Editing Falco (SSB4)/Forward smash
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[[File:FalcoFSmash.gif|thumb|270px|Hitbox visualization showing Falco's forward smash.]] | [[File:FalcoFSmash.gif|thumb|270px|Hitbox visualization showing Falco's forward smash.]] | ||
==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
Falco performs a two-handed overhead swipe. This is Falco's strongest attack if hit clean, KOing as early as 70% when fully charged. It also has decent range and [[transcendent priority]]. However, it has | Falco performs a two-handed overhead swipe. This is Falco's strongest attack if hit clean, KOing as early as 70% when fully charged. It also has decent range and [[transcendent priority]]. However, it has low speed and high ending lag, making it easy to [[punish]] and often requiring a [[hard read]] to successfully land. The late hit has low [[SDI]] capacity and no transcendent priority, but also low [[hitlag]] and low power. | ||
As a result, this move is used almost exclusively as a punish. It is also forgone in favour of his faster KO moves, such as up smash and back aerial. | As a result, this move is used almost exclusively as a punish. It is also forgone in favour of his faster KO moves, such as up smash and back aerial. | ||
