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[[File:M&LSS+BM Mario & Luigi.png|thumb|right|Artwork of [[Luigi]] using the Thunderhand, with [[Mario]] using the [[Firebrand]]]]
{{about|one of the two Hand Powers in [[Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga]]|the entities of the same name|[[Firebrand and Thunderhand]]}}
'''Thunderhand''' is a move used by [[Luigi]] during the events of ''[[Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga]]'' and [[Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions|its 3DS remake]]. It is the opposite of Mario's [[Firebrand]]. He is taught this by the [[Fire and Thunder Gods|Thunder God]] in the [[Thunder Palace]], and is taught [[Thunder Tickle|an advanced technique]] by the [[Jellyfish Sisters]], allowing Luigi to shock Mario so he can be stuck to him and move slower while facing one direction. This can be used to pass through slow-moving spiked barrels and activate [[Boo Statue]]s by moving into them facing the opposite direction. In the case when Mario [[Pump Mario|fills himself with water]], Luigi can tickle him so he can spit out all the water on the ground, which makes sprouts in the ground grow.
[[File:M&LSS+BM Mario & Luigi.png|thumb|200px|Artwork of [[Luigi]] using the Thunderhand, with [[Mario]] using the [[Firebrand]]]]
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The '''Thunderhand''' is one of the two types of [[Hand Power]]s that is used by [[Luigi]] in ''[[Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga]]'' and its [[Nintendo 3DS|3DS]] remake, ''[[Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions]]'', being the opposite of the [[Firebrand]], which is used by [[Mario]]. Luigi is taught this power by [[Firebrand and Thunderhand|Thunderhand]] in the [[Thunder Palace]], and he is taught an [[Tickle|advanced technique]] by the [[Jellyfish Sisters]], allowing Luigi to shock Mario so he can be stuck to him and move slower while facing one direction. This can be used to pass through slow-moving spiked barrels and activate [[Boo Statue]]s by moving into them while facing the opposite direction. In the case when Mario [[Pump Mario|fills himself with water]], Luigi can tickle him so he can spit out all the water on the ground, making certain sprouts in the ground grow. To use this move, the player must have Luigi as the lead brother, switch to the Thunderhand command by using {{button|gba|R}}/{{button|gba|L}}, hold down {{button|gba|B}}, and release it when they fully charge the thunderbolt, which can power [[conductor]]s.


Thunderhand can power [[Conductor]]s and be used offensively against enemies in battle. In some cases, enemies will have a weakness to or can only hurt by the Thunderhand, such as the [[Piranha Plant]]s on the [[Beanbean International Airport]]'s runway, [[Sharpea]]s or [[Troopea]]s. Other enemies (like [[Bowletta]]'s Dark form and [[Cackletta]] Soul's right hand) absorb the attack and get healed instead. Mario and Luigi can also use the [[Thunder Bros.]] [[Bros. Attack]], which involves Luigi charging up a thunderbolt, jumping on Mario and launching it downwards at enemies, [[DEF-Down|lowering their defense]]. It also has a more powerful form, Super Thunder Bros., however it consumes more Bros. Points, or BP. Here, Mario will [[Luigi Dunk|burrow Luigi underground]] with his [[hammer]] so Luigi can move beneath a single enemy to perform an electrified uppercut, which can also [[POW-Down|lower their POW stats]].
In battle, the Thunderhand can be used offensively against enemies. Using the Thunderhand on blue [[Oho Jee]] in the overworld causes them to go wild and attack Mario and Luigi, forcing them into a battle. When using it, the player must press {{button|gba|B}} when Luigi fully charges the thunderbolt. Failure in doing so results in Luigi shocking himself and the move dealing less damage. For some enemies, the Thunderhand is either a weakness or their only vulnerability, such as with [[Sharpea]]s and [[Troopea]]s; other enemies (such as [[Bowletta]]'s dark form and [[Mom Piranha]]'s blue form) absorb the attack and get healed instead. Mario and Luigi can also use the [[Thunder Bros.]] [[Bros. Attack]], which involves Luigi charging up a thunderbolt, jumping on Mario, and launching it downwards at enemies, [[DEF-Down|lowering their defense]]. It also has a [[Advanced Command|more powerful version]], Super Thunder Bros., which consumes fewer [[Bros. Point]]s in the remake. Here, Mario [[Dunk Hammer|pounds Luigi into the ground]] with his [[hammer]] so Luigi can move beneath a single enemy to perform an electrified uppercut, which can also [[POW-Down|lower their attack power]].
 
Also in the remake, Thunderhand can be used to perform a [[First Strike]]. If this is done, enemies may become [[Dizzy]] at the start of the battle.
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Also in the remake, the Thunderhand can be used to perform a [[First Strike]]. If this is done, enemies may become [[dizzy]] at the start of the battle.
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==Gallery==
==Gallery==
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Thunderhand.PNG‎|[[Luigi]] using his Thunderhand on a [[Troopea]] in battle
SS Thunderhand.png|Sprite of Luigi using the Thunderhand
SS Thunderhand.png|Sprite of Luigi using the Thunderhand
MLSSBM Thunderhand.png|Luigi using his Thunderhand on [[Piranha Bean]] in battle, from ''[[Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions]]''
Thunderhand.PNG|Luigi using his Thunderhand on a [[Troopea]] in battle
MLSSLightningOrb.png|Luigi using his Thunderhand to power a conductor on the [[Seabed]]
MLSSDX ThunderhandFirstStrike.png|Luigi using his Thunderhand as a [[First Strike]] in ''Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions''
MLSSBM Thunderhand.png|Luigi using his Thunderhand on [[Piranha Bean]] in battle in ''Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions''
</gallery>
</gallery>


