Ness??

[RoyalBlood]

When Ness turns himself into a projectile with PK Thunder, can you reflect him??

 

[Sonic The Hedgedawg]

When Ness turns himself into a projectile with PK Thunder, can you reflect him??

No. Because he's not a projectile. I mean, I can see your logic, but he is not what the game recognizes as a "projectile".

 

[Emperor Time]

You can use PSI magnet to absorb though, right?

 

[Sonic The Hedgedawg]

You can use PSI magnet to absorb though, right?

wait.. what?

 

[Emperor Time]

I know this is a Zelda thread but since PKT2 was brought off I thought I should mention it. Let's say we have a ness vs lucas match. Ness uses PKT2 and Lucas uses PSI magnet. Does it absorb or does PTK2 pierce through?

 

[popsofctown]

In brawl, a projectile can't be something that is still in contact with the caster's/user's body.
There's no way you could possibly absorb PKT2. You would have to absorb Ness. And that would unbalance the game, because you would therefore gain a stock and Ness would lose one. PKT2 doesn't have quite enough prelag for that.

 

[RoyalBlood]

Well, thanks for the response guys (but i was actually hoping for it to be possible) =)

 

[Iris]

Haha, no, but I've come out unscathed by Nayru's Love's invincibility frames many times.

 

[Ztarfish]

I'm pretty sure, not 100%, that the attack crystals from Nayru's will stop the PKT2
But even still, what's the point, the majority of the time, shield grabbing is the way to go.

 

[XFadingNirvanaX]

Definetly a no. I've tried reflecting it and I've always regreted even trying. :/

 

[pwnaj]

Use Din's Fire on Ness when he's using PKT2 to recover. He won't get hurt, but it will shorten his recovery. I've used it to prevent a Ness from recovering once.

 

[gallax]

i love using din's fire against ness and lucas while they are rcovering. it causes so much frustration.

 

[Half-Split Soul]

As already said, no. PKT2 is not a projectile. Mario can reflect it with his cape, but Zelda will just hit (if will) Ness/Lucas.

 

[SinkingHigher]

You'll see his hands glowing when he does it. This means that, like Din's Fire, it is connected to the player at all times. The problem is that this "connection" stops once the projective motion has ended, and PK fire is doing the damage.

Imagine, if you will, that Zelda used Din's fire, and once she signals it to explode, the same DF explodes like 5 times. That's pretty much what's going on.

You probably know already that DF can't be reflected.