What happens if the opponent dies in the middle of a Final Smash in Stamina Mode
ZenFanDox
507,030 views
No description available
20 Comments
@tigerlover2853 1 year ago
Honestly, seeing Pichu die in the middle of his OWN final smash would be interesting,kinda wanna see how that goes.
@Nicl-As-05 1 year ago
It's funny how he always started with both at 10 HP but once he got to Pichu, everyone else after that had 999 HP.
@cilantrof 1 year ago
10:21 that make sense because in the original game, "the show's over" screen appears only if the All Out Attack kills all the enemies
@Super64Legend 1 year ago
10:16 You can see the pain on Piranha Plants face when he gets smashed on the ground 😂
@JFLOnYourSide 1 year ago
@NintendoNerd64 1 year ago (edited)
this video made me realize that all final smashes can be categorized into 4 types
1: Cutscene, usually takes all players out of the match to watch a short 5 second video on what's happening, doesnt usually kill until the last hit
2: Flurry, stays within the bounds of the stage, has a large active hitbox for a few frames then hits the enemy with a bunch of strikes, finishing with one that actually kills
3: Real time, stays within the bounds of the stage, usually a massive hitbox that is constantly active, can kill before dealing major damage
4: Screen Wipe, the least common, also stays within the stage, and has a character hitting almost the entire stage, also tends to kill prematurely
there are a few notable exceptions to these (most notably bayonetta, who starts in real time but ends with a cutscene, pyra/mythra, who starts with a cutscene and enters real time, and kazuya, who does the same thing, these weirdos are classified by what they start with)
that being said, here's the list (not counting echo fighters except ken cause ken and ryu are also weird scenarios, both final smashes are counted)
Cutscene: 28
Flurry: 15
Real Time: 34
Screen Wipe: 8
Fun fact: over half of the cutscene final smashes comes from characters introduced in smash ultimate
1: Cutscene, usually takes all players out of the match to watch a short 5 second video on what's happening, doesnt usually kill until the last hit
2: Flurry, stays within the bounds of the stage, has a large active hitbox for a few frames then hits the enemy with a bunch of strikes, finishing with one that actually kills
3: Real time, stays within the bounds of the stage, usually a massive hitbox that is constantly active, can kill before dealing major damage
4: Screen Wipe, the least common, also stays within the stage, and has a character hitting almost the entire stage, also tends to kill prematurely
there are a few notable exceptions to these (most notably bayonetta, who starts in real time but ends with a cutscene, pyra/mythra, who starts with a cutscene and enters real time, and kazuya, who does the same thing, these weirdos are classified by what they start with)
that being said, here's the list (not counting echo fighters except ken cause ken and ryu are also weird scenarios, both final smashes are counted)
Cutscene: 28
Flurry: 15
Real Time: 34
Screen Wipe: 8
Fun fact: over half of the cutscene final smashes comes from characters introduced in smash ultimate
@varonman7283 1 year ago
The animatic Final Smashes waits until the animation is over
We could say it is overkill but still cool
We could say it is overkill but still cool
@franciscojaviermendezrinco1902 1 year ago
Only a few characters have unique detail on stamina mode. First, if Joker finishes the fight with the final smash, the final scene of the final smash stays while the GAME word appears. Second, when Terry dies in stanima mode he loses his cap. And third and last, Sora's unique cinematic for finishing the stanima battle.
What happens if the opponent dies in the middle of a Final Smash in Stamina Mode
ZenFanDox
507,030 views
No description available
Really makes them feel like a finisher