==Names in other languages==
==Names in other languages==
{{foreign names
{{foreign names
|Fra=Technique de Tonnerre<br>Paume foudroyante
|Jap=サンダーハンド
|FraM=Thunder Technique<br>Lightning Palm
|JapR=Sandā Hando
|JapM=Thunder Hand
|Chi=闪电手
|ChiR=Shǎndiàn Shǒu
|ChiM=Thunder Hand
|Fre=Technique de Tonnerre<br>Paume foudroyante
|FreM=Thunder Technique<br>Lightning Palm
|Ita=Mano di Tuono<br>Potere di Tuono (by the Jellyfish Sisters)
|Ita=Mano di Tuono<br>Potere di Tuono (by the Jellyfish Sisters)
|ItaM=Thunderhand<br>Thunder Power
|ItaM=Thunderhand<br>Thunder Power
|Ger=Donnerhand<br>Donner-Magnet (when used on Mario)
|Ger=Donnerhand<br>Donner-Magnet (when used on Mario)
|GerM=Thunderhand<br>Thunder-Magnet
|GerM=Thunderhand<br>Thunder-Magnet
|SpaA=Mano de rayo
|SpaAM=Lightning hand
|SpaE=Mano del Rayo
|SpaEM=The Lightning's Hand
|Kor=선더 핸드
|KorR=Seondeo Haendeu
|KorM=Thunder Hand
}}
}}
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[[Category:Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga moves]]
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Latest revision as of 04:48, April 6, 2024

This article is about one of the two Hand Powers in Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga. For the entities of the same name, see Firebrand and Thunderhand.
Mario and Luigi using the Firebrand and Thunderhand respectively in Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions.
Artwork of Luigi using the Thunderhand, with Mario using the Firebrand
Luigi using the Thunderhand in both versions of Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga
Luigi using the Thunderhand in both versions of Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga
Luigi using the Thunderhand in both versions of Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga

The Thunderhand is one of the two types of Hand Powers that is used by Luigi in Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga and its 3DS remake, Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions, being the opposite of the Firebrand, which is used by Mario. Luigi is taught this power by Thunderhand in the Thunder Palace, and he is taught an advanced technique by the Jellyfish Sisters, allowing Luigi to shock Mario so he can be stuck to him and move slower while facing one direction. This can be used to pass through slow-moving spiked barrels and activate Boo Statues by moving into them while facing the opposite direction. In the case when Mario fills himself with water, Luigi can tickle him so he can spit out all the water on the ground, making certain sprouts in the ground grow. To use this move, the player must have Luigi as the lead brother, switch to the Thunderhand command by using R Button/L Button, hold down B Button, and release it when they fully charge the thunderbolt, which can power conductors.

In battle, the Thunderhand can be used offensively against enemies. Using the Thunderhand on blue Oho Jee in the overworld causes them to go wild and attack Mario and Luigi, forcing them into a battle. When using it, the player must press B Button when Luigi fully charges the thunderbolt. Failure in doing so results in Luigi shocking himself and the move dealing less damage. For some enemies, the Thunderhand is either a weakness or their only vulnerability, such as with Sharpeas and Troopeas; other enemies (such as Bowletta's dark form and Mom Piranha's blue form) absorb the attack and get healed instead. Mario and Luigi can also use the Thunder Bros. Bros. Attack, which involves Luigi charging up a thunderbolt, jumping on Mario, and launching it downwards at enemies, lowering their defense. It also has a more powerful version, Super Thunder Bros., which consumes fewer Bros. Points in the remake. Here, Mario pounds Luigi into the ground with his hammer so Luigi can move beneath a single enemy to perform an electrified uppercut, which can also lower their attack power.

Also in the remake, the Thunderhand can be used to perform a First Strike. If this is done, enemies may become dizzy at the start of the battle.

Gallery[edit]

  • Sprite of Luigi using the Thunderhand

    Sprite of Luigi using the Thunderhand

  • Luigi using his Thunderhand on a Troopea in battle

    Luigi using his Thunderhand on a Troopea in battle

  • Luigi using his Thunderhand to power a conductor on the Seabed

    Luigi using his Thunderhand to power a conductor on the Seabed

  • Luigi using his Thunderhand as a First Strike in Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions

    Luigi using his Thunderhand as a First Strike in Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions

  • Luigi using his Thunderhand on Piranha Bean in battle in Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions

    Luigi using his Thunderhand on Piranha Bean in battle in Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese サンダーハンド[?]
Sandā Hando 		Thunder Hand
Chinese 闪电手[?]
Shǎndiàn Shǒu 		Thunder Hand
French Technique de Tonnerre
Paume foudroyante[?] 		Thunder Technique
Lightning Palm
German Donnerhand
Donner-Magnet (when used on Mario)[?] 		Thunderhand
Thunder-Magnet
Italian Mano di Tuono
Potere di Tuono (by the Jellyfish Sisters)[?] 		Thunderhand
Thunder Power
Korean 선더 핸드[?]
Seondeo Haendeu 		Thunder Hand
Spanish (NOA) Mano de rayo[?] Lightning hand
Spanish (NOE) Mano del Rayo[?] The Lightning's Hand
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