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Undid edit by [[User talk:Black Vulpine|Black Vulpine]]: No, I'm not. The issue here is coming from a misunderstanding of how crushing works, so I'll clarify. What the Wiki refers to as crushing in Ultimate is caused by a special hitbox generated by the stage during the time period that crushing is supposed to be possible. It is not a terrain effect, as the editor claimed, nor is it inherent to surfaces closing in on each other. On Midgar, this hitbox is generated shortly before the two pieces of the stage recombine, and a fighter's ECB does not need to be in contact with the walls for it to KO them, their hurtboxes simply need to overlap with this hitbox (hence why a crouching giant DK can be crushed by this, because of the giant hurtbox in front of his chest). On Distant Planet, an inert hitbox is present, which when activated will trigger the crushing hitbox to appear. Again, this must be a hitbox, not a terrain effect, because actually landing on the tongue is not a requirement to be crushed, and if you have invincibility which wears off just after Bulborb's mouth closes, you'll still be standing on the tongue, in his now closed mouth, but won't be KO'd. Both instances of "crushing" are triggered in the same way, so either both are valid examples, or neither is. ''[[User:Alex the weeb|<span style="color: blue;">'''Alex'''</span>]] the [[User talk:Alex the weeb|<span style="color: red;">'''Weeb'''</span>]]'' 17:09, February 11, 2021 (EST) | Undid edit by [[User talk:Black Vulpine|Black Vulpine]]: No, I'm not. The issue here is coming from a misunderstanding of how crushing works, so I'll clarify. What the Wiki refers to as crushing in Ultimate is caused by a special hitbox generated by the stage during the time period that crushing is supposed to be possible. It is not a terrain effect, as the editor claimed, nor is it inherent to surfaces closing in on each other. On Midgar, this hitbox is generated shortly before the two pieces of the stage recombine, and a fighter's ECB does not need to be in contact with the walls for it to KO them, their hurtboxes simply need to overlap with this hitbox (hence why a crouching giant DK can be crushed by this, because of the giant hurtbox in front of his chest). On Distant Planet, an inert hitbox is present, which when activated will trigger the crushing hitbox to appear. Again, this must be a hitbox, not a terrain effect, because actually landing on the tongue is not a requirement to be crushed, and if you have invincibility which wears off just after Bulborb's mouth closes, you'll still be standing on the tongue, in his now closed mouth, but won't be KO'd. Both instances of "crushing" are triggered in the same way, so either both are valid examples, or neither is. ''[[User:Alex the weeb|<span style="color: blue;">'''Alex'''</span>]] the [[User talk:Alex the weeb|<span style="color: red;">'''Weeb'''</span>]]'' 17:09, February 11, 2021 (EST) | ||
