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takes after performing attack animations. Performing attack animations in the Bayonetta games will have Bayonetta take her attack pose for a few seconds

A floor attack, commonly/officially known as a getup attack (おきあがり攻撃 or 起き上がり攻撃) or rising attack, and referred to as DownAttackU and DownAttackD (depending

hit, see: Bayonetta (SSB4)/Neutral attack/Hit 1 Bayonetta (SSB4)/Neutral attack/Hit 2 Bayonetta (SSB4)/Neutral attack/Hit 3 Bayonetta (SSB4)/Neutral attack/Infinite

this, Bayonetta has still been noticeably nerfed overall from her SSB4 iteration. Bayonetta's already poor frame data, her major weakness in SSB4, has been

floor attack: Front floor attack now starts in front of Lucas, rather than from behind. Edge attack: Edge attack has less startup lag (frame 24 → 20) with

10 (front)/8 (back)) per hit. Floor attacks have less intangibility (frames 1-25 (front)/1-23 (back) → 1-21 (both)). Front floor attack: Front floor attack

Both floor attacks also have new animations where Captain Falcon stretches his legs out further, removing their disjoint. Front Floor attack Front floor

both versions of SSB4, with it only appearing in the Wii U version. He is also the only DLC character who is able to pseudo-crawl in SSB4. In Smash 3DS,

Front floor attack and the back hit of back floor attack deal 1% more damage (6% → 7%). The front hit of back floor attack deals less damage (8% → 7%). Edge

(frames 1-27 → 1-26 (front)/1-25 (back). Floor attacks launch opponents at a higher angle (361° → 48°). Front Floor Attack: Front floor attack's second hit extends

combo potential at low to mid percents. Floor attack: Front floor attack has decreased knockback. Back floor attack has increased knockback and range. It

potential. Floor attack: Front and back floor attacks deal more damage (6% → 7%). Due to the introduction of tripping in Brawl, Roy has received a floor attack

to Diddy Kong' body, which covers noticeably less range. Front floor attack: Front floor attack has a new animation where Diddy Kong performs a double sided

knockback scaling (50 → 48). Floor attacks launch opponents at a higher angle (361° → 48°). Front floor attack: Front floor attack has a new animation where

still too laggy to possess true followups in most cases. Floor attacks: Front and back floor attacks deal 1% more damage (6% → 7%). Egg Lay: Egg Lay's aerial

Back floor attack: Back floor attack has a shorter duration (frames 17-19/25-27 → 14-15/22-23). Edge attack: Peach has a new edge attack: a hand swipe

scaling (50 → 48). Floor attacks have less intangibility (frames 1-27 (front)/1-29 (back) → 1-22/1-24). Front floor attack: Front floor attack launches opponents

targets. Dash attack: Link has a new dash attack, the Jump Attack from The Legend of Zelda series. Compared to the previous dash attack, it deals more

(frame 10 (front)/18 (back) → 19 (both)). Floor attacks have less intangibility (frame 1-27 (front)/1-24 (back) → 1-23 (both)). Floor attacks launch opponents

compensated. Floor attacks have less ending lag (FAF 50 → 46) and back floor attack has less startup lag (frame 15 (hit 1)/27 (hit 2) → 14/23). Floor attacks have

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scaling (50 → 48). Floor attacks have less ending lag (FAF 50 → 46) and forward floor attack has less startup lag (frame 17 → 14). Floor attacks' angles have

knockback. Floor attacks: Floor attacks' second hits have less startup lag (frame 26 → 24). Floor attacks have less ending lag (FAF 50 → 46). Floor attacks deal

scaling increased (102 → 104 (front Shadow Sneak/Shadow Strike), 101 → 103 (back Shadow Sneak/Shadow Strike), 90 → 92 (front/back Shadow Dash)). 1.1.5 Standing

potential. Floor attack: Due to the introduction of tripping in Brawl, Dr. Mario has received a floor attack when he trips. Front and back floor attacks deal

hitbox (5.76u → 5.7u). Floor attacks: Floor attacks have less startup (frame 20 → 17) and ending lag (FAF 50 → 46). Floor attacks deal more damage (6% →

reprise their roles in the Japanese version of SSB4. The Portuguese, Dutch and Russian versions of SSB4 also use their British English voices. They also

