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Egg Lay can be used in an attempt to put the opponent off-stage, but unlike suicide techniques, such as Koopa Klaw and the Swallowcide, opponents can usually break out well before they make it below the stage, even at higher percents. | Egg Lay can be used in an attempt to put the opponent off-stage, but unlike suicide techniques, such as Koopa Klaw and the Swallowcide, opponents can usually break out well before they make it below the stage, even at higher percents. | ||
However, despite the unique properties of the move, Egg Lay is generally considered to | However, despite the unique properties of the move, Egg Lay is generally considered to not mostly ineffective, and is thus rarely used. | ||
The usefulness of Egg Lay is increased a fair bit in Melee's [[Adventure Mode]], where enemies eaten in sidescrolling stages are instantly defeated. The move cannot swallow enemies at all in Brawl's [[Subspace Emissary]], but it deals a solid blow (13%) with above-average knockback. | The usefulness of Egg Lay is increased a fair bit in Melee's [[Adventure Mode]], where enemies eaten in sidescrolling stages are instantly defeated. The move cannot swallow enemies at all in Brawl's [[Subspace Emissary]], but it deals a solid blow (13%) with above-average knockback. | ||
