In Xenoblade Chronicles, this young lad's colony is attacked by the Mechon, so he and his friends set off to take them down. In Smash Bros., his Monado Arts let him change his specialization during battle. You can choose to boost a stat—his jump or attack, for example—but other stats might drop as a result, so choose wisely.
"Air Slash" is an Up Special that launches opponents upward while jumping. Pressing the button before reaching the peak lands a follow-up that sends them flying sideways. "Back Slash" is a Side Special where he swings his extended sword downward. It has a wide range but leaves a big opening. Landing it from behind an opponent greatly increases its power, and using it in the air keeps its hitbox active until he lands. (Wii) Xenoblade Chronicles (2010/06)
Shulk
In Xenoblade Chronicles, this young lad's colony is attacked by the Mechon, so he and his friends set off to take them down. In Smash Bros., his Monado Arts let him change his specialization during battle. You can choose to boost a stat—his jump or attack, for example—but other stats might drop as a result, so choose wisely. In Xenoblade Chronicles, this young lad's colony is attacked by the Mechon, so he and his friends set off to take them down. In Smash Bros., his Monado Arts let him change his specialization during battle. You can choose to boost a stat—his jump or attack, for example—but other stats will drop as a result, so choose wisely. In Xenoblade Chronicles, this young lad's colony is attacked by the Mechon, so he and his friends set off to take them down. In this game, his Monado Arts let him change his specialisation during battle. You can choose to boost a stat – his jump or attack, for example – but other stats might drop as a result, so choose wisely.
Shulk (Alt.)
Shulk's up special Air Slash is an upward slash done during a jump. Press the button again quickly to launch opponents sideways. His side special Back Slash, on the other hand, is a downward swing with a very wide range, though using it leaves Shulk wide open. Try hitting foes from behind with this! Shulk's up special, Air Slash, is an upward slash done during a jump. Press the button again quickly to launch opponents sideways. His side special, Back Slash, on the other hand, is a downward swing with a very wide range, although using it leaves Shulk wide open. Try hitting foes from behind with this to do more damage!
The main character from Xenoblade Chronicles. Shulk is a gentle young man who hopes for peace, but he also has the courage to confront any opponent.
Shulk's eighth color variation puts him in a pair of swimming trunks! In the original game, this is how he appeared with all his equipment removed.
In Buster mode, you deal more damage than usual, but you can't launch opponents as far and you'll receive more damage.
You can't use a Monado Art immediately after it's run out. If you wait a certain period of time, it will become available for use again.
Press and hold the special-move button to see all the Monado Arts. Select the Monado Art you want with the control stick, and let go of the button to confirm your selection.
Press the attack button while using an Air Slash to perform another slash forward and rise a little farther. It won't work after you start falling.
Shulk's back air has tremendous reach, but the timing can be a bit tricky.
Shulk made his debut in North America with the 2012 release of Xenoblade Chronicles. A budding scientist, this young man has a kind and curious heart. Shulk made his debut in Europe with the 2011 release of Xenoblade Chronicles. A budding scientist, this young man has a kind and curious heart.
The line Shulk speaks when he uses his up taunt, "Now it's Shulk time!" is a reference to Shulk's childhood friend Reyn.
Shulk switches between five modes—Jump, Speed, Shield, Buster, and Smash—that change his abilities for a short time.
In Speed mode, you'll sacrifice damage and jump height in order to move faster.
In Shield mode, the power of your shield is boosted but you can't move as fast, jump as high, or deal as much damage.
In Smash mode, you can launch opponents more effectively, but you deal less damage and can be launched more easily yourself.
In Jump mode, it's not just Shulk's standard jump and midair jump that go higher—his Air Slash move gives him more height than usual, too.
Shulk can switch between Monado Arts even while being launched. If you get launched off a cliff, switching to Jump mode might save you!
To cancel the current Monado Art, press the special-move button quickly three times in a row.
Shulk's Monado Arts even affect his Final Smash. If you select Buster, your launch power will go down but your attack will go up, causing you to deal more damage!
Shulk leaps forward and performs a vertical slice downward. As the name implies, it deals more damage if you hit the enemy from behind.
After using Back Slash, you won't be able to grab stage edges until enough time has passed. While swinging the Monado downward, you can move slightly left and right by tilting the control stick.
Shulk's Vision is a powerful counter move, but its activation timing becomes stricter when used repeatedly. It recovers slowly while not in use.
Input toward your foe when you pull off a counter, and you'll swing around them to attack from the other side. This launches farther but won't work in the air.
There are variations on this attack, depending on whether Shulk calls for Dunban, Fiora, or Riki. They don't change anything but the lines spoken, though.
Shulk's Final Smash hits opponents within a set radius. Dunban, Riki, and Fiora join in to deal repeated attacks.
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