Editing Talk:Jigglypuff (SSB)
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: Surely. I know very little about SSB's metagame, but we should certainly emphasize the most important parts. --[[User:MaskedMarth|MaskedMarth]] 17:40, January 10, 2007 (GMT) | : Surely. I know very little about SSB's metagame, but we should certainly emphasize the most important parts. --[[User:MaskedMarth|MaskedMarth]] 17:40, January 10, 2007 (GMT) | ||
: a normal combo (for vs. heavies like falcon or fast fallers like fox) is f-throw up smash f-throw up air twice, rest, also, there is down air to three up tilts vs other jigglypuff's and pikachu/kirby (or a combination of down air to up tilt to short hop down air to up tilt). The main difference between the pro jigglypuffs and the non-pro ones is the use of pound frankly. I have played bad jigglypuff's that still know how to 0 to death but can't use their pound in combos right. | : a normal combo (for vs. heavies like falcon or fast fallers like fox) is f-throw up smash f-throw up air twice, rest, also, there is down air to three up tilts vs other jigglypuff's and pikachu/kirby (or a combination of down air to up tilt to short hop down air to up tilt). The main difference between the pro jigglypuffs and the non-pro ones is the use of pound frankly. I have played bad jigglypuff's that still know how to 0 to death but can't use their pound in combos right. | ||
== 3rd jump == | == 3rd jump == | ||
