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mindgames) to overcome their technical shortcomings. Technical skill is just one of the many skills required to excel at Smash; technical skill alone will not

working as an anti-crossup mechanic. The leg hitbox serves as a decent tech chase setup due to its relatively low knockback and launch angle, while the arm

forwards towards Samus, and at higher percents it serves as a solid tech-chase starter. It can also be angled upwards and downwards, the latter serving

with the first 2 hits and held long enough just before it ends. For the technical data of each individual hit, see: Piranha Plant (SSBU)/Neutral attack/Hit

considerable endlag, so it is not useful for tech chasing. The entire sequence does 8.0% in total. For the technical data of each individual hit, see: Wolf (SSBU)/Neutral

psychologically. Alongside technical skills, mindgames constitute players' play-styles, and are considered to be an important counterpart of technical skill in competitive

the Bulborb's appearances in Distant Planet and Smash Run, likley due to technical limitations. The Bulborb keeps its Brawl roles in Distant Planet and End

This article is about the technical definition of "spike". For information about the mechanic commonly incorrectly referred to as a spike, see meteor smash

about the action that can be performed while tumbling. For other uses, see Technical skill. "Ukemi" redirects here. For the similarly named smasher, see Smasher:Umeki

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defensive habits, and its deceptively long range allows it to be used in tech-chase scenarios, being especially dangerous if the opponent is forced onto a platform

unreliable, especially against fastfallers, because her down throw tech chase requires her to correctly predict her opponent's actions, which can limit

then setup for a guaranteed free hit or lock in Brawl and SSB4, or a tech-chase situation in Ultimate. Using the footstool to intentionally achieve these

lowest ranked character. He is well-known for his unique double jump and technical movement: he, along with Yoshi, can cancel their double jump with an attack

reliable at comboing (although he now has the potential to chain grab or tech chase his opponents out of his down throw) while his back throw has much lower

recovery path and edge guard or gimp him. Fox also has an extremely high technical learning curve, as most of his techniques require extremely nimble fingers

design instead of his original design from The Binding Blade), debuting Ray Chase as his English voice actor, and Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia allows

Charizard's aerials, it has a very poor air game. It is even easy to tech-chase when it lies on the ground due to its terrible get-up rolls (for example

much a racing machine as it is his personal base of operations, used for chasing down his targets as a bounty hunter. A ship with style and substance, it's

utility. Her forward throw can force opponents offstage and set up easy tech chase combos at lower percentages, her up and back throws have strong KO potential