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'''Final Cutter''' is [[Kirby]]'s [[up special move]] | '''Final Cutter''' is [[Kirby]]'s [[up special move]]. | ||
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Players using this move should take note that if knocked out of it (except for in ''Brawl''), they lose all their jumps. | Players using this move should take note that if knocked out of it (except for in ''Brawl''), they lose all their jumps. | ||
The descent of the move delivers a heavy [[meteor smash]], which is easier to use over a pit. This can develop into a technique known as Cuttercide. When the opponent is trying to recover one can use Final Cutter to intercept them and spike them downward, | The descent of the move delivers a heavy [[meteor smash]], which is easier to use over a pit. This can develop into a technique known as Cuttercide. When the opponent is trying to recover one can use Final Cutter to intercept them and spike them downward, KOing the player and most of the time their opponent as well (beware that the player using Cuttercide will pass the [[blast line]] first so it is not a good idea to attempt this when both players are on one stock each.) When used as a meteor smash, the move has [[set knockback]], being one of the only two meteor smashes in ''Brawl'' to have this property, the other being Luigi's taunt spike. | ||
Due to being a meteor smash, this move is also useful against [[edge-guarding]] if used high in the air at the top corners of stages, such as {{SSBB|Final Destination}} or {{SSBB|Battlefield}}, if Kirby performed the move at a good enough distance and an edge-guarder was in the air coming for it, Kirby could potentially catch the opponent on the sword's descent, sending them towards the lower blast line and finding itself grabbing the edge. | Due to being a meteor smash, this move is also useful against [[edge-guarding]] if used high in the air at the top corners of stages, such as {{SSBB|Final Destination}} or {{SSBB|Battlefield}}, if Kirby performed the move at a good enough distance and an edge-guarder was in the air coming for it, Kirby could potentially catch the opponent on the sword's descent, sending them towards the lower blast line and finding itself grabbing the edge. | ||