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In ''Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS'' / ''Wii U'', the Wizard's Foot has two custom variants that can be unlocked: | In ''Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS'' / ''Wii U'', the Wizard's Foot has two custom variants that can be unlocked: | ||
The first is '''Wizard's Dropkick''', which causes Ganondorf to leap into the air and perform the midair kick. This kick gives Ganondorf much more horizontal distance, especially when used in the air, but it deals less damage, and does not have a meteor effect. In addition, when used on the ground, it does not create a shockwave. Because the aerial version of Wizard's Dropkick offers better horizontal distance than the standard Wizard's Foot, it can be used to help Ganondorf's recovery. | The first is '''Wizard's Dropkick''' ('''Wizard's Drop Kick''' in the PAL version), which causes Ganondorf to leap into the air and perform the midair kick. This kick gives Ganondorf much more horizontal distance, especially when used in the air, but it deals less damage, and does not have a meteor effect. In addition, when used on the ground, it does not create a shockwave. Because the aerial version of Wizard's Dropkick offers better horizontal distance than the standard Wizard's Foot, it can be used to help Ganondorf's recovery. | ||
The second custom variant is '''Wizard's Assault''', which travels faster, and travels through foes. However, it takes longer to execute, deals less damage, and damaged opponents are sent flying behind Ganondorf, instead of forward. In addition, when used in the air, the kick sends Ganondorf straight down, making it ineffective for recovery purposes. | The second custom variant is '''Wizard's Assault''', which travels faster, and travels through foes. However, it takes longer to execute, deals less damage, and damaged opponents are sent flying behind Ganondorf, instead of forward. In addition, when used in the air, the kick sends Ganondorf straight down, making it ineffective for recovery purposes. | ||