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Splattershot has more range (shots' active frames: 13 → 14). Dash attack deals more damage (12% → 13.5%) with knockback scaling not fully compensated (70

Event 13 may refer to: Event 13: Yoshi's Egg, an event match in Super Smash Bros. Melee Event 13: Dragoon Strike, an event match in Super Smash Bros. Brawl

For the item found in the event, see Yoshi's Egg (item). Yoshi's Egg is the 13th event match of the 51 event matches in Super Smash Bros. Melee. The player

changes in version 13.0.0 of Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. Bury Tech Situation Storages have been removed. Yoshi's Story: Fly Guys will no longer carry food

range. Wolf no longer makes a unique noise when performing up smash. Down smash does slightly more damage (14%/12% (front), 13%/10% (back) → 15/13% (front)

Link's forward tilt has less startup lag with a longer duration (frames 11-13 → 10-13). Toon Link's forward tilt deals less damage (12%/11%/10% → 9%) without

multiple new minor universes. The 13 Sentinel Pilots and Zagreus spirits do not feature their series name, being 13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim and Hades respectively

range and damage output of the move. The late hit has a longer duration (11-13 → 13-16). The hitboxes on Diddy Kong's fists are larger (2.7u → 3.8u). It sends

late hit (frames 11-13/14-21 (clean/late) → 11-16/17-21). The hitbox is smaller and has been repositioned (Y offset: 1-13 → 2.8-13.5), making it less extended

positioned differently throughout the move (Y-offset: 6 → 6.5, Z-offset: 13 → 13/18/22.5). This gives it much more range, making it a significantly more

smash's first hit no longer links into the second hit, instead acting like Young Link's. It deals more damage (7%/6% → 13%/15%) and no longer has set knockback

duration (frames 13-15 → 9-14). The late hit no longer deals consistent damage (10% → 11%/10%/9%). Up tilt has a shorter duration (frames 13-29 → 9-21) and

Red: 13.2% (clean)/10.8% (late) → 15.4%/12.6% Purple: 15.4% (clean)/12.6% (late) → 17.6%/14.4% All aerials have less landing lag (15 frames → 13 (neutral)

knockback (15 (base), 105 (scaling) → 30/100). Up tilt no longer deals consistent damage (13% → 15%/14%/13%/12%/11%). Both hits of down tilt deal more shield

chance of 40% when angled down. It deals less damage (15%/13% (up), 14%/12%/13% (non-angled), 13%/11% (down) → 11% (all)) along with less knockback (29/25/31

total of 11 hits instead of 13, reducing its total damage when uncharged despite the changes to stale-move negation (13.74% → 13%). The last hit has a higher

size increased, (17, 27.5, -8, 13) → (17, 30.5, -14, 13) during the launch animation, (17, 27.5, -8, 13) → (17, 30.5, -11, 13) when the move ends. Grand Star's

duration (frames 8-13 (clean)/14-35 (late) → 7-8/9-15). Back aerial has less range especially vertically. Back aerial deals less damage (15% → 13% (clean), 10%

Brawl where it gained no distance. Down smash has slightly decreased damage (14%/12% per hit → 13%/11% per hit). Peach's aerials no longer have IASA frames

later (frame 20 → 30), no longer doing so straight after the hitboxes are no longer active. The clean hit deals less damage (14%/13% → 12%), although its

offset: 13 → 12), giving up tilt less range in all directions overall. Up tilt has a shorter duration (frames 13-15 (clean)/16-28 (late) → 11-13/14-21)

hitboxes (5.8u/6.8u → 7u), and extending slightly further outward (Z2 offset 13 → 13.5), improving its range overall. The single hitbox is placed higher up (Y

