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*Barq is not present when Hedlok attaches to [[Byte & Barq|Byte]]. | *Barq is not present when Hedlok attaches to [[Byte & Barq|Byte]]. | ||
*Hedlok’s name is likely a reference to a headlock, which is when a person’s arm is wrapped around another person’s neck, thus trapping them. It also references how he takes control of people, by locking onto their heads. | *Hedlok’s name is likely a reference to a headlock, which is when a person’s arm is wrapped around another person’s neck, thus trapping them. It also references how he takes control of people, by locking onto their heads. | ||
*Hedlok has | *Hedlok has three separate sets of victory poses—two used in Grand Prix mode, one where it stays attached to Max Brass and laughs triumphantly, and one where it laughs while attached to [[Dr. Coyle]], added in 5.0.0. similarly to when it is attached to Max Brass, and one used in 1-on-100 and VS Hedlok where it detaches from the fighter it was using and flies towards the screen. | ||
*In Grand Prix mode, Hedlok cannot be KO'd by the damage it receives from grazing one of its [[Explosion]] ARMS. | *In Grand Prix mode, Hedlok cannot be KO'd by the damage it receives from grazing one of its [[Explosion]] ARMS. | ||
*Hedlok can accidentally damage itself from the 'blast' of the fireball super move it unleashes if Hedlok is in close proximity when it unleashes the super move on a player, making it one of the rare few supers that can damage itself with. | *Hedlok can accidentally damage itself from the 'blast' of the fireball super move it unleashes if Hedlok is in close proximity when it unleashes the super move on a player, making it one of the rare few supers that can damage itself with. | ||
