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==Origin== | ==Origin== | ||
'''{{ns|finalfantasy|Omnislash}}''' is the signature attack of {{ns|finalfantasy|Cloud Strife}}, and his strongest {{ns|finalfantasy|Limit (Final Fantasy VII)|Limit Break}} in ''{{ns|finalfantasy|Final Fantasy VII}}''. In most forms of recent media such as the ''Dissidia'' games and in ''Kingdom Hearts II'', the technique often involves a series of many rapid slashes mid-flight ending with a downward strike; this isn't the case for its appearances in ''Kingdom Hearts'' and ''Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories'' and its remake, where only three slashes are done in a slow succession. | '''{{ns|finalfantasy|Omnislash}}''' is the signature attack of {{ns|finalfantasy|Cloud Strife}}, and his strongest {{ns|finalfantasy|Limit (Final Fantasy VII)|Limit Break}} in ''{{ns|finalfantasy|Final Fantasy VII}}''. In most forms of recent media such as the ''Dissidia'' games and in ''Kingdom Hearts II'', the technique often involves a series of many rapid-frenzy slashes mid-flight ending with a downward slamming strike; this isn't the case for its appearances in ''Kingdom Hearts'' and ''Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories'' and its remake, where only three slashes are done in a slow succession. | ||
However, the amount of slashes and the actual range of the attack often varies per title; there also exist alternate versions of the technique such as the "Omnislash Version 5" as done in the ''Advent Children'' movie. In some other forms of media, [[Sephiroth]] may also use his own version of the technique. | |||
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