85). The up and diagonal up variants deal less damage (up: 14% → 13%; diagonal up: 13% → 12%) and have less knockback scaling (both: 100 → 95), noticeably

has a longer duration (frame 12 → 12-13). Captain Falcon releases opponents from back throw one frame later (frame 13 → 14). The far hitbox's placement has

overall, as she can no longer use the Extended grapple or bomb out of a grapple. PAL Extended grapple is no longer possible. Can no longer bomb out of a

does more damage (14% (close), 13% (mid), 12% (far) → 16/15/13%) and knockback. Up smash does more damage (12% (close), 13% (mid), 14% (tip) → 14/15/16%)

grounded opponents, no longer being shorter and attached to Peach. It no longer grants intangibility. The zero gravity glitch can no longer be performed

also toned down, as he can no longer create extended, near zero-to-death juggles with the aid of platforms and can also no longer close out stocks consistently

(mid)/13-16 (late) → 12-13/14-16/17-22), now matching the other variants. Purple Pikmin-based up smash deals more damage (16% (clean sweetspot)/13% (clean

and now has a hitbox, it no longer gives intangibility, covers considerably less distance, can no longer be extended, and can no longer auto-snap the ledge

slightly more damage (13%/10%/7%/6% → 13.18%). It can be angled forward for better horizontal recovery. It has a longer duration (6 frames → 13). It has slightly

and as the first hit no longer deals consistent damage, dash attack as a whole no longer deals consistent damage (13% → 9%/11%/13%). Forward smash: Forward

was significantly weakened, dealing less damage (13% → 9%) with no compensation on its knockback, no longer reliably KOing. However, even with the power

Diddy no longer make noises when performing tilts. Forward tilt deals more damage when not angled or angled up (8%/10%/11% → 9/12% (not angled), 10/13% (angled

does 9% damage, while Zelda's can deal 13%, 12%, or 11% depending on placement. Up tilt is 4% weaker. Down tilt has no sourspot (dealing 8% everywhere) but

Forward and up smash deal more damage: 5%, 12.5%/11% → 5.5%, 13%/11.5% (forward), 4%, 13% → 4.5%, 13.5% (up). Forward smash has been improved. It received a

lag (frame 13 → 14), the early hit has noticeably less knockback (30 (base), 118 (scaling) → 34/100) and the late hit deals less damage (13%/12% → 12%/11%)

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Up smash has a longer duration (frames 9-11 → 9-13) and increased intangibility frames (frames 9-11 → 9-13). Down smash: Down smash's front hit deals less

it can no longer bounce off walls preventing Peach from indefinitely stalling up a wall. Additionally, inputting the move as a smash attack no longer increases

lower (14% → 13% (ground)/11% (air)). It has a much shorter duration (frames 1-4, 7, 10, 13, 16, 19, 22, 25, 28, 31, 34, 37, 40, 43-44 → 8-9, 12-13, 15-16,

shorter duration (frames 9-29 → 13-21). Up tilt deals less damage (9% → 8%). Down tilt: Down tilt has a longer duration (frames 6-13 → 6-15). Down tilt hitbox

smash has less range. Down smash has a much shorter duration (frames 13-52 → 12 (clean), 13-31 (late)) and now has a drastically weaker late hit. Down smash

less damage (13%/14%/15% → 1.5% (hits 1-2)/4% (hit 3)/7% (total)). The final hit's knockback was mostly compensated compared to the previous 13% hitbox (10

two sourspots on the clean hit, both of which deal less damage (14% → 13%/12%). It no longer auto-cancels in a short hop due to Snake's higher falling speed

attacks. Both hits deal more damage (hit 1: 6%/11% → 7%/12%; hit 2: 13%/12% → 14%/13%). Thanks to this and the changes made to the second hit’s knockback

Falco Phantasm has less startup (frame 18 → 13), ending lag (FAF 61 → 50), and a longer hitbox duration (18-24 → 13-22). The grounded version has altered knockback

(frames 13-30 → 10-34), can be interrupted as quickly as the hitbox diminishes (frame 42 → 35), and its sweetspot deals more damage (10% → 13%) improving

second hit's hitboxes and leg intangibility have a longer duration (frames 13-18 → 13-20). The second hit's foot hitbox is larger (5u → 5.7u), and stretches

