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===How To Perform=== | ===How To Perform=== | ||
In order to perform this glitch, [[Falco]] must down thrown another character on the main, center platform. After a few attempts, the victim will be trapped in an "invisible box." The victim will act as though he is literally trapped inside a tiny box; jumping results in animation results in the character hitting an invisible ceiling. | In order to perform this glitch, [[Falco]] must down thrown another character on the main, center platform. After a few attempts, the victim will be trapped in an "invisible box." The victim will act as though he is literally trapped inside a tiny box; jumping results in animation results in the character hitting an invisible ceiling. | ||
===Characters this Glitch is performable with=== | |||
*[[Falco (SSBM)|Falco]] | |||
===Stages this Glitch is Performable on=== | |||
*Any with a main center platform. | |||
==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
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The Box Glitch is a glitch in Super Smash Bros. Melee (SSBM) in which a character can trap an enemy in an invisible box.
How To Perform
In order to perform this glitch, Falco must down thrown another character on the main, center platform. After a few attempts, the victim will be trapped in an "invisible box." The victim will act as though he is literally trapped inside a tiny box; jumping results in animation results in the character hitting an invisible ceiling.
Characters this Glitch is performable with
Stages this Glitch is Performable on
- Any with a main center platform.
External Links
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