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Trainer, see Pokémon Trainer (SSBB), Squirtle (SSBB), and Charizard (SSBB). Ivysaur (フシギソウ, Fushigisou), stylized as IVYSAUR in Europe, is a playable character

Squirtle in regards to Pokémon Trainer, see Pokémon Trainer (SSBB), Ivysaur (SSBB), and Charizard (SSBB). Squirtle (ゼニガメ, Zenigame), stylized as SQUIRTLE in Europe

Ivysaur (SSBB)/Neutral attack/Hit 2 Ivysaur (SSBB)/Neutral attack/Infinite

Charizard in regards to Pokémon Trainer, see Pokémon Trainer (SSBB), Squirtle (SSBB), and Ivysaur (SSBB). Charizard (リザードン, Lizardon), stylized as CHARIZARD in

Bomb does not grant Ivysaur intangibility nor does it reset stale move negation. Ivysaur has a new Final Smash Sunny Day. Ivysaur synthesises, heals 66%

edgeguard is to stand at the edge and throw attacks — often a powerful forward smash, down smash, or down tilt that can hit even an edge sweet spotting enemy.

[Specials: Direct] Attack +19 Gomar & Shioh: [Specials: Direct] Attack +10 Samurai Goroh: [Arm] Attack +18 Black Shadow (F-Zero GX):[Flame] Attack +25 In Classic

Whip (つるのムチ, Vine Whip) is Ivysaur's up special move. Ivysaur lashes a vine from its flower, which functions as both an attack and a tether recovery. On

(tail attack +32) Blathers (tail attack +7) Bowser Jr. (tail attack +25) Chaos (arm/leg attack +10) Chihuahua (tail attack +12) Deoxys (slash attack +10)

as they are dealt a barrage of aerials and fast ground attacks. Her up smash is decent because it has fast start-up and its great to stop incoming opponents

point for every attack they attempt. Once a Pokémon's stamina drops below 40, its standing animation changes to look fatigued, and its attack damage is multiplied

Indirect] Attack +25 Donbe: [Slash] Resistance +26 Duck: Launch Resistance +20 Forward Type: [Throwing] Attack +22 Flag Man: [Specials: Indirect] Attack +4 Lion:

cancelling, and her short distanced and easily edge hogged recovery. Additional problems Sheik has include her fast falling speed leaving her vulnerable to some

all around movement speed (boasting a fast walking and dashing speed to compliment his air speed), and fast attacks throughout his moveset. Additionally

before launching into fast-paced combos to carry opponents to the side blastzones or kill off the top. Squirtle's access to fast burst movement options

a PK attack bonus, similar to Ness, which covers all but his forward smash, down tilt and up aerial. He can also use ice, fire, and electric attack bonuses

improved. Faster overall gameplay speed, largely due to reduced lag and sped-up attack frames Increased falling speed for most characters Increased fast-falling

with team attack and score display turned on. Handicap is replaced with Custom Buffer, which lets you set the amount of buffer between attacks (With the

starter. Neutral attack has more startup (frame 4 → 5) and ending lag (frame 23 → 31) compared to the first hit of its previous neutral attack. It also deals

rolling Hand Grenade toss. Cannot perform a Blast Attack with Homing Attack. The range that Homing Attack locks has not changed from Brawl and Kirby does

followup into a dash attack, an up smash, a neutral aerial or a down aerial, with his most damaging followup being his gatling combo (dash attack into up smash)

Third hit of neutral attack has less start-up (frame 10 → 8) and deals slightly more damage (7% → 8%). Third hit of neutral attack has reduced knockback

knocked out of flight, allowing characters with a fast enough spot dodge to completely dodge the attack. In the Super Smash Bros. for Wii U 50-Fact Extravaganza

being extremely fast and strong and having decreased ending lag. All of his throws are able to KO opponents above 70%. Wario-Man's attacks deal more damage

with as a counter edge-guard maneuver, where it can be effective for catching careless edge-guarders (particularly those who try to edge hog the ledge too

launched vertically, a character must perform an aerial attack and fast fall. Both the aerial and the fast fall can be achieved by tapping down on the C-Stick

option and punishing with an attack that sends them offstage, then reading their recovery option and punishing with an attack that KOs them). Zero-deaths

and trajectories for an attack: a red, green and blue line will display the predicted distance and trajectory for that attack as if it was used against

as near the edge of Yoshi's Island. King Dedede - Can be performed infinitely near an edge. Wolf - Can be performed five times near an edge five times before

is able to fast-fall while using the move, unlike Kirby. King Dedede also has a considerably higher falling speed than Kirby, even without fast-falling.

