Spirit Reaper " has a special effect for when it isn't destroyed (as a result of battle), and a special effect for an extra reason to destroy it (when targeted by an effect). 721 Eggplant Wizard He loved to scream and summon Reapettes in Kid Icarus: Uprising. In World of Light, the Reaper & Reapette spirit is located in Dracula's Castle, referencing Death, a recurring enemy in the Castlevania series. [citation needed]. If you don't bring enough fighters, you'll get launched. Reaper (Wii U) It will keep summoning groups of Reapettes until either it is destroyed, Pit is dead, or Pit moves out of its sight, though any remaining Reapettes will continue to harass the hero until destroyed. This page was last edited on 6 February 2019, at 17:50. Reaper & Reapette. Ultimate, Reaper and Reapette appear as a spirit. It's notable for being one of the more common enemies and one of the most difficult enemies to beat. A Reaper and a Reapette appear together in Brawl as a sticker. Revolver Ocelot (Metal Gear Solid 3), 763. If Pit is in the Reaper's "line of sight", which is indicated by a red laser, or attacks them from behind, it will panic and summon two Reapettes at a time as it chases the angel down. Since he's clearly not planning on doing any gardening, watch out for that scythe! When someone does pass through their line of sight, however, they can easily lock onto their new-found target and pursue it vigorously. The song that plays when within close proximity of a Reaper. The Reaper (死神 Shinigami) is a recurring enemy in the Kid Icarus series and one of Pit's most recognizable and persistent foes. Official artwork of a Reaper and a Reapette in Kid Icarus: Uprising. Paper Bowser (Paper Mario: Sticker Star), 125. Players with fewer than three characters just get launched away. It roams around the board, and when touched by a player, it grants them a checkpoint bonus in exchange for three fighters before disappearing. To complicate things further, Reapettes can now paralyze Pit on contact, leaving him unable to outrun or evade the Reaper's attacks. In Kid Icarus: Uprising, Reapers and Reapettes get a drastic redesign, wearing more of a robe than a cloak and the Reaper's hair will stand up when it spots Pit, but otherwise act relatively the same as they did before in the previous games. In the first Kid Icarus, the Reaper is a durable foe that Pit encounters early in his quest. Reaper (死神 Death God) and Reapettes (子死神) are enemies in the Kid Icarus series. Wandering Samurai (Rhythm Heaven Fever), 1215. They are one of the more tougher enemies in the mode. They are the very definition of death itself, with their large scythes capable of causing even the bravest of warriors to tremble in fear. These Reapers are henchmen for the Underworld Army, usually employed as lookouts. If "Spirit Reaper" is attacked by "Dark Ruler Ha Des", "Spirit Reaper" isn't destroyed during damage calculation, so the effect of "Dark Ruler Ha Des" cannot negate "Spirit Reaper's" effects. " The figure itself however, evolved from the Greek Titan known as. The Reaper resembles the standard "Grim Reaper" stereotype, with a skeletal body wrapped in dark purple, tattered, shroud-like cloak and equipped with a scythe. When they spot an enemy, they let out a piercing scream that summons their feisty servants, the Reapettes. The Reaper itself is human-like, more so than most of the other monsters in Angel Land. In Kid Icarus: Of Myths and Monsters, the Reapers act similarly as they do in the previous game. The Reaper itself is human-like, more so than most of the other monsters in Angel Land. Reapers serve as lookouts for the Underworld Army. Reaper (3DS) While a Reaper is activated, a whimsical 8-bit tune (the same heard in the Kid Icarus series in the same circumstance) overrides any prior music. In Kid Icarus Uprising, Reapers return with a more distinctive design, though their behavior remains similar. A Reaper and a Reapette appear together as a Spirit for the game's Spirit mode. Despite being the lookouts of Medusa, Reapers actually cannot detect their targets as well as most other Underworld monsters can. From SmashWiki, the Super Smash Bros. wiki, https://www.ssbwiki.com/index.php?title=Reaper_%26_Reapette&oldid=1409446, The last part of the 3DS trophy description is a possible reference to the song. There are also instances where Reapettes appear without a Reaper nearby, such as in the aerial section of The Space-Pirate Ship. They first appeared in the original Kid Icarus with a fairly generic "grim reaper" design. This page has been accessed 30,334 times. They are first seen in The Reaper's Line of Sight. Reapers are among the more powerful minions of the Underworld Army, and are responsible for ferrying the souls of the dead to the underworld. In Super Smash Bros. The Reapettes are but smaller versions, armed with sickles. In the Wii U version, the Reaper trophy is a Challenge reward obtained by defeating at least four opponents with Pit in Cruel Smash. Peach (Paper Mario: The Origami King). The Reaper prowls along a flat path, turning around when the path ends. They remain stationary and look around themselves, and upon noticing a player, they start attacking, sending out homing Reapettes which make characters trip on contact. Reapers appear as enemies in the Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS-exclusive mode, Smash Run. You can tell when one of these has its sights set on you because the music will change and you'll hear a loud scream as it summons its Reapettes. Dr. Kawashima (Concentration Training), 1425. They have the ability to summon smaller Reapettes (子死神 Koshinigami) into battle. In Smash Tour, you'll need to have at least three fighters when you encounter him to earn a Checkpoint Bonus. Just like in the Kid Icarus games, it goes into a panic when it spots the player, then attacks by summoning Reapettes. Ouch! While the Reaper is land-bound, the Reapettes are quick and agile fliers. The Reapettes are but smaller versions, armed with sickles. The Reaper is usually accompanied by Reapettes, which fly around attempting to kill Pit. Reapers appear as enemies, using their design from Kid Icarus: Uprising. The boss of the area is the gigantic Great Reaper. However, their one weakness lies in their restricted line of sight. The Reaper resembles the standard "Grim Reaper" stereotype, with a skeletal body wrapped in dark purple, tattered, shroud-like cloak and equipped with a scythe. It waves its sickle around when it's spotted Pit and starts chasing him. They patrol their assigned areas slowly, but upon seeing Pit, they will go berserk and summon a swarm of flying Reapettes to attack, accompanied by frantic … Though they appear scary, they may seem rather harmless at first glance, since they mostly just walk back and forth and can’t see very far, but as soon as an enemy enters their line of sight, they’ll become aggressive and telepathically call for their flying minions, the Reapettes, to swoop in and … This page was last edited on April 20, 2020, at 23:30. Reapers are said to be the lookouts of the Underworld Army, as well as soul carriers. That is, their vision is like that of a spotlight, having extremely far range but a very limited viewing window. Since he's clearly not planning on doing any gardening, watch out for that scythe! 1 year ago More than 1 child. The Great Reaper is a large Reaper which acts as the boss of The Reaper's Line of Sight. They first appeared in the original Kid Icarus with a fairly generic "grim reaper" design. If close enough, they also attack with a scythe swipe which does high damage and knockback. Though they appear scary, they may seem rather harmless at first glance, since they mostly just walk back and forth and can’t see very far, but as soon as an enemy enters their line of sight, they’ll become aggressive and telepathically call for their flying minions, the Reapettes, to swoop in and attack the intruder.