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[[File:Edge Slipping Snake Brawl.gif|thumb|250px|{{SSBB|Snake}} being edge slipped by {{SSBB|Captain Falcon}}.]] | [[File:Edge Slipping Snake Brawl.gif|thumb|right|250px|{{SSBB|Snake}} being edge slipped by {{SSBB|Captain Falcon}}.]] | ||
'''Edge slipping''' is a mechanic that occurs in all but the first ''Super Smash Bros.'' | '''Edge slipping''' is a mechanic that occurs in all but the first ''Super Smash Bros.'' games, where a character is knocked off a [[platform]] while they were still on their feet. This often occurs when a [[shield]]ing [[character]] slides off a platform from shield [[knockback]], but it may also occur when [[hitbox]]es that produce too low of knockback to lift a character off the ground are landed, which causes a character to slide off the platform. Certain rapid-fire neutral attacks also push the user backwards with prolonged use, and if they're standing on an edge while doing so, they can slip off that way. If the edge is grabbable, then they will always grab it. | ||
In | In Super Smash Bros. Melee's Debug Mode this animation is called Missfoot. | ||
==Mechanics== | ==Mechanics== | ||
The mechanics of edge slipping are determined by the direction that the character is facing. If a character is facing forward while they slip off an edge, they are free to perform any action immediately upon falling off the platform. However, if a character edge slips in the reverse direction they were looking, they will enter their edge slip animation, and be unable to perform any action for a certain amount of frames. For every character, they are able to [[DI]] the fall left or right after the eighth [[frame]], but are still unable to affect the vertical momentum of their fall or perform any other action. For how many frames a character will be unable to perform an action varies for each character; for example, {{SSBB|Snake}} and {{SSBB|Marth}} will be unable to perform any action for 27 frames. Once these frames are up, a character may jump or attack out of their edge slip animation. An important thing to note is that while in these frames during their edge slip animation, a character cannot [[tech]] upon hitting the ground, thus they will always end up in their knocked down state if they hit the ground during these frames | {{technical data|Needs frame data for every character}} | ||
The mechanics of edge slipping are determined by the direction that the character is facing. If a character is facing forward while they slip off an edge, they are free to perform any action immediately upon falling off the platform. However, if a character edge slips in the reverse direction they were looking, they will enter their edge slip animation, and be unable to perform any action for a certain amount of frames. For every character, they are able to [[DI]] the fall left or right after the eighth [[frame]], but are still unable to affect the vertical momentum of their fall or perform any other action. For how many frames a character will be unable to perform an action varies for each character; for example, {{SSBB|Snake}} and {{SSBB|Marth}} will be unable to perform any action for 27 frames. Once these frames are up, a character may jump or attack out of their edge slip animation. An important thing to note is that while in these frames during their edge slip animation, a character cannot [[tech]] upon hitting the ground, thus they will always end up in their knocked down state if they hit the ground during these frames. | |||
How far a character slips off an edge is directly related to the knockback of the hitbox that pushed them off the ledge. For example, {{SSBB|Luigi}}'s forward tilt knocking a shielding opponent into their edge slip animation off a platform will result in the opponent moving barely away from the platform. But his forward smash would send the same opponent a considerable distance away from the platform. | How far a character slips off an edge is directly related to the knockback of the hitbox that pushed them off the ledge. For example, {{SSBB|Luigi}}'s forward tilt knocking a shielding opponent into their edge slip animation off a platform will result in the opponent moving barely away from the platform. But his forward smash would send the same opponent a considerable distance away from the platform. | ||
==Drop-counter== | ==Drop-counter== | ||
A drop-counter is a [[technique]] that can be performed in all | A drop-counter is a [[technique]] that can be performed in all four [[Super Smash Bros. (series)|''Super Smash Bros.'' games]]. The technique is performed by having a player standing next to an edge. Afterwards, a recovering opponent must use a short-ranged attack. The standing player must shield against it. The knockback must be strong enough to make the shielding player slide off the edge of the platform, allowing the player to retaliate instantly with an aerial attack. | ||
This technique is also known as a very efficient way to [[gimp]] {{SSBM|Marth}} in ''[[Melee]]'', as when Marth uses his [[Dolphin Slash]] to attempt to recover on to the stage, his sword will hit the farthest edge of the opponent's shield, causing them to topple backward and [[edgehog]] the ledge, sending Marth to his doom. Two ways to counter this are to [[Sweet spot (ledge)|sweet spot]] the ledge or land on the stage. | This technique is also known as a very efficient way to [[gimp]] {{SSBM|Marth}} in ''[[Melee]]'', as when Marth uses his [[Dolphin Slash]] to attempt to recover on to the stage, his sword will hit the farthest edge of the opponent's shield, causing them to topple backward and [[edgehog]] the ledge, sending Marth to his doom. Two ways to counter this are to [[Sweet spot (ledge)|sweet spot]] the ledge or land on the stage. | ||
==Uses== | ==Uses== | ||
Edge slipping is often | Edge slipping is often exploited to set up the landing of a powerful, but normally difficult to land attack, to set up [[lock]]s that work on knocked down opponents, or to simply set up a free punish. For example, while fighting on {{SSBB|Battlefield}}, Player A is using {{SSBB|Bowser}} while their opponent Player B is using {{SSBB|Wario}}. At one point, Player A catches player B shielding on one of the middle platforms, from where Player A attacks Player B from below with an [[autocancel]]led [[short hop]]ped forward aerial. This causes Player B's Wario to slide off the platform backward and enter their edge slip animation, from where Player A immediately follows up with Bowser's forward smash, which hits Player B's Wario who cannot avoid the forward smash, resulting in a [[KO]]. | ||
Another scenario on Battlefield involves Player C who is using {{SSBB|Falco}}, and Player D who is using {{SSBB|Donkey Kong}}. During the match, Player D is at 0% while standing on a middle platform with their back to the edge. Player C catches this and attacks with Falco's back aerial, which causes Player D's Donkey Kong to slide off the edge and into their edge slip animation. Upon Player D's Donkey Kong hitting the ground, Player C immediately follows up with Falco's [[Blaster]], trapping Player D's Donkey Kong in a laser lock. The slip can also be used for a quick jab [[lock]]. | Another scenario on Battlefield involves Player C who is using {{SSBB|Falco}}, and Player D who is using {{SSBB|Donkey Kong}}. During the match, Player D is at 0% while standing on a middle platform with their back to the edge. Player C catches this and attacks with Falco's back aerial, which causes Player D's Donkey Kong to slide off the edge and into their edge slip animation. Upon Player D's Donkey Kong hitting the ground, Player C immediately follows up with Falco's [[Blaster]], trapping Player D's Donkey Kong in a laser lock. The slip can also be used for a quick jab [[lock]]. | ||