The attack varies in damage; it has a 2% hitbox for the launch and the following hit can deal 19% at its earliest down to 12% at the latest. The attack

Up throw · Down throw Floor attack (front) · Floor attack (back) · Floor attack (trip) · Edge attack (fast) · Edge attack (slow) Neutral special · Side

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these being All-Out Attack, Triple Finish, Team Star Fox, Team Star Wolf, Gigaslash, House of Boom, and Supernova. Of these, All-Out Attack, Gigaslash, House

the stage if they have already used their double jump(s) and an opponent edge guards their attempt to recover. In contrast with jumps from the ground,

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about 1/3 of the way from the left of the platform facing right. On the left edge is a Home-Run Bat, which can be used to hit the bag extremely far. Hitting

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also spit them out as a star without copying their ability by pressing the attack button. Spitting deals set knockback to the victim while sending them forward

(using a footstool to setup the move) is also a method of sweetspotting the attack, though this is unreliable, because of the difficult read needed to land

Squirtle and Ivysaur were also cut, however Charizard would return as its own separate character. Pokémon Trainer, Squirtle, and Ivysaur would later return

successfully perform it. When used with aerial attacks that have little lag, a drop cancelled aerial attack can lead to lethal combos due to the incredibly

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horizontal distances. Due to slower average falling speeds and increased ease of edge sweet spotting, recoveries are generally more powerful in Super Smash Bros

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Paths That Will Never Cross The Apex of the World The Edge of Dawn (Seasons of Warfare) (JP) The Edge of Dawn (Seasons of Warfare) Floral Fury, available

Up throw · Down throw Floor attack (front) · Floor attack (back) · Floor attack (trip) · Edge attack (fast) · Edge attack (slow) Neutral special · Side

Up throw · Down throw Floor attack (front) · Floor attack (back) · Floor attack (trip) · Edge attack (fast) · Edge attack (slow) Neutral special · Side

Up throw · Down throw Floor attack (front) · Floor attack (back) · Floor attack (trip) · Edge attack (fast) · Edge attack (slow) Neutral special · Side

Up throw · Down throw Floor attack (front) · Floor attack (back) · Floor attack (trip) · Edge attack (fast) · Edge attack (slow) Neutral special · Side

Up throw · Down throw Floor attack (front) · Floor attack (back) · Floor attack (trip) · Edge attack (fast) · Edge attack (slow) Neutral special · Side

Up throw · Down throw Floor attack (front) · Floor attack (back) · Floor attack (trip) · Edge attack (fast) · Edge attack (slow) Neutral special · Side

Up throw · Down throw Floor attack (front) · Floor attack (back) · Floor attack (trip) · Edge attack (fast) · Edge attack (slow) Neutral special · Side

Up throw · Down throw Floor attack (front) · Floor attack (back) · Floor attack (trip) · Edge attack (fast) · Edge attack (slow) Neutral special · Side

Up throw · Down throw Floor attack (front) · Floor attack (back) · Floor attack (trip) · Edge attack (fast) · Edge attack (slow) Neutral special · Side

Up throw · Down throw Floor attack (front) · Floor attack (back) · Floor attack (trip) · Edge attack (fast) · Edge attack (slow) Neutral special · Side

Up throw · Down throw Floor attack (front) · Floor attack (back) · Floor attack (trip) · Edge attack (fast) · Edge attack (slow) Neutral special · Side

A kill confirm, also known as a KO setup, is used to refer to a fast and safe attack that can reliably lead into a KO at high percentages. Kill confirms