Editing Wario (SSB4)/Forward tilt
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==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
Wario winds back, then delivers a punch. It has very high power for a tilt, and has disjointed range due to the lack of a hurtbox on Wario's hand. The damage of the attack scales up from the downwards angle, dealing at max 14% at the highest angle. While the attack possesses a sourspot, it is very small and the sweetspot has priority over it, making it very uncommon to hit this part of the attack. The downwards angle is useful for hitting opponents at the ledge, and can 2-frame them as well | Wario winds back, then delivers a punch. It has very high power for a tilt, and has disjointed range due to the lack of a hurtbox on Wario's hand. The damage of the attack scales up from the downwards angle, dealing at max 14% at the highest angle. While the attack possesses a sourspot, it is very small and the sweetspot has priority over it, making it very uncommon to hit this part of the attack. The downwards angle is useful for hitting opponents at the ledge, and can 2-frame them as well. | ||
==Hitboxes== | ==Hitboxes== | ||
