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|ChiR=Yàn Fǎn | |ChiR=Yàn Fǎn | ||
|ChiM=Swallow Reversal | |ChiM=Swallow Reversal | ||
|Dut=Meesterslag | |||
|DutM=Master-stroke | |||
|Fre=Retour de sabre | |Fre=Retour de sabre | ||
|FreM=Saber return | |FreM=Saber return | ||
|Ger=Meisterstreich | |Ger=Meisterstreich | ||
|GerM=Master | |GerM=Master stroke | ||
|Ita=Fendente | |Ita=Fendente | ||
|ItaM=Cut | |ItaM=Cut |
Latest revision as of 18:23, February 13, 2024
Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars move | |
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Shaker | |
Used by | Boomer |
Type | Physical |
Attack power | N/A |
Effect | Mortal blow |
Element | Neutral |
Target | One enemy |
Blockable | Yes |
Shaker is a mortal blow used by Boomer in Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars. When using this attack, the user delivers a powerful strike to Mario or one of his allies, automatically downing the selected party member. This attack can be completely nullified by wearing a Jinx Belt or a Quartz Charm. The attacked party member can also press at the right moment to deflect the attack; a perfectly timed block completely nullifies the damage, while a block delivered a little too early or a little too late leaves the player with only one Hit Point (but prevents them from being downed).
Names in other languages[edit]
Language | Name | Meaning |
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Japanese | つばめがえし Tsubame Gaeshi |
Swallow Reversal |
Chinese | 燕返 Yàn Fǎn |
Swallow Reversal |
Dutch | Meesterslag |
Master-stroke |
French | Retour de sabre |
Saber return |
German | Meisterstreich |
Master stroke |
Italian | Fendente |
Cut |
Korean | 제비베기 Jebibegi |
Swallow Cut |
Spanish | Corte maestro |
Master cut |
Trivia[edit]
- The Japanese name of the attack, Tsubame Gaeshi, not only refers to a technique used by Sasaki Kojirō, but it also refers to the Hidden Blitz used by Cyan in Final Fantasy VI, known in the original SNES release as "Back Blade".