstorm
Ness using PK Starstorm.
Universe	EarthBound
User(s)
Type	Basic
Effect	Ness, Paula, and Poo summon a barrage of powerful meteors from the sky to attack opponents.

PK Starstorm (ＰＫスターストーム) is Ness's Final Smash in Super Smash Flash 2.

Overview

When performed, Paula and Poo use PK Teleport to appear beside Ness as he yells "PK Starstorm!" and they use their PSI powers to summon a barrage of meteors that rain from the sky. These meteors fall quickly in a narrow stream downward, the direction of which can be angled left or right using the directional inputs. Each meteor deals 20% flame damage and strong knockback to opponents hit, making them useful for both racking up damage on and KO'ing opponents. After a certain period of time, the meteors will stop falling and Paula and Poo will leave using PK Teleport, ending the move.

Origin

Poo using PK Starstorm Ω in EarthBound.

PK Starstorm (localized as PSI Starstorm in EarthBound) is a PSI attack in the EarthBound series that first appeared in EarthBound and later appeared in Mother 3. In both games, it is a powerful attack in which the user uses psychic power to send down stars on all enemies. The move is impossible for any target to dodge, but it can be reflected by sufficient PSI shields.

However, the move is not learned by Ness in EarthBound, instead being learned by his companion Poo. This is referenced in the Final Smash by having Poo appear alongside Ness to use the move.

Gallery

Screenshots

Ness using PK Starstorm on Saturn Valley.

Kirby getting hit with a meteor from PK Starstorm.

Paula and Poo alongside Ness during PK Starstorm.

Ness after finishing PK Starstorm on Fourside.

Paula and Poo leaving.

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Early designs

PK Starstorm's early design.

Ness unleashing the attack. He is in this position for the duration of the Final Smash.

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Trivia

• Prior to Beta 1.2, this Final Smash more closely resembled its counterpart in Super Smash Bros. Brawl. It was changed to instead be based on its counterpart in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U.
  • In earlier versions of the demo, the meteors of PK Starstorm would alternate from one diagonal angle to another and would remain on the stage for a longer period of time.