Sonic's foot which deals more damage (13% → 16%) improving its KO potential. It also has a longer duration (frames 13-16 → 13-21) and less ending lag (frame 37

attack: The first hit transitions into the second hit faster (frame 13 → 10 (hit), 16 → 13 (no hit)), which transitions into the neutral infinite faster (frame

5-8) and can no longer trip opponents. Dash attack's clean hit deals more damage (12% → 13%) and the late hit has a longer duration (frames 9-13 → 9-17). Dash

shorter duration (frames 5-13 → 6-13). Up aerial has less vertical range. Up aerial no longer deals consistent damage (16% → 13%/12% (clean)/10%/8% (late))

Senpukyaku deals more base damage (9%/10%/11% → 11%/12%/13% (grounded, front hit), 8%/9.5%/11% → 10%/11.5%/13% (grounded, back hit), 8%/9%/10% → 10%/11%/12% (aerial

4.3%-13.8%) and charges faster (max charge: frame 121 → 94, explosion startup: 123 → 97). However, they deal less damage at full charge (15% → 13.8%).

Ivysaur is no longer tied to the Pokémon Trainer. Because of this, Ivysaur is no longer affected by stamina or type effectiveness meaning that Ivysaur no longer

sweetspot deals consistent damage across every angle (13% (not angled)/14% (angled up)/12% (angled down) → 13%). This reduces the angled up variant's KO potential

45/104). It has more startup with a shorter hitbox duration (frames 11-13 → 12-13). Up tilt: Up tilt has an altered animation, with Charizard jumping higher

smash: Forward smash has less startup lag with a longer duration (frames 12-13 → 11-13). It has less ending lag (FAF 49 → 47). It has more base knockback (30

size increased, (17, 27.5, -8, 13) → (17, 30.5, -14, 13) during the launch animation, (17, 27.5, -8, 13) → (17, 30.5, -11, 13) when the move ends. Grand Star's

The main benefit this provides is that Charizard no longer suffers from the Stamina system and it no longers suffers from the risk of changing Pokémon

tip: 1x → 1.5x). Up smash: Up smash has a longer active duration (frames 13-15 → 13-17). The tip has more knockback scaling (86 → 91). The tip has more vertical

22 → 13, Back: 26 → 16, Up: 22 → 13, Down: 30 → 16). Due to Little Mac's faster falling speed and higher gravity, forward aerial and back aerial no longer

intangibility. Squirtle no longer moves forward when using down tilt and its hitboxes are smaller giving it less range. It also deals less damage (13% → 10%). Squirtle

tournaments such as his 2nd place at Sumabato SP 13 with a win over Masashi, and others such as 9th at Toyota Grand Slum 13 and 33rd at Umebura SP 6. Much like the

Watch). Outside of the shared name, both games have no relation to each other. It was released on March 13, 1983, three months prior to the arcade version's

slamming/dragging animations and when another jump can be input. 13.0.1 Dash attack deals more damage (12% → 13.5%) with knockback scaling not fully compensated (70

(hits 2-13), 2% (hit 14)) and have inconsistent timing, only dealing full damage to opponents that are very close to Donkey Kong. The aerial version no longer

move on frame 9. It has significantly less startup lag (frame 11, 13, 15 → 4, 7), no longer being the slowest neutral attack in the game. The first portion's

(10%/9%/8%/6% → 12%/9%) has less start-up with a longer duration (frame 7-13 → 6-13), less ending lag (IASA 40 → 34) and has much more reach around Roy with

base/80 scaling → 85/62). Up tilt: Up tilt deals more damage (13% → 14.5% (clean), 12% → 13.5% (late)), with the clean hit's knockback not fully compensated

duration (frames 12-17 → 13-17) as well as increased ending lag (FAF 50 → 58). The main sourspot deals less damage (14% → 13%). The tipper is smaller (4

Ace-class spirits Party Phil and Kazuhira Miller, will appear at set times. No sneakers, no hoodies. Spirits wearing ties or bow ties bring a touch of class to