5u/2.5u). Dash attack: Dash attack now launches in front of Ness instead of behind him (100° → 80°), making followups easier. The final hit also deals more

using the "attack" descriptor that smash attacks usually share with neutral attack, tilt attacks, dash attack, aerial attacks, and floor attacks. Play Nintendo

less range overall. Back floor attack: Back floor attack now starts in front of Olimar rather than from behind. Back floor attack has more startup lag (frame

ground games in SSB4, due to their good ground mobility, an overall high damage output, and little to no lag on most of their attacks, (with the exception

increases its ending lag. Floor attack: Floor attacks now have a normal effect, instead of an electric effect. Edge get-up and edge attack's animations have changed

Bronze Sword are neutral attack, tilt attacks, neutral aerial, dash attack, floor attacks, and edge attack. For a gallery of Robin's hitboxes, see here

ground attack followups less reliable at higher percents, but instead allows it to combo more effectively into aerial attacks. Floor attack: Floor attacks

happens, cancel your Focus Attack and unleash a sick combo! Ryu's down special, Focus Attack, allows him to withstand a single attack and then unleash a counter

effectively KO. Floor attacks: Floor attacks have less startup lag (frame 20 (hit 1)/32 (front hit 2)/33 (back hit 2) → 16/21). Floor attacks have a shorter

Bayonetta performs three consecutive kicks. For the technical data of each individual hit, see: Bayonetta (SSB4)/Forward tilt/Hit 1 Bayonetta (SSB4)/Forward

of each individual hit, see: Bayonetta (SSB4)/Forward aerial/Hit 1 Bayonetta (SSB4)/Forward aerial/Hit 2 Bayonetta (SSB4)/Forward aerial/Hit 3

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upward arc, firing a series of bullets if the attack button is held. Attacks first in front of Bayonetta before the second strike above her head. Fairly

most characters. Down throw deals less damage (4% (hit and throw), 8% (total) → 6%). Floor attack: Floor attack deals 1% more damage (6% → 7%), though its

dash attack's duration (frames 18-19 → 15-16/17-19). Dash attack has more ending lag (FAF 51 → 53). Dash attack covers less distance. Dash attack has smaller

forward. Mega Man has more than 10 different weapons at his disposal. His front air attack, Flame Sword, affects a wide area and doesn't leave much of an opening

bowling ball in front of him as a projectile, being the only smash attack in the series with infinite vertical range. Villager's neutral attack, up special

Butterfly's arm, which is used to throw an uppercut. It hits directly in front of Bayonetta, and thus leaves her vulnerable from behind and directly above, similarly

special move was undecided. SSB4 is the only game in the series where Kirby's dash attack hasn't been changed, as his break spin attack from Brawl was retained

directly in front of Bayonetta due to a blind spot between her and Madama Butterfly's wrist. If the button is held, Bayonetta will also fire in front of her

is one of six third-party characters in SSB4, alongside Capcom's Mega Man and Ryu, Sega's Sonic and Bayonetta, and Square Enix's Cloud. Although Pac-Man

just in front of her and stomping onto the ground. Also a brief hitbox on Bayonetta's leading foot. Most famous for being a meteor smash attack, firing

around much faster while carrying his Bike. Neutral attack: The far hitbox on the first hit of neutral attack is positioned slightly further out (z offset: 9

Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS or in team battles in either version of SSB4. In SSB4's team battles, only the leading character animates their victory pose

pseudo-crawl. Dash attack: Dash attack's tipper has been repositioned (z offset: 5.2 → 6.5) making it overlap less with the sourspots. Dash attack has smaller

hurtboxes. Neutral attack: The second hit of neutral attack now has consistent base knockback (40/30 → 40). Both hits of neutral attack have a shorter duration

The name of this move is Kick Attack. The final hit of Bayonetta's PPK combo while wielding Love is Blue. Her most reliable anti-pressure option and grounded

using the "attack" descriptor that smash attacks usually share with neutral attack, tilt attacks, dash attack, aerial attacks, and floor attacks. This was

his jab if he hits them with the front of his fist, so he must be close to his opponent when he jab locks them. In SSB4, the jab lock only works up to three

Performs a mid-air front flip before descending rapidly with one leg outstretched, constituting a stall-then-fall. The tip of Bayonetta's heel is a meteor

tilt and neutral attack impossible. Dr. Mario's floor attacks and edge attack have decreased base damage (front and back floor attacks: 7% → 6% (both hits)

neutral attack (infinite loop). Robin's neutral attack (hits 1-2). Roy's neutral aerial (hit 2). Samus's forward aerial (hits 1-4) and Screw Attack (hits

near hit has a smaller hitbox (6u → 5.7u (front)/5.6u (back)) and it does not extend as far (z stretch: 11 (front)/-9 (back) → 10/-6.6), giving it less range

compared to many other characters. As in SSB4, Dark Pit is almost completely identical to Pit. Unlike in SSB4, he no longer has a weaker forward tilt or

blocks an attack with his shield, he reverts to his shielding pose from SSB4. If Luigi uses his grab immediately after inputting his dash attack, his dash

