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If used in midair, the CPU Ice Climber's Blizzard will be used in the same direction as the human Ice Climber's, making it more powerful. This attack does [[freezing|ice damage]] and a good amount of [[hitstun]] when it connects with an opponent at a distance, and can [[freeze]] opponents very nearby, but the freeze effect does not last very long. Of course, this move also has more range than most of the Ice Climbers' melee attacks. This move can rack up to 18% damage if all hits connect. | If used in midair, the CPU Ice Climber's Blizzard will be used in the same direction as the human Ice Climber's, making it more powerful. This attack does [[freezing|ice damage]] and a good amount of [[hitstun]] when it connects with an opponent at a distance, and can [[freeze]] opponents very nearby, but the freeze effect does not last very long. Of course, this move also has more range than most of the Ice Climbers' melee attacks. This move can rack up to 18% damage if all hits connect. | ||
In | In Ultimate, both Ice Climbers face the same direction when executing the move, and so it loses its crowd-control abilities (unless [[buffer]]ed from a [[down smash]], where the CPU Ice Climber will turn around). However, the freezing duration at high percents is extended, making it an effective move when used well in a one-on-one battle. | ||
==Instructional quotes== | ==Instructional quotes== | ||