Metroid Dread. It ran from 6 a.m. on October 8, 2021 to 6 a.m. on October 13 (UTC). During the event, defeating spirits on the Spirit Board which were

deals more damage (8% → 9%) and no longer has weak set knockback (10 → 0). Forward tilt has a shorter duration (frames 6-13 → 5-8). As its total duration

Forward tilt deals more damage (14%/13%/12% → 17%/16%/15%) and knockback (22 (base), 98 (scaling) → 35/100), and no longer has less-damaging sourspots.

however deals much less damage (24% → 13/15/17% (R), 16% → 9/10/11% (Y), 22% → 11/12/13% (B), 9% → 5/6/7% (W), 22% → 13/14/15% (P)). It also has more end lag

its previous sweetspot. Forward tilt: Forward tilt deals more damage (12%/13% → 13%/14%), with its knockback compensated (30 base/88 scaling → 31/82). It

tilt now has a weaker late hit after its first frame (frames 10-13 → 10 (clean)/11-13) which deals less damage (11%/9%/8% → 7%) and it lacks body hitboxes

(z offset: (16/-16)/0 → (13/-13)/z stretch: 5/-5), reducing their range. Edge attack: As with other edge attacks, edge attack no longer has set knockback

hit has a shorter duration (frames 9-13 → 9-11) and the move now has weaker sourspots which deal less damage (16% → 13%/11%). All hits deal less knockback

It also has decreased start-up lag with a longer duration (frames 10-13 → 9-13). Forward tilt has increased ending lag (FAF 32 → 34). Up tilt: Up tilt

a much better combo move. Falco's down smash deals more damage (15%/13%/12% → 16%/13%) and has more knockback scaling (65 → 70) than Fox's. It also gains

(hits 1-2 tip); 13%/11% total → 12%/11%). The first two hits have a shorter duration with gaps between them (frames 7-14 → 7-8, 11-12), no longer using a

Back aerial: Back aerial has less startup lag (frame 16 → 13). It deals less damage (15% → 14%/13%), hindering its KO potential. It has more ending lag (FAF

hitbox timings have been altered (frames 10-11, 13-14, 16-17, 19-20, 22-23, 25-26, 28-29 → 5, 7, 9, 11, 13, 25). Because of this, the move has more ending

on a handheld. Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS was released on September 13, 2014 in Japan, and was released in most other parts of the world on October

Forward aerial deals 1% more damage: 11%/12% → 12%/13%. Back aerial deals 1% more damage: 15%/13%/10%/10% → 16%/14%/11%/11% and has a larger sweetspot

decreased landing lag (26/13 frames → 13 (neutral), 25/12 frames → 14 (forward), 28/14 frames → 17 (back), 20/10 frames → 13 (up), 28/14 frames → 18 (down))

Battle for Spirit Supremacy (スピリッツNo.1決定戦, Spirits No.1 Deciding Match) was an Event Tourney. It ran from 6 a.m. on October 4, 2019 to 6 a.m. on October

4.0.0 Dash attack has a longer hitbox duration (frames 13-15 → 13-17).

whether or not they have save data from specific games on their account. As of 13.0.1, six spirits and one music track have been delivered through Presents

has more startup lag with a shorter duration (frames 10-13 (clean)/14-23 (late) → 13-15/16-21) no longer being the fastest in the game. Forward smash has

shorter duration (frames 10-13 (clean)/14-23 (late) → 10-12/13-20). Dash attack has more ending lag (FAF 42 → 50). Dash attack no longer grants intangibility

Forward and up smash deal more damage: 5%, 12.5%/11% → 5.5%, 13%/11.5% (forward), 4%, 13% → 4.5%, 13.5% (up). Forward smash has been improved. It received a

Smash Bros. 4. There are 14 trophies shared between both versions of Smash 4, 13 that are exclusive to Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS, and 28 that are

having a shorter duration instead (frames 10-11 (early)/12-13 (clean)/14-17 (late) → 10-12/13-14/15-17). Down smash: Down smash's looping hits have a lower

altered functionality, its hitbox duration has been altered (frame 11, 13, 15 → 11-13). It lacks an electric effect, giving it less hitlag and allowing it

shorter hitbox duration (frames 6, 8, 10, 12, 14 → 8-13). It deals less damage (2% (hits 1-4), 5% (hit 5); 13% total → 9%), with knockback compensated (40 base/130

slightly faster (standing 7–8 → 6–7, FAF 38 → 37; dash 12–13 → 11–12, FAF 45 → 44; pivot 13–14 → 12–13, FAF 40 → 39). Forward throw deals less damage (9% →

