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-| The CPUs shown at the right always aim in the same upward diagonal trajectory when recovering with their up special, even if using such a trajectory results in them failing to make it back while a more desirable trajectory would have allowed them to recover successfully.
+| The CPUs shown at the right always aim in the same upward diagonal trajectory when recovering with their up special, even if using such a trajectory results in them failing to make it back while a more desirable trajectory would have allowed them to recover successfully. CPU Fox and Falco, however, may aim their up special straight at a foe on occasion if they are close enough.
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-| A CPU Jigglypuff uses [[Sing]] after running out of midair jumps when recovering, instead of [[Pound]] or an air dodge, guaranteeing a failed recovery if it cannot grab the ledge.
+| A CPU Jigglypuff uses [[Sing]] instead of [[Pound]] or an air dodge after running out of midair jumps when recovering, guaranteeing a failed recovery if it cannot grab the ledge. Additionally, it always does so at exactly a certain distance away from the lower blast line each time.
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-| CPU Ness uses [[PK Thunder 2]] to recover only if he is set to level nine, and always aims it in an upwards, barely horizontal trajectory. A lower level CPU Ness will just fall and get KO'd if the midair jump is not enough to make it back to the stage.
+| A CPU Captain Falcon will very frequently attempt to intercept an offstage foe with a poorly spaced and highly telegraphed [[down aerial]], which can leave him in a position to become KOed if the foe can position themselves to counterattack him.
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+| CPU Ness uses [[PK Thunder 2]] to recover only if he is set to level nine, and always aims it in an upwards, barely horizontal trajectory. A lower level CPU Ness will fall and get KO'd if the midair jump is not enough to make it back to the stage.
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-| CPUs tend to heavily spam their [[neutral attack]]s and [[dash grab]]s against foes at close range, often forgoing other attacks like tilts, smashes or non-projectile specials. They also never approach foes on the ground with aerial attacks unless they were previously in midair.
+| CPUs tend to heavily spam their [[neutral attack]]s and [[dash grab]]s against foes at close range, often forgoing other attacks like tilts, smashes or non-projectile specials. They also never approach foes on the ground with aerial attacks unless they were previously in midair. The difficulty of higher-leveled CPUs stems from not their more advanced fighting tactics, but the degree in which they can interrupt approaching foes with frame-perfect neutral attacks or grabs.
 *When attacking with aerials out of knockback or to reach foes on platforms, CPUs often use their [[neutral aerial]] over other types of aerials, even with characters whose other aerials are better.
+*When airborne, higher-leveled CPUs also tend to immediately use their neutral or [[down aerial]]s when a foe is below them.
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