Daybreak
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The Daybreak, known in Japan as the Genesis (ジェネシス Jeneshisu), is a powerful and destructive weapon introduced in Kid Icarus: Uprising. The Daybreak is found exclusively for Together Mode. Once the player assembles this device, the user can take aim and fire a massive blast that deals heavy damage towards any opponents, guaranteeing a sure knockout.
Appearances
Kid Icarus: Uprising
In Free-for-All, the player is required to solely collect the three separate parts (A, B, and C) to complete this device. These parts gradually fall down from the sky, with a notice advising the player a part arrived every time it does so. This is a tricky process since you only have yourself to rely on getting the parts and keeping them. In Light vs. Dark, the team collaboratively collects the three parts. Once a Fighter collects the final part for his team, he is gifted with the Daybreak. This method is easier and more difficult depending on how good the other teammates are. If the Fighters keep surviving without a single death, Daybreak can be assembled quickly since no parts will be lost to the other team. However, if lots of deaths occur, parts will be picked up and lost on a quicker pace, making it
Idol Description
The massive weapon is made of three parts that can fire a devastating shot when brought together. In Light vs Dark, parts are shared by a team: whoever picks up the third part gets the Daybreak. harder for it to be made.
Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS/Wii U
The Daybreak is confirmed to appear as a three-part combining item similar to the Dragoon. Unlike the Dragoon however, the user can walk around while shooting the weapon. It hasn't been confirmed to be a one-hit KO as of yet, but likely will be.
Gallery
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Daybreak Part A
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Daybreak Part B
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Daybreak Part C
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The Daybreak in use.
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Daybreak parts as they appear in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U.
Trivia
- This item is clearly inspired by the Dragoon from Kirby Air Ride, which also required the player to collect three parts to complete the machine. Masahiro Sakurai, the lead designer of Kid Icarus: Uprising, was also the lead designer of Kirby Air Ride.
- The Dragoon also appeared in Super Smash Bros. Brawl. When a character collected all three parts they could launch an attack that would (under most circumstances) knock out the other player(s) in one shot.