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Sonic & SEGA All-Stars Racing - When All Star Moves Attack!

So several of you out there have probably already seen quite a few of these Sonic & SEGA All-Stars Racing All Star moves montages, and I have too, but this one's a little bit different from those. You see all those other montages show what happens when a human player has an All Star, but what exactly happens when you're the victim of one? While most All Star moves pretty much just make an impact on the opponent slowing them down, there's a few that have some other really neat little effects. Amigo - Samba De Party As you can see anyone that comes in contact with Amigo, or anyone else in the conga line, joins the conga line too and starts dancing, all while zooming away with Amigo and his All Star move. But there's a catch, at the end of Amigo's All Star everyone in the conga line flips out, but it really isn't much of a drawback, so unless you have awful acceleration, it'd probably be better to just hitch a ride with him. The Chuchus - Cat-Walker The Chuchus bring out a huge Kapukapu that tears down the track devouring anyone it comes across. What's really neat about this is, if a racer is actually eaten by the Kapukapu, they're actually RESET back on the track. And I'm really not sure why Chuchus pop up over racers, I think it's just for show. Tails - Tails Tornado Tails unleashes a HUGE tornado that flies down the track, and those caught in it are spun around dizzly allowing Tails to overtake them. Beat - Tag Jamming Now this was probably the hardest All Star move to showcase. The reason is because while using Beat's All Star move you press the D-Pad button to activate his spray can right? Well in doing that you're able to spray all this graffiti on your opponent's screen. Well when you let go of that button, even though you aren't able to cover up your opponent's screen with anything Beat actually skates faster thus allowing you to catch up to other racers to "Tag" them also. But for some reason the Computer players in this game just cannot take their fingers off that button, and spray for the entire duration of his All Star move, so if you're too far ahead they won't ever catch up with you. But it's not like it really matters, Beat's graffiti in this game is just like the Blooper's ink in Mario Kart; it really doesn't cover up much of anything. (Also, I'm pretty sure there's only 3 different graffiti designs for Beat's All Star, but I'm not 100% sure.) Ryo - Working Man Ryo's All Star is pretty much the same thing as Tails, but there's a few key differences. Yeah, whenever Ryo comes into contact with another racer and fips them with his forklift they flip out like Tails's Tornado, but they also are stopped completely. Another difference is how small Ryo's forklift actually is, so it's a lot harder to hit people with. Ulala - Tension Blast And finally we have Ulala's All Star move, Tension Blast. While she does climb out of her car and attack the other racers and gets a slight speed boost, it also has another effect. When Ulala's All Star is used, everyone else on the track actually starts dancing uncontrollably. But another thing is that while your character is dancing, they can't do any Wheelies or Tricks in Midair! They can still drift fine though. And actually, the dances that the characters do are actually the same for both Ulala and Amigo's All Star moves.