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[[File:Captain Falcon Back Aerial Hitbox Smash 64.gif|thumb|Hitboxes of Captain Falcon's back aerial.]] | [[File:Captain Falcon Back Aerial Hitbox Smash 64.gif|thumb|Hitboxes of Captain Falcon's back aerial.]] | ||
Captain Falcon extents his fist behind him, doing 16% damage and reasonable knockback. The strongest bair in the game. A pretty safe move to use with its decent range, as it is good for edge guarding and can space well. It is also very good to use in combos, as it can combo into another bair, a dair for a [[Ken combo]], or a reverse bair. Also when Captain Falcon hits an opponent with this move, it produces a hard "Ping!" cartoon sound while his other aerials produces a regular cartoon sound in the | Captain Falcon extents his fist behind him, doing 16% damage and reasonable knockback. The strongest bair in the game. A pretty safe move to use with its decent range, as it is good for edge guarding and can space well. It is also very good to use in combos, as it can combo into another bair, a dair for a [[Ken combo]], or a reverse bair. Also when Captain Falcon hits an opponent with this move, it produces a hard "Ping!" cartoon sound while his other aerials produces a regular cartoon sound in the NTSC version of ''Smash Bros. 64''. | ||
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Revision as of 20:14, August 21, 2013
Overview
Captain Falcon extents his fist behind him, doing 16% damage and reasonable knockback. The strongest bair in the game. A pretty safe move to use with its decent range, as it is good for edge guarding and can space well. It is also very good to use in combos, as it can combo into another bair, a dair for a Ken combo, or a reverse bair. Also when Captain Falcon hits an opponent with this move, it produces a hard "Ping!" cartoon sound while his other aerials produces a regular cartoon sound in the NTSC version of Smash Bros. 64.
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