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It is also useful for [[edgeguarding]] in some instances: Since the bomb lingers and can go below ledges, it is effective for catching opponents that are either below the stage or ledge hanging. To add to this, the move possesses fairly strong KO potential and has high knockback scaling, allowing the move to KO from anywhere on the stage at high enough percents. Lastly, the move is a strong defensive tool, allowing Mr. Game & Watch to wall opponents effectively with a continuous string of bombs while also retreating back, making it useful for calling out opponents' approaches while providing Mr. Game & Watch with a safety net. | It is also useful for [[edgeguarding]] in some instances: Since the bomb lingers and can go below ledges, it is effective for catching opponents that are either below the stage or ledge hanging. To add to this, the move possesses fairly strong KO potential and has high knockback scaling, allowing the move to KO from anywhere on the stage at high enough percents. Lastly, the move is a strong defensive tool, allowing Mr. Game & Watch to wall opponents effectively with a continuous string of bombs while also retreating back, making it useful for calling out opponents' approaches while providing Mr. Game & Watch with a safety net. | ||
For all of its strengths, it possesses notable drawbacks. As stated earlier, during the 30 frames it takes to explode, the bomb is completely vulnerable and will disappear from even the weakest of attacks from the opponent. Combined with the first hit's abysmal range, this makes the move hard to approach opponents with directly without using it as a mix-up option between his other approaching options. Furthermore, the first hit's poor range also prevents Mr. Game | For all of its strengths, it possesses notable drawbacks. As stated earlier, during the 30 frames it takes to explode, the bomb is completely vulnerable and will disappear from even the weakest of attacks from the opponent. Combined with the first hit's abysmal range, this makes the move hard to approach opponents with directly without using it as a mix-up option between his other approaching options. Furthermore, the first hit's poor range also prevents Mr. Game and Watch from providing immediate frontal pressure, resulting in him losing almost, if not, all trades with the opponent in the case that the opponent is attacking Mr. Game and Watch. Lastly, the move possesses high [[landing lag]] and cannot auto-cancel in a short hop, which can lead to the opponent punishing Mr. Game & Watch if the explosion doesn't catch them. | ||
Because of its unusual traits, forward aerial functions more as a defensive/mix-up tool than a direct approach option and is one of the most difficult - but versatile - moves to master in Mr. Game & Watch's kit. | Because of its unusual traits, forward aerial functions more as a defensive/mix-up tool than a direct approach option and is one of the most difficult - but versatile - moves to master in Mr. Game & Watch's kit. | ||
