Editing Psyche Up

<center><small>''For the skill of the name "PsycheUp" that appears in [[Dragon Quest Monsters]] and [[Dragon Quest Monsters 2]], ''see'' '''[[PsycheUp]]'''.</small></center>
<center><small>''For the skill of the name "PsycheUp" that appears in the old localization of [[Dragon Quest VII]], ''see'' '''[[Focus Strength]]'''.</small></center>

{{Spell Infobox
|image = 
|japanese = ためる
|romaji = tameru (Accumulate)
|old = None
|type = Skill
}}

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'''Psyche Up''' is a recurring skill in the {{DQSeries}}. It first appears in ''[[Dragon Quest VIII]]'', where it was changed to increase [[tension]] by one level.

Note that this is an entirely different skill than the [[PsycheUp]] featured in [[Dragon Quest Monsters]] and [[Dragon Quest Monsters 2]], having different effects and a different name in Japanese. It is also a seperate skill from the skill "PsycheUp" that appeared in the Playstation version of [[Dragon Quest VII]], which is now known as [[Focus Strength]] in the modern English localization.

==Appearances==
==={{DQ8}}===
All four player characters have '''Psyche Up''' as one of their basic commands. Psyche up will increase tension without fail to 50, but will then drop to only a 1/3rd chance to raise a character to 100 tension. For this reason, it is strongly advised to use the [[Timbrel of Tension]] in conjunction with this move during the end-game.

==={{DQ9}}===
This ability is learned with 16 skill points invested into their [[List of focus skills in Dragon Quest IX|Focus skill]].

===''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]''===
Psyche Up appears as one of the [[Hero (Super Smash Bros.)|Hero]]'s down special moves in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'', selectable from the Command Selection. When activated, it increases the Hero's knockback for his next attack and raises damage by 20%. Like in the main games, this bonus will only apply to a single move per use.

==See also==
*[[Egg On]]
*[[Feel the Burn]]
*[[Timbrel of Tension]]

