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to Jigglypuff leaping forward when using the move, which is something that Jigglypuff lacks in many of its moves. It is also fast for a dash attack, and

only projectile attack a Mii Brawler can have. It drops quickly and only bounces a tiny bit. Try using it on foes hanging off an edge to knock them off

addressed. Ness also greatly benefits from the general changes of SSB4, as the new edge-trumping mechanic makes his recovery much harder to gimp, and the

Dash attack has more ending lag (FAF 42 → 50). Dash attack no longer grants intangibility to Yoshi's head. Dash attack has smaller hitboxes (5.5u/4u → 5u/3

harder to hit. Edge attack has a shorter duration (frames 24-28 → 22-24). Edge attack has less intangibility (frames 1-22 → 1-19). Edge attack deals less damage

its ending lag. Floor attack: Floor attacks now have a normal effect, instead of an electric effect. Edge get-up and edge attack's animations have changed

significantly hindering its KO potential. Dash attack: Dash attack has less ending lag (FAF 45 → 40). Dash attack deals more knockback (70 (base), 50 (scaling)

its side special move, Shadow Sneak, is a Ghost-type attack. It is also a variation of Quick Attack in its home series, which is another move Greninja can

Ganondorf. Edge attack: Edge attack no longer has set knockback (110 (set), 100 (scaling) → 90 (base)/20). Edge attack deals less damage (10% → 8%). Edge attack

aerial attacks. His neutral aerial is useful as both an edge-guarding and out of shield option. His forward and back aerials are useful as edge-guarding

Using his dash attack on Mario. Little Mac tumbling. Little Mac facing the screen. Using his dash attack against Villager's neutral attack. Taunting alongside

higher angle (361° → 48°). Edge attack: Edge attack no longer has set knockback (110 (set), 100 (scaling) → 90 (base)/20). Edge attack now deals consistent damage

fully-charged smash attack does 1.3671× damage in Melee and 1.4× damage in Brawl, Smash 4, and Ultimate. For example, a smash attack that normally does

releasing it. Charging raises the speed, damage, and knockback of the attack. Jigglypuff can change direction back and forth during the Rollout, but only when

possesses surprising reach around Jigglypuff, due to the sweeping motion it makes with its hand while using the attack. Finally, when used shortly before

Tech-chasing is less effective in SSB4 and Ultimate because the duration of tech rolls (alongside regular rolls in SSB4) has been reduced, giving less time

killing due to Jigglypuff generally struggling to get KOs. It is also Jigglypuff's longest ranged aerial, and one of its longest ranged attacks overall, making

Jigglypuff performs a vertical kick, very similar to Kirby's up tilt. Compared to Kirby's however, Jigglypuff's is noticeably slower and weaker. The move

smash (best used near the edge), and his shine (which allows the shine spike technique, and can also be used just after an edge drop to cover the area around

smasher, see Smasher:AAA. A neutral attack (弱攻撃), often referred to as a jab (and officially standard attack or weak attack before Super Smash Bros. Ultimate)