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| '''Snakedashing''' is a nickname for a technique available to Snake. It involves [[Dash attack canceling]] with an upsmash, providing a quick boost of speed in one direction, similar to the [[Super Wavedash]].
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| | | A [[dash attack]] may be canceled into: |
| ==How to do It== | | *A [[boost grab]] |
| *Use Snake's dash attack.
| | *A [[dash attack canceled up smash]] |
| *Immediately afterwards, cancel it with an UpSmash. This is fairly difficult to do in real time.
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| *Snake should have slid a large distance (about one-third the size of Brawl's Final Destination) and used UpSmash.
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| ===Contact Snakedash===
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| *If a player hits an opponent with Snake's dash attack, the animation of the attack briefly pauses. If timed right, a player can hit an opponent so that the animation pauses at the part of the animation where the attack can be canceled with an UpSmash. Contact Snakedashes are much easier to do then noncontact Snakedashes are.
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| ==Application==
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| *Provided that you can get the dash attack to hit at high enough percentages, it could combo into his UpSmash.
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| *It allows Snake to escape quickly from a failed dash attack.
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| *The UpSmash's mortar comes back down, so it is difficult to approach Snake after he Snakedashes.
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| ==Miscellaneous==
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| This technique is also known by names such as Snakesliding.
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| ==Verification==
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| *[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GHtc80Q5hIA Champ performs 3 Snakedashes between 0:34 and 0:40.] | |
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Latest revision as of 09:48, June 11, 2022
A dash attack may be canceled into:
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