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Reflecting Laser
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We're all aware that lasers reflect off mirrors. But some writers and video game creators apparently think that lasers can reflect off any flat surface. These bright flashing streams of light — or sometimes, Pure Energy — can hit anything from a stone ceiling to a grass-covered field and rebound at the same angle at which they hit. In video games, they will also be the "slow" variety of laser, so that the player can watch them bounce off each surface in turn, and dodge them just as they rebound toward him. If the player has access to the weapon, expect several Trick Shot Puzzles whereby the player has to bounce a single shot off a series of surfaces to hit a distant switch or enemy. In reality, mirrors are rather poor defense against lasers. No mirror is ever perfect, and even if mirror optimized as much as possible against the wavelength of the laser (which is not exactly granted for sure, especially if laser could switch frequency), it would still absorb some portion of beam energy. Any possible imperfection or dust on the mirror would increase the absorbtion drastically. And as mirror heat with absorbed enery, its reflection capability would quickly went down - essentially turning it into very inefficient armor. A Sub-Trope of Ray Gun. See also Pinball Projectile. Cousin trope to Mirrors Reflect Everything and Attack Reflector. Can be a form of Hoist by His Own Petard. |
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Gunstar Heroes, as the weapon of Seven Force's Tiger form. | |
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The Exotic Linear Fusion Rifle "Sleeper Simulant" from Destiny reflects multiple times after hitting any hard surface. Its Destiny 2 iteration instead reflects into multiple beams upon doing the same. | |
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Frankenstein Jr. featured boy genius Buzz use his "radar ring" to activate and summon the eponymous robot by bouncing a visible beam off satellites, mountains, buildings — darn near anything. No matter how far away, he always made the beam arrive at his father's lab at just the right angle to wake up Frankie. | |
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Quark. Quark is given a rock-crystal necklace that he's told will make him invincible. He doesn't quite believe it until a guard fires a Disintegrator Ray at him, only to be killed when the beam reflects off the crystal and disintegrates the guard. Unfortunately this gives Quark false confidence because the crystal really doesn't have any special powers; it was just an example of this trope. | |
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In the Bloons Tower Defense games, a lead bloon cannot be popped by weak lasers, but no beam is ever seen reflecting off of its lead surface. (There are richocheting projectiles, but lasers aren't among them.) | |
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Totally Spies! takes this to a ludicrous conclusion. At one point, Clover is trapped in a metal room, and her lipstick laser isn't strong enough to melt through the door. So, she uses two compact mirrors, shoots the laser into one, causing them to reflect into each other repeatedly, only to turn off her laser, somehow not stopping it from bouncing repeatedly between the mirrors, then turning each mirror to face the door, each one a separate laser, now powerful enough to melt through. | |
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In the big battle between the Gungans and the droids in The Phantom Menace, you can see the occasional bolt bouncing off the ground. | |
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Though it doesn't have lasers, in Nethack any visible beam will reflect off walls. This includes things like lightning bolts, bolts of cold, blasts of poison gas, and so on. Even disintegration beams, which you would think would destroy mere rock walls. | |
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The climactic boat chase scene in Disney's live-action Condorman features a speedboat armed with a turret-mounted laser cannon. Naturally, several shots are seen reflecting off the (choppy) water. | |
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The superweapon of the United States of America in Command & Conquer: Generals works on this principle. The Particle Cannon on the ground charges up, then sends its beam into space where a system of orbital satellites reflect it back to where you want. It lasts 15 seconds and is very precise, more like a knife than the hammer of the other two superweapons used by China and the GLA. Precise enough, in fact, you can use it to write words. | |
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In An Untitled Story, the GrottoEye, the StoneEye and FireCage turrets all shoot lasers that bounce off surfaces a few times and then disintegrate (or in StoneEye's case, fly off into sky). | |
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The Tau Cannon in Half-Life will reflect off walls if the angle is shallow enough. Otherwise it just goes through. Note however that it is a particle weapon, not an actual laser. | |
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In Paranoia, reflec is only partly effective, and then only against laser beams of equal or lower clearance. (The rules openly admit to Artistic License – Physics; 1st edition had multi-color reflec, but they got tired of dealing with it.) | |
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Cyclops of the X-Men. While his beam is an "optic blast of concussive force" and not a laser, it still bounces pretty well. He has a super-human spatial awareness that helps him pull this off (as well as making him a great pilot and pool player). | |
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Power Rangers Take Flight has the Echo Blasters, which is a gun equipped with auto-targeting, and fires a laser that can bounce off surfaces to hit a target. The Rangers can also combine them with their Sky Blasters to form the Echo Enforcers. They end up destroyed after only one episode. | |
