Super Smash Bros. Brawl: a Final Smash with style using Meta Knight

   

After checking out the new game modes and pretty new stages during the past few updates we have on Nintendo’s Super Smash Bros. Brawl, we move our attention to some of the cool characters in the game. In particular, we highlight today’s update with the Final Smash move of Meta Knight from the Kirby series.

Being the dark pseudo-villain in the series probably means that he has some cool moves under that cape of his. It definitely doesn’t get any cooler than the Galaxia Darkness Final Smash move of his. While the attack may not be as cute as Kirby’s Final Smash move, it definitely oozes style as he brandishes his cape at his opponents and suddenly attacks them with a flurry of moves in his wake.

The only drawback to the move it that the initial cape swing needs to hit the opponent for the Final Smash to activate. Considering the low range his cape can reach, pulling this move off can be a little challenging. However, the good thing is that any other characters loitering around the area when the Final Smash move starts get hit for a lot of damage if they aren’t careful.

Meta Knight definitely spells trouble for the other brawlers in this great game. Meta Knight and the rest of the Super Smash Bros. Brawl crew will be making their way on the Nintendo Wii this February when the game finally ships out. In the meantime, enjoy the rest of the screenshots we have on this wicked Final Smash move.

   

   

After checking out the new game modes and pretty new stages during the past few updates we have on Nintendo’s Super Smash Bros. Brawl, we move our attention to some of the cool characters in the game. In particular, we highlight today’s update with the Final Smash move of Meta Knight from the Kirby series.

Being the dark pseudo-villain in the series probably means that he has some cool moves under that cape of his. It definitely doesn’t get any cooler than the Galaxia Darkness Final Smash move of his. While the attack may not be as cute as Kirby’s Final Smash move, it definitely oozes style as he brandishes his cape at his opponents and suddenly attacks them with a flurry of moves in his wake.

The only drawback to the move it that the initial cape swing needs to hit the opponent for the Final Smash to activate. Considering the low range his cape can reach, pulling this move off can be a little challenging. However, the good thing is that any other characters loitering around the area when the Final Smash move starts get hit for a lot of damage if they aren’t careful.

Meta Knight definitely spells trouble for the other brawlers in this great game. Meta Knight and the rest of the Super Smash Bros. Brawl crew will be making their way on the Nintendo Wii this February when the game finally ships out. In the meantime, enjoy the rest of the screenshots we have on this wicked Final Smash move.