(but not identical to) Roy's jumps in SSB4. She also has a new screen KO animation. However, she will revert to her SSB4 idle pose and crouch when holding

is the only normal attack in the series whose startup can be cancelled by shielding. Crouching attacks are a unique type of attack related to down tilts

options (especially in comparison to the rest of the cast) in SSB4, his dash attack, front hit of down smash, back aerial, down aerial, and Upperdash Arm

among the weakest in SSB4) are more powerful, like his dash attack, back aerial, Dark Dive, and Wizard's Foot; notably, dash attack has become as potent

has been reduced to reflect this (Z offset: 4u-9.4u → 4u-8.4u (standing), 4u-11.2u → 4u-10u (dash), 4u-15.4u → 4u-14.2u (pivot)). Pummel: Pummel deals much

changes. It launches at a slightly lower angle (80° → 74°). Floor attacks: Back floor attack no longer has Samus firing a blast from her Arm Cannon. Because

faster (0.3 → 0.4). Wii Fit Trainer's air speed is slightly faster (0.97 → 1.019). Neutral attack: Jab 1 deals less damage on the front hit (3% → 2%). Jab

(83° → 86°). Edge attack: Edge attack has Young Link swipe his sword in front of himself, unlike Link who stabs forward. Edge attack has much shorter range

" Based on her long taunt from Bayonetta 2. Side taunt: Gracefully spins around, then points both guns directly in front of her, saying, "New 'do, dead

sides. The front hits use one large hitbox instead of 3 smaller ones (5u/4u/4u → 6u (hit 1), 5u/4u/4.5u → 6u (hits 2-3), 5u/4u/4.5u → 7u (hit 4)). Remote

neutral attack/forward tilt. 3.0.0 Neutral attack, forward tilt and neutral aerial all deal less shield damage (1 → 0 (Mega Buster, neutral attack), 1 →

This article is for the attack move grab. For the Smasher, see Smasher:Grab. A grab (つかみ / 掴み) is an attack all characters possess which causes them to

screen instead of away from it. Dash attack: Dash attack's hitboxes are placed farther from Mario (Z offset: 4.4u/4u → 5.4u/4.9u), improving its horizontal range

compared to SSB4. It also now ends the attack standing on one foot. The new animation of forward smash has Lucario lean back at the start of the attack, allowing

the first SSB4 newcomer to be confirmed for Ultimate. Coincidentally, Villager was the first newcomer revealed for SSB4. Villager is the only SSB4 newcomer

drastic drop from its 10th out of 54 placement in SSB4, the largest drop for a veteran in the transition from SSB4 to Ultimate. Mewtwo's greatest strengths lie

spinning roundhouse kick, similar to Samus' neutral aerial. It hits around Bayonetta and continuing the input for the Bullet Arts version has her continue to

Strong Side Attack – Keep pressing the button and Bayonetta will do a three-kick attack. The last kick launches foes, so go for a quick midair attack right after

allowing both to lock. Dash attack: Dash attack has less startup (frame 15 → 13) and less ending lag (FAF 40 → 38). Dash attack has a longer hitbox duration

current sword to the Bronze Sword (i.e. neutral attack, tilt attacks, dash attack, floor attacks, and edge attack). KOing opponents will speed up the recharging

while the hitbox remains active. The Bullet Arts version fires both guns in front of herself.

The up special move, commonly referred to as up B, is a special attack performed by pressing the special move button while holding the control stick upwards

Substitute slows down the opponent when the attack activates, allowing the attack to land more consistently. All of the attack's variants have one frame faster startup

holding down standard attack. Dash attack: The changes to jostle mechanics prevents dash attack from whiffing close opponents. Dash attack has a slightly altered

Air dodge has significantly more ending lag (FAF 31 → 51). Neutral attack: Neutral attack has less ending lag (FAF 22 → 18). It deals less knockback (10/9/8

eclipse his buffs. The most notable nerf was to dash attack: previously one of his most reliable moves in SSB4, it now has higher knockback and ending lag, causing

considered to be one of the best characters in SSB4 and widely considered the second best character, after Bayonetta, due to a myriad of advantages, including

swords. Like in SSB4, Roy will revert to Marth's idle animation while holding a small throwable item, although now he also transitions to his SSB4 crouching

Weapon attacks are boosted by Weapon Attack stickers in Super Smash Bros. Brawl's The Subspace Emissary and the support spirit skills Weapon Attack ↑ and

