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==Changes from ''[[Super Smash Bros. 4]]''== | ==Changes from ''[[Super Smash Bros. 4]]''== | ||
Fox received a mix of buffs and nerfs during his transition from ''Smash 4''. All of his aerials have less landing lag, and his mobility has seen minor improvements. His KO options (such up smash) have received buffs as well, granting him having access to some new kill setups that weren't possible in his previous iterations. Fox also greatly benefits from the game's engine changes and new mechanics, with run cancelling allowing him to approach with his great grounded options and revamped airdodges making his powerful juggling options even more so. | Fox received a mix of buffs and nerfs during his transition from ''Smash 4'', but was generally nerfed. All of his aerials have less landing lag, and his mobility has seen minor improvements. His KO options (such up smash) have received buffs as well, granting him having access to some new kill setups that weren't possible in his previous iterations. Fox also greatly benefits from the game's engine changes and new mechanics, with run cancelling allowing him to approach with his great grounded options and revamped airdodges making his powerful juggling options even more so. | ||
However, Fox also received some noticeable nerfs, the most significant ones being to his recovery, as Fire Fox's travel distance is shorter, Reflector only allows stalling once, and Fox Illusion no longer bypasses shields, making it much more difficult for him to bypass opponents and reach the edge of the stage, being easier for him to being punished and edgeguarded. He is also even lighter than before, worsening his endurance. | However, Fox also received some noticeable nerfs, the most significant ones being to his recovery, as Fire Fox's travel distance is shorter, Reflector only allows stalling once, and Fox Illusion no longer bypasses shields, making it much more difficult for him to bypass opponents and reach the edge of the stage, being easier for him to being punished and edgeguarded. He is also even lighter than before, worsening his endurance. | ||