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[[Image:Rock_Smash.jpg|thumb|right|Charizard's '''Rock Smash'''.]] | [[Image:Rock_Smash.jpg|thumb|right|Charizard's '''Rock Smash'''.]] | ||
'''Rock Smash''' is [[Charizard]]'s Side [[Special Move|special move]] in the upcoming [[Wii]] game, ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]''. When used, Charizard will pull out a big rock, and smash it with his head, devastating any players hit by the "exploding" rock. It appears to cause massive damage, but as to wether Charizard can hold this rock as an item for a period, or instantly smashes it, is unknown. The attack is based on the actual [[Pokémon]] attack called Rock Smash. | '''Rock Smash''' is [[Charizard]]'s Side [[Special Move|special move]] in the upcoming [[Wii]] game, ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]''. When used, Charizard will pull out a big rock, and smash it with his head, devastating any players hit by the "exploding" rock. It appears to cause massive damage, but as to wether Charizard can hold this rock as an item for a period, or instantly smashes it, is unknown. The attack is based on the actual [[Pokémon]] attack called Rock Smash. It is a close range attack. | ||
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Revision as of 22:43, February 12, 2008
Rock Smash is Charizard's Side special move in the upcoming Wii game, Super Smash Bros. Brawl. When used, Charizard will pull out a big rock, and smash it with his head, devastating any players hit by the "exploding" rock. It appears to cause massive damage, but as to wether Charizard can hold this rock as an item for a period, or instantly smashes it, is unknown. The attack is based on the actual Pokémon attack called Rock Smash. It is a close range attack.
