History Main / SuperSpecialMove

* ''VideoGame/MUGEN'': This is normally featured in characters, including the basic Kung Fu Man featured in the engine.

*** [[StreetFighterMBison M. Bison]]'s "Ultimate Psycho Crusher", which has enough power to plant his opponent in a wall.

Compare to EXSpecialAttack (an empowered special attack that generally uses fewer resources than a super). Can overlap with LimitBreak (most super specials are super moves) or KingMook (who can have stronger versions of standard mook attacks)

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** Sakura, [[TheHerosIdol Ryu's fan]} and apprentice, learns both the [[KamehameHadoken Hadoken]] and its enhanced version, the Shinku Hadoken.

*** ''6'' presents an inversion in the form of "Jinrai Kick", which is a weaker version of his iconic "Shippu Jinraikyaku", performing three kicks rather than the full NoHoldsBarredBeatdown. That said, Shippu Jinrai still appears as a SuperMove.
** Chun-Li's [[SignatureMove signature]] "Hyakuretsukyaku" ("Hundred Rending Legs") are more powerful than "Senretsukyaku" (the same name, but a thousand!). Several similar attacks exist, like "Hoyokusen", which utilize Hyakuretsukyaku's movements, often with other attacks interwoven for variety.

** ''VideoGame/StreetFighter6'':
*** Ryu's super move is the Shin Shoryuken, an updated version of the {{Shoryuken}}.
*** Jamie's "Breakin'" super resembles multiple instances of Bakkai strung together. Likewise, when in level 1 super, his [[DanceBattler backspin]] move "Bakai" gets amped up to eleven.

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Creator/{{SNK}}, as a company that for a long time produced sprite-based fighting games, used these types of specials to their full effect.
* ''VideoGame/ArtOfFighting'': [[Characters/ArtOfFightingI Ryo and Robert]] can both perform "Haou Shoukou Ken" ('Supreme King Soaring Howl Fist"), a stronger version of the standard [[KamehameHadoken "Kou'ou Ken"]]. The projectile used in the super version is bigger, faster, and sometimes is rendered a brighter color like orange rather than blue.
* ''VideoGame/FatalFury'':
** Joe Higashi's "Screw Upper" takes his Hurricane Upper and turns it into a massive cyclone, striking well past the top of the screen.
** [[Characters/FatalFuryTerryBogard Terry Bogard]]'s "Power Geyser" uses a similar animation to his normal "Power Wave". The biggest difference being that instead of creating a GroundWave projectile he creates a massive pillar of energy that strikes opponents in front of and above him.
* ''Franchise/TheKingOfFighters'': There are plenty of these, though they are rather easy to get interrupted.
** Many of Benimaru's moves are riffs on his standard [[SignatureMove "Raijinken"]] ("Thunder Quiver Fist"), a burst of [[ShockAndAwe electricty]] from his hand. The Desperation Move, "Raikouken" ("Lightning Fist"), is a stronger variant with more hits and damage. And then there's 'Rai-Kou Ken", which instead fires a massive stream of lightning.
** ''VideoGame/StreetFighterV'': Luke's Thermobaric Thrasher is the boosted version of Rock Smasher, a RapidFireFisticuffs type of move that fires a series of Sand Blasters in rapid succession.
** In ''VideoGame/TheKingOfFightersXI'', Leader Desperation Move can be upgraded into the Dream Cancel version, which can be easily chained into a combo (at the cost of often significantly reduced damage, however). Some [=LDMs=] also have different characteristics in their Dream Cancel version; Ralf's Galactica Phantom becomes blockable, unlike its normal version, Kasumi's Shingan Kazura Otoshi transforms from a counter move into a standard command grab, and so on.
** ''VideoGame/TheKingOfFightersXIII'': The EX Mode can upgrade a Super Move into EX Super Move by spending two Power Gauge stock, although functionally this is almost identical to the way MAX Super Move works in ''2002 UM''.
** ''VideoGame/TheKingOfFightersXV'': Krohnen's super special moves include the [[SphereOfDestruction Infernal Prominence]], a souped-up Heat Shield that's a kill confirm of a move that's easier to pull off than K9999's or Nameless' equivalent moves on-demand, and [[ArmCannon Fusion]] [[MoreDakka Blaster]], another anti-zoner button to use since he can either fire five unseeable shots (all you can do at that point is block or jump over him pre-emptively) or a single, powerful charged shot with the MAX version.
** ''VideoGame/TheKingOfFighters2003'':
*** Replacing MAX Mode and its associated [=MAX2=]'s from ''2002'', ''2003'' grants Leader Desperation Move to one of your fighters. This move is unique to each character, spends two Power Gauge stocks, and will do tons of damage on hit or produce a beneficial effect.
*** Ash Crimson's "Thermidor" resembles a larger and multi-hitting version of "Genie", which has Ash blow forward a ball of flame to blow up in his opponent's face. On the other hand, "Pluviose" is a string of three AntiAir "Nivose" specials.
*** Shingo's Oboroguruma is a HurricaneKick he's borrowed from the Kusanagi Style. In ''VideoGame/TheKingOfFighters97'' it was a normal move while in the 2003 videogame and in ''VideoGame/TheKingOfFightersXI'', it's upgraded to a super special move.
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** In ''VideoGame/TheKingOfFightersXI'', Leader Desperation Move can be upgraded into the Dream Cancel version, which can be easily chained into a combo (at the cost of often significantly reduced damage, however). Some [=LDMs=] also have different characteristics in their Dream Cancel version; Ralf's Galactica Phantom becomes lockable, unlike its normal version, Kasumi's Shingan Kazura Otoshi transforms from a counter move into a standard command grab, and so on.

