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==Ways to prevent flinching== | ==Ways to prevent flinching== | ||
*[[Yoshi|Yoshi's]] midair jump | *[[Yoshi|Yoshi's]] midair jump | ||
*[[Metal Box]] | *[[Metal Box]] (strong attacks still cause a metal character to flinch) | ||
*Certain [[Stickers]] (only in the Subspace Emissary) | *Certain [[Stickers]] (only in the Subspace Emissary) | ||
*Certain attacks, such as [[DK]]'s fully charged [[Giant Punch]], offer a temporarly [[Super Armor]], preventing from flinching and even from taking damage. | |||
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
Revision as of 16:05, June 4, 2008
Flinching is what happens to a character when they are hit by an attack. There are certain attacks that do not cause flinching, and ways for a character to avoid flinching. The amount of flinching is reffered to as hitstun.
Attacks that do not cause flinching
- Fox's Blaster
- Mario's F.L.U.D.D. and Cape
- Squirtle's Water Gun
- Luigi's Super Jump Punch (only in Melee)
- Snake's Grenade (the actual Grenade; not the explosion)
- The rain the occurs in the "Kitty Cover" game in the stage WarioWare, Inc.
Ways to prevent flinching
- Yoshi's midair jump
- Metal Box (strong attacks still cause a metal character to flinch)
- Certain Stickers (only in the Subspace Emissary)
- Certain attacks, such as DK's fully charged Giant Punch, offer a temporarly Super Armor, preventing from flinching and even from taking damage.
See Also
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