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Line 117: ** Clarification: Hadokens appear to be blue-white balls of fire, but usually have no burning properties. However, with ''Super Street Fighter II'', Capcom said "[[Sure Why Not]]?" to a glitch that occasionally made a Hadoken come out red by giving Ryu a reddish fireball that ''did'' burn. Also, M.Bison ([[Fan Nickname\|Dictator]])'s Psycho Crusher is able to burn it's victims with blue flames. * ''[[Super Mario Bros.]]'': Luigi's fireballs are sometimes green. ** To emphasize the {{spoiler\|[[God Save Us From the Queen\|Shadow Queen]]'s}} sheer demonic power before the final battle in ''[[Paper Mario: ~~the~~The Thousand -Year Door]]'', every candle in the final boss chamber is put out during her summoning and spontaneously light again with black flames. * In ''[[Valkyria Chronicles]]'', the flamethrowers used by Elite Troopers spray blue flame, supposedly because the fuel is atomized [[Green Rocks\|Ragnite]]. The type of flamethrowers that inflict debuffs shoot purple flames instead. Also, the titular Valkyria are surrounded by an aura of blue flames when their powers are active. * In ''[[World of Warcraft]]'', Fel (demonic) fire is usually green, and shadowflame is a blackish-purple.

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