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'''Din's Fire''' is an attack used by [[Princess Zelda]] in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]''. It is her Smash (side) B move. Once done correctly, she will shoot out a ball of fire from her hands, in a similar fashion to [[Mario|Mario's]] [[Fireball]] move. However, it becomes a guided bomb, and Zelda is able to tilt it up or down to get a better chance at hitting the opponent. The player would have to press and hold up and down for it to move around. Then, the player must press the B Button again when it is close enough to the opponent. The attack is difficult to use, but helpful at long-distance fighting. | '''Din's Fire''' is an attack used by [[Princess Zelda]] in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]''. It is her Smash (side) B move. Once done correctly, she will shoot out a ball of fire from her hands, in a similar fashion to [[Mario|Mario's]] [[Fireball]] move. However, it becomes a guided bomb, and Zelda is able to tilt it up or down to get a better chance at hitting the opponent. The player would have to press and hold up and down for it to move around. Then, the player must press the B Button again when it is close enough to the opponent. The attack is difficult to use, but helpful at long-distance fighting. | ||
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Revision as of 08:17, June 3, 2007
Din's Fire is an attack used by Princess Zelda in Super Smash Bros. Melee. It is her Smash (side) B move. Once done correctly, she will shoot out a ball of fire from her hands, in a similar fashion to Mario's Fireball move. However, it becomes a guided bomb, and Zelda is able to tilt it up or down to get a better chance at hitting the opponent. The player would have to press and hold up and down for it to move around. Then, the player must press the B Button again when it is close enough to the opponent. The attack is difficult to use, but helpful at long-distance fighting.
