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*Any sequence of attacks that prevent the opponent from landing (possibly by [[tech]]) or ledge-grabbing. | *Any sequence of attacks that prevent the opponent from landing (possibly by [[tech]]) or ledge-grabbing. | ||
*Any attack that sends an opponent into a hazard and then leaves them vunerable to other attacks. | *Any attack that sends an opponent into a hazard and then leaves them vunerable to other attacks. | ||
*Any sequence of attacks performed by two doubles player on an opponent to deal extra damage (known as a team combo). | |||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
*[[Chain grab]] | *[[Chain grab]] | ||
Revision as of 14:08, August 22, 2013
A Ken Combo variation, performed by Wolf in Super Smash Bros. Brawl.
A combo is a sequence of attacks that is guaranteed (or very likely) to occur if the first attack hits the enemy. The exact definition of a combo may change from player to player. Some definitions may include:
- Any sequence of attacks that keeps the opponent in hitstun.
- Any sequence of attacks that counts as a combo according to the combo counter (which allows for one consecutive frame of non-hitstun).
- Any sequence of attacks that is very hard to DI (or in certain cases, tech) out of.
- Any sequence of attacks that cannot be DI'd out of if performed perfectly.
- Any sequence of attacks.
- A single attack that consists of multiple hits (see natural combo).
- Any sequence of attacks that prevent the opponent from landing (possibly by tech) or ledge-grabbing.
- Any attack that sends an opponent into a hazard and then leaves them vunerable to other attacks.
- Any sequence of attacks performed by two doubles player on an opponent to deal extra damage (known as a team combo).