KO power at high ones. Dash attack: Both the clean and late hits have a new hitbox on the Brawler's leg. This makes the attack more likely to connect. The

effectively. Her dash attack and back throw both have reduced knockback as well. Overall, Peach has considerably better than her SSB4 incarnation thanks to

sooner (frames 4-19 → 3-18). Air dodge grants more intangibility (frames 4-29 → 4-32). Air dodge has much more ending lag (34 → 43). Neutral attack: The first

40 → 75). 3.1.0 Neutral attack 1 connects into neutral attack 2 more reliably (hitbox 0 base knockback: 25 → 18). Neutral attack 2 has more range (hitbox

Edge attack: Edge attack deals more damage (7% → 10%). Fire Breath: It deals more damage per hit (1.2% → 1.8%). It has larger hitboxes (4u → 4.5u). The

(thrown/spinning)). 3.1.0 Neutral attack 1 connects into neutral attack 2 more reliably (hitbox 2 BKB: 18 → 40). Neutral attack 2 has more range (hitbox 2 Z

useful moves in SSB4, such as her dash attack, down smash, down aerial and up throw, each deal more damage and/or knockback. Her smash attacks as a whole have

damage (4% → 5%), with its base knockback compensated (80 → 75). Edge attack: Edge attack deals more damage (7% → 9%). Homing Attack: Homing Attack can be

moderately worse than in SSB4, but remains a fairly effective character in Ultimate. Corrin's appearance is largely the same as it was in SSB4, though Corrin's

Tornado, Drill Rush, dash attack, and glide attack. When combined with his incredible attack speed, this makes Meta Knight's attacks very difficult to challenge

hitbox is noticeably smaller (4.2u → 3u), reducing its range. It is also lower down (Y offset: 2.25 → 1.8). Dash attack: Dash attack has less startup (frame

Neutral attack 1 connects into neutral attack 2 more reliably. Neutral attack 2 moves Charizard forwards more and connects into neutral attack 3 more reliably

edge-guarding and dealing additional damage. It is based on the kick launcher in Bayonetta.

The final hit of Bayonetta's PPPKKK combo while wielding Love is Blue. Due to its high ending lag, it possesses no guaranteed followups, though it can

output, high knockback, and low ending lag and landing lag make it one of Bayonetta's most viable KOing options, as it KOs at 110% while near the edge. The

Wario can use dash attack to lock them, and extend the followup. When an opponent is grabbed, Wario can mash the grab, special and attack buttons to deal

his other attacks. His neutral attack, forward tilt and neutral aerial all involve a rapid sword swing, but unlike Mega Man's similar attacks, Steve's does

Part of her forward aerial, the Bullet Arts version fires in front of her for the second hit. A superb option for aerial and off-stage combos. 1.1.6 Damage

capable of leading into After Burner Kick. The Bullet Arts version fires in front of her for the first two hits. 1.1.6 Damage (3.8% → 3%).

animation in SSB and his dash attack (albeit with a different ending animation). Left: Winds up for a punch and steps forward while punching in front of the

which combos into the following neutral attacks. Since it's active on frame 9, it is the third slowest neutral attack in the game, behind King Dedede and Zelda's

one, update 4.0.0. introduced her neutral attack's "Wobbelle" technique, which can trap the opponent at an edge reliably with her neutral attack until KO

followed by her first and second hits. This attack's hitboxes only appear for two frames. The last input for this attack is the infinite.

The Slap Punish Attack. It has average speed, but is unique in that it consists of two hits per input. As a result, it is possible for the opponent to

lag, allowing it to combo into moves such as neutral attack, up tilt, dash grab, and dash attack, the latter in particular being a KO confirm at certain

Charizard bats one wing upwards in front of it in an arching manner, while then batting its other wing upwards in an arch from behind. Its startup is exceptionally

Strong Side Attack – Keep pressing the button and Bayonetta will do a three-kick attack. The last kick launches foes, so go for a quick midair attack right after

by her first hit. The next inputs are another hit, then an infinite. This attack's hitboxes only appear for 3 frames.

It is followed by her next hit, then the other. It is her slowest tilt attack, due to being active on frame 12.

the only character to have all 4 of their special moves grant some form of recovery momentum. Yoshi's Egg Throw in SSB64 and Melee and Jigglypuff's Sing

of her Consecutive Kicks move. It is then succeeded by her next hit. This attack’s hitbox only appears for one frame.

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

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

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

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

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

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

(however, armor that pulls from a shared resource or that can occur outside of attacks will be listed). Purely aesthetic mechanics, such as Devil Kazuya. Moves

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