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Creator/{{SNK}}, as a company that for a long time produced sprite-based fighting games, used these types of specials to their full effect.
* ''VideoGame/ArtOfFighting'': [[Characters/ArtOfFightingI Ryo and Robert]] can both perform "Haou Shoukou Ken" ('Supreme King Soaring Howl Fist"), a stronger version of the standard [[KamehameHadoken "Kou'ou Ken"]]. The projectile used in the super version is bigger, faster, and sometimes is rendered a brighter color like orange rather than blue.
* ''VideoGame/FatalFury'':
** Joe Higashi's "Screw Upper" takes his Hurricane Upper and turns it into a massive cyclone, striking well past the top of the screen.
** [[Characters/FatalFuryTerryBogard Terry Bogard]]'s "Power Geyser" uses a similar animation to his normal "Power Wave". The biggest difference being that instead of creating a GroundWave projectile he creates a massive pillar of energy that strikes opponents in front of and above him.
* ''Franchise/TheKingOfFighters'': There are plenty of these, though they are rather easy to get interrupted.
** Many of Benimaru's moves are riffs on his standard [[SignatureMove "Raijinken"]] ("Thunder Quiver Fist"), a burst of [[ShockAndAwe electricty]] from his hand. The Desperation Move, "Raikouken" ("Lightning Fist"), is a stronger variant with more hits and damage. And then there's 'Rai-Kou Ken", which instead fires a massive stream of lightning.
** ''VideoGame/StreetFighterV'': Luke's Thermobaric Thrasher is the boosted version of Rock Smasher, a RapidFireFisticuffs type of move that fires a series of Sand Blasters in rapid succession.
** In ''VideoGame/TheKingOfFightersXI'', Leader Desperation Move can be upgraded into the Dream Cancel version, which can be easily chained into a combo (at the cost of often significantly reduced damage, however). Some [=LDMs=] also have different characteristics in their Dream Cancel version; Ralf's Galactica Phantom becomes lockable, unlike its normal version, Kasumi's Shingan Kazura Otoshi transforms from a counter move into a standard command grab, and so on.
** ''VideoGame/TheKingOfFightersXIII'': The EX Mode can upgrade a Super Move into EX Super Move by spending two Power Gauge stock, although functionally this is almost identical to the way MAX Super Move works in ''2002 UM''.
** ''VideoGame/TheKingOfFightersXV'': Krohnen's super special moves include the [[SphereOfDestruction Infernal Prominence]], a souped-up Heat Shield that's a kill confirm of a move that's easier to pull off than K9999's or Nameless' equivalent moves on-demand, and [[ArmCannon Fusion]] [[MoreDakka Blaster]], another anti-zoner button to use since he can either fire five unseeable shots (all you can do at that point is block or jump over him pre-emptively) or a single, powerful charged shot with the MAX version.
** ''VideoGame/TheKingOfFighters2003'':
*** Replacing MAX Mode and its associated [=MAX2=]'s from ''2002'', ''2003'' grants Leader Desperation Move to one of your fighters. This move is unique to each character, spends two Power Gauge stocks, and will do tons of damage on hit or produce a beneficial effect.
*** Ash Crimson's "Thermidor" resembles a larger and multi-hitting version of "Genie", which has Ash blow forward a ball of flame to blow up in his opponent's face. On the other hand, "Pluviose" is a string of three AntiAir "Nivose" specials.
*** Shingo's Oboroguruma is a HurricaneKick he's borrowed from the Kusanagi Style. In ''VideoGame/TheKingOfFighters97'' it was a normal move while in the 2003 videogame and in ''VideoGame/TheKingOfFightersXI'', it's upgraded to a super special move.
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* ''Series/NogizakaSkits'': In the final skit of the "Captain Yuri" series, the titular {{Superhero}}ine uses an improved version of her Super Yuri Crush, the Super ''Summer'' Yuri Crush. Why summer? Because of the Music/Nozizaka46 song the characters perform afterward, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cUQQN7POquU "Hadashi de Summer"]].

