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'''Omnislash''' is [[Cloud Strife]]'s [[Final Smash]]. Cloud does one strong slash upward and then gives a barrage of sword strikes into the enemy, finishing with a downward strike that causes an explosion upon hitting the ground. |
'''Omnislash''' is [[Cloud Strife]]'s [[Final Smash]]. Cloud does one strong slash upward and then gives a barrage of sword strikes into the enemy, finishing with a downward strike that causes an explosion upon hitting the ground. |
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| + | Omnislash first appears in ''Final Fantasy VII'' as Cloud Strife's Level 4 Limit Break learned from the Omnislash item of the same name. Omnislash is acquired as a reward on the Battle Square, and is available as soon as the player obtains the Tiny Bronco, although it will be cheaper if obtained in later discs. Cloud can learn it once he has learned all of his other Limit Breaks. Omnislash hits random enemies 15 times under the effect of automatic critical hits for 0.75 times normal damage each hit. |
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| + | Even if the player doesn't learn Omnislash, Cloud will still have it during the final confrontation against Sephiroth. This battle uses a different battle model for Cloud, making Omnislash look slightly different. |
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Revision as of 12:42, 13 November 2015
Omnislash is Cloud Strife's Final Smash. Cloud does one strong slash upward and then gives a barrage of sword strikes into the enemy, finishing with a downward strike that causes an explosion upon hitting the ground.
Origin
Omnislash first appears in Final Fantasy VII as Cloud Strife's Level 4 Limit Break learned from the Omnislash item of the same name. Omnislash is acquired as a reward on the Battle Square, and is available as soon as the player obtains the Tiny Bronco, although it will be cheaper if obtained in later discs. Cloud can learn it once he has learned all of his other Limit Breaks. Omnislash hits random enemies 15 times under the effect of automatic critical hits for 0.75 times normal damage each hit.
Even if the player doesn't learn Omnislash, Cloud will still have it during the final confrontation against Sephiroth. This battle uses a different battle model for Cloud, making Omnislash look slightly different.
