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"Tipper" is typically used in reference to Marth's attacks and those of characters with movesets based on his. Marth's tippers are named so due to the end of his sword being the {{b|sweet spot|hitbox}} and being stronger than the rest of his blade. [[Roy]] features a "reverse tipper", as his sweet spot is at the base of his blade while the rest of his sword is weaker. [[Lucina]], as a result of not having a particular sweet spot on her sword, has no hitbox distinction between tippers and other hits. Finally, several of [[Corrin]]'s key moves have a tipper sweetspot, such as all smash attacks and [[Dragon Lunge]], though this is not to the same extent as the previously mentioned two (due to all of Marth/Roy's sword attacks, barring [[Counter]], carrying this mechanic).
"Tipper" is typically used in reference to Marth's attacks and those of characters with movesets based on his. Marth's tippers are named so due to the end of his sword being the {{b|sweet spot|hitbox}} and being stronger than the rest of his blade. [[Roy]] features a "reverse tipper", as his sweet spot is at the base of his blade while the rest of his sword is weaker. [[Lucina]], as a result of not having a particular sweet spot on her sword, has no hitbox distinction between tippers and other hits. Finally, several of [[Corrin]]'s key moves have a tipper sweetspot, such as all smash attacks and [[Dragon Lunge]], though this is not to the same extent as the previously mentioned two (due to all of Marth/Roy's sword attacks, barring [[Counter]], carrying this mechanic).


Less frequently, the term is also used for other sword-wielding characters' moves which may have slight sweet spot and sour spot hitboxes; for example, both {{SSB4|Link}}'s dash attack and {{SSB4|Ganondorf}}'s [[Warlock Punch#Customization|Warlock Blade]] attack has a sweet spot on the tip of their swords.
Less frequently, the term is also used for other sword-wielding characters' moves which may have slight sweet spot and sour spot hitboxes; for example, both {{SSB4|Link}}'s dash attack and {{SSB4|Ganondorf}}'s [[Warlock Punch#Customization|Warlock Blade]] attack have a sweet spot on the tip of their swords.


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