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Watersweep
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Watersweep (Japanese: 水薙ぎ Watersweep) is a three-tiered passive type B skill which debuted in Fire Emblem Heroes; the individual tiers of the skill are known as Watersweep 1, Watersweep 2, and Watersweep 3 in order from lowest to highest. Units with a Watersweep skill will not perform a follow-up attack and, should their Speed be above a certain figure higher than a target wielding a staff, breath, red tome, green tome, or blue tome skill, will also stop the target's counter-attack; the Speed difference threshold required to stop the target's counter-attack decreases with the skill's tier.
Data
Game | Icon | Effect | Activation | Capacity | Notes |
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Heroes (Watersweep 1) |
User cannot perform follow-up attacks. If target wields a staff, red tome, blue tome, green tome, or breath skill and user's Speed is at least 5 higher than target's Speed, target cannot counter-attack. |
-- | -- | Cost: 50 SP | |
Heroes (Watersweep 2) |
Unit cannot perform follow-up attacks. If target wields a staff, red tome, blue tome, green tome, or breath skill and user's Speed is at least 3 higher than target's Speed, target cannot counter-attack. |
-- | -- | Cost: 100 SP | |
Heroes (Watersweep 3) |
Unit cannot perform a follow-up attack. If target wields a staff, red tome, blue tome, green tome, or breath skill and user's Speed is higher than target's Speed, target cannot counter-attack. |
-- | -- | Cost: 200 SP |
Availability
Heroes
Units | Soren: Shrewd Strategist |
Etymology and other languages
Names, etymology, and in other regions | ||
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Language | Name | Definition, etymology, and notes |
English |
Watersweep |
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Spanish |
Neptuno |
Neptune, the god of the sea in Roman mythology. |
French |
Déferlante |
Breaking |
German |
Wasserfeger |
Water Sweep |
Italian |
Spazzacqua |
Water sweep |
Portuguese (Brazil) |
Enxurrada |
Flash flood |
Traditional Chinese |
流水橫掃 |
Water sweep |