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*The end part of {{SSBB|Zero Suit Samus}}' [[side special move]], [[Plasma Whip]], has a visible and powerful fire-imbued sweet spot. It is also one of the easiest to hit with, as the whip will often push opponents into the sweet spot. | *The end part of {{SSBB|Zero Suit Samus}}' [[side special move]], [[Plasma Whip]], has a visible and powerful fire-imbued sweet spot. It is also one of the easiest to hit with, as the whip will often push opponents into the sweet spot. | ||
*Almost all of [[Shulk]]'s sword-based attacks have a sweetspot and sourspot due to the [[List_of_swords#Monado|Monado]]'s beam properties, with the blade itself being the sweet spot, and the beam blade being the sour spot. This applies to all Monado-based attacks barring the third hit of jab, dash attack, up smash, and [[Air Slash]]. | *Almost all of [[Shulk]]'s sword-based attacks have a sweetspot and sourspot due to the [[List_of_swords#Monado|Monado]]'s beam properties, with the blade itself being the sweet spot, and the beam blade being the sour spot. This applies to all Monado-based attacks barring the third hit of jab, dash attack, up smash, and [[Air Slash]]. | ||
*All of | *All of [[Corrin]]'s smash attacks feature a sweetspot on the tips of the dragon fangs, with forward smash and [[Dragon Lunge]] being the most notable due to their immense ability to punish opponents from a distance. | ||
*{{SSBU|Ridley}}'s [[Skewer]] features a sweetspot on the tip of his tail. Hitting an opponent with this sweetspot will cause a [[Special Zoom]] to occur, and the opponent will crumple onto the ground. | *{{SSBU|Ridley}}'s [[Skewer]] features a sweetspot on the tip of his tail. Hitting an opponent with this sweetspot will cause a [[Special Zoom]] to occur, and the opponent will crumple onto the ground. | ||
*The [[Home-Run Bat]] has a sweet spot near its tip, also referred to as a tipper, where it hits with even more knockback. However, this is only useful in the [[Home-Run Contest]], as all parts of the bat [[OHKO]] regardless under normal circumstances. | *The [[Home-Run Bat]] has a sweet spot near its tip, also referred to as a tipper, where it hits with even more knockback. However, this is only useful in the [[Home-Run Contest]], as all parts of the bat [[OHKO]] regardless under normal circumstances. | ||
