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Kirby does a jumping kick forwards. Does 17% damage. It is fast, has good range with a long hitbox, and is the strongest f-smash in ''Smash 64'', with high power and knockback scaling, being able to KO most characters at around 80-100%. The move mainly knocks opponents forward but also launches them into the air slightly, so at low percentages it can be followed up with a | Kirby does a jumping kick forwards. Does 17% damage. It is fast, has good range with a long hitbox, and is the strongest f-smash in ''Smash 64'', with high power and knockback scaling, being able to KO most characters at around 80-100%. The move mainly knocks opponents forward but also launches them into the air slightly, so at low percentages it can be followed up with a {{mvsub|Kirby|SSB|up smash}} or another forward smash. The move does have some ending lag however. It is arguably Kirby's best KO move and can also be used as a surprise finisher due to its speed. | ||
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Revision as of 03:58, September 14, 2013
Overview
Kirby does a jumping kick forwards. Does 17% damage. It is fast, has good range with a long hitbox, and is the strongest f-smash in Smash 64, with high power and knockback scaling, being able to KO most characters at around 80-100%. The move mainly knocks opponents forward but also launches them into the air slightly, so at low percentages it can be followed up with a up smash or another forward smash. The move does have some ending lag however. It is arguably Kirby's best KO move and can also be used as a surprise finisher due to its speed.
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