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Super Smash Bros.

Alex Wilson

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Lately my friends and I have been playing the new Super Smash Bros on 3DS. In the game, as the title suggests, you smash everyone around and you win when you are able to smash all the enemies off the stage. The more you get hit, the higher your damage % goes up and the farther you fly each time you get attacked. I thought it would be interesting to think about what physics concepts could cause this.

Perhaps the higher damage actually reduces drag forces on the character. Maybe tiny particles that are impossible to see are being broken off the character therefore making them lighter and fly farther.

Honestly, I can't think of anything creative or realistic that would cause this effect. Must just be video game magic. If anybody thinks of something creative tell me in the comments!

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