22 → 13). However, the throw's total duration has not been fully compensated (FAF 56 → 54), increasing its ending lag by seven frames. Leaf Shield no longer

130. Forward aerial second damage: 10% → 13%. Forward aerial second hit knockback growth: 105 → 100. Down aerial no longer meteor smashes grounded opponents

4 is no longer possible due to the new finisher, removing their jab cancel mixups. Dash attack: Dash attack has noticeably less startup (frame 13 → 9)

range (9.216u/9.216u/9.216u/9.216u/10.24u/10.24u/10.24u/10.24u → 13u/13u/13u/13u/13u/13u/13u/13u). It also has high base knockback and low knockback scaling

trophies from the Mega Man series that appear in Super Smash Bros. 4. There are 13 trophies shared between both versions of Smash 4 and 7 that are exclusive

back hit also has less startup lag (frame 13 → 12). Both hits have a shorter duration (frames 4-7 (front), 13-16 (back) → 4-6/12-14) and it has more ending

7%/10% (forward), 12% (back), 9%/12% (up), 11%/13%/14% (down) → 3.5%/5%, 9.5%, 8%/11.5%, 12.5%, 9.5%/13%, 12%/14%/15%. The tipper hitboxes on neutral,

the second one has no practical effect due to being coded to only detect fighters. The tether recovery can be triggered on frame 13.

the second one has no practical effect due to being coded to only detect fighters. The tether recovery can be triggered on frame 13.

attack that causes tumbling (or reeling), characters can now air dodge after 13 frames of hitstun, or use an aerial attack after 25 frames, regardless of

The Sword Beam's damage can increase up to 13% depending on the forward smash's charge. More specifically, its damage output is equal to 5 + 8 * (charge

attack. It is considered a disadvantage to lack a projectile (with there being 13 characters who do not have a projectile), as they can be very useful in both

to the previous down tilt. It also has a shorter duration (frames 7-18 → 6-13), has more ending lag (FAF 36 → 38), and can whiff if used too close to the

Forward aerial deals 1% more damage: 11%/12% → 12%/13%. Back aerial deals 1% more damage: 15%/13%/10%/10% → 16%/14%/11%/11% and has a larger sweetspot

5u/9.8u/1.8u → 9.6u-10.8u/−7.5u-−8.8u/−1u-6u/−1u-6u (hit 2), −11u/13u/1.8u → 13.3u-13.6u/−9.9u-−9.7u/−1-6u/−1-6u (hit 3), −11u/12.7u → −10.2u-10u/1.8u-3

(17%-19% (clean), 13% (mid) → 14%/13%/11%) and has less knockback scaling (110 → 90) significantly reducing its KO potential. This makes it no longer the strongest

also a notable Brawl player, placed 4th at Super Sumabato, 7th at Umebura 13, and 13th at Umebura 33. Similarly, Somé placed 3rd at Sumabato Smash 4 Final

Zelda's grabs extend further out (z offset: 10 (standing)/9 (dash)/-13 (pivot) → z stretch: 13.5u/14.5u/-16.7), giving them more range. All grabs have more ending

(11% (unangled)/12%/11% (angled up)/10%/11% (angled down) → 13%/12%/11% (unangled)/14%/13%/12% (angled up)/12%/11%/10% (angled down)) It has more base

-4), reducing its range. Up smash's second hit's sourspot deals less damage (13% → 11%), significantly hindering its KO potential. Up smash's late second

usual. The spirits for this event were exclusive to it at the time. After July 13, 2021, these spirits became available in the Shop and on the Spirit Board

deals significantly more damage (early: 3.7% → 13%, middle: 2.9% → 11%, late: 2% → 10%, total: 11% → 13%). The gale has less startup. (frame 23 → 20).

