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* ArmorPiercingAttack: The Ghost/God Fist can go through multiple layers of DeflectorShields, devastating the planet below. Using them to kill Earth unlocks a secret planet.
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* ArmorPiercingAttack: The Ghost/God Fist [[MegatonPunch God Fist]] can go through multiple layers of DeflectorShields, devastating the planet below. Using them to kill Earth unlocks a secret planet.
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* ColonyDrop: both subverted and exaggerated, in that you can rain anywhere from a meteor shower, one giant asteroid at varying speeds, the entire Moon (changed to Earth in gas giants and the sun, and changed to Ceres when at Pluto or on the Moon), one planet into another planet, or even THE GODDAMN SUN into a planet!
* DeflectorShields: aside from the BeehiveBarrier examples, there is also a spacecraft that summons a forcefield directly above it (though you will need DOZENS stacked on top of each other to stop the God Fist)
* DeflectorShields: aside from the BeehiveBarrier examples, there is also a spacecraft that summons a forcefield directly above it (though you will need DOZENS stacked on top of each other to stop the God Fist)
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* ColonyDrop: both subverted and exaggerated, Exaggerated, in that you can rain anywhere from a meteor shower, one giant asteroid at varying speeds, the entire Moon (changed to Earth in gas giants Gas Giants and the sun, The Sun, and changed to Ceres when at Pluto or on the Moon), one planet into another planet, or even THE GODDAMN SUN '''The Sun''' into a planet!
* DeflectorShields:aside Aside from the BeehiveBarrier examples, there is are also a spacecraft two spacecrafts that summons a forcefield forcefields directly above it (though them (a blue one, and a larger green one) though you will need DOZENS quite a few stacked on top of each other to stop the God Fist)Fist.
* DeflectorShields:
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* EarthShatteringKaboom: there are three ways to do this: use the Planet Killer in Planet Smash and 2D, heat up the planet until it explodes in System Smash, or make the host star explode in Planet Smash or System Smash. (The last one gives you an achievement.)
* HurlItIntoTheSun: both played straight and inverted: you can throw a planet into the sun, or throw the sun into a planet. Both net the "Sunburnt" achievement.
* RoguePlanet: you can throw a planet out(or multiple planets out, you monster!) of the system in System Smash. exaggerated because you can also make the sun rogue (which doesn't make sense), and doing either of these will grant an achievement.
* UnrealisticBlackHole: inverted: it isn't unrealistic because it sucks up more than it should, but because it both sucks up LESS than it should AND DISAPPEARS. This only happens in Planet Smash and 2D; System Smash doesn't have this problem.
* HurlItIntoTheSun: both played straight and inverted: you can throw a planet into the sun, or throw the sun into a planet. Both net the "Sunburnt" achievement.
* RoguePlanet: you can throw a planet out(or multiple planets out, you monster!) of the system in System Smash. exaggerated because you can also make the sun rogue (which doesn't make sense), and doing either of these will grant an achievement.
* UnrealisticBlackHole: inverted: it isn't unrealistic because it sucks up more than it should, but because it both sucks up LESS than it should AND DISAPPEARS. This only happens in Planet Smash and 2D; System Smash doesn't have this problem.
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* EarthShatteringKaboom: there There are three ways to do this: use the Planet Killer in Planet Smash and 2D, heat up the planet until it explodes in System Smash, or make the host star explode in Planet Smash or System Smash. (The last one gives you an achievement.)
* HurlItIntoTheSun:both played straight Both Played Straight and inverted: you Inverted in System Smash: You can throw a planet into the sun, The Sun, or throw the sun The Sun into a planet. Both net the "Sunburnt" achievement.
* KillSat: The Planet Killer is a satellite equipped with a WaveMotionGun that [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin makes the Earth go kablooey]].
* RoguePlanet:you You can throw a planet out(or out[[note]]or multiple planets out, you monster!) monster![[/note]] of the system in System Smash. exaggerated Exaggerated because you can also make the sun The Sun rogue (which doesn't make sense), and doing either of these will grant an achievement.
* SaltTheEarth: In earlier versions, the Nuclear Missile wiped out all life on the Planet unfortunate enough to be its target.
* UnrealisticBlackHole:inverted: it Unlike most examples, The Black Hole isn't unrealistic because it sucks up more than it should, but because it both sucks up LESS ''less'' than it should AND DISAPPEARS.'''and disappears'''. This only happens in Planet Smash and 2D; System Smash doesn't have this problem.
* HurlItIntoTheSun:
* KillSat: The Planet Killer is a satellite equipped with a WaveMotionGun that [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin makes the Earth go kablooey]].
