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''Uprising'' is a direct sequel to the classic NES game, and takes place 25 years after the original ''Kid Icarus''. The overall plot is actually split into two story arcs, the first of which features the battle against [[Medusa]] and her returning minions, while the second chronicles the threat of the gods, [[Hades]] and [[Viridi]] against the human race. In the first story arc, Medusa has been revived, and once again attempts to eradicate the mortals while seeking revenge from Pit and Palutena. In hearing this news, Palutena summons her most loyal servant, Pit, to stop Medusa and her Underworld Army, and restore peace to [[Angel Land]] once more.<ref>http://kidicarus.nintendo.com/uprising/explore-the-game/#story</ref> Along the way, Pit must battle all of the classic enemies and bosses that have returned from the original game. During the latter half of the story, Pit will encounter many new characters and enemies in the greatly expanded ''Kid Icarus'' universe, including the true main antagonist, Hades. The story mode is also divided into 25 separate chapters that each represent a stage: | ''Uprising'' is a direct sequel to the classic NES game, and takes place 25 years after the original ''Kid Icarus''. The overall plot is actually split into two main story arcs, the first of which features the battle against [[Medusa]] and her returning minions, while the second chronicles the threat of the gods, [[Hades]] and [[Viridi]] against the human race. In the first story arc, Medusa has been revived, and once again attempts to eradicate the mortals while seeking revenge from Pit and Palutena. In hearing this news, Palutena summons her most loyal servant, Pit, to stop Medusa and her Underworld Army, and restore peace to [[Angel Land]] once more.<ref>http://kidicarus.nintendo.com/uprising/explore-the-game/#story</ref> Along the way, Pit must battle all of the classic enemies and bosses that have returned from the original game. During the latter half of the story, Pit will encounter many new characters and enemies in the greatly expanded ''Kid Icarus'' universe, including the true main antagonist, Hades. The story mode is also divided into 25 separate chapters that each represent a stage: | ||
Chapter 1: [[The Return of Palutena|''The Return of Palutena'']] | Chapter 1: [[The Return of Palutena|''The Return of Palutena'']] | ||
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Multiple Items have been revealed during gameplay videos and in trailers. [[Heart]]s will make a return as items dropped by downed monsters. [[Treasure Box]]es have also been seen containing items such as [[Food]], [[Grenade]]s, and [[Drink of the Gods|Drinks of the Gods]]. | Multiple Items have been revealed during gameplay videos and in trailers. [[Heart]]s will make a return as items dropped by downed monsters. [[Treasure Box]]es have also been seen containing items such as [[Food]], [[Grenade]]s, and [[Drink of the Gods|Drinks of the Gods]]. | ||
===Weapons=== | |||
Pit is seen using the same bow as he was in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'', in both twin-blade and bow mode. In addition to the bow, Pit gains a very large arsenal of powerful weapons that can be chosen from before each stage. Every weapon has close and long range attacks and charged and rapid fire attacks. Individual weapons also have different values and bonuses. Players can find more powerful weapons by playing the single player mode on higher difficulties using the Fiend's Cauldron. In addition, each weapon has a special power attack that can clear the screen of most enemies, although they can only be used during flight. These attacks are represented by a number of blue orbs at the bottom left of the touchscreen. The weapon categories are as follows: | Pit is seen using the same bow as he was in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'', in both twin-blade and bow mode. In addition to the bow, Pit gains a very large arsenal of powerful weapons that can be chosen from before each stage. Every weapon has close and long range attacks and charged and rapid fire attacks. Individual weapons also have different values and bonuses. Players can find more powerful weapons by playing the single player mode on higher difficulties using the Fiend's Cauldron. In addition, each weapon has a special power attack that can clear the screen of most enemies, although they can only be used during flight. These attacks are represented by a number of blue orbs at the bottom left of the touchscreen. The weapon categories are as follows: | ||
*[[Bow]] - Pit's original weapon that can split into two blades. | *[[Bow]] - Pit's original weapon that can split into two blades. | ||
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Players can also fuse two different weapons to bring over specific characteristics to another weapon. Gems can also be fused for the same purpose. The chart on the right is a simple reference to which types of weapons create what. The specific weapon then decides on which type of of weapon is fused with what. Attributes like melee and ranged strengths and weapon perks also decides on what the fused weapons had to offer. They carry on their traits to the newly made one. | Players can also fuse two different weapons to bring over specific characteristics to another weapon. Gems can also be fused for the same purpose. The chart on the right is a simple reference to which types of weapons create what. The specific weapon then decides on which type of of weapon is fused with what. Attributes like melee and ranged strengths and weapon perks also decides on what the fused weapons had to offer. They carry on their traits to the newly made one. | ||
===[[Powers]]=== | |||
Powers are new weapons and abilities that Pit can use in battle. They can have different effects when used, ranging from unleashing powerful attacks to recovering Pit's health. | Powers are new weapons and abilities that Pit can use in battle. They can have different effects when used, ranging from unleashing powerful attacks to recovering Pit's health. | ||
===Vehicles=== | |||
In addition to these weapons and abilities, Pit will also be able to utilize armed vehicles in battle and for transportation. There are three vehicles that include the speedy [[Exo Tank]], a futuristic robo-suit called the [[Cherubot]], and a vehicle resembling a gyro-sphere called the [[Aether Ring]]. | In addition to these weapons and abilities, Pit will also be able to utilize armed vehicles in battle and for transportation. There are three vehicles that include the speedy [[Exo Tank]], a futuristic robo-suit called the [[Cherubot]], and a vehicle resembling a gyro-sphere called the [[Aether Ring]]. | ||
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'''[[Dark Pit]]''' | '''[[Dark Pit]]''' | ||
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*[http://www.nintendo.co.uk/NOE/en_GB/games/ms/kidicarusuprising/index.html Official Website (UK) ] | *[http://www.nintendo.co.uk/NOE/en_GB/games/ms/kidicarusuprising/index.html Official Website (UK) ] | ||
*[http://gamesites.nintendo.com.au/kid-icarus-uprising/index.html Official Website (Australia) ] | *[http://gamesites.nintendo.com.au/kid-icarus-uprising/index.html Official Website (Australia) ] | ||
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uvhwAi-d1gI | *[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uvhwAi-d1gI E3 2010 Trailer] | ||
{{Reflist}} | {{Reflist}} | ||