shorter duration (frames 13-33 → 14-28). The latch has lower base knockback (60 → 50). The throw deals much less damage (15% → 7%), with no compensation on its

has less startup (frame 15 → 13) and less ending lag (FAF 40 → 38). Dash attack has a longer hitbox duration (frames 15-16 → 13-17). Dash attack has increased

tilt's sweetspot even without charging does slightly more damage (14/13/12 → 15/14/13) and is a stronger KO move. Can be delayed for about 30 frames by holding

6 a.m. on July 26, 2021 (UTC), and will be repeated from 6 a.m. on January 13, 2023 to 6 a.m. on January 16, 2023 (UTC). During the event, defeating spirits

usual. The spirits for this event were exclusive to it at the time. After July 13, 2021, these spirits became available in the Shop and on the Spirit Board

Propeller Shy Guys carry fruit and will drop it after being attacked. 13.0.0 Fly Guys will no longer carry food when items are turned off. The lack of intrusive

damage scales less as it charges. Dragon Fang Shot's hitbox deals less damage (13% → 11%). Dragon Fang Shot's projectile has a shorter duration (55 frames (uncharged)/53

Lariat: Darkest Lariat's clean first hit deals more damage (16%/12% → 17%/13%) with no compensation on knockback. The clean first hit's hitboxes on Incineroar's

Initial damage: 15%/14%/13% → 14%/13%/12% Late hit added that makes it one frame more active but deals 4% less damage with no extra shield damage, 0 base

8-20 → 8-14). Up smash has a shorter duration overall (frame 11/13/15/17/19/21 → 11-12/13). Up smash has more ending lag (FAF 47 → 58). Up smash has a smaller

has been removed, while all its other hitboxes deal more damage (13%/11%/10% → 15%/13%/11%) and have increased base knockback (20 → 37). This drastically

its speed decreased. 1.0.6 Aerial KO Uppercut's duration decreased: frames 9-13 → 9-12. Jolt Haymaker and Grounding Blow's knockback increased: 25 (base)/95

consisting of six hits instead of seven, down smash deals 2% less damage (15% → 13%), and the final hit has less base knockback (70 → 55) and launches opponents

Senpukyaku deals more base damage (9%/10%/11% → 11%/12%/13% (grounded, front hit), 8%/9.5%/11% → 10%/11.5%/13% (grounded, back hit), 8%/9%/10% → 10%/11%/12% (aerial

Bros. Ultimate. She was announced as a newcomer at the end of the September 13, 2018 Nintendo Direct in tandem with the then-untitled Animal Crossing: New

charged. Pound: Pound deals less damage (13% → 11%), hindering its KO potential. It has more startup (frame 12 → 13) with a longer total duration (FAF 45

second hit has lower knockback scaling (96 → 94). Up aerial deals less damage (13% (clean)/9.5% (late) →12%/8.5%), hindering its KO potential. However, this

any character other than the summoner that makes contact with it will take 13% damage and decent knockback. Ho-Oh will then release a large column of fire

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spike airborne opponents. Flying Fox does not go as far and deals no damage, but has almost no start-up and propels Fox faster, making it harder to gimp. Twisting

Hook cannot grab ledges as early (frame 5 → 7). 13.0.1 The animation for jab resets was adjusted to no longer be much longer than the rest of the cast

It also no longer has any interruptibility frames, removing Link's "jab cancel death combo".[1] Non-tippered dash attack deals 1% less damage: 13% → 12%

has larger hitboxes and no longer has sourspots. Due to its angle being altered (20° → 55°), aerial Hammer Flip's second hit is no longer a semi-spike, significantly

5% more damage: 11% → 11.5%. All tilt attacks deal 0.5% more damage: 13%/11.5% → 13.5%/12% (forward), 8%/7% → 8.5%/7.5% (up), 9%/7% → 9.5%/7.5% (down).

