Din's Fire Doom

[RoyalBlood]

Well I was playing a game against my friend Zamz , so he was Falco and I was Zelda, anyway
we were having quite a duel ( of course he had the edge of the battle) and then i used Din's at medium range and he pulled his reflector ....... and then ..... OMG !!!!!!!! His reflector reflected Din's back at Zelda and it increased the damage

Could someone check if this is possible with other reflectors, so i start using Din's at range, and maybe Zamz will have now something to counter Din's

 

[FirebyrdXX]

Makes sense, but you shouldn't really use DF that close anyway. It's like Pikachu's Thunder. Reflector won't change the trajectory of the move, but it changes who it damages.

 

[Rogue]

Reflectors reflects Din's, it just doesn't go anywhere (which wouldn't make any sense anyways). So just don't be in the blast radius if you suspect a reflect. It's worse against falco because of the range, but I suspect you could just plant the fire behind him.

Do it (reflect) to a Pikachu that tries to Thunder you sometime.

 

[RoyalBlood]

Reflectors reflects Din's, it just doesn't go anywhere (which wouldn't make any sense anyways). So just don't be in the blast radius if you suspect a reflect. It's worse against falco because of the range, but I suspect you could just plant the fire behind him.

Do it (reflect) to a Pikachu that tries to Thunder you sometime.

I already know that Nayru's always reflect thunder, but thanks for the reminder

But I thought reflectors nullified Din's, no reflect it

 

[Ztarfish]

No, every reflector affects Din's. In a sense it is now their explosion, just most of the time nothing gets caught in it.

Even Lucas's/Ness's Bat/Stick reflects Din's.

 

[S2]

Keep in mind that only the explosion part of Din's is treated as a projectile (thus subject to any projectile reflections, absorbs, etc.)

The little red ball that flies from Zelda is only there to show you where Din's will explode, it's not actually a projectile.