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'''Mortal blows''', also known as '''instant death'''<ref>Pelland, Scott, and Kent Miller. ''Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars'' Player's Guide. Page 123.</ref> attacks, are a class of special attacks from ''[[Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars]]''. The term refers to any special attack that can one-hit [[down]] a party member, regardless of either the party member's or the enemy's stats (such as [[Heart Point|Hit Point]]s, attack, and defense). Attacks of this variety include [[Magnum]] and [[Shaker]]. Mortal blows can be blunted by pressing {{button|snes|A}} at the right time during attack, allowing the party member to keep either one HP or all HP. If the timing was perfect, the party member keeps all HP as though nothing happened, but if it is slightly off, the party member still survives with a single Hit Point. Certain accessories, such as the [[Jinx Belt]], [[Safety Ring (Super Mario RPG)|Safety Ring]], and [[Quartz Charm]], can prevent mortal blows from having any effect. | '''Mortal blows''', also known as '''instant death'''<ref>Pelland, Scott, and Kent Miller. ''Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars'' Player's Guide. Page 123.</ref> attacks, are a class of special attacks from ''[[Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars]]''. The term refers to any special attack that can one-hit [[down]] a party member, regardless of either the party member's or the enemy's stats (such as [[Heart Point|Hit Point]]s, attack, and defense). Attacks of this variety include [[Magnum]] and [[Shaker]]. Mortal blows can be blunted by pressing {{button|snes|A}} at the right time during attack, allowing the party member to keep either one HP or all HP. If the timing was perfect, the party member keeps all HP as though nothing happened, but if it is slightly off, the party member still survives with a single Hit Point. Certain accessories, such as the [[Jinx Belt]], [[Safety Ring (Super Mario RPG)|Safety Ring]], and [[Quartz Charm]], can prevent mortal blows from having any effect. | ||
==Mortal blows== | ==Mortal blows== | ||
Attacks marked with an asterisk (*) can be blunted by pressing {{button|snes|A}}. | Attacks marked with an asterisk (*) can be blunted by pressing {{button|snes|A}} in the original. All of these attacks can be blunted by timing in the remake. | ||
*[[Blazer]] - [[Bill Blaster|Blaster]], [[Big Blaster]] | *[[Blazer]] - [[Bill Blaster|Blaster]], [[Big Blaster]] | ||
*[[Fear Roulette]] - [[Ring-a-Ding]] | *[[Fear Roulette]] - [[Ring-a-Ding]] | ||
Revision as of 21:50, January 1, 2024
Mortal blows, also known as instant death[1] attacks, are a class of special attacks from Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars. The term refers to any special attack that can one-hit down a party member, regardless of either the party member's or the enemy's stats (such as Hit Points, attack, and defense). Attacks of this variety include Magnum and Shaker. Mortal blows can be blunted by pressing 
at the right time during attack, allowing the party member to keep either one HP or all HP. If the timing was perfect, the party member keeps all HP as though nothing happened, but if it is slightly off, the party member still survives with a single Hit Point. Certain accessories, such as the Jinx Belt, Safety Ring, and Quartz Charm, can prevent mortal blows from having any effect.
Mortal blows
Attacks marked with an asterisk (*) can be blunted by pressing in the original. All of these attacks can be blunted by timing in the remake.
- Blazer - Blaster, Big Blaster
- Fear Roulette - Ring-a-Ding
- Magnum - Smithy (Tank Head)
- Migraine* - Pulsar, Body
- Psyche* - Cluster
- Reaper Sickle* - Glum Reaper
- Shaker* - Boomer
- Silver Bullet* - Jinx, Jinx Clone
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | いちげき死[?] Ichigeki shi |
Mortal blow | |
| Italian | Colpo mortale[?] | Deadly hit |
References
- ^ Pelland, Scott, and Kent Miller. Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars Player's Guide. Page 123.