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* Creator/{{SNK}}, as a company that for a long time produced sprite-based fighting games, used these types of specials to their full effect.
** ''VideoGame/ArtOfFighting'': [[Characters/ArtOfFightingI Ryo and Robert]] can both perform "Haou Shoukou Ken" ('Supreme King Soaring Howl Fist"), a stronger version of the standard [[KamehameHadoken "Kou'ou Ken"]]. The projectile used in the super version is bigger, faster, and sometimes is rendered a brighter color like orange rather than blue.
** ''VideoGame/FatalFury'': [[Characters/FatalFuryTerryBogard Terry Bogard]]'s "Power Geyser" uses a similar animation to his normal "Power Wave". The biggest difference being that instead of creating a GroundWave projectile he creates a massive pillar of energy that strikes opponents in front of and above him.
** ''Franchise/TheKingOfFighters'': There are plenty of these, though they are rather easy to get interrupted.
** Many of Benimaru's moves are riffs on his standard [[SignatureMove "Raijinken"]] ("Thunder Quiver Fist"), a burst of [[ShockAndAwe electricty]] from his hand. The Desperation Move, "Raikouken" ("Lightning Fist"), is a stronger variant with more hits and damage. And then there's 'Rai-Kou Ken", which instead fires a massive stream of lightning.
** ''VideoGame/StreetFighterV'': Luke's Thermobaric Thrasher is the boosted version of Rock Smasher, a RapidFireFisticuffs type of move that fires a series of Sand Blasters in rapid succession.
** In ''VideoGame/TheKingOfFightersXI'', Leader Desperation Move can be upgraded into the Dream Cancel version, which can be easily chained into a combo (at the cost of often significantly reduced damage, however). Some [=LDMs=] also have different characteristics in their Dream Cancel version; Ralf's Galactica Phantom becomes lockable, unlike its normal version, Kasumi's Shingan Kazura Otoshi transforms from a counter move into a standard command grab, and so on.
** ''VideoGame/TheKingOfFightersXIII'': The EX Mode can upgrade a Super Move into EX Super Move by spending two Power Gauge stock, although functionally this is almost identical to the way MAX Super Move works in ''2002 UM''.
** ''VideoGame/TheKingOfFightersXV'': Krohnen's super special moves include the [[SphereOfDestruction Infernal Prominence]], a souped-up Heat Shield that's a kill confirm of a move that's easier to pull off than K9999's or Nameless' equivalent moves on-demand, and [[ArmCannon Fusion]] [[MoreDakka Blaster]], another anti-zoner button to use since he can either fire five unseeable shots (all you can do at that point is block or jump over him pre-emptively) or a single, powerful charged shot with the MAX version.
** ''VideoGame/TheKingOfFighters2003'':
*** Replacing MAX Mode and its associated [=MAX2=]'s from ''2002'', ''2003'' grants Leader Desperation Move to one of your fighters. This move is unique to each character, spends two Power Gauge stocks, and will do tons of damage on hit or produce a beneficial effect.
*** Ash Crimson's "Thermidor" resembles a larger and multi-hitting version of "Genie", which has Ash blow forward a ball of flame to blow up in his opponent's face. On the other hand, "Pluviose" is a string of three AntiAir "Nivose" specials.
*** Shingo's Oboroguruma is a HurricaneKick he's borrowed from the Kusanagi Style. In ''VideoGame/TheKingOfFighters97'' it was a normal move while in the 2003 videogame and in ''VideoGame/TheKingOfFightersXI'', it's upgraded to a super special move.

