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| Incineroar | |||||
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 Super Smash Bros. Ultimate artwork | |||||
| First appearance | Pokémon Sun and Moon Versions (2016) | ||||
| Latest appearance | Pokémon Sword and Shield (2019) | ||||
| Portrayed by | H.D. Quinn (English, 2016–present) Unshō Ishizuka (Japanese, 2016–2018) | ||||
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Incineroar is a Fire/Dark-type Pokémon which debuted in Pokémon Sun and Moon. It is the final evolution of Litten, evolving from Torracat beginning at level 34. In the English version of Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, Incineroar is voiced by H.D. Quinn, who has done voiceovers for the Pokémon Sun and Moon anime. In the Japanese version, Incineroar is voiced by Unshō Ishizuka, who died about four months before the release of Ultimate.
History
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
- “Incineroar Enters the Ring!”
- – Introduction, "Clash of Flames" trailer
Incineroar appears as an unlockable playable character in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. Its debut trailer was paired with Ken Masters's trailer, where the two briefly fight on the Boxing Ring stage. Prior to openly revealing itself, it also briefly wore a white hoodie when attacking Ken. Incineroar is unique in that it poses after performing a special move, though these poses can be canceled at any point and thus do not affect the fight. For Incineroar's stage entrance, a Poké Ball is thrown, and Incineroar makes a pose while stepping out of it.
In an interview with Nintendo Dream, Masahiro Sakurai revealed that during the development of Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, Decidueye was almost chosen as the new Pokémon fighter, but Incineroar was chosen instead, with Sakurai stating that he wanted to include a professional wrestler character.[1][2]
Incineroar is a super heavyweight fighter (being heavier than Kazuya but lighter than Ganondorf, while having the same weight as Pokémon Trainer's Charizard) with highly powerful attacks, yet very sluggish mobility to boot. In fact, Incineroar is notorious for having the slowest walking and dashing speeds in the game. Like Sonic the Hedgehog, Charizard, and Inkling, Incineroar receives minor damage while swimming, seemingly as a reference to its weakness to Water-type Pokémon in the Pokémon series. Fittingly, the overwhelming majority of Incineroar's attacks consist of professional wrestling moves, extending to its special moves.
Incineroar's neutral special move is Darkest Lariat, which involves it performing a series of discus lariats that can block projectiles. Its side special is Alolan Whip, in which it lunges at an opponent in order to Irish whip them into wrestling ring ropes and, depending on when the special button is pressed, subsequently perform a lariat, a back body drop, or collide with the opponent. Incineroar's up special is Cross Chop, which has it leap vertically into the air and descend diagonally to perform a cross chop that causes a small explosion upon hitting a surface. Lastly, its down special is Revenge, a type of counterattack that makes Incineroar receive minor damage in exchange for retaliating with a small burst of flame and making its next attack much stronger.
Classic Mode route
| Burning Pro Wrestling Spirit! | ||||
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| Round | Opponent(s) | Rule | Stage | Song |
| 1 | Bowser | Boxing Ring | The Grand Finale | |
| 2 | Ganondorf | Molgera | ||
| 3 | Morton, Ludwig | Team Battle (Ally: Greninja) |
Boxing Ring (Battlefield) | Fortress Boss - Super Mario World |
| 4 | King K. Rool | Gang-Plank Galleon | ||
| 5 | Donkey Kong | Boxing Ring (Ω) | Boss 2 - DK: Jungle Climber | |
| 6 | Incineroar | Battle! (Lorekeeper Zinnia) | ||
| Final | Master Hand, Crazy Hand | Team Battle (Ally: Greninja) |
Final Destination | Master Hand / Crazy Hand |
Special moves
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Darkest Lariat
Darkest Lariat is Incineroar's standard special move. When used, Incineroar spins for a few seconds and hits any player nearby with a series of discus lariats. It is very quick and hits multiple times, with its initial hit being very strong and each subsequent hit being weaker than the last. Darkest Lariat also grants varying degrees of invincibility to Incineroar, which makes it capable of interrupting an opponent's attack. Although it has quick start-up lag, its lengthy duration can make it somewhat unsafe without proper timing, especially while off-stage. In addition, Darkest Lariat's initial hit is the only one capable of KOing reliably, whereas its subsequent hits are better suited for pressuring a shielding opponent.
- Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | ＤＤラリアット DD Rariatto |
DD Lariat |
| Chinese | ＤＤ金勾臂 DD Jīn-Gōubì (Mandarin) DD Gām-Āubei (Cantonese) |
DD Clothesline |
| Dutch | Duistere Lasso | |
| French | Dark Lariat | - |
| German | Dark Lariat | - |
| Italian | Braccioteso | |
| Korean | DD래리어트 DD Raerieoteu |
DD Lariat |
| Polish | Najmroczniejszy Lariat | |
| Portuguese (Brazil) | Lariat Escuro | |
| Portuguese (Europe) | Lariat Tenebroso | |
| Russian | Тёмное Лассо Tyomnoye Lasso |
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| Spanish | Lariat Oscuro |
Alolan Whip
Alolan Whip is Incineroar's side special move. When used, Incineroar lunges forward in an attempt to grab the opponent. If successful, Incineroar will then Irish whip the opponent into wrestling ring ropes and perform one of three actions depending on when the attack or special button is pressed. Inputting as soon as the opponent makes contact after rebounding will result in Incineroar performing a lariat. Inputting after the opponent rebounds but before making contact with Incineroar will result in it performing a back body drop. Lastly, inputting too late or not at all will result in the opponent colliding with Incineroar and both characters being knocked away slightly in opposite directions. This is Incineroar's only special move that is not also an attack in the Pokémon series.
- Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | ロープスイング Rōpu Suingu |
Rope Swing |
| Chinese | 摔向绳边 (Simplified) 摔向繩邊 (Traditional) Shuāi xiàng Shéng biān |
Bump towards the side of the rope |
| Dutch | Tegen de Touwen | |
| French (American) | Dans les Cordes | |
| German | Alolan Whip | - |
| Italian | Lancio sulle corde | |
| Korean | 로프스윙 Ropeuseuwing |
Rope Swing |
| Russian | Алольский Кнут Alolsky Knut |
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| Spanish (Americas) | Contra las Cuerdas |
Cross Chop
Cross Chop is Incineroar's up special move. When used, Incineroar leaps upward to perform a Cross Chop, and then descends to perform another one that causes an explosion if its descending hit is still active and makes contact with a solid surface. The explosion is powerful enough to KO quite reliably, while its descending hit KOs even earlier. It can be angled slightly and, like Alolan Whip, does not render Incineroar helpless. Although Cross Chop does not cause helplessness, its diagonal travel angle and high ending lag make unsafe to use unless it is performed very high in the air.
- Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | クロスチョップ Kurosu Choppu |
Cross Chop |
| Chinese | 十字劈 Shízì Pī (Mandarin) Sahpjih Pek (Cantonese) |
Cross Chop |
| Dutch | Kruisstoot | |
| Finnish | Risti-isku | |
| French | Coup-Croix | |
| German | Kreuzhieb | |
| Italian | Incrocolpo | |
| Korean | 크로스촙 Keuroseuchop |
Cross Chop |
| Portuguese (Brazil) | Golpe Cruzado | |
| Portuguese (Europe) | Golpe Ganheta | |
| Russian | Перерубание Pererubaniye |
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| Spanish (Americas) | Tajo Cruzado | |
| Spanish (Europe) | Tajo Cruzado |
Revenge
Revenge is Incineroar's down special move. When used, Incineroar readies itself for an incoming attack and, upon being hit, will emit a small burst of flames, receive significantly less damage, and strengthen its next attack. Incineroar's stored strength boost is visually indicated by its fur radiating an orange glow. Revenge is capable of stacking boosts, with a single boost lasting for approximately 1 minute. However, a boost's duration will shorten if Incineroar misses an attack, while the boost is lost outright if Incineroar is thrown or receives 36%. Although Revenge is used to strengthen an attack, the boost is not utilized when using neutral attack's first two hits or Cross Chop's ascending and non-meteor smash descending hits.
- Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
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| Japanese | リベンジ Ribenji |
Revenge |
| Chinese | 报复 (Simplified) 報復 (Traditional) Bàofù (Mandarin) Boufuhk (Cantonese) |
Revenge |
| Dutch | Wraak | |
| French | Vendetta | |
| German | Vergeltung | |
| Italian | Vendetta | |
| Korean | 리벤지 Ribenji |
Revenge |
| Polish | Zemsta | |
| Portuguese | Vingança | |
| Russian | Месть Mest |
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| Spanish | Desquite |
Final Smash
Max Malicious Moonsault
Max Malicious Moonsault is Incineroar's Final Smash. When used, Incineroar activates its Incinium Z and lunges forward in an attempt to grab an opponent, similarly to Alolan Whip. If successful, the opponent is Irish whipped into wrestling ring ropes and Incineroar uppercuts the rebounding opponent upward. Incineroar then proceeds to dropkick them even further upward, uppercuts them again, and then concludes with a diving battering ram that causes a massive explosion upon landing back on-stage. Max Malicious Moonsault is powerful enough to KO at extremely low percentages, and will damage any bystanders as well.
- Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
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| Japanese | ハイパーダーククラッシャー改 Haipā Dāku Kurasshā Kai |
Hyper Dark Crusher Modified |
| Chinese | 极恶飞跃粉碎击（改） (Simplified) 極惡飛躍粉碎擊（改） (Traditional) Jí'è Fēiyuè Fěnsuìjí (Gǎi) |
Diabolic Flying Crusher (Modified) |
| Dutch | Supervurige Moonsault | |
| French (American) | Dark Body Press X | - |
| German | Hyper Dark Crusher X | - |
| Italian | Iperschianto delle Tenebre X | |
| Korean | 뉴 하이퍼다크크러셔 Nyu Haipeo Dakeu Keureosyeo |
New Hyper Dark Crusher |
| Russian | Злодейский Мунсолт Плюс Zlodeysky Munsolt Plyos |
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| Spanish (Americas) | Hiperplancha Oscura X |
Profiles
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
Palutena's Guidance
- Pit: Ha! That's[sic] tiger's on fire!
- Palutena: How astute of you, Pit. That's Incineroar. Before it evolved into this form, it was a cute little Litten. Incineroar is unpredictable, self-centered, and rambunctious. Although it's supposedly great with children.
- Viridi: It specializes in wrestling moves. Brute force is its M.O., but it's no slouch in the technical department either.
- Palutena: Incineroar is also a performer at heart, so when it lands a big attack, it likes to show off for the crowd.
- Pit: Now that you mention it, I do hear crowd cheers sometimes. It's almost like an audience is watching us fight.
- Palutena: Incineroar has an attack called Revenge that feels like it was inspired by pro wrestling. If Incineroar takes damage while Revenge is active, its body ignites, and its attacks become more powerful!
- Pit: If that happens, I'll just let everyone else fight Incineroar until it wears off. Then I'll swoop in and steal the KO!
- Viridi: Sure, if you wanna be THAT guy. Might as well edge guard while you're at it.
Super Smash Blog bios
- A fighter with many special moves that appear to come from the world of pro wrestling. Incineroar has many moves from its original game, like Darkest Lariat, Cross Chop, and Revenge. Its Final Smash is Max Malicious Moonsault. Let the Z-Power explode and deliver a powerful blow!
amiibo
- This Pokémon™ has a violent, selfish disposition. If it's not in the mood to listen, it will ignore its Trainer's orders with complete nonchalance.
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
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| Japanese | ガオガエン Gaogaen |
From「ガオー」(gaō, onomatopoeia for roaring) and the voiced version of「火炎」(kaen, flame) |
| Chinese | 炽焰咆哮虎 (Simplified) 熾焰咆哮虎 (Traditional) Chìyàn Páoxiāo Hǔ (Mandarin) Chiyìhm Pàauhhāau Fú (Cantonese) |
Literally "Blazing-Flame Roaring Tiger"; From chì/chi (blazing, splendid), yàn/yìhm (flame), páoxiāo/pàauhhāau (roar), and hǔ/fú (tiger) |
| Dutch | Incineroar | - |
| French | Félinferno | From félin (feline) and inferno |
| German | Fuegro | From fuego ("fire" in Spanish) and growl |
| Italian | Incineroar | - |
| Korean | 어흥염 Eoheungyeom |
From 어흥 (eoheung, growl) and 염 (yeom, flame) |
| Russian | Инсинероар Insineroar |
Incineroar |
| Spanish | Incineroar | - |
References
- ^ PushDustIn on Twitter: "Sakurai confirms in an interview: Decidueye was almost chosen for the new Pokémon spot"
- ^ Source Gaming on Twitter: "Sakurai wanted to pick a newcomer to represent content from a newer game. With Ultra Sun and Moon, a Pokémon 'slot' was left opened. Eventually after some consideration, they went with Incineroar. Sakurai says he wanted to try making a pro wrestler...."
