Difference between revisions of "Pyro taunts"
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|The Pyro thrusts his weapon in the air while [[Media:Pyro_laughlong01.wav|cackling triumphantly]] in one of three different ways.<br/> | |The Pyro thrusts his weapon in the air while [[Media:Pyro_laughlong01.wav|cackling triumphantly]] in one of three different ways.<br/> | ||
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| The Pyro charges up and performs a [[Hadouken]], complete with a burst of flame emerging from his hands.<br/> | | The Pyro charges up and performs a [[Hadouken]], complete with a burst of flame emerging from his hands.<br/> | ||
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| + | ==Trivia== | ||
| + | * Currently, the Pyro is the only class with his taunt set left untouched from the game's release (excluding the kill effect applied to the Hadouken, of course). | ||
| + | * The Flamethrower/Backburner taunt may have been inspired by a scene in the original "''Star Wars''" film, where a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tusken_Raiders Tusken Raider] performs a similar celebration with his weapon after knocking Luke Skywalker unconscious. | ||
| + | * The Hadouken is the only killtaunt shared by two weapons. | ||
Revision as of 13:04, 19 September 2010
Primary
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Weapon(s) associated |
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 Flamethrower •  Backburner
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| Description | |
| The Pyro thrusts his weapon in the air while cackling triumphantly in one of three different ways.
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Secondary
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Weapon(s) associated |
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 Shotgun •  Flare Gun ( Hadouken)
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| Description | |
| The Pyro charges up and performs a Hadouken, complete with a burst of flame emerging from his hands.
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Melee
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Weapon(s) associated |
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 Fire Axe •  Axtinguisher •  Homewrecker
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| Description | |
| The Pyro plays air guitar on his weapon.
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Trivia
- Currently, the Pyro is the only class with his taunt set left untouched from the game's release (excluding the kill effect applied to the Hadouken, of course).
- The Flamethrower/Backburner taunt may have been inspired by a scene in the original "Star Wars" film, where a Tusken Raider performs a similar celebration with his weapon after knocking Luke Skywalker unconscious.
- The Hadouken is the only killtaunt shared by two weapons.
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