** ''VideoGame/StreetFighter6'': Ryu's super move is the Shin Shoryuken, an updated version of the {{Shoryuken}}.

** ''Franchise/TheKingOfFighters'':

** ''VideoGame/TheKingOfFighters2003'': Replacing MAX Mode and its associated [=MAX2=]'s from ''2002'', ''2003'' grants Leader Desperation Move to one of your fighters. This move is unique to each character, spends two Power Gauge stocks, and will do tons of damage on hit or produce a beneficial effect.

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** In ''VideoGame/TheKingOfFightersXI'', Leader Desperation Move can be upgraded into the Dream Cancel version, which can be easily chained into a combo (at the cost of often significantly reduced damage, however). Some [=LDMs=] also have different characteristics in their Dream Cancel version; Ralf's Galactica Phantom becomes blockable unlike its normal version, Kasumi's Shingan Kazura Otoshi tranforms from a counter move into a standard command grab, and so on.

** ''VideoGame/TheKingOfFighters2003'': Replacing MAX Mode and its associated [=MAX2=]'s from ''2002'', ''2003'' grants Leader Desperation Move to one of your fighters. This move is unique to each character, spends two Power Gauge stocks, and will do tons of damage on hit or produce beneficial effect.

** Guiles' Sonic Boom projectile is a key part of his kit in all of his appearances, and then his super, Sonic Hurricane, is that but more powerful. While it doesn't travel as far, it has a larger hitbox, does multiple hits, and can be canceled into from a standard projectile, making it effective at finishing off low-health opponents.

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* ''Webcomic/ElGoonishShive'': Ellen has a transformation beam ability; while it became extremely versatile over the course of the comic, it started out as a simple version of the beam that created her, turning a target into a busty, female version of themself for a limited time. When she fought Vlad, she managed to use a powered-up version of it that blew Vlad across the room... and ''permanently'' turned him into ''Vladia.''

** ''Franchise/TheKingOfFighters'': Many of Benimaru's moves are riffs on his standard [[SignatureMove "Raijinken"]] ("Thunder Quiver Fist"), a burst of [[ShockAndAwe electricty]] from his hand. The Desperation Move, "Raikouken" ("Lightning Fist"), is a stronger variant with more hits and damage. And then there's 'Rai-Kou Ken", which instead fires a massive stream of lightning.

Fighting games have often made super special moves as a way to conserve budget and work hours; that way work that could be used for creating new sprites and animations can instead be put towards polishing other aspects of the game. In-game, this can be seen with supers that [[RecycledAnimation use the same sprites/assets as normals specials]].

Need to give your characters some kind of [[LimitBreak ultra-powerful move]]? Struggling to come up with something original? Well, how about looking back to the moves they already have? Maybe this super move is actually just a stronger version of their pre-existing abilities.

This is how the Super Special Move comes about; a character's special move that's repurposed for an even stronger ability.

Fighting games have often made super special moves as a way to conserve budget and work hours; that way work that could be used for creating new sprites and animations can instead be put towards polishing other aspects of the game. In-game, this can be seen with supers that [[RecycledAnimation use the same sprites/assets as normals specials]]. It could be the same attack but with fancier visual effects, or maybe a string of individual specials that form a combo.

In action stories like what's in the Shonen genre, super special moves can be a sign of a character [[EvolvingAttack perfecting or innovating on their abilities over time]]. The super special is then portrayed as the culmination of their progress, as they have now have greater mastery of their abilities.

Thematically, super special moves can be used to tie in to a character's other core abilities. If they have a SignatureMove for example, then the super could be a flashier version of that attack. EvolvingAttack can be at play if the super move is achieved when certain conditions are met (i.e. SuperMode).

