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==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
King K. Rool does a quick claw swipe. Coming out Frame 3, this is King K. Rool's fastest move in general, although due to [[../Hit 1|Hit 1]]'s transition, it is technically Frame 9. Like Hit 1, this deals 4 extra frames of hitstun in addition to the usual amount. Due to the reasonably quick frame data and good active frames considering Hit 1, it's a niche option for baiting opponents trying to punish Hit 1 | King K. Rool does a quick claw swipe. Coming out Frame 3, this is King K. Rool's fastest move in general, although due to [[../Hit 1|Hit 1]]'s transition, it is technically Frame 9. Like Hit 1, this deals 4 extra frames of hitstun in addition to the usual amount. Due to the reasonably quick frame data and good active frames considering Hit 1, it's a niche option for baiting opponents trying to punish Hit 1. | ||
Hitting lower than Hit 1 means Hit 2 is better at [[lock]]ing<ref>https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1BU1v14JpuTQEWmhYLzJn5KEBnKRN6GoAvs6g4QUhiag/edit?usp=sharing</ref> or hitting buried opponents<ref>https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/113W9WQAmUCBukC0gNI09o3giIjTVnG9rHbUyg-aV3l8/edit?usp=sharing</ref> than the prior. This is important in some matchups, although it takes time to set up and thus tends to lose to [[getup attack]]. Outside of this, the best use of Hit 2 is in niche spacing scenarios where one needs more hitboxes, or is going into [[../Hit 3|Hit 3]]. | Jab 2 has slightly [[disjointed]] hitboxes for the same reason as [[../Hit 1|Hit 1]]: the lack of hand hurtboxes. This, in tandem with the previous hit, makes it effective for cancelling out weak projectiles like {{SSBU|Luigi}}'s [[Fireball]]s, but due to the low damage, it is matchup-specific. In the event the cancelling out occurs, K. Rool sustains minimal recoil lag, allowing for a quick punish. | ||
Hitting lower than Hit 1 means Hit 2 is better at [[lock]]ing<ref>https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1BU1v14JpuTQEWmhYLzJn5KEBnKRN6GoAvs6g4QUhiag/edit?usp=sharing</ref> or hitting buried opponents<ref>https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/113W9WQAmUCBukC0gNI09o3giIjTVnG9rHbUyg-aV3l8/edit?usp=sharing</ref> than the prior; it also assists with projectiles that hit lower to the ground. This is important in some matchups, although it takes time to set up and thus tends to lose to [[getup attack]]. Outside of this, the best use of Hit 2 is in niche spacing scenarios where one needs more hitboxes, or is going into [[../Hit 3|Hit 3]]. | |||
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Revision as of 03:53, October 12, 2021
Overview
King K. Rool does a quick claw swipe. Coming out Frame 3, this is King K. Rool's fastest move in general, although due to Hit 1's transition, it is technically Frame 9. Like Hit 1, this deals 4 extra frames of hitstun in addition to the usual amount. Due to the reasonably quick frame data and good active frames considering Hit 1, it's a niche option for baiting opponents trying to punish Hit 1.
Jab 2 has slightly disjointed hitboxes for the same reason as Hit 1: the lack of hand hurtboxes. This, in tandem with the previous hit, makes it effective for cancelling out weak projectiles like Luigi's Fireballs, but due to the low damage, it is matchup-specific. In the event the cancelling out occurs, K. Rool sustains minimal recoil lag, allowing for a quick punish.
Hitting lower than Hit 1 means Hit 2 is better at locking[1] or hitting buried opponents[2] than the prior; it also assists with projectiles that hit lower to the ground. This is important in some matchups, although it takes time to set up and thus tends to lose to getup attack. Outside of this, the best use of Hit 2 is in niche spacing scenarios where one needs more hitboxes, or is going into Hit 3.
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| ID | Part | Rehit rate | Damage | SD | Angle | Angle type | BK | KS | FKV | Set weight | Radius | Bone | Offset | H× | SDI× | T% | Clang | Rebound | Effect | Type | G | A | Sound | Direct | Hit bits | Hit part | Blockable | Reflectable | Absorbable | Flinchless | No GFX | Heedless | Hitstun | ||
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| 0 | 0 | 0 | 2.5% | 0 |  |
Standard | 25 | 30 | 0 |  |
2.8 | top | 0.0 | 8.5 | 10.0 | 1.2× | 1.0× | 0% |  |
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| Animation length | 51 |
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Trivia
- Despite being a "punch" attack, this attack uses kick SFX.
- Hitbox ID 4 is effectively only used for launching away items, as ID 3 can only hit fighters, to avoid launching items towards King K. Rool, hitting him.
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