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The '''Firebrand''' move is a special move that [[Mario]] can do in ''[[Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga]]''. The [[Fire God]], in [[Oho Oasis]] teaches Mario how to use this move. Pressing the B button will make Mario make a [[Fireball]] in his hand, however, he will not throw it.  
{{about|one of the two Hand Powers in [[Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga]]|the entities of the same name|[[Firebrand and Thunderhand]]}}
[[File:M&LSS+BM Mario & Luigi.png|thumb|200px|Artwork of [[Mario]] using the Firebrand, with [[Luigi]] using the [[Thunderhand]]]]
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The '''Firebrand''' is one of the two types of [[Hand Power]]s that is used by [[Mario]] in ''[[Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga]]'' and its remake, ''[[Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions]]'', the other being the [[Thunderhand]], which is used by [[Luigi]]. Mario is taught this power by [[Firebrand and Thunderhand|Firebrand]] in the [[Fire Palace]], and he is taught an [[Dash (Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga)|advanced technique]] by the [[Jellyfish Sisters]], allowing Mario to burn Luigi so he can charge ahead extremely quickly. This can be used to pass through fast-moving spiked barrels, as well as move cannonball-like objects and knock down [[Ankoopa]]s ([[Big Koopa Troopa]]s in the remake) blocking the path. To use this move, the player must have Mario as the lead brother, switch to the Firebrand command by using {{button|gba|R}}/{{button|gba|L}}, and hold down {{button|gba|A}}, which causes Mario to conjure up a fireball in his hand. After the player fully charges the move, releasing {{button|gba|A}} makes Mario create a fireball that can be used to light [[Torch (Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga)|Torch]]es.


Later, in [[Gwarhar Lagoon]], the [[Jellyfish Sisters]] teach Mario and [[Luigi]] new moves to use. Mario's new move is putting Luigi's butt on fire, and Luigi will run super fast a long with Mario.  
In battle, the Firebrand can be used offensively against enemies. Using the Firebrand on red [[Oho Jee]] in the overworld causes them to go wild and attack Mario and Luigi, forcing them into a battle. When using it, the player must press {{button|gba|A}} when Mario fully charges the fireball to perform the move successfully. Failure in doing so results in Mario scorching himself and the move dealing less damage. Some enemies, such as [[Glurp]]s and [[Spiky Snifit]]s, have a weakness to the Firebrand, and in a few cases, they can be damaged only by it. Other enemies (such as [[Bowletta]]'s normal form and [[Mom Piranha]]'s red form) get healed by it instead.


[[Category:Special Moves]]
Mario can also use the [[Fire Bros. (move)|Fire Bros.]] [[Bros. Attack]] once he and Luigi learn the Dash technique, which involves him flinging fireballs at Luigi, who then launches them at the enemy with his [[hammer]]; in the remake, Mario rapidly tosses fireballs into the air to create a huge fireball before Luigi launches it towards a single enemy with his hammer. A [[Advanced Command|more powerful variant]] is the Super Fire Bros., which uses up more [[Bros. Point]]s in the remake. Here, Mario can create a huge fireball when Luigi hits smaller fireballs back at him, and once the attack ends, Mario bounces off Luigi to spike it at the enemy for more damage and possibly inflict the [[burn]] status; in the remake, Luigi hits the huge fireball upwards so Mario can spike it, and it also creates a shockwave that damages other enemies.
 
Also in the remake, the Firebrand can be used to perform a [[First Strike]]. If this is done, enemies may be burned at the start of the battle.
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==Gallery==
<gallery>
SS Firebrand.png|Sprite of Mario using the Firebrand
Firebrand Ability GBA.png|Mario first learning the Firebrand ability in the Fire Palace
Firebrand.png|Mario using his Firebrand on a [[Sharpea]] in battle
Fire Lamp.png|Mario lighting up a Torch using his Firebrand in the [[Seabed]]
FirebrandfreeLuigi.png|Mario freeing Luigi with his Firebrand
MLSSDX FirebrandFirstStrike.png|Mario using the Firebrand as a [[First Strike]] method in ''Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions''
MLSSDX MarioFreeingLuigi.png|Mario freeing Luigi with his Firebrand in ''Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions''
</gallery>
 