** Menos-class Hollows are capable of firing beams of crimson spiritual energy called Ceros. Arrancar are capable of firing super-charged Gran Rey Ceros by mixing their spiritual energy with their blood, while members the Espada are capable of firing extremely powerful black Ceros called Cero Oscuras -- though only Ulquiorra is shown doing so.
* ''Franchise/DragonBall'': Many ki attacks possess more powerful variants, with the Kamehameha in particular having dozens of variants -- the MAX Power Kamehameha, Super Kamehameha, True Kamehameha, God Kamehameha, and 10x Kamehameha, to name just just a few.

** Naruto has multiple stronger variants of his SignatureMove, the "Rasengan". Examples include "Big Ball Rasengan, which is literally just a bigger, stronger Rasengan. But more varied twists include techniques like "Rasenshuriken", a projectile variant that grants Naruto greater range, power, and has the added benefit of sharp edges that can cut through hard surfaces.

* ''VideoGame/DragonBallFighterZ'': Several characters who perform the [[KamehameHadoken Kamehameha]] (Including Goku, Gohan, Roshi, Cell, Vegito and Gogeta, and the various alterations of those characters) have an even stronger version as their level 3 super. Cell's for example will shatter the earth around him just as he's charging the attack up, indicating its power. Gohan will perform his Kamehameha with his kid brother, Goten, and their father Goku if he and Gohan are on the same team.

** Another version is the Rage Musou, performed by activating a Musou when the character's rage meter is in use. This attack lasts much longer than an average Musou and will cause defeated enemies to drop experience point pick ups.

** Most of Captain America's Hyper Moves are variations of his standard attacks. His [[DashAttack Charging Star]] special, where he rushes forward with his shield, becomes "Hyper Charging Star", a powerful, multi-hitting rushdown tool. And [[{{Shoryuken}} "Stars & Stripes"]], his standard uppercut, becomes ([[ThemeNaming you guessed it]]) Hyper Stars & Stripes, dealing multiple uppercuts and ending with a powerful multi-hit.

** ''VideoGame/FatalFury'': [[Characters/FatalFuryTerryBogard Terry Bogard]]'s "Power Geyser" uses a similar animation to his normal "Power Wave". The biggest difference being that he, instead of creating a GroundWave projectile, creates a massive pillar of energy that strikes opponents in front of and above him.

** Chun-Li's [[SignatureMove signature]] "Hyakuretsukyaku" ("Hundred Rending Legs") are more powerful with "Senretsukyaku" (the same name, but a thousand!). Several similar attacks exist, like "Hoyokusen", which utilize Hyakuretsukyaku's movements, often with other attacks interwoven for variety.

** Ken, similar to Ryu, incorporates classic {{Shotoclone}} moves into his supers. His classic super move, Shoryureppa, is a string of multi-hitting {{Shoryuken}}s, sometimes ending in a powerful, fiery variation. He also has Shinryuken ("God Dragon Fist"), an extra powerful Shoryuken that engulfs the area around Ken in violent flames.

** Chun-Li's [[SignatureMove signature]] "Hyakuretsukyaku" ("Hundred Rending Legs") are taken UpToEleven with "Senretsukyaku" (the same name, but a thousand!). Several similar attacks exist, like "Hoyokusen", which utilize Hyakuretsukyaku's movements, often with other attacks interwoven for variety.
** Guiles' Sonic Boom projectile is a key part of his kit in all of his appearances, and then his super, Sonic Hurricane, is that but UpToEleven. While it doesn't travel as far, it has a larger hitbox, does multiple hits, and can be canceled into from a standard projectile, making it effective at finishing off low-health opponents.

* ''Manga/OnePiece'': [[Characters/OnePieceStrawHatMonkeyDLuffy Luffy]] can enter various "[[SuperMode Gears]]"; Gears affect his overall physiology and the properties of his attacks, allowing him to perform stronger and more versatile versions of his many attacks. In Gear 3rd for example, where he can enlarge parts of his body, he can perform "Gum Gum Giant Pistol", a version of "Gum Gum Pistol" with a disproportionately massive fist.

* ''VideoGame/StreetFighter'': Many supers from the hand-drawn era of ''Street Fighter'' live by this trope, especially ''VideoGame/StreetFighterII'' where supers were introduced to the series (specifically ''VideoGame/SuperStreetFighterIITurbo'').

