Editing Marth (SSBU)/Back throw
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==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
Marth shoves the opponent backward. Kills featherweights starting at over 200% at ledge in Battlefield, making it very ineffective for KO'ing opponents. The throw's launch rate is so weak that it has trouble even launching the opponent offstage at times. Due to the angle the move sends as well as its endlag, it is a very useless move for comboing as well, as there are no true followups to it. Overall, this move should never be utilized other than | Marth shoves the opponent backward. Kills featherweights starting at over 200% at ledge in Battlefield, making it very ineffective for KO'ing opponents. The throw's launch rate is so weak that it has trouble even launching the opponent offstage at times. Due to the angle the move sends as well as its endlag, it is a very useless move for comboing as well, as there are no true followups to it. Overall, this move should never be utilized other than when the opponent is grabbed at ledge and they're at extremely high percents. | ||
==Throw Data== | ==Throw Data== | ||
