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| + | The '''Maximum Heat Knuckles Attack''', known as the '''Maximum Heat Knuckle''' (マキシマムヒートナックル) in Japan, is one of [[Knuckles the Echidna]]'s techniques, useable in ''[[Sonic Adventure]]''. The attack sees Knuckles automatically carry out a chain of [[Glide]] attacks to destroy all enemies in the vicinity. It is something of a counterpart to [[Sonic the Hedgehog|Sonic]]'s similar move, the [[Light Speed Attack]]. | ||
| − | + | ==Game appearances== | |
| + | ===''[[Sonic Adventure]]''=== | ||
| + | In ''Sonic Adventure'', the technique is unlocked by picking up the golden [[Fighting Gloves]] [[:Category:Sonic Adventure upgrades|upgrade]] from the rocky ledge above [[Big]]'s hut in the [[Mystic Ruins]] jungle. The technique is charged up in the same way as Sonic's [[Light Dash]] by holding {{B}} while on the ground. Knuckles begins to glow with a red aura, and his movement speed will be drastically reduced while the charge is maintained. Releasing {{B}} near one or more enemies will make the echidna speedily pulverise them. As with the Light Speed Attack, Knuckles leaves a glowing trail behind him while blitzing through the foes. When fighting [[Chaos 6]], Knuckles can use the Maximum Heat Knuckles Attack after freezing Chaos 6 to deal double damage. | ||
| − | + | Knuckles is shown using a similar ability when using [[Super Sonic Overdrive]] against [[Metal Overlord]] in ''[[Sonic Heroes]]''. | |
| − | [[ | + | ===''[[Sonic Shuffle]]''=== |
| + | In ''Sonic Shuffle'', the attack is used as Knuckles' special battle ability under the name of the '''Maximum Heat Attack'''{{fileref|SonicShuffle DC US manual.pdf|page=23}}, or the '''Dash Punch Kougeki''' (ダッシュパンチ攻撃{{fileref|SonicShuffle DC JP manual.pdf|page=28}}) in Japanese. If he draws a Special Card in battle, he can attack with two cards, with his attack power being the sum of the two cards. | ||
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| + | ==References== | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:09, 25 August 2023
| Maximum Heat Knuckles Attack |
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| First seen: Sonic Adventure (1998) |
| User: Knuckles the Echidna |
| Type: Attack |
The Maximum Heat Knuckles Attack, known as the Maximum Heat Knuckle (マキシマムヒートナックル) in Japan, is one of Knuckles the Echidna's techniques, useable in Sonic Adventure. The attack sees Knuckles automatically carry out a chain of Glide attacks to destroy all enemies in the vicinity. It is something of a counterpart to Sonic's similar move, the Light Speed Attack.
Game appearances
Sonic Adventure
In Sonic Adventure, the technique is unlocked by picking up the golden Fighting Gloves upgrade from the rocky ledge above Big's hut in the Mystic Ruins jungle. The technique is charged up in the same way as Sonic's Light Dash by holding 
while on the ground. Knuckles begins to glow with a red aura, and his movement speed will be drastically reduced while the charge is maintained. Releasing near one or more enemies will make the echidna speedily pulverise them. As with the Light Speed Attack, Knuckles leaves a glowing trail behind him while blitzing through the foes. When fighting Chaos 6, Knuckles can use the Maximum Heat Knuckles Attack after freezing Chaos 6 to deal double damage.
Knuckles is shown using a similar ability when using Super Sonic Overdrive against Metal Overlord in Sonic Heroes.
Sonic Shuffle
In Sonic Shuffle, the attack is used as Knuckles' special battle ability under the name of the Maximum Heat Attack[1], or the Dash Punch Kougeki (ダッシュパンチ攻撃[2]) in Japanese. If he draws a Special Card in battle, he can attack with two cards, with his attack power being the sum of the two cards.