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==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
Snake puts the opponent in a sleeper hold, while gently laying them down on the floor. This throw leaves the opponent in a knocked down state, regardless of their damage, while dealing 12% in damage. Once the throw ends, the opponent and Snake can act instantly. A very effective [[tech chase]] move, that deals high damage for a throw, while putting the opponent in a vulnerable position where Snake can successfully followup anything they do if he can [[read]] them. Snake can easily regrab the opponent if he successfully reads their getup option, where he can use down throw on them again, creating a [[chain grab|pseudo-chain throw]]. If the player can read their opponent's every action out of down throw, they can potentially [[infinite]] the opponent. | [[File:SnakeDown.png|250px|thumbnail|The move in use.]] | ||
Snake puts the opponent in a sleeper hold, while gently [[down|laying them down on the floor]]. This throw leaves the opponent in a knocked down state, regardless of their damage, while dealing 12% in damage. Once the throw ends, the opponent and Snake can act instantly. A very effective [[tech chase]] move, that deals high damage for a throw, while putting the opponent in a vulnerable position where Snake can successfully followup anything they do if he can [[read]] them. Snake can easily regrab the opponent if he successfully reads their getup option, where he can use down throw on them again, creating a [[chain grab|pseudo-chain throw]]. If the player can read their opponent's every action out of down throw, they can potentially [[infinite]] the opponent. | |||
Down throw can also be easily followed up by other moves. A common followup is to simply {{mvsub|Snake|SSBB|forward tilt}} the opponent out of down throw, which with the speed and large reach of f-tilt, can easily cover any getup option, and with both d-throw and f-tilt [[fresh]], this followup will deal a very large total of 33% in damage (which is about a fourth to a third of an opponent's stock towards KO percentage against Snake). Another common followup is to {{mvsub|Snake|SSBB|up tilt}} the opponent, which can easily cover any getup option outside a roll away from Snake, while [[KO]]ing the opponent in the 90-120 range. With use of Snake's explosives, the opponent can also be trapped by down throw, where the player can then [[pressure]] them into acting how they want the opponent to act, leading to an even easier read to followup down throw. | Down throw can also be easily followed up by other moves. A common followup is to simply {{mvsub|Snake|SSBB|forward tilt}} the opponent out of down throw, which with the speed and large reach of f-tilt, can easily cover any getup option, and with both d-throw and f-tilt [[fresh]], this followup will deal a very large total of 33% in damage (which is about a fourth to a third of an opponent's stock towards KO percentage against Snake). Another common followup is to {{mvsub|Snake|SSBB|up tilt}} the opponent, which can easily cover any getup option outside a roll away from Snake, while [[KO]]ing the opponent in the 90-120 range. With use of Snake's explosives, the opponent can also be trapped by down throw, where the player can then [[pressure]] them into acting how they want the opponent to act, leading to an even easier read to followup down throw. | ||