improving its KO potential. The mid hit's sourspot (12% → 13%) and late hit (12%/11% → 13%/12%) deal more damage. Down smash: Down smash launches at a

(Active frames 11, 13, 15, 17 → 11-12). Female Wire Frame's dash attack deals less damage, but had its sweet and sourspots removed (13%/9% and 8%/7% → 10%

as well (FAF 49 → 46). The 13% hitboxes have more knockback scaling (96 → 105). The stronger "attack connect" HD rumble no longer triggers. The rising

the fiery explosion from the Arm Cannon and deals more damage (14%/13%/12% → 15%/14%/13.5%) and its base knockback has been doubled (20 → 40), while the

addition, the footstool no longer has to be inputted with the jump button. Flip Jump has increased partial intangibility (frames 13-43 → 13-49). Flip Jump has

Dedede retains it Brawl damage, dealing less than Melee as a result (15% → 13%), hindering its potential in Doubles. The removal of lightshielding benefits

focused on motherly spirits. It ran from 6 a.m. on May 10, 2019 to 6 a.m. on May 13, 2019 (UTC), and was repeated on the following dates: 6 a.m. on May 6, 2022

GameCube. It ran from 6 a.m. on September 10, 2021 to 6 a.m. on September 13, 2021 (UTC). During the event, defeating spirits on the Spirit Board which

auto-cancels later (frame 28 → 37), no longer doing so in a short hop, led alone almost straight after the hitboxes are no longer active. This noticeably hinders

→ 0.6). As with the returning veterans, Sheik's falling speed is slower (2.13 → 1.58). Compared to the returning veterans, however, Sheik falls faster.

landing lag (15 frames → 13). It has significantly increased startup lag (frame 5 → 14), less active frames (frame 5/7/9/11/13/23 → 14-17) and more ending

The move first sets Zero Suit Samus' vertical momentum to 0.5 on frames 1-13, then sets her horizontal momentum to 1 and her vertical momentum to -5 from

event focused on spirits from Ring Fit Adventure. It ran from 6 a.m on March 13, 2020 to 6 a.m. on March 18, 2020 (UTC). During the event, defeating spirits

(base)/125 (scaling) → 30/122). Up tilt has a longer duration (Frames 4-12 → 4-13). Dr. Mario's down tilt sends opponents behind him at a semi-spike angle (80°

Thunder's lightning bolt has less startup lag (frame 13 → 9). It deals less damage (8% → 4%) with no compensation on knockback. It launches at a higher angle

lag. It deals more total damage (13% → 2.5% (hits 1-4), 5% (hit 5); 15% total), with knockback adjusted on the last hit (13 base/109 scaling → 40/180). The

Gravity: x1.17 ~ x1.2 Initial dash speed: x1.1 ~ x1.13 Run speed: x1.1 ~ x1.13 Ground traction x1.1 ~ x1.13 Successfully using Deep Breathing gives a larger

Suit Samus also received some nerfs. She no longer starts a round with Power Suit Pieces meaning that she no longer has access to powerful items she can

units. Conversely, Zelda received the smallest decrease, going from 1.4 to 1.13, a difference of just 0.27 units. Lucario's falling speed: 1.56 → 1.68 Samus's

intangibility (frames 18-20 → 14-18). It modifies Sonic's jostle area on frame 13, making it less likely for opponents to get pushed out of the move's range

cancel setups. The first hit transitions slower into the second hit (frame 13 → 15). The first hit has gained a hitstun modifier of 4, increasing its safety

Age of Calamity. It ran from 6 a.m. on January 8, 2021 to 6 a.m. on January 13, 2021 (UTC). During the event, defeating spirits on the Spirit Board which

Blades of the Quick and Mighty is the 13th co-op event match out of a total of 21 in Super Smash Bros. Brawl. In it, the players, Marth and Ike, respectively

less range, especially the former (Z2 offset: 11.4u → 9.4u (standing), 13.7u → 13.1u (dash)). Dash and pivot grabs have more startup (frame 9 → 10 (dash)

