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==Moves that utilize Aymr== | ==Moves that utilize Aymr== | ||
Aymr is one of Byleth's four weapons utilized throughout | Aymr is one of Byleth's four weapons utilized throughout their moveset, specifically bound to down moves. Aymr boasts incredibly high damage and knockback on all moves that feature it, though at the cost of extreme lag. Similar to {{SSBU|Chrom}} and {{SSBU|Ike}}, the moves use their own unique "heavy weapon" sound effect. | ||
For | For their down smash, Byleth sweeps Aymr from front to back. Byleth's down smash is strongest in the game, in terms of damage, dealing a solid 23% on both hits. Both hits are equally powerful, and it also has the power to nearly break full shields with just one swing. However, it is also slower when compared to other down smashes and is punishable. | ||
For | For their down aerial, Byleth swings Aymr downward, with the ability to meteor smash opponents. It is the strongest meteor smash from a down aerial move in ''Ultimate'', being able to meteor smash grounded opponents at 85%, surpassing {{SSBU|Ganondorf}}'s down aerial in terms of knockback. However, it is once again extremely slow, with slow startup, ending lag, and high landing lag. | ||
== Instructional quote == | == Instructional quote == | ||
