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==Notable forward tilts== | ==Notable forward tilts== | ||
* | *Six characters have forward tilts that are [[natural combo]]s: [[Snake]], [[Piranha Plant]], [[Hero]], [[Meta Knight]], [[Mega Man]], and [[Bayonetta]]. The former three have two-stage forward tilts, while the latter three have three-stage forward tilts. | ||
*Mega Man's forward tilt, in addition to being a natural combo, is the only forward tilt that is a projectile. It can naturally flow from or into his [[neutral attack]] and [[neutral aerial]], effectively allowing him to fire his Mega Buster while standing still, walking, or jumping. | *Mega Man's forward tilt, in addition to being a natural combo, is the only forward tilt that is a projectile. It can naturally flow from or into his [[neutral attack]] and [[neutral aerial]], effectively allowing him to fire his Mega Buster while standing still, walking, or jumping. | ||
*[[Ryu]] and [[Ken]]'s forward tilts have multiple variations, just like their [[neutral attack]] and other tilts: a 'light' version achieved by tapping the attack button for a short time, and a 'heavy' version achieved by holding the attack button for longer. In ''[[Ultimate]]'', a third variation is added depending on their proximity to their opponent – what was previously the tapped version of their forward tilt (a poking kick) is now only used if far from an opponent. When closer up, a different attack is used (which, for both Ryu and Ken, is a hook). | *[[Ryu]] and [[Ken]]'s forward tilts have multiple variations, just like their [[neutral attack]] and other tilts: a 'light' version achieved by tapping the attack button for a short time, and a 'heavy' version achieved by holding the attack button for longer. In ''[[Ultimate]]'', a third variation is added depending on their proximity to their opponent – what was previously the tapped version of their forward tilt (a poking kick) is now only used if far from an opponent. When closer up, a different attack is used (which, for both Ryu and Ken, is a hook). |