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and its late hitbox now spikes opponents instead of meteor smashes, meaning it cannot be meteor canceled anymore. Up aerial has a longer duration (3 frames

longer than before. Some characters now have unique meteor cancel windows: while the universal meteor cancel window is 25 frames for most characters, those

momentum and is disproportionately powerful, and back aerial is a very powerful meteor smash. Finally, King K. Rool has an excellent grab game, all of his grabs

of the only two characters in the game (along with Pikachu) to not have a meteor smash, which can give him some minor trouble edgeguarding. Link's biggest

less damage (18% → 17%). Due to the introduction of Meteor canceling, forward aerial can now be meteor cancelled with its altered angle (-85° (clean)/-100°

competitive Brawl players in the states of NSW and the Australian Capital Territory (ACT), Australia, in order of their perceived levels of skill. Note that

plot is about a young boy named Ness whose adventure first starts when a meteor crashes in Onett and he goes to investigate. While there, Ness meets Buzz

being a meteor smash during its first frame, and its fairly large range also makes it decent for approaching; the inability to tech grounded meteor smashes

changed in PAL, making it an equally powerful meteor smash. As one of Marth's staple moves can now be meteor canceled, impairing his ability to finish off

has some good aerials, with a good edgeguarding ability. Its down air can meteor smash, but its weak which makes it better at setting follow ups. Jigglypuff

each have two hitboxes that allow them to either launch the opponent or meteor smash them, while her neutral attack, forward tilt and forward smash can

are overall more polarized than in previous games. Meteor canceling has been removed, making meteor smashes functionally equivalent to spikes and thus

and deals less damage (12% → 11%). The introduction of meteor canceling also hinders the new meteor smash hitbox's reliability. Dash attack: New dash attack:

generally has quick, long-lasting attacks, including his useful down aerial meteor smash, and he is one of the smallest characters in the game, a factor that

surprisingly disjointed and effective out of shield option with a powerful meteor smash, Helicopter Kick has potent combo and KO potential at the sides of

(1× → 0.8×), making them harder to SDI out of. Down aerial: Down aerial's meteor smash sweetspot is larger (3u → 4u), and extends further downwards (Y offset:

aerials are some of his best edgeguarding tools due to both of them being meteor smashes. His neutral aerial is hard to interrupt, helps him break out of

speed. The removal of meteor canceling harms Young Link more than any other returning veteran, as he no longer has access to any meteor smashes of his own

base knockback (0 → 30), being the fifth strongest meteor smash in Melee. As with almost every meteor smash from Smash 64 to Melee, down aerial has drastically

Battle. It has much more utility, covering a wider area in front of Sonic and meteor smashing at the heel of his foot, which when combined with his enhanced

damaging aerial, but also one of his slowest. Its clean hit is capable of meteor smashing opponents, leading to KOs as low as 20% on offstage foes. But for

12-13). The clean hit now consistently meteor smashes opponents (270°/60° → 270°). This along with the removal of meteor canceling significantly improves its

after GameCube's launch, and then on the following year in Europe and Australia on May 24th, 2002 and May 31st, 2002 respectively. The game was directed

Sephiroth.  Sriks - The best Sephiroth player in Australia. He has seen strong results outside of Australia with Sephiroth, including placing 4th at BOSS

offstage and pursue with an aerial attack; his down aerial is a powerful meteor smash should it produce three turnips, while a clean hit from his slingshot

times and its last hit KOs rather early; and down aerial is a fairly quick meteor smash. Palutena's ground game also has some utility. Her grab game, in particular

forward and back aerials also possess useful perks, the former possessing meteor smash potential if the opponent is hit near the end of the swing and the

edgeguard or guard break easily, especially his down aerial, which is a strong meteor smash that can also drag opponents down at lower percentages. With Kirby's

Late down aerial has increased knockback scaling (80 → 100). The removal of meteor canceling also improves the clean hit's edgeguarding potential. Down aerial

are among the strongest of the cast, including the one of the strongest meteor smashes in his down aerial, one of the strongest semi-spikes in his back

improving its KO potential. The sweetspot is larger (4u → 4.5u). The removal of meteor canceling significantly improves back aerials' reliability. Back aerial

of the Top 10 players within Australia. During the Smash 4 era, he is considered to be the best Palutena main in Australia and in the East, consistently

S.D & Turtle (New South Wales) 2nd - Jei & Tak (Victoria) 3rd - Shaya & Meteor (New South Wales) Brawl Crews 1st - Cabin Boys THE CREW, Shaya/Kulla/Jaz/Berimbau

fighting game tournament hosted by the CouchWarriors crew in Melbourne, Australia, having singles and doubles for Brawl and Melee. (31 entrants) (25 teams)

fighting game tournament hosted by the CouchWarriors crew in Melbourne, Australia, having singles and doubles for Brawl and Melee, respectively. BAM2 was

Shaya is an Australian smasher who mains Marth in Brawl and Smash 4.