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Gooey Bomb

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Gooey Bomb is a new item made exclusively for Super Smash Bros. Brawl. Much like the Motion Sensor Bomb, it can be stuck on an object, but it can also stick on characters as well. After a while, it will start flashing and eventually it will explode, damaging anybody within its radius. If it is stuck to a character, they can stick it to someone else by running past them or physically hitting them. Even if it is stuck to a character, they can still dodge it, if they time their dodge or shielding correctly. Snake's C4 and Megaman's Crash Bomb have similar sticky properties. The Gooey Bomb (Japanese: チューインボム, Chūin Bomu) is a new item in SSBB. It takes on the appearance of a glowing orange sphere in a blob of goo. When thrown, it can stick to anything, even characters. Eventually it starts flashing, then explodes, damaging anyone who gets hit. However, if it sticks to a character, they can pass it to others by running past them, making it sort of like a hot potato game. The blast can still be avoided by dodging with good timing, and some CPU opponents will repeatedly activate their shield when hit with a Gooey Bomb in an attempt to Perfect shield the explosion. Kirby, King Dedede and Wario can use their Inhale and Chomp moves to eat Gooey Bombs, but this will damage them. Kirby can also defend himself from a stuck Gooey Bomb by using the invincibility of his S The Gooey Bomb (known as "Chewy Bomb" in Japanese releases of Smash games) is an item in Super Smash Flash 2. As the name suggests, it attaches to opponents and explodes.

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The Gooey Bomb (Japanese: チューインボム, Chūin Bomu) is a new item in SSBB. It takes on the appearance of a glowing orange sphere in a blob of goo. When thrown, it can stick to anything, even characters. Eventually it starts flashing, then explodes, damaging anyone who gets hit. However, if it sticks to a character, they can pass it to others by running past them, making it sort of like a hot potato game. The blast can still be avoided by dodging with good timing, and some CPU opponents will repeatedly activate their shield when hit with a Gooey Bomb in an attempt to Perfect shield the explosion. Kirby, King Dedede and Wario can use their Inhale and Chomp moves to eat Gooey Bombs, but this will damage them. Kirby can also defend himself from a stuck Gooey Bomb by using the invincibility of his Stone move. The Villager in SSB4 can "defend" it by using Pocket. It is possible to start a chain reaction of explosions when two or more Gooey Bombs are attached to one character. The Gooey Bomb is an original item, and does not hail from any series, but it may have been influenced by the No 74 ST Grenade, a real life bomb that could stick to tanks. The Gooey Bomb (known as "Chewy Bomb" in Japanese releases of Smash games) is an item in Super Smash Flash 2. As the name suggests, it attaches to opponents and explodes. Gooey Bomb is a new item made exclusively for Super Smash Bros. Brawl. Much like the Motion Sensor Bomb, it can be stuck on an object, but it can also stick on characters as well. After a while, it will start flashing and eventually it will explode, damaging anybody within its radius. If it is stuck to a character, they can stick it to someone else by running past them or physically hitting them. Even if it is stuck to a character, they can still dodge it, if they time their dodge or shielding correctly. Snake's C4 and Megaman's Crash Bomb have similar sticky properties.