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Also, in Mobile Suit Gundam 00, the mobile armour Regnant possesses a Wave-Motion Gun that fires a beam which can bend mid-flight in order to hit its target(s). | |
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Robot Jox. In the Gladiator Games between two Humongous Mecha, one deflects a laser fired by the other with a mirror attached to his robot's arm. | |
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In between is Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow, with Paranoia, the boss that hides in mirrors and fires these around the very small room. | |
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Used in the original Strider (Arcade) game. | |
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Used with increasingly infuriating frequency by the enemies in Space Invaders Extreme. | |
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In Slave Girls from Beyond Infinity, Tisa is able to snatch a breastplate and use it to reflect a laser beam back at the robot that fired it; destroying the robot. | |
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One of EI-01 (Pasdar)'s attacks in GaoGaiGar was a laser than could reflect off levitated bits of aluminum to hit the heroes from multiple angles. In GaoGaiGar FINAL, TenRyuJin copies the attack, using missiles to scatter hundreds of reflective (and apparently refractive) mirrors, then calculating the angles on the fly to strike the enemy from multiple angles at once. (Pasdar had Tokyo's electrical output and computing power to make this all work - TenRyuJin complains about how hard the calculations are when she does it.) | |
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One of the Gun skills you learn in Disgaea 2: Cursed Memories is one where the character releases several orbs of light, then fires lasers from their gun in several directions. The orbs then reflect them to strike the target at several angles. | |
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The Reflector upgrade for the Laserkraftwerk in Wolfenstein: The New Order allows this, though reflected beams deal less damage. | |
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In The Dungeon Of Doom, walls reflect or absorb energy blasts at random. Shots that miss their target and bounce straight back might hit the target, the shooter, or neither. | |
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The Beam Rifle in Halo is capable of doing this; in fact, it's possible to (accidentally) kill multiple enemies with a single shot. | |
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The Beaksmasher guns in Choujin Sentai Jetman fire these types of beams — they can even change direction in mid-air. The Jetmen can then combine them witht heir Bird Blasters to form the Smashbombers, which fire a big rolling ball of energy. | |
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While the ricochet shot used by a certain enemy in Castlevania: Portrait of Ruin is an ordinary (if exceptionally bouncy) bullet, the laser sight she uses prior to shooting fits this trope. | |
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In Sword of the Stars, ships can be equipped with "reflective surfaces" that gives a small chance of deflecting lasers. | |
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In Zatch Bell!, a minor villain early on in the series, Robnos, uses lasers as his main attack; Gash and Kiyomaro fight him in a warehouse filled with glass, and the lasers reflect all over the place. The lasers are quicker than the normally are for this trope, and are a continuous beam, but Kiyomaro figures out a position where it is not possible to be hit by them. | |
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A major part of most puzzles in Valkyrie Profile 2: Silmeria, the path the beam takes is even displayed on the minimap since it'll be likely to be offscreen most of the time. It was also used to some extent in the original game, but most of its puzzles were more about proper positioning of the crystals the beams created. | |
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Reflec in Traveller is a type of armor that is only effective against laser weapons, fortunately it can be worn with other types of armor for additional protection. | |
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In the PC-DOS game D/Generation, the laser weapon you pick up early in the game bounces off of walls and even triggers wall switches. Luckily your character will harmlessly soak up any shots that happen to bounce back and hit him. | |
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Bionic Commando Rearmed has the Vector Cannon, a laser rifle that fires beams of energy various angles and which will reflect off ceilings and floors to hit targets. It also has a fairly decent rate of fire, so filling a corridor with bouncing laser blasts is a good way to clear it out if you can afford the time to compensate for its so-so damage. | |
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The above boss is spoofed in Gokujou Parodius, where the big lasers are candy-striped since it occurs at the end of Level Ate. | |
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Gundam: Beams (not lasers, as Beam weapons are accelerated particle cannons operating under a specific subset of physics) are fired at a remote I-Field projector and reflected towards their intended target. The Ex-Superior Gundam has a similar trick, except it uses Reflector Incoms (wired devices controlled by actively-scanned brain waves capable of 2-dimentional movement) and its Beam Smartgun. In the fourth Mobile Suit Gundam Unicorn, the mobile armour Shamblo has several similar reflectors that bear a striking resemblance to Real Life UAVs, which fly around it using rotors and reflect any incoming beam, sometimes via each-other, in an attempt to send them back to the shooter. Also, in Mobile Suit Gundam 00, the mobile armour Regnant possesses a Wave-Motion Gun that fires a beam which can bend mid-flight in order to hit its target(s). |