==Names in other languages==
{{foreign names
|Jap=ファイアハンド
|JapR=Faia Hando
|JapM=Fire Hand
|Chi=火炎手
|ChiR=Huǒyán Shǒu
|ChiM=Flaming Hands
|Fre=Technique de Feu<br>Main flamboyante
|FreM=Fire Technique<br>Flaming Hand
|Ita=Mano di Fuoco<br>Potere di Fuoco (by the Jellyfish Sisters)
|ItaM=Firehand<br>Fire Power
|Ger=Feuerhand<br>Feuer-Sprint (used on Luigi)
|GerM=Firehand<br>Fire-Sprint
|Dut=Vuurvingers
|DutM=Fire Fingers
|SpaA=Mano de fuego
|SpaAM=Fire hand
|SpaE=Mano del Fuego
|SpaEM=The Fire's Hand
|Kor=파이어 핸드
|KorR=Paieo Haendeu
|KorM=Fire Hand
}}
{{M&LSS}}
[[Category:Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga moves]]
[[it:Mano di Fuoco]]

Latest revision as of 07:43, January 8, 2024

This article is about one of the two Hand Powers in Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga. For the entities of the same name, see Firebrand and Thunderhand.
Mario and Luigi using the Firebrand and Thunderhand respectively in Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions.
Artwork of Mario using the Firebrand, with Luigi using the Thunderhand

The Firebrand is one of the two types of Hand Powers that is used by Mario in Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga and its remake, Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions, the other being the Thunderhand, which is used by Luigi. Mario is taught this power by Firebrand in the Fire Palace, and he is taught an advanced technique by the Jellyfish Sisters, allowing Mario to burn Luigi so he can charge ahead extremely quickly. This can be used to pass through fast-moving spiked barrels, as well as move cannonball-like objects and knock down Ankoopas (Big Koopa Troopas in the remake) blocking the path. To use this move, the player must have Mario as the lead brother, switch to the Firebrand command by using R Button/L Button, and hold down A Button, which causes Mario to conjure up a fireball in his hand. After the player fully charges the move, releasing A Button makes Mario create a fireball that can be used to light Torches.

In battle, the Firebrand can be used offensively against enemies. Using the Firebrand on red Oho Jee in the overworld causes them to go wild and attack Mario and Luigi, forcing them into a battle. When using it, the player must press A Button when Mario fully charges the fireball to perform the move successfully. Failure in doing so results in Mario scorching himself and the move dealing less damage. Some enemies, such as Glurps and Spiky Snifits, have a weakness to the Firebrand, and in a few cases, they can be damaged only by it. Other enemies (such as Bowletta's normal form and Mom Piranha's red form) get healed by it instead.

Mario can also use the Fire Bros. Bros. Attack once he and Luigi learn the Dash technique, which involves him flinging fireballs at Luigi, who then launches them at the enemy with his hammer; in the remake, Mario rapidly tosses fireballs into the air to create a huge fireball before Luigi launches it towards a single enemy with his hammer. A more powerful variant is the Super Fire Bros., which uses up more Bros. Points in the remake. Here, Mario can create a huge fireball when Luigi hits smaller fireballs back at him, and once the attack ends, Mario bounces off Luigi to spike it at the enemy for more damage and possibly inflict the burn status; in the remake, Luigi hits the huge fireball upwards so Mario can spike it, and it also creates a shockwave that damages other enemies.

Also in the remake, the Firebrand can be used to perform a First Strike. If this is done, enemies may be burned at the start of the battle.

Gallery[edit]

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning
Japanese ファイアハンド
Faia Hando
Fire Hand

Chinese 火炎手
Huǒyán Shǒu
Flaming Hands

Dutch Vuurvingers
Fire Fingers
French Technique de Feu
Main flamboyante
Fire Technique
Flaming Hand
German Feuerhand
Feuer-Sprint (used on Luigi)
Firehand
Fire-Sprint
Italian Mano di Fuoco
Potere di Fuoco (by the Jellyfish Sisters)
Firehand
Fire Power
Korean 파이어 핸드
Paieo Haendeu
Fire Hand

Spanish (NOA) Mano de fuego
Fire hand
Spanish (NOE) Mano del Fuego
The Fire's Hand