Editing Luigi (SSBU)/Down taunt
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Luigi bashfully kicks the ground, powerfully [[meteor smash]]ing anyone hit by it. Being the strongest meteor smash at low % thanks to its high set knockback, it has its uses in competitive play. It is most effective after a ledge regrab, making it relatively useful after a [[ledge trump]]. Its high set knockback combined with SSBU's grounded meteor smash mechanics make it an effective combo starter at any percent. | Luigi bashfully kicks the ground, powerfully [[meteor smash]]ing anyone hit by it. Being the strongest meteor smash at low % thanks to its high set knockback, it has its uses in competitive play. It is most effective after a ledge regrab, making it relatively useful after a [[ledge trump]]. Its high set knockback combined with SSBU's grounded meteor smash mechanics make it an effective combo starter at any percent. | ||
However, the move | However, the move is not without its flaws. It is Luigi's slowest move, coming out on frame 45. It also has a duration of only a single frame and a small hitbox placed low. These traits make it awkward to hit and highly predictable. The move's low range is also easily beat by disjointed recovery moves like [[Dolphin Slash]]. | ||
Overall, down taunt is a niche option that is rarely seen in competitive play due to its flaws. | |||
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