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In A New Hope, Han fires a blaster shot at the door of the trash compactor to try and Shoot Out the Lock. The shot goes ricocheting crazily around the trash compactor. Handwaved by the door being "magnetically sealed," coupled with the fact that blasters are not lasers but plasma casters and use magnetic fields to accelerate the shot. How it kept going after it hit the wall the first time is another question entirely. | |
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Cyclops's optic blast will ricochet off walls, floors, and ceilings if the button is held down for a second in the first X-Men (1993) game for the Sega Genesis. As Cyclops can't move while doing so, the utility of this is somewhat limited. | |
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Fishgun grants you an upgrade for the laser that allows your shots to bounce and reflect until hitting an enemy. Which you can combine with other weapons, like the Spread Shot, to spam whole waves of attacks all over the area. As an added advantage, the reflected shots doesn't damage you. | |
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The Ex-Superior Gundam has a similar trick, except it uses Reflector Incoms (wired devices controlled by actively-scanned brain waves capable of 2-dimentional movement) and its Beam Smartgun. | |
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Knight Rider. KITT destroys KARR's laser by coaxing him to fire on Knight, then mirroring the driver-side window as an Attack Reflector. | |
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Xenogears has one in the form of the Fort Jasper Cannon, though it's only fired in a cutscene; the effect it has on the eventual target is quite dramatic. | |
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In the fourth Mobile Suit Gundam Unicorn, the mobile armour Shamblo has several similar reflectors that bear a striking resemblance to Real Life UAVs, which fly around it using rotors and reflect any incoming beam, sometimes via each-other, in an attempt to send them back to the shooter. | |
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The final boss of T260G's chapter in SaGa Frontier does this with its ultimate attack, Carnage, which fires several lasers that bounce off the monitors in the background several times before blasting the player's entire team. | |
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Command & Conquer: This is an ability of the Prism Tank in Command & Conquer: Red Alert 2, to make up for them being unable to combine their beams into one super-powered beam like the defensive Prism Towers can. The effect becomes more pronounced as the tank gains veterancy, reaching the point that at elite status even the reflected beams reflect further; it can be rather satisfying to have two or three elite Prism Tanks open fire on a harvester in the middle of an enemy base and watch them level half of that base in three seconds, on accident. The superweapon of the United States of America in Command & Conquer: Generals works on this principle. The Particle Cannon on the ground charges up, then sends its beam into space where a system of orbital satellites reflect it back to where you want. It lasts 15 seconds and is very precise, more like a knife than the hammer of the other two superweapons used by China and the GLA. Precise enough, in fact, you can use it to write words. |
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Toy Story 2: Buzz Lightyear exploits this in Rex's video game sequence in the opening. | |
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The Shinkiro in Code Geass is probably the most ridiculous example, possessing a main canon that fires a prism, then SHOOTS THE IN-FLIGHT PRISM WITH ITS BEAM to create perhaps the most over-the-top remote Beam Spam device ever! Making it perfect as the Large Ham Lelouch's personal mecha. | |
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And to a lesser extent, the Ray Arrow in Mega Man X6, although it always rebounds at a 90 degree angle. | |
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Ashe's Laser Shot in Mega Man ZX Advent. | |
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Bangai-O, Dreamcast version. In the Nintendo 64 version and the DS sequel, they are Reflect Missiles that reflect in the direction of nearby enemies when they hit surfaces. | |
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Cinderella III: A Twist in Time: When trying to demonstrate the Fairy Godmother's magic wand to her mother, Anastasia turns an ax-head into glass. A minute later, when fighting with its owner, Anastasia accidentally casts a beam of magic that bounces off the glass and onto the Fairy Godmother, turning her into a stone statue. | |
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The Crystal subweapon in Castlevania: Symphony of the Night, which is a more direct example. | |
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Sometimes, blaster shots (lasers) will reflect off of AT-AT's, AT-AA's, and AT-ST's in Empire at War, and off of the three phases of Dark Trooper in the expansion. The special ability of Endor increases the chance of that happening to 20%. | |
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Blake's 7. In "Dawn of the Gods", the Liberator somehow survives after falling into a black hole. They try to blast their way out only to suffer Attack Backfire. At first they assume this is due to their spaceship being in an Eldritch Location, but it turns out the shiny walls are just reflecting back the neutron blast. | |
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The tie-in game for The Phantom Menace grants Captain Panaka one such weapon, called the Light Reflecting Laser, which bounces off walls until it hits a target. Other characters can use it too, by inserting a Cheat Code before reloading a game. | |
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This is an ability of the Prism Tank in Command & Conquer: Red Alert 2, to make up for them being unable to combine their beams into one super-powered beam like the defensive Prism Towers can. The effect becomes more pronounced as the tank gains veterancy, reaching the point that at elite status even the reflected beams reflect further; it can be rather satisfying to have two or three elite Prism Tanks open fire on a harvester in the middle of an enemy base and watch them level half of that base in three seconds, on accident. | |
