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==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
Falco performs the Fire Bird, cloaking himself in fire, before launching off in any direction. It is a very poor recovery move, having long startup, small and weak hitboxes, and when compared to | Falco performs the Fire Bird, cloaking himself in fire, before launching off in any direction. It is a very poor recovery move, having long startup, small and weak hitboxes, and when compared to [[SSB4|Fox]]'s Fire Fox, it travels noticeably less distance. Due to these traits, Falco becomes very susceptible to [[gimp]]ing, and combined with his side special also being an easily telegraphed recovery move, Falco's recovery is quite weak. | ||
Fire Bird can be mixed up somewhat, via altering angles slightly or [[b-reversing]] the move to shift momentum during the start, thus being able to possibly dodge attacks. Fire Bird as an attack is very weak, with poorly connecting multi-hits and a final hit that has very weak | Fire Bird can be mixed up somewhat, via altering angles slightly or [[b-reversing]] the move to shift momentum during the start, thus being able to possibly dodge attacks. Fire Bird as an attack is very weak, with poorly connecting multi-hits and a final hit that has very weak knockback growth, and thus is generally never used as an attack. | ||
==Hitboxes== | ==Hitboxes== | ||
