Brawl, Falco uses his Reflector by kicking it away from him when it is activated, returning as if magnetized, dealing 6% damage. The actual reflector deals 8% damage and reflected projectiles deal 1.5x its damage He can, however, juggle and Star KO with it. Because of this, Falco cannot waveshine combo, unlike Fox.
Melee, Falco's Reflector is identical to Fox's, although it sends opponents upwards when used as an attack. Causes Fox to fall faster making this move useless off-stage.This reflector sends projectiles back with twice the speed and power, but it takes longer to activate. Weaker reflection multiplier (being 1.2 instead of 1.5)Īmplifying Reflector is one of Fox's Down Special Moves that can be used via customization.Big Reflector is a larger reflective shield that doesn't power up reflected projectiles. In fact, any attack the disturbs the Reflector will reset the effects, and even if the effects are not visible they are still there and can do damage if it is an attack.īig Reflector is one of Fox's Down Special Moves that can be used via customization. The most difficult location to do the glitch is at Brinstar because it is done on the upper right platform after breaking the connection and the lava will cancel out the glitch. The hanging bush that comes up in Pokémon Stadium on the Grass stage has the same shape as the edge on Pictochat, and the glitch will activate and perform similarly. This will end with invisible shields and some Final Smashes will look a bit different, PK Starstorm has been confirmed. Fox can now be pushed away from the edge. Hold the Reflector for several minutes after and slowly, "special" effects will no longer be visible. By activating the reflector on the right edge of Pictochat and being pushed to the right will cause the reflector to change quicker until a purple outline appears. It has been confirmed to work in Pictochat, Pokémon Stadium (1), Brinstar, and Custom Stages. There is also a glitch that causes some visible effects to disappear, by using his reflector. The Reflector, when used by Fox in Super Smash Bros. However, using the Reflector for spikes in Brawl is much less useful, due to a combination of the Reflector's damage affected knockback, higher floatiness, and longer recoveries. The slowed down falling speed, mixed with the damaging aspect of the Reflector, can prevent Fox from being juggled. In Brawl, Fox can effectively hover in the air by repeatedly using it. While in the reflector, Fox's falling speed is altered: Fox falls and accelerates more slowly. Brawl, the Reflector's sound effect was changed. Because of this, Fox made a different sound when he grabbed items. Melee, the Reflector caused a sound effect identical to the sound effect used for picking up items. It is also extremely useful against bosses, considering most of their attacks are projectiles. The Reflector is often used for spikes, which involve using the Reflector's damaging properties to knock recovering enemies downwards. If the projectile is reflected several times, it may break, similar to a shield breaking.
The Reflector multiplies a projectile's damage and knockback by 1.5 when reflected. This works by reducing his airspeed and resetting his downwards acceleration.
Fox can keep the Reflector active for as long as he wants, and using it in midair slows his falling speed.
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Rather, it simply ceases reflecting projectiles, and the user takes the full damage of the attack.įox's Reflector creates a blue hexagonal shield around himself.
In Brawl and 3DS/Wii U, the Reflector does not shatter. Melee, if this shield deflects too many projectiles in one use, or if its user attempts to reflect a projectile of sufficient power (such as a constantly reflected Red or Green Shell), it will shatter like a normal shield, and leave the user stunned. It can also be used to damage enemies in close proximity to the user when activated. Reflector acts as a shield, and deflects any projectile from any angle, with the exception of Final Smashes.
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