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also possible to hit him out of the move using a projectile such as Thunder Jolt to gimp him repeatedly. With the correct timing, hitting him out of Fire

being very easily foiled because of his very low jump/double jump and both Jolt Haymaker and Rising Uppercut having very short travel distances and small

self-delete and replace itself with something else (for example, when Thunder Jolt hits the ground the aerial ball is deleted and replaced with the grounded

the air unless the player is actively holding down on the control stick or D-pad. Multiple characters cannot hold onto an edge at the same time, with the

Thunder Jolts are sent out beforehand), best if they try to go for the ledge. In Brawl, Thunder can be reversed by pushing the control stick/d-pad in the

running. Final Cutter can snap to the ledge earlier (frame 36 → 33). Thunder Jolt deals less shield damage (1 → -2.5/-2/-1.5/-1 (grounded, clean/mid/late)

Down aerial: 1% → 1.5% (aerial hitbox). Forward throw: 0.5% → 0.8%. Thunder Jolt: 0.4% → 0.7%. Skull Bash: 1.5% → 1.8%. Agility: 0.6% → 0.9% (first zip),

Marth. Jumping. Jumping alongside Greninja. Jumping alongside Little Mac's Jolt Haymaker. Using her down aerial against Toon Link's forward aerial. Using

up, causing an otherwise preventable KO. They may occasionally also be KO'd if they are standing on the track on Mute City (SSBM), Port Town Aero Dive

X-offset: -5 → -3.8 Neutral aerial's SDI multiplier increased: 1x → 2x. Aerial Jolt Haymaker's distance decreased by 10% and its speed decreased. Forward smash's

tilts at low percents, or at high percents, will combo into dash attack, Jolt Haymaker, or Rising Uppercut. Luigi: Down throw combos into a variety of

Using its forward tilt against Mario's F.L.U.D.D. Footstool jumping on Yoshi. Rolling away from Little Mac's Jolt Haymaker. Sidestepping Greninja's Water Shuriken

clone Dark Pit, is ranked 32nd out of 54 on the tier list, placing him in the D tier. This is a moderate drop from his placement in Brawl, where he was ranked

particularly on fastfallers and heavyweights; starting with several down tilts, a Jolt Haymaker can then force an opponent forward onto the ground, followed by

either character. This leaves the thrower unharmed, and the victim instantly KO'd. Due to the introduction of throw invincibility in Smash 4 and more characters

noted that with stall-then-fall attacks the user is nearly guaranteed to be KO'd unless they perform the aerial very high up. Using a move that KOs an opponent

hitstun. Helplessness most commonly ends upon landing on the ground or being KO'd, although it also ends if characters flinch, allowing them to attack or re-use

Japes. Holding a Star Rod on Fountain of Dreams. Using Pikachu's Thunder Jolt on Fountain of Dreams. Using Mario's Fireball on Mushroom Kingdom. Using

原作では、触れると剣が抜けなくなる等、呪われたような状態になる。, meaning "In the original game, when you touched them, you'd be placed under a curse where you couldn't take your sword out." The reference

Project+, Wario has a new costume based on his appearance from WarioWare: D.I.Y., the costume also comes with five recolors for Team Battles, one of which