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(Added a GIF of King K. Rool executing a Crown Slide -> Down Smash.) |
(Adding a Crown Cancel GIF using Crown Squatting.) |
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==Crown Cancelling== | ==Crown Cancelling== | ||
[[File:CrownSquat.gif|thumb|right|300px|King K. Rool executing a Crown Squat to perform a neutral aerial. Notice how the green flash occurred during the 2nd frame of jumpsquat.]] | |||
If an "uninterruptible animation" such as an attack or knockback is in effect while the crown is coming back, K. Rool's head will flash green as the crown appears on his head. This has been referred to as Crown Cancelling by the playerbase, and there are many ways to exploit this. For example, by using Crownerang to force shield on the opponent, K. Rool can run in with a [[dash grab]] to not only Crown Cancel, but also get a grab off of it. This can potentially close out a stock if the opponent is at a high [[percentage]]. Using up or [[forward tilt]] with the tech is also very useful for punishing a rash approach, as a lot of opponents tend to try and jump in when the move is being used. | If an "uninterruptible animation" such as an attack or knockback is in effect while the crown is coming back, K. Rool's head will flash green as the crown appears on his head. This has been referred to as Crown Cancelling by the playerbase, and there are many ways to exploit this. For example, by using Crownerang to force shield on the opponent, K. Rool can run in with a [[dash grab]] to not only Crown Cancel, but also get a grab off of it. This can potentially close out a stock if the opponent is at a high [[percentage]]. Using up or [[forward tilt]] with the tech is also very useful for punishing a rash approach, as a lot of opponents tend to try and jump in when the move is being used. | ||
