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The name refers to the end of a day of ''[[Pikmin (game)|Pikmin]]'', when Captain Olimar takes off in his spaceship to rest for the next day. Any [[Pikmin (species)|Pikmin]] who haven't made it to the safety of their Onions are devoured by predators during the night. |
The name refers to the end of a day of ''[[Pikmin (game)|Pikmin]]'', when Captain Olimar takes off in his spaceship to rest for the next day. Any [[Pikmin (species)|Pikmin]] who haven't made it to the safety of their Onions are devoured by predators during the night. |
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| − | Remember that Olimar's ship always falls at the center of the stage, so is a good idea to pitfall trap the opponents at the center and upper part of the stage. |
+ | Remember that Olimar's ship always falls at the center of the stage, so is a good idea to pitfall trap the opponents at the center and upper part of the stage. The ship's liftoff can pitfall trap opponents, but only if they are close to the ship at liftoff. Thus a good strategy in one-on-one combat is to, with a Smash Ball equipped, lure an opponent to a spot where they can be hit by the returning rocket, then attempt to use the Final Smash to pitfall trap them there. This can be done on multiple opponents but is very difficult. |
Olimar's ship is a [[Meteor Smash]] if it hits a foe in midair. Another possible use of End of Day therefore is to edgeguard by intercepting recovering enemies with the ship. |
Olimar's ship is a [[Meteor Smash]] if it hits a foe in midair. Another possible use of End of Day therefore is to edgeguard by intercepting recovering enemies with the ship. |
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Revision as of 18:45, 25 March 2008
Olimar Takes flight in his ship
The ship crashes onto its victims
End of Day is Pikmin & Olimar's Final Smash. Captain Olimar takes off in his spaceship (which traps and hurts enemies, doing about 27% damage from entering to take-off) , leaving his opponents alone for Bulborbs (a common Pikmin enemy) to attack them. During the duration of the Bulborb attacks, the opponents receive about 47% damage. Afterwards, the ship crash lands back onto the stage, hurting (34%) anyone in its path.
The Dojo confirmation stated that if more fighters are present the attack does more damage. On the other hand, if more fighters are dueling when this Final Smash is initiated then there's more of a chance that the fighters would steal Olimar's KOs. Masahiro Sakurai stated that this was to balance the move out.
The name refers to the end of a day of Pikmin, when Captain Olimar takes off in his spaceship to rest for the next day. Any Pikmin who haven't made it to the safety of their Onions are devoured by predators during the night.
Remember that Olimar's ship always falls at the center of the stage, so is a good idea to pitfall trap the opponents at the center and upper part of the stage. The ship's liftoff can pitfall trap opponents, but only if they are close to the ship at liftoff. Thus a good strategy in one-on-one combat is to, with a Smash Ball equipped, lure an opponent to a spot where they can be hit by the returning rocket, then attempt to use the Final Smash to pitfall trap them there. This can be done on multiple opponents but is very difficult.
Olimar's ship is a Meteor Smash if it hits a foe in midair. Another possible use of End of Day therefore is to edgeguard by intercepting recovering enemies with the ship.
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