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[[File:Kirby Back Aerial Hitbox Smash 64.gif|thumb|The hitbox of Kirby's bair.]] | [[File:Kirby Back Aerial Hitbox Smash 64.gif|thumb|The hitbox of Kirby's bair.]] | ||
Kirby sticks out both of its feet behind him, doing 16% damage and high knockback during the first few frames and 9% damage and low knockback if it hits during later frames. By far Kirby's best aerial, being a staple example of an [[edgeguarding]] move with a good [[hitbox]]. It also has [[sex kick]] properties. It has very low start-up lag and with the disjointed hitbox, it has some range as well. It can also perform | Kirby sticks out both of its feet behind him, doing 16% damage and high knockback during the first few frames and 9% damage and low knockback if it hits during later frames. By far Kirby's best aerial, being a staple example of an [[edgeguarding]] move with a good [[hitbox]]. It also has [[sex kick]] properties. It has very low start-up lag and with the disjointed hitbox, it has some range as well. It can also perform the [[Fence of Pain]], which is a variation of {{SSB|Jigglypuff}}'s Wall of Pain. A useful move for defensive and offensive maneuvers such as [[spacing]], as well as aerial approaching. | ||
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Revision as of 20:14, August 21, 2013
Overview
Kirby sticks out both of its feet behind him, doing 16% damage and high knockback during the first few frames and 9% damage and low knockback if it hits during later frames. By far Kirby's best aerial, being a staple example of an edgeguarding move with a good hitbox. It also has sex kick properties. It has very low start-up lag and with the disjointed hitbox, it has some range as well. It can also perform the Fence of Pain, which is a variation of Jigglypuff's Wall of Pain. A useful move for defensive and offensive maneuvers such as spacing, as well as aerial approaching.
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