{{DQSkills}}
[[Category:Skills]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest VIII skills]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest IX skills]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest X skills]]
[[Category:Super Smash Bros. Ultimate skills]]
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-<center><small>''For the skill of the name "PsycheUp" that appears in'' {{DQM}} and {{DQM2}}, ''see'' '''[[PsycheUp]]'''.</small></center>
+<center><small>''For the skill of the name "PsycheUp" that appears in [[Dragon Quest Monsters]] and [[Dragon Quest Monsters 2]], ''see'' '''[[PsycheUp]]'''.</small></center>
-<center><small>''For the skill of the name "PsycheUp" that appears in the old localization of'' {{Dragon Quest VII}}, ''see'' '''[[Focus Strength]]'''.</small></center>
+<center><small>''For the skill of the name "PsycheUp" that appears in the old localization of [[Dragon Quest VII]], ''see'' '''[[Focus Strength]]'''.</small></center>
 {{Spell Infobox
 |image =
 |japanese = ためる
-|romaji = {{tt|Tameru|Accumulate}}
+|romaji = tameru (Accumulate)
 |old = None
 |type = Skill
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-'''Psyche Up''' is a recurring skill in the {{DQSeries}}.
+'''Psyche Up''' is a recurring skill in the {{DQSeries}}. It first appears in ''[[Dragon Quest VIII]]'', where it was changed to increase [[tension]] by one level.
-It first appeared in {{DQ8}}, where it increases [[Tension]] by one level.
+Note that this is an entirely different skill than the [[PsycheUp]] featured in [[Dragon Quest Monsters]] and [[Dragon Quest Monsters 2]], having different effects and a different name in Japanese. It is also a seperate skill from the skill "PsycheUp" that appeared in the Playstation version of [[Dragon Quest VII]], which is now known as [[Focus Strength]] in the modern English localization.
-Note that this is an entirely different skill than the [[PsycheUp]] featured in {{DQM}} and {{DQM2}}, having different effects and a different name in Japanese. It is also a seperate skill from the skill "PsycheUp" that appeared in the {{PlayStation}} Version of {{Dragon Quest VII}}, which is now known as [[Focus Strength]] in the modern English localization.
 ==Appearances==
 ==={{DQ8}}===
-All six player characters have '''Psyche Up''' as one of their basic commands. Psyche up will increase tension without fail to 50, but will then drop to only a {{fraction|1|3}}rd chance to raise a character to 100 tension. For this reason, it is strongly advised to use the [[Timbrel of Tension]] in conjunction with this move during the end-game.
+All four player characters have '''Psyche Up''' as one of their basic commands. Psyche up will increase tension without fail to 50, but will then drop to only a 1/3rd chance to raise a character to 100 tension. For this reason, it is strongly advised to use the [[Timbrel of Tension]] in conjunction with this move during the end-game.
-*Many {{MFamilies}}s are capable of psyching themselves up in battle, as well, although most are not capable of reaching Super High [[Tension]]. [[Brownie]]s, [[Ice queen]]s, [[Siren]]s, [[Captain Crow]], and some of the forms (Golden, Divine, and Ultimate) of the [[Lord of the Dragovians]] have variations where they are capable of gaining two levels of [[tension]] in a single turn. Sirens and [[Ice queen]]s can also psyche themselves up to the third level of tension in one turn. [[Brownie]]s and the Golden dragon are even capable of reaching a state of Super High [[Tension]] in a single turn.
-Other enemies that can psych themselves up include [[Mischievous mole]], [[Spiked hare]], [[Hood]], [[Buffalo wing]], [[Mad mole]], [[Soul Mole]], [[Bomboulder]], [[Bulldozer]], [[Hoodlum]], [[Jackal ripper]], [[Golem]], [[Ice queen]], [[Hellhound]], [[Red horn]], [[Stone golem]], [[Dark dullahan]], [[Buffalogre]], [[Dullahan]], [[Statue of Yangus]], [[Belial]], [[Heavy hood]], [[Hell's gatekeeper]], and [[Soul Mole in Memoriam]].
-Infamous Monsters who can psych themsleves up include [[Brickman]], [[Digby (Infamous Monster)]], [[Doug]], [[Dugan]], [[Hazel (Recruit)]], [[McHammer]], [[Mornstar]], [[Orrid]], [[Pierce]], and [[Stoneman (Recruit)]].
 ==={{DQ9}}===
 This ability is learned with 16 skill points invested into their [[List of focus skills in Dragon Quest IX|Focus skill]].
-==={{DQTact}}===
+===''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]''===
-Psyche Up is already known by [[Yangus]], [[Jessica Albert]], and [[Angelo]] at level 1 and costs 10 {{MP}} to use. It raises the user's Tension for 1 turn. Upgrading the skill reduces the amount of {{MP}} it costs to use, costing 0 {{MP}} at max rank.
+Psyche Up appears as one of the [[Hero (Super Smash Bros.)|Hero]]'s down special moves in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'', selectable from the Command Selection. When activated, it increases the Hero's knockback for his next attack and raises damage by 20%. Like in the main games, this bonus will only apply to a single move per use.
-{{DQTactSkill
-|name=Psyche Up
-|kanji=ためる
-|romanji=Tameru
-|role=Support
-|type=Martial
-|element=[[Image:DQTact Non-elemental.png]]
-|mp=10
-|range=[[Image:DQTact_Range1.png|48px]]<br>Self
-|status=[[Image:DQTact Tension.png]]<br>Tension Up
-|description=Raises the user's [[Tension]] for 1 turn
-|monsters=[[Yangus]], {{Jessica}}, [[Angelo]]
-}}
-==={{SSB5}}===
-Psyche Up appears as one of the {{Hero Smash}}'s down special moves in {{SSB5}}, selectable from the Command Selection. When activated, it increases the {{Hero Smash}}'s knockback for his next {{Attack}} and raises damage by 20%. Like in the main games, this bonus will only apply to a single move per use.
 ==See also==
 *[[Egg On]]
 *[[Feel the Burn]]
-*[[Intensso]]
 *[[Timbrel of Tension]]
-{{clear}}
 {{DQSkills}}
 [[Category:Skills]]
-[[Category:Tension skills]]
 [[Category:Dragon Quest VIII skills]]
 [[Category:Dragon Quest IX skills]]
 [[Category:Dragon Quest X skills]]
-[[Category:Dragon Quest Tact skills]]
 [[Category:Super Smash Bros. Ultimate skills]]
-[[fr:Tension (aptitude)]]