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Flying Slam is essentially the same move as [[Koopa Klaw]] from ''Melee'' on startup: clawing at the opponent. However, the similarities end there: it lacks a hitbox outside of the grab range, and once | Flying Slam is essentially the same move as [[Koopa Klaw]] from ''Melee'' on startup: clawing at the opponent. However, the similarities end there: it lacks a hitbox outside of the grab range, and once the grab connects, it automatically transitions to a flying suplex. Thus, there is no pummel like the Koopa Klaw either, and its forward and back throws are also removed. Fundamentally, Koopa Klaw and Flying Slam are very different moves. | ||
During the suplex, Bowser's air movement can be controlled greatly. However, as Bowser and his opponent's percentage difference increases, each player can control the movement. The higher Bowser's percentage, the less control he has. | During the suplex, Bowser's air movement can be controlled greatly. However, as Bowser and his opponent's percentage difference increases, each player can control the movement. The higher Bowser's percentage, the less control he has. | ||
