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speedy waveshine. A waveshine infinite is an infinite in Super Smash Bros. Melee which uses the waveshine, performable using Fox. The Waveshine Infinite

laser Short hop laser Shine dropping Shine mines Wavelanded laser Waveshine Waveshine infinite Jab grab Quick Attack cancel Jab grab Super cyclone Vududash

down throw). Infinite Dimensional Cape Donkey Kong's infinite throw trap Waveshine infinite The wobble Infinite may also refer to: Arkouda, a competitive

but allows him to escape several of Fox's waveshine follow-ups. The most notable option loss for Fox is waveshine to grab, which greatly impairs Fox's ability

canceling. Fox's down aerial is additionally notorious for its use in his waveshine infinite combo. Ganondorf's down aerial is the strongest meteor smash among

the down aerial. This technique is sometimes used in tandem with waveshines and waveshine infinites and followed up with jabs or down tilts. A player falling

out of his reflector, like with regular shields, which is what allows waveshine combos. The reflector multiplies a projectile's damage and knockback by

enough to be knocked down by Fox's shine, thus inhibiting the latter's waveshine combos against the former. Wolf's spot dodge has less intangibility (Frame

much higher knockback angle if used in the air. Can no longer perform waveshine infinites against walls, as opponents now fall down when the shine knocks

behavior allowing the player to quickly sneak in during a lapse in defense. Waveshining is a Fox and Falco-specific technique utilizing their Reflectors to approach

experience hitlag than he cannot jump out of (and consequently cannot waveshine out of), negating any sort of follow up ability off reflection and potentially

while approaching, as Fox can then lead into other moves easily, such as a waveshine. Overall, it's a move commonly used in Fox's metagame due to its versatility

potential combo starter, as well as a potential infinite combo with his waveshine infinite, and his Blaster is an almost unstoppable damage-racking method

well, but it would only work with Fox or Kirby with Fox's Blaster copied. Waveshine

this move and can potentially do great in combos, such as a followup to a waveshine. Can also be used to space against opponents. Overall, a great move to

The core of Falco's combo ability lies in his good SHFFLs and ability to waveshine. Falco's primary form of comboing comes in the form of his pillar, which

less effective on lightweights to a much greater degree, such as Fox's waveshine combos in Melee and King Dedede's down throw chain grab in Brawl; in both

techniques (such as the shine spike which can easily gimp characters, and the waveshine which can combo and rack up damage), and amazing matchups, lacking any

with other moves, such as an up tilt to combo into another aerial, or a waveshine to continue the combo with other moves. Dair is one of Fox's best moves

However, since Mewtwo now exceeds 86 units, it is now vulnerable to Fox's waveshine combos, as it is pushed back by the shine instead of knocked down. Mewtwo's