Editing Fox (SSBM)/Dash attack
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==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
Fox does a running kick. Due to its long range, slight increase in movement speed at the start of the animation, and | Fox does a running kick. Due to its long range, slight increase in movement speed at the start of the animation, and 4 frame startup, Fox's dash attack makes for an excellent whiff punishing option, albeit with weaknesses. Its low knockback makes it easily ASDI-down teched until well-over 100% for most of the cast, and its high endlag can make it unsafe on hit at low percents regardless of the opponent using crouch-cancelling or being in the air. Within combos and on a successful hit on an airborne opponent, it serves as an excellent combo starter and one of Fox's key kill confirms. Against fast-fallers, it will easily combo into upsmash in its kill percent range on everything except [[DI]] away, which Fox can instead opt to do a tech-chase into upsmash from instead. Against mid-fallers and some floaties (such as Doctor Mario, Peach, and Luigi), it can true combo into up air at kill percent. Altogether, a move with some inherent risk attached due to its vulnerability to crouch cancelling and ASDI-down, but excellent reward when used correctly. | ||
==Hitboxes== | ==Hitboxes== | ||
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