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fighter info, see Roy (SSBM), Roy (SSB4), and Roy (SSBU). For other characters with the same name, see Roy (disambiguation). Roy (ロイ, Roy) is the protagonist

This article is about Roy's appearance in Super Smash Bros. Melee. For the character in other contexts, see Roy. Roy (ロイ, Roy) is a unlockable character

about the stage element referred to as edges. For for other uses of the name Edge, see Edge (disambiguation). An edge (also known as a ledge, coded internally

in Brawl, Roy shows up as Mario. Furthermore, clearing Classic mode with Roy grants the player the Roy trophy in Project+. Unlike Mewtwo, Roy does not have

hitbox can interrupt many common recoveries and approach options. Roy (SSBM)/Neutral Attack

Marth's dash attack is seen as a novice mistake or a desperate play to win neutral since Marth has much better options in most situations. Roy (SSBM)/Dash attack

the edge. Player C catches this and attacks with Falco's back aerial, which causes Player D's Donkey Kong to slide off the edge and into their edge slip

have their flaws; the former is rather slow for a tilt attack and the latter is rather weak for a smash attack. Lastly, some of her toolkit suffers from

Ken combo). The speed of this throw depends on the opponent's weight. Roy (SSBM)/Down throw

techniques, such as jumping off the edge and using the back aerial to turn Marth around so he can grab the edge for an edgehog. Roy's back aerial

edgeguard is to stand at the edge and throw attacks — often a powerful forward smash, down smash, or down tilt that can hit even an edge sweet spotting enemy.

and being used in many of Marth's combos, such as the famous Ken Combo. Roy (SSBM)/Forward aerial

If the attack is a smash attack, the attacker is knocked back at a 90° angle. Since only damage is countered, and not knockback, some attacks will deal

greatest strength, however, is his superb edge-guarding game. Despite his poor air speed, he is one of the best edge-guarders, with more aerial guarding options

his Smash trophies within the game, is not slower in any form except for his neutral attack, and aerial attack landing lag). Both have the same dashing speed

Similarly, Roy`s forward smash is the third strongest at 0% damage, but the 12th strongest at 100% damage. This is due to it having a scaling of 65. Roy (SSBM)/Forward

they are more disjointed but hit much weaker. Like most of Marth's attacks, this attack has a tipper hitbox that deals the most knockback with the most favorable

most powerful attack of any character that is not a Final Smash. The user swings his sword up and over his head to charge up the attack, then on release

article: Roy (SSBM)/Up special This move can be aimed by quickly pushing the control stick in a direction after the initial up special, making Roy move anywhere

less knockback than other characters' dash attacks. Unlike most characters' dash attacks, Mewtwo's dash attack while holding a Lip's Stick does not produce