* RoguePlanet:
* SaltTheEarth: In earlier versions, the Nuclear Missile wiped out all life on the Planet unfortunate enough to be its target.
* UnrealisticBlackHole:
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* DysonSphere: Machineworld is, or at the very least, contains one, orbiting a neutron star.
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* ArmorPiercingAttack: The Ghost/God Fist can go through multiple layers of DeflectorShields, devastating the planet below. Using them to kill Earth unlocks a secret planet.
* BeehiveBarrier: Two examples: Machineworld is covered in DeflectorShields powered by a DysonSphere powered by a neutron star (in the shape of a truncated icosahedron), and the custom planet can have this too (though in the shape of an icosahedron), except powered by two spacecraft just above the poles of the planet.
* BeehiveBarrier: Two examples: Machineworld is covered in DeflectorShields powered by a DysonSphere powered by a neutron star (in the shape of a truncated icosahedron), and the custom planet can have this too (though in the shape of an icosahedron), except powered by two spacecraft just above the poles of the planet.
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* DeflectorShields: aside from the BeehiveBarrier examples, there is also a spacecraft that summons a forcefield directly above it (though you will need DOZENS stacked on top of each other to stop the God Fist)
* EarthShatteringKaboom: there are three ways to do this: use the Planet Killer in Planet Smash and 2D, heat up the planet until it explodes in System Smash, or make the host star explode in Planet Smash or System Smash. (The last one gives you an achievement.)
* EarthShatteringKaboom: there are three ways to do this: use the Planet Killer in Planet Smash and 2D, heat up the planet until it explodes in System Smash, or make the host star explode in Planet Smash or System Smash. (The last one gives you an achievement.)
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* UnrealisticBlackHole: inverted: it isn't unrealistic because it sucks up more than it should, but because it both sucks up LESS than it should AND DISAPPEARS. This only happens in Planet Smash; both System Smash and 2d don't have this problem.
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* UnrealisticBlackHole: inverted: it isn't unrealistic because it sucks up more than it should, but because it both sucks up LESS than it should AND DISAPPEARS. This only happens in Planet Smash; both Smash and 2D; System Smash and 2d don't doesn't have this problem.
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* RougePlanet: you can throw a planet (or multiple planets out, you monster!) in System Smash. exaggerated because you can also make the sun rouge (which doesn't make sense), and doing either of these will
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* RougePlanet: RoguePlanet: you can throw a planet (or out(or multiple planets out, you monster!) of the system in System Smash. exaggerated because you can also make the sun rouge rogue (which doesn't make sense), and doing either of these willwill grant an achievement.
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Solar Smash is a destruction simulator made by Paradyme Games back in 2020, or at the very least became popular in 2020. In it, you rain destruction upon Earth and other planets throughout multiple Star systems.
Contains examples of:
* ApocalypseHow: goes from Class 0 right up to Class X2, depending on much you destroy. One achievement (Cluster Smasher) implies a High Class X2.
* ColonyDrop: both subverted and exaggerated, in that you can rain anywhere from a meteor shower, one giant asteroid at varying speeds, the entire Moon (changed to Earth in gas giants and the sun, and changed to Ceres when at Pluto or on the Moon), one planet into another planet, or even THE GODDAMN SUN into a planet!
* HurlItIntoTheSun: both played straight and inverted: you can throw a planet into the sun, or throw the sun into a planet. Both net the "Sunburnt" achievement.
* UnrealisticBlackHole: inverted: it isn't unrealistic because it sucks up more than it should, but because it both sucks up LESS than it should AND DISAPPEARS. This only happens in Planet Smash; both System Smash and 2d don't have this problem.
Contains examples of:
* ApocalypseHow: goes from Class 0 right up to Class X2, depending on much you destroy. One achievement (Cluster Smasher) implies a High Class X2.
* ColonyDrop: both subverted and exaggerated, in that you can rain anywhere from a meteor shower, one giant asteroid at varying speeds, the entire Moon (changed to Earth in gas giants and the sun, and changed to Ceres when at Pluto or on the Moon), one planet into another planet, or even THE GODDAMN SUN into a planet!
* HurlItIntoTheSun: both played straight and inverted: you can throw a planet into the sun, or throw the sun into a planet. Both net the "Sunburnt" achievement.
* UnrealisticBlackHole: inverted: it isn't unrealistic because it sucks up more than it should, but because it both sucks up LESS than it should AND DISAPPEARS. This only happens in Planet Smash; both System Smash and 2d don't have this problem.
