Talk:Ice Power: Difference between revisions
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Does this actually add the Ice element to Mario's attacks, or is the ice effect simply aesthetic? I don't have a copy of TTYD available, so I can't test if it heals Ice enemies or not. In the original PM, the ice effect is aesthetic since, with this Badge equipped, a normal Jump can hurt Frost Piranhas but a Snowman Doll cannot. --[[User:Kimimaru|Kimimaru]] ([[User talk:Kimimaru|talk]]) 19:58, 20 July 2016 (EDT) | Does this actually add the Ice element to Mario's attacks, or is the ice effect simply aesthetic? I don't have a copy of TTYD available, so I can't test if it heals Ice enemies or not. In the original PM, the ice effect is aesthetic since, with this Badge equipped, a normal Jump can hurt Frost Piranhas but a Snowman Doll cannot. --[[User:Kimimaru|Kimimaru]] ([[User talk:Kimimaru|talk]]) 19:58, 20 July 2016 (EDT) | ||
:I found that it adds the ice element only when attacking fire enemies, as attacking Lava Piranha with the Ice Power Badge equipped will put out its fire. Otherwise, the ice effect is just cosmetic and the ice element isn't applied to the attack. | |||
Revision as of 23:09, July 23, 2016
Adds Ice Element
Does this actually add the Ice element to Mario's attacks, or is the ice effect simply aesthetic? I don't have a copy of TTYD available, so I can't test if it heals Ice enemies or not. In the original PM, the ice effect is aesthetic since, with this Badge equipped, a normal Jump can hurt Frost Piranhas but a Snowman Doll cannot. --Kimimaru (talk) 19:58, 20 July 2016 (EDT)
- I found that it adds the ice element only when attacking fire enemies, as attacking Lava Piranha with the Ice Power Badge equipped will put out its fire. Otherwise, the ice effect is just cosmetic and the ice element isn't applied to the attack.
