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Sopo is more of a legitimate character than the similar [[Nolimar]], as Popo's regular moveset remains mostly effective when Nana is absent. That said, he does lose significant effectiveness, such as not being able to use a [[meteor smash]] or most [[chaingrab]]s, and is unlikely to [[recover]] from being launched a moderate distance offstage, due to lacking an effective recovery. | Sopo is more of a legitimate character than the similar [[Nolimar]], as Popo's regular moveset remains mostly effective when Nana is absent. That said, he does lose significant effectiveness, such as not being able to use a [[meteor smash]] or most [[chaingrab]]s, and is unlikely to [[recover]] from being launched a moderate distance offstage, due to lacking an effective recovery. | ||
==[[Tournament play]]== | == [[Tournament play]] == | ||
There have been some tournaments that allow a single Ice Climber to be used in low tier events, though this is more commonly found in ''Melee'' as it is significantly easier to self-destruct Nana by using the double jump before grabbing a ledge or [[Belay]]ing too low. Some Ice Climbers mains are famous for their use of Sopo, such as {{Sm|ChuDat}} in ''Melee'' and {{Sm|Vinnie}} in ''Brawl''. There also used to be a combo video on YouTube which only consisted of ChuDat's moments with Sopo. Some of the most famous Sopo matches include a match of {{Sm|9B}}'s Sopo vs. {{Sm|ADHD}}'s Diddy Kong during [[Apex 2013]], where 9B [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s-ZPIlzZEbA&t=10m2s took two stocks] off of ADHD during game 3, and a match of {{Sm|Fly Amanita}}'s Sopo vs. {{Sm|Silent Wolf}}'s Fox during [[Kings of Cali 3]], where Fly Amanita [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ou8bn9vamYA&t=3m made a comeback] using Sopo during game 5. At [[EVO 2015]] ChuDat defeated {{sm|HugS}} with Sopo to advance to the top-8 bracket. | There have been some tournaments that allow a single Ice Climber to be used in low tier events, though this is more commonly found in ''Melee'' as it is significantly easier to self-destruct Nana by using the double jump before grabbing a ledge or [[Belay]]ing too low. Some Ice Climbers mains are famous for their use of Sopo, such as {{Sm|ChuDat}} in ''Melee'' and {{Sm|Vinnie}} in ''Brawl''. There also used to be a combo video on YouTube which only consisted of ChuDat's moments with Sopo. Some of the most famous Sopo matches include a match of {{Sm|9B}}'s Sopo vs. {{Sm|ADHD}}'s Diddy Kong during [[Apex 2013]], where 9B [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s-ZPIlzZEbA&t=10m2s took two stocks] off of ADHD during game 3, and a match of {{Sm|Fly Amanita}}'s Sopo vs. {{Sm|Silent Wolf}}'s Fox during [[Kings of Cali 3]], where Fly Amanita [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ou8bn9vamYA&t=3m made a comeback] using Sopo during game 5. At [[EVO 2015]] ChuDat defeated {{sm|HugS}} with Sopo to advance to the top-8 bracket. | ||
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[[Category:Techniques (SSBM)]] | [[Category:Techniques (SSBM)]] | ||
[[Category:Techniques (SSBB)]] | [[Category:Techniques (SSBB)]] | ||
[[Category:Character-specific terminology]] | [[Category:Character-specific terminology]] | ||
[[Category:Ice Climbers]] | [[Category:Ice Climbers]] | ||