* ''Anime/DragonBall'': Many ki attacks possess more powerful variants, with the Kamehameha in particular having dozens of variants -- the MAX Power Kamehameha, Super Kamehameha, True Kamehameha, God Kamehameha, and 10x Kamehameha, to name just just a few.

* ''Manga/{{Bleach}}'': Ichigo's "Getsuga Tensho" can be enhanced when he enters his SuperMode{{s}} like Bankai, taking on different appearances, power levels, and properties. [[spoiler:"Mugetsu" goes even further; Ichigo merges with his sword to create a "Getsuga Tensho" that is so powerful, he loses consciousness upon using it, and his Soul Reaper powers become inaccessible for years after the respective fight.]]

* ''VideoGame/MarvelVsCapcom'': Most of Captain America's Hyper Moves are variations of his standard attacks. His [[DashAttack Charging Star]] special, where he rushes forward with his shield, becomes "Hyper Charging Star", a powerful, multi-hitting rushdown tool. And [[{{Shoryuken}} "Stars & Stripes"]], his standard uppercut, becomes ([[ThemeNaming you guessed it]]) Hyper Stars & Stripes, dealing multiple uppercuts and ending with a powerful multi-hit.

* ''Manga/{{Naruto}}'': Naruto has multiple stronger variants of his SignatureMove, the "Rasengan". Examples include "Big Ball Rasengan, which is literally just a bigger, stronger Rasengan. But more varied twists include techniques like "Rasenshuriken", a projectile variant that grants Naruto greater range, power, and has the added benefit of sharp edges that can cut through hard surfaces.

* ''VideoGame/{{MUGEN}}'': The default character that comes with the game is Kung Fu Man, who plays this straight with his two Hypers. Triple Kung Fu Palm has him [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin perform Kung Fu Palm thrice in succession]], while Smash Kung Fu Upper is a ''much'' stronger Kung Fu Upper that sends the enemy flying up high.

Need to give your characters some kind of [[LimitBreak ultra powerful move]]? Struggling to come up with something original? Well how about looking back to the moves they already have? Maybe this super move is actually just a stronger version of their pre-existing abilities.

Compare to EXSpecialAttack (an empowered special attack that generally uses less resources than a super). Can overlap with LimitBreak (most super specials are super moves) or KingMook (who can have stronger versions of standard mook attacks)

* ''Manga/{{Bleach}}'': Ichigo's "Getsuga Tensho" can be enhanced when he enter his SuperMode{{s}} like Bankai, taking on different appearances, power levels, and properties. [[spoiler:"Mugetsu" goes even further; Ichigo merges with his sword to create a "Getsuga Tensho" that is so powerful, he loses consciousness upon using it, and his Soul Reaper powers become inaccessible for years after the respective fight.]]

** Another version is the Rage Musou, performed by activating a Musou when the character?s rage meter is in use. This attack lasts much longer than an average Musou, and will cause defeated enemies to drop experience point pick ups.

* ''VideoGame/GuiltyGear'': Ky Kiske's "Sacred Edge" is a stronger version of his "Stun Edge" special, where he summons a blade-shaped electric projectile that [[ShockAndAwe shocks his opponent]]. Sacred Edge is bigger, stronger, and deals more hits that Stun Edge, while also having Ky perform a similar windup animation.

* Creator/{{SNK}}, as a company who for a long time produced sprite-based fighting games, used these types of specials to their full effect.

*** And then there's one of Ryu's strongest attacks, the "Shin {{Shoryuken}}" ("True Rising Dragon Fist"). He begins with a basic Shoryuken that freezes an opponent in place, and then unleashes an even stronger one that sends them flying.

** Guiles' Sonic Boom projectile is a key part of his kit in all of his appearances, and then his super, Sonic Hurricane, is that but UpToEleven. While it doesn't travel as far, it has a larger hitbox, does multiple hit, and can be canceled into from a standard projectile, making it effective at finishing off low-health opponents.

** Mario's [[LimitBreak Final Smash]], the "Mario Finale", has him fire a two massive fireballs that spiral past the edge of the screen. This is an amped up version of his standard fireball, which serves as his neutral special. Dr. Mario has the similarly named "Dr. Finale" that uses Megavitamins instead.