Oil Panic

Oil Panic is a Game and Watch game in the Multi Screen series released on May 28, 1982. It is a dual screen single player Game & Watch title which opens like a compact, using a upper and lower screen. In this one, you play as a guy catching oil.
==Gameplay==
In Oil Panic, you control a station helper who uses a bucket to catch drops of oil from a leaking pipe and empty the bucket into a oil drum. Missing a drop from the pipe or missing the oil drum will cause you to lose one of four lives. 
==Legacy==
Oil Panic is referenced in Mr. Game & Watch's moveset through his down special, Oil Panic. Mr. Game & Watch holds a oil drum and reflects physical based projectiles and absorbs energy-based projectiles. Projectiles that are reflected do not have any special modifiers. When three energy projectiles are absorbed, Mr. Game & Watch will send out a large splash of oil from the oil drum that will usually OHKO in most circumstances. It's incredibly dangerous, even if it requires a bit of set-up.
Flat Zone 2 and Flat Zone X also features the setting and characters of Oil Panic as part of the stage layout. 
===Remakes and Rereleases===
Oil Panic was recreated for Game & Watch Gallery for Game Boy and for Game & Watch Gallery 2 for Game Boy Color and Game & Watch Collection for Nintendo DS. Oil Panic was also a microgame in WarioWare: Touched!. In Europe, it was rereleased as part of the Nintendo Mini Classics line.
==Fanon Appearances==
===Nintendo & Fantendo Play: Dodgeball!===
Oil Panic appears in Nintendo & Fantendo Play: Dodgeball! as a collectible that can be obtained randomly from the Gachaball machine or in Dodgeball Dungeons. It's gameplay is identical to the original game.
===Lucky Wars===
The Oil Panic character appears as a character in Lucky Wars. He can hold up to three projectiles in his bucket and dump it out as a powerful fire-based elemental attack. 
===Super Smash Bros. Charged===
Oil Panic is once again represented in Mr. Game & Watch's moveset in Super Smash Bros. Charged, being his down special.
Oil Panic is also represented as a Trophy and Spirit in the game. It is an Novice-type Spirit that halves the damage and knockback of the user's projectiles if an opponent reflects them when equipped. The Spirit battle is Wii Fit Trainer and Dillon, with Mr. Game & Watch as an ally.
Oil Panic	Oil Panic was the first Game & Watch game to utilize two screens instead of one, making it a very, very old brother to the Nintendo DS and 3DS! In this game, you controlled a worker who had a bucket, which needed to be used to catch drops of oil on the top screen. Once full, you had to dump it into a barrel on the bottom screen. Try not to miss or your customers won't be happy... Anyways, in Smash Bros., Mr. Game & Watch can pull out a bucket with his down special. He can fill it up with magical projectiles, as well as reflect physical ones! Once full, he will dump oil on opponents, dealing massive damage!	Oil Panic was the first Game & Watch game to utilize two screens instead of one, making it a very, very old brother to the Nintendo DS and 3DS! In this game, you controlled a worker who had a bucket, which needed to be used to catch drops of oil on the top screen. Once full, you had to dump it into a barrel on the bottom screen. Try not to miss or your customers won't be happy... Anyways, in Smash Bros., Mr. Game & Watch can pull out a bucket with his down special. He can fill it up with magical projectiles, as well as reflect physical ones! Once full, he will dump oil on opponents, dealing massive damage!
Oil Panic	Fighter Related 	
*Game & Watch: Oil Panic (1982)
==Gallery==
OilPanicGameandWatch.png|Oil Panic
Oilpanic._Spirit.png|Oil Panic character
Oil Panic Charged.png|Oil Panic's Spirit in Super Smash Bros. Charged
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Category:Nintendo & Fantendo Play: Dodgeball!
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