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==Notable down aerials==
==Notable down aerials==
*The down aerials of [[Banjo]] & [[Kazooie]], [[Bayonetta]], [[Bowser]], [[Corrin]], [[Greninja]], [[Ice Climbers]], [[Kazuya]], [[Min Min]], [[Mr. Game & Watch]], [[Richter]], [[Ridley]], [[Sephiroth]], [[Simon]], [[Sheik]], [[Sonic]], [[Sora]], [[Steve]], [[Toon Link]], and [[Zero Suit Samus]] all function as [[stall-then-fall]]s, except in ''Melee'' (and ''Brawl'' for Bowser).
*The down aerials of [[Banjo]] & [[Kazooie]], [[Bayonetta]], [[Bowser]], [[Corrin]], [[Greninja]], [[Ice Climbers]], [[Kazuya]], [[Min Min]], [[Mr. Game & Watch]], [[Richter]], [[Ridley]], [[Sephiroth]], [[Simon]], [[Sheik]], [[Sonic]], [[Sora]], [[Steve]], [[Toon Link]], and [[Zero Suit Samus]] all function as [[stall-then-fall]]s, except in ''Melee'' (and ''Brawl'' for Bowser).
**Mr. Game & Watch's down aerial in ''Brawl'' is the only stall-then-fall that allows players to [[fast fall]] during the move's execution. Doing this oddly slows down his descent speed, rather than speeding it up.
*The down aerials of [[Link]], [[Toon Link]] (in ''Brawl'' only), and [[Young Link]] cause them to bounce a short distance up and away from the opponent upon hitting them or their shield. The hitbox remains active when this happens and they are able to hit the opponent again for extra damage.
*The down aerials of [[Link]], [[Toon Link]] (in ''Brawl'' only), and [[Young Link]] cause them to bounce a short distance up and away from the opponent upon hitting them or their shield. The hitbox remains active when this happens and they are able to hit the opponent again for extra damage.
**Similarly, Greninja, Simon, and Richter's down aerials cause them to jump off the opponent upon hitting them or their shield with their down aerials. Unlike the Links' down aerials, these jumps end the move and allow them to perform any action, including combos into other attacks.
**Similarly, Greninja, Simon, and Richter's down aerials cause them to jump off the opponent upon hitting them or their shield with their down aerials. Unlike the Links' down aerials, these jumps end the move and allow them to perform any action, including combos into other attacks.
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*[[Snake]]'s down aerial is notable for its extremely fast startup and high power. It comes out on frame 3, making it the fastest down aerial in the series, and deals 28% in ''Brawl'' and 20% in ''Ultimate'' if all of the hits connect, while in ''Brawl'' it also possesses strong knockback, making it a potential KO move. Although its power and knockback were considerably toned down from ''Brawl'', the move is much more effective in ''Ultimate'' due to its linking hits connecting much more reliably as well as its lower landing lag, being able to autocancel in a short hop, and Snake's significantly faster jumpsquat, the latter making it very reliable as a fast and highly damaging out of shield option.
*[[Snake]]'s down aerial is notable for its extremely fast startup and high power. It comes out on frame 3, making it the fastest down aerial in the series, and deals 28% in ''Brawl'' and 20% in ''Ultimate'' if all of the hits connect, while in ''Brawl'' it also possesses strong knockback, making it a potential KO move. Although its power and knockback were considerably toned down from ''Brawl'', the move is much more effective in ''Ultimate'' due to its linking hits connecting much more reliably as well as its lower landing lag, being able to autocancel in a short hop, and Snake's significantly faster jumpsquat, the latter making it very reliable as a fast and highly damaging out of shield option.
*[[Kirby]]'s down aerial in ''64'' is tied for the fastest meteor smash in the entire series, coming out in only 4 frames. It also has large hitboxes, and can deal heavy damage if all hits connect. Each individual hit is a decent meteor smash in its own right, which combined with its ability to hit multiple times and drag opponents down makes it a potent edgeguarding tool. It's also a strong combo tool when landing.
*[[Kirby]]'s down aerial in ''64'' is tied for the fastest meteor smash in the entire series, coming out in only 4 frames. It also has large hitboxes, and can deal heavy damage if all hits connect. Each individual hit is a decent meteor smash in its own right, which combined with its ability to hit multiple times and drag opponents down makes it a potent edgeguarding tool. It's also a strong combo tool when landing.
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