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Intentionally invoked in Beast Wars, albeit with a laser built for communication, not as a weapon: long-range communication was rendered impossible due to energon interference, so bouncing a laser off the moon was the only way to signal a downed stasis pod and activate its DNA scanners. | |
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The Gradius series, as the signature weapon of the Big Core Mk. III, which appears in III, IV and V. Befuddling in that these Reflect Lasers bounce off the surfaces of slightly thicker lasers fired above and below the player. The above boss is spoofed in Gokujou Parodius, where the big lasers are candy-striped since it occurs at the end of Level Ate. Gradius Gaiden puts a twist on this in its third stage, the crystal stage, where the crystals will refract lasers, allowing them to twist into otherwise hard-to-hit spots. |
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The manual for Frontier: Elite II mentions this as being a possible, but quite rare result of firing lasers at an enemy ship, especially at a glancing angle. This may or may not have been true in-game. | |
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The Kirby series has the recurring Laser power, which bounces off any 45-degree angle slope. Kirby Super Star also has the Halberd's Reactor Core boss, which shoots a reflecting laser at you (naturally, you have to make the core shoot itself with its own laser). Francisca from Kirby Star Allies manages to perform this trope with a shaken-up bottle of soda. |
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The R-Type series had this as perhaps its most memorable projectile, besides the huge laser you could charge up. | |
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The Beam Reflexor in Jak 3: Wastelander, which as an added bonus homes in on enemies. A few shots into a crowded room will clear it out in no time. | |
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The Reflect Laser in Mega Man Zero 3, natch, which itself was a noticeable upgrade Copy-X Mk. II got for his resurrection. | |
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The Gemini Laser in Mega Man 3. And as a Continuity Nod in Mega Man 10. Ashe's Laser Shot in Mega Man ZX Advent. The Reflect Laser in Mega Man Zero 3, natch, which itself was a noticeable upgrade Copy-X Mk. II got for his resurrection. And to a lesser extent, the Ray Arrow in Mega Man X6, although it always rebounds at a 90 degree angle. |
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In Wolf's Rain, blasts from the Nobles' ships go beyond Roboteching — they change directions in midflight, as if reflecting off invisible walls in the air. It looks cool (and nicely conveys the idea of weapons so advanced as to defy easy comprehension), so we try to let it be. | |
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Virtual-ON brings you Bal-Bados' aptly named Reflect Laser, in which Bal's laser reflects off its own beam shields. It is quite erratic in shooting and difficult to use, but in the hand of skilled Bal players it can be quite a Game-Breaker. | |
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One upgrade from Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night allows Miriam to shoot a laser beam that will let her rapidly warp in the direction it aims. In most places, it will only be able to reflect off one surface at a time, but certain areas have mirrors that will let her reflect for as long as the beam is aimed at one of them. | |
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In The Culture novel Consider Phlebas by Iain Banks, the Ragtag Bunch of Misfits attack a thoroughly moss and vegetation encrusted building. Once the greenery has been roasted off, it turns out that it is built from crystalline prisms and they end up burning and blinding each other with refracted laser fire. Roast by their own petard... | |
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While not actually a laser, the Lightning Bolt spell in Infinity Engine titles Baldur's Gate, Baldur's Gate 2, and Icewind Dale functions like this. Which typically means that it will hit an enemy, bounce off a wall, then return and hit your party a few times. | |
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The Ghost Dematerializer's beams in Filmation's Ghostbusters are prone to this. A badly-aimed shot could even destroy the Dematerializer itself! | |
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Star Trek: Voyager. Averted in "The Phage". Voyager pursues a Vidiian ship into a hollow asteroid lined with reflective surfaces. Their solution was to fire a low-powered phaser beam which bounced around until it hit the non-reflective enemy ship. | |
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There's a weapon in the Artemis Fowl series that does this known as a softnose laser, a weapon ostensibly designed as a mining tool, the beam it emits is magically slowed down (and considering the setting this isn't as far-fetched as it seems} so it can destroy matter. It's described as firing a shot that "bounces around until it hits something." | |
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In the X-Men: Children of the Atom fighting games by Capcom, Cyclops has a super move where he bounces his eye beams on the floor or walls. | |
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In the second Dark Parables game, this trope is applied to unlock a secret in the palace armory - by reflecting the laser off of a crystal ball, mirrors, and polished shields. | |
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In the Super Smash Bros. games, some characters have Special Moves that can reflect projectiles, but this is mostly just a 180, not angling. However with precise aim and timing, it's possible to "bounce" projectiles off your shield and redirect them. In addition, Super Scope shots will angle off of hills slightly. | |
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