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Revision as of 14:20, May 24, 2018
Overview
Ganondorf performs a low kick. The kick comes out relatively quickly and has moderate speed and range. Due to its knockback angle, it can be used as a combo starter at low percentages. At higher percentages, the kick serves as a viable KO option, especially against lighter characters. Following up Flame Choke with Ganondorf's down tilt is a commonly used combo, although it can be avoided if Flame Choke is teched out of. Compounding this, a large amount of characters on the roster are immune to down tilt followups from Flame Choke, and some are only susceptible to followups from Ganondorf's jab.
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Interruptible | 36 |
Animation length | 45 |
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