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| - The Reflector was a cut unit of the Novus it did not have a model or any details. Its name seems as though it would have been some sort of mobile shield unit, like the Field Inverter.
- The Reflector (「鏡」?; Kagami; lit. "Mirror") is Amaterasu's and Chibiterasu's first Divine Instrument class. The base forms are the very first weapon, given to them at the beginning by default.
- the reflector is a powerup in pikmin: the after years. press B on the controller to summon a shield around your player.
- The Reflectors, also known as the Reflector Shields, were a pair of identical puzzle objects obtained and used by Raziel in the Light Forge in Soul Reaver 2.
- thumb|350px|Tanque Leman Russ con reflector en la torreta. El reflector es una mejora de los vehículos del Imperio y el Caos, utilizada para batallas nocturnas. Aunque es útil para iluminar a los enemigos, también hace al vehículo que lo usa vulnerable a los disparos, ya que revela su posición.
- Reflector is a fanon ability created by Kagimizu
- Reflector is a small robot who turned into a camera. His main job was to record random things Blackout wanted to keep around. During the Vrai War, Reflector, on Blackout's orders, recorded Caiaphus being knocked off a cliff by a minor Vrai grunt and gave the recording to Miserix, which resulted in Caiaphus being kicked out of the Brotherhood of Makuta. Blackout later called it "one of his greatest triumphs".
- Reflector loves to observe things: vegetation, architecture, Earthen topography, and particularly his comrades' mistakes. He likes to blackmail his associates, and he is very impressed with his own abilities. He can split into three semi-autonomous robots, Spectro, Spyglass, and Viewfinder, each of whom has highly-developed infra-red vision that can record images in darkness, through camouflage and at great distances. In camera mode, Reflector can emit a powerful flash explosion that leaves enemies blind and disorientated for up to 15 seconds.
- The Reflector is Fox, Falco and Wolf's down special move in Super Smash Bros. Brawl. It reflects projectiles when it is activated.
- Reflector (リフレクター) is an Area of Effect Magic that ignores solids, fluids, and gases and creates a force field that reverses motion vectors.
- The Reflector appeared next to the Glob Lobber and Quake hammer in the quick select.
- The Reflector is a special device used by Fox McCloud, Falco Lombardi, and Wolf O'Donnell in the Super Smash Bros. Series. Its actual appearance wasn't revealed until Super Smash Bros. Brawl, where Fox shows it before using it. Before, it was thought that Fox and Falco generated it using some mystical force. The reflector's general purpose is to reflect projectiles back at the opponent, however it will not protect the user against close combat attacks.
- Reflector (屈折(リフレクター) Rifurekutā) is a Caster Magic that relies upon varying degrees of distortion.
- Reflector (often referred to as Shine by Melee fans) is Fox's, Falco's, and Wolf's Down Special Move in the Super Smash Bros. series. When used, the user creates an energy field which acts as a shield, and deflects any projectile from any angle, with the exception of Final Smashes. It can also be used to damage enemies in close proximity to the user when activated.
- Reflector (リフレクター, Rifurekutā), also known amongst the community as the Shine, is Fox's down attack in Super Smash Flash and his down special move in Super Smash Flash 2. When used by Fox, it creates a barrier around him that damages opponents. In Super Smash Flash, despite the name, the attack was unable to reflect projectiles and did vertical knockback like Falco's did in Super Smash Bros. Melee and SSF2. Also, it is impossible to stall with the reflector as Fox cannot use it in midair. In Super Smash Flash 2 the attack changed to actually reflect projectiles. In addition, if Fox is standing close to an enemy when he uses this attack, the attack will deal 5% damage and stun the opponent. When used repeatedly in midair, it has the ability to slow Fox's falling speed. Fox can jump cancel r
- Each version is different. The Fox version is a simple blue hexagonal shield. He can hold it for as long as he wants and it slow his descent midair. Fox could jump out of this move in Melee. The reflector reflects at 1.5x. When used near an opponent in the first few frames, the move does 6% damage and sends them down and away. In Super Smash Bros. for 3DS / Wii U, the move has more endlag and lacks semispiking capabilities.
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