Talk:Bolt Out of the Blue (Monster)

Is that a player action? If so, shouldn't this entire page be moved and redirected to such?

I'm guessing both the player and monster version are the same, aside from damage.

Probably. I only lumped it here since I didn't want to put it elsewhere.

If everything else is the same, I don't think we should categorize this as a monster skill.

I suggest that we move the information to Actions, make a note that Belisha can use it, and leave the ()-less page as a mere redirect while stripping Monster Skills category from the redirected page and deleting the "()" pages. I'm sorry, I should have said this earlier.

As more pops up, people can start filling out the page more. Even I'm unsure how to classify it. I have seen videos with it hotkeyed, but other than that, I haven't seen it in the actions window (which probably where it should be).

Second-hand evidence sucks. If it can be hotkeyed and if it does use the same icon as the action, then probably:

• It appears in the action window.
• Its a hidden action that can be hotkeyed by dragging the item and dropping it on the hotkey, like Adniel's Horn.

But you're right, its best to wait for now.

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Its an action.

What do we do about the monster skill then?

The monster skill version is still a legit page. I'm putting the disambiguation and stuff back.

I disagree. Other than the animation and damage, everything else about them appears to be the same.

What? It's a monster skill and a player action. That's different. Other than animation, monster flight and player flight (from Doki Doki Island) appear to be the same so you're saying we should merge those too?

Monster flight and player flight aren't the same. Monsters can't move in their air on their own (aside from wyverns), players can't attack while in the air, etc.

Does actually show two different "Bolt Out of the Blue"?

I suppose that was a bad example, but anyways, I see no way a player action and a monster skill could possibly be the same thing. It makes no sense code-wise.