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Notable forward Smashes include: | Notable forward Smashes include: | ||
* [[Link]]'s and [[Young Link]]'s have a secondary forward smash that can be performed by tapping A again after completing the first slash. | * [[Link]]'s(on Melee) and [[Young Link]]'s have a secondary forward smash that can be performed by tapping A again after completing the first slash. | ||
* [[Ness]]' forward smash is unique mainly because it allows him to reflect trajectory attacks with good timing. | * [[Ness]]' forward smash is unique mainly because it allows him to reflect trajectory attacks with good timing. | ||
* [[Marth]]'s forward smash is most likely the most well known and feared of all the forward smashes because of it's speed, range and knock back. | * [[Marth]]'s forward smash is most likely the most well known and feared of all the forward smashes because of it's speed, range and knock back. | ||
Revision as of 13:49, November 25, 2007
Forward smash, abbreviated "fsmash," is a smash attack performed by any character by tapping the control stick forward and pressing A at the same time quickly, or (in versus mode) by pressing forward on the C-stick. On Melee, the forward smash can be charged by holding the A button for up to two seconds, resulting in higher damage and knockback.
Notable forward Smashes include:
- Link's(on Melee) and Young Link's have a secondary forward smash that can be performed by tapping A again after completing the first slash.
- Ness' forward smash is unique mainly because it allows him to reflect trajectory attacks with good timing.
- Marth's forward smash is most likely the most well known and feared of all the forward smashes because of it's speed, range and knock back.
- Roy's forward smash is one of the few "finishing" moves in his arsenal, being longer and much stronger knock back wise than Marth's forward smash.
