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unchanged, giving it less ending lag. Peach Blossom: Peach has a Final Smash: Peach Blossom. Peach dances to a sped-up rendition of the Super Mario Bros.

see Peach (SSBM), Peach (SSBB), Peach (SSB4), and Peach (SSBU). "Peach" redirects here. For the item generated by Peach's Final Smash, see Peach Blossom

Peach Parasol (ピーチパラソル, Peach Parasol) is Peach's up special move, and Daisy Parasol (デイジーパラソル, Daisy Parasol) is Daisy's functionally identical up special

in several of Peach and Daisy's respective moves in spin-off games. Peach Bomber in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS. Peach using Peach Bomber as shown

Smash. When Peach Blossom is used, two drawings of Peach and multiple hearts frame the screen as Peach dances. The Peach drawings flank the window, and

be helpful for edgeguarding. If Peach pulls out a turnip and performs an initial dash at the same time, she will pull up the turnip while moving forwards

Peach's neutral attack consists of 2 quick slaps from a single hand. For the technical data of each individual hit, see: Peach (SSBB)/Neutral attack/Hit

alongside ones themed after Peach and Rosalina. Peach using Toad in Melee. Peach uses Toad in Brawl. Toad's counterattack in Brawl. Peach using Toad against Bowser

Main article: Peach (SSBM)/Down special In Super Smash Bros. Melee, Peach takes half a second to pull a turnip. The turnips can deal up to 8% more than

information about Pokémon Trainer's Pokémon, see Squirtle (SSBB), Ivysaur (SSBB), and Charizard (SSBB). Pokémon Trainer (ポケモントレーナー, Pokémon Trainer) is a playable

attack +5 Peach (Mario Superstar Baseball): [Slash] attack +5 Peach (Super Mario Bros. 2): Launch resistance +29 Peach (Super Princess Peach): [Weapon]

really be using for setting up edgeguards, down throw can be used to rack up damage and set up unreliable followups and up throw does not reliably lead

compliment her perfectly. Her up and down smashes are useful for their range. The down smash is perfect for set up KO's, and the up smash makes for an good launcher

his games. Up: Does some flips, then holds his hand up. Left: Spins, then holds his hand up. Right: Skids to each side, then holds his hand up. See also:

the recovery move (usually an up special move), also known as a "third jump." Some recovery moves only go nearly straight up, while others travel greater

damage across all angles (10% (up)/9% (non-angled)/8% (down) → 8%), weakening both the up and non-angled versions. Up tilt Up tilt deals less damage (8% →

are up close, constantly racking up the damage, while Olimar has two Pikmin-less moves capable of sucking in the opponent for more damage in his up-tilt

17-27). Up smash: Up smash's knockback growth has been slightly increased (96 → 97). Up smash's ending lag has been slightly reduced (frame 40 → 39). Up smash

26 → 28). Up tilt: Falco has a new up tilt, where he swings both of his wings above his head in a tip-toed turn. Compared to the previous up tilt, it hits

increased ending lag (FAF 47 → 48). Up smash: Up smash has less startup lag with a longer duration (frames 14-18 → 13-18) Up Smash has less knockback scaling