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==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
An overhead clap. A rather slow move overall, with 34 frames of endlag. Unlike other up smashes of similar design, it does not scoop opponents into the main hitbox, making it somewhat problematic to land if the opponent is not airborne or incredibly close to DK. It is effective if used beneath a [[platform]] or as a low [[percent]] [[combo]] after an [[up throw]]. [[KO]]s at approximately 102% and 63% fully charged. At max [[rage]], it is slightly more powerful than his [[Brawl]] up smash. Donkey Kong's head and arms are intangible while the hitboxes are out. | An overhead clap. A rather slow move overall, with 34 frames of endlag. Unlike other up smashes of similar design, it does not scoop opponents into the main hitbox, making it somewhat problematic to land if the opponent is not airborne or incredibly close to DK. It is effective if used beneath a [[platform]] or as a low [[percent]] [[combo]] after an [[up throw]]. [[KO]]s at approximately 102% and 63% fully charged. At max [[rage]], it is slightly more powerful than his [[Brawl]] up smash. Donkey Kong's head and arms are intangible while the hitboxes are out. | ||
==Hitboxes== | ==Hitboxes== | ||
