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Competitive players consider the Blaster as one of the best [[projectile]]s in the game. The [[hitstun]] of the blaster is effective for [[camping]], helping to make opponents struggle to approach Fox, and can also lead into [[combo]]s from moves such as an {{mvsub|Fox|SSB|up tilt}}, setup moves such as a jab, or KO moves such as an {{mvsub|Fox|SSB|up smash}}. At higher percentages, the blaster is often very useful to extend a combo if a move has too much knockback to followup reliably. [[Hyrule Castle]] is an excellent stage for him, as he dominates via the great [[projectile camping]] ability of his Blaster. However, it is less effective on {{SSB|Dream Land}}, due to having less space to laser camp, though it is still highly used. | Competitive players consider the Blaster as one of the best [[projectile]]s in the game. The [[hitstun]] of the blaster is effective for [[camping]], helping to make opponents struggle to approach Fox, and can also lead into [[combo]]s from moves such as an {{mvsub|Fox|SSB|up tilt}}, setup moves such as a jab, or KO moves such as an {{mvsub|Fox|SSB|up smash}}. At higher percentages, the blaster is often very useful to extend a combo if a move has too much knockback to followup reliably. [[Hyrule Castle]] is an excellent stage for him, as he dominates via the great [[projectile camping]] ability of his Blaster. However, it is less effective on {{SSB|Dream Land}}, due to having less space to laser camp, though it is still highly used. | ||
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