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==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
Bowser lays the opponent on the floor, rears back, and performs a belly flop, dealing 12% damage. The attack cannot [[KO]] opponents regardless of percentage, but is the most damaging of all his throws, while its low [[knockback]] gives opportunities for Bowser players to either space one of his tilts, deploy a | Bowser lays the opponent on the floor, rears back, and performs a belly flop, dealing 12% damage. The attack cannot [[KO]] opponents regardless of percentage, but is the most damaging of all his throws, while its low [[knockback]] gives opportunities for Bowser players to either space one of his tilts, deploy a {{mvsub|Bowser|SSBB|forward aerial}}, or run up close for an {{mvsub|Bowser|SSBB|up smash}}, though the former two are safer options to choose from. | ||
Down throw is generally used for opponents towards the center of the stage. If the throw is beginning to stale, up throw can alternatively be used to refresh it. | Down throw is generally used for opponents towards the center of the stage. If the throw is beginning to stale, up throw can alternatively be used to refresh it. | ||