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[[Image:Item11 071106g.jpg|right|thumb|The Clock is the topmost item, minus the Party Ball itself.]] |
[[Image:Item11 071106g.jpg|right|thumb|The Clock is the topmost item, minus the Party Ball itself.]] |
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| − | In the [http://www.smashbros.com/en_us/items/item11.html Items from Previous Installments]update, a [[Party Ball]] was shown emitting a plethora of items, amongst them an unnamed '''Clock''' item. |
+ | In the [http://www.smashbros.com/en_us/items/item11.html Items from Previous Installments]update, a [[Party Ball]] was shown emitting a plethora of items, amongst them an unnamed '''Clock''' item. When the item is grabbed, it slows down everyone on the stage besides the person who grabbed it. However, it can occasionally backfire and slow down only the person who grabbed it. |
| − | It is still not known where the item came from |
+ | It is still not known where the item came from. |
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The Clock is the topmost item, minus the Party Ball itself.
In the Items from Previous Installmentsupdate, a Party Ball was shown emitting a plethora of items, amongst them an unnamed Clock item. When the item is grabbed, it slows down everyone on the stage besides the person who grabbed it. However, it can occasionally backfire and slow down only the person who grabbed it.
It is still not known where the item came from.
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