What Does PSI Mean in Super Smash Bros?

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avatarTrainingLace路2 years ago

Basically, PSI is shorthand for 'psychic.' Characters like Ness and Lucas use these special powers to unleash impressive attacks!

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avatarRemovingMyth路2 years ago

PSI in Super Smash Bros stands for psychic powers, like the ones Ness and Lucas use! Think of it like magic, but cooler.

avatarAlightingTang路2 years ago

Ness and Lucas? Yeah, they're the psychic kids. PSI is their psychic moves!

avatarMisleadingBride路2 years ago

PSI just means psychic stuff. Ness and Lucas have these crazy powers. Simple as that.

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