Melee's forward smash frame data (though it no longer hits on frame 12 like it did in Melee, now hitting on frame 13). Fire Fox landing lag: 6 frames → 20 frames

2-5 times with 18 base power for every hit. Zoroark can learn it at level 13 when still a Zorua, or via Move Reminder. Zoroark appears as a Poké Ball and

being listed specifically under Kirby's Epic Yarn. Excluding universes with no new games at all, Kirby, F-Zero and Wario are the only first-party universes

anniversary. It ran from 6 a.m. on December 8, 2023 to 6 a.m. on December 13, 2023 (UTC). During the event, defeating spirits on the Spirit Board or DLC

midair jump. Buried opponents no longer take less knockback from attacks. Using a flame attack on a frozen character no longer thaws them out. The physics

has been adjusted to match her different running animation (Y offset: 12u → 13.5u), better covering her arms and giving the spirit effect slightly more vertical

(Hitstun modifier: 0 → 3). Up smash has a longer hitbox duration (frames 13-15 → 13-17). Up smash's sweetspot has more range (Y offset: 27u-26u → 30u-26u)

event focused on spirits of elderly characters. It ran from 6 a.m on September 13, 2019 to 6 a.m. on September 16, 2019 (UTC), and was repeated on the following

begins!" respectively. The Binding Blade and its sheath are no longer present in Roy's Defeated/No Contest animations. As with all previous downloadable fighters

13.0.1 Hitbox ID 0 of up smash's magma block has less fixed knockback (40 → 20), making it harder for Steve to combo off of it should he cancel the move

Rosalina cannot immediately summon Luma once it is KO'd, which forces her to wait 13 seconds until another Luma appears. Luma also can not experience status effects

12 → 12-13). The hitbox can no longer be SDIed (SDI multiplier: 2x → 0x). Ganondorf releases opponents from back throw one frame later (frame 13 → 14).

most of the move's duration. Up tilt: Up tilt has less startup lag (frame 13 → 10). Up tilt now consists of two hits, increasing its maximum damage potential

experiencing knockback can no longer hit other victims during hitstun. When a character is KO'd over the top blast line, a Star or Screen KO is no longer guaranteed

deals less damage (8% → 7%) and the down angled version no longer has higher base knockback (13 → 8). However, this allows it to lock for longer. It has

aerial has less landing lag (13 frames → 9). Forward aerial: Forward aerial's clean and mid hits deal more damage (14%/12% → 15.5%/13.5%) with knockback not

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improving its safety at lower percentages. It has a shorter duration (frames 13-15 → 13-14 (clean), 16-18 → 15-16 (late)) and travels a shorter distance, noticeably

range/30 (So Fox's range for example is 400u, which would roughly convert to 13.33u using the scale from later games) Mario is slightly bigger (x1.0 → x1

will be repeated again from 6 a.m. on February 10, 2023 to 6 a.m. on February 13, 2023 (UTC). During the event, defeating spirits on the Spirit Board which

Grab aerial no longer auto-cancels on landing now having 15 frames of landing lag. It also now leaves him helpless. All grabs are faster (frame 13 (standing)

aerial no longer has a late hit, shortening its duration (frames 8-16 → 9-12). Back aerial deals less damage compared to the previous clean hit (13% → 12%)

through playing). Stickers with the same effects do not stack; e.g. if an Arm +13 and an Arm +20 are placed on the base of a trophy, that character will only

Forward tilt no longer launches opponents at a consistent angle (70° → 80°/70°/60°). Forward tilt deals less damage when not angled or angled down (13% → 12%

representation of different generations in gaming history. The game has sold 13.32 million units as of March 31, 2020, making it the eighth best-selling Wii

→ 9-21) now matching its animation and the move can no longer cause tripping. Lastly, Dedede can no longer perform two back aerials in a short hop due to

and fighter offset from 6 → 8, making it no longer have Joker clip into the walls of stages. Makarakarn no longer reflects projectiles that have been

path in Classic Mode. 1.1.4 Neutral aerial landing lag: 13 → 11 Forward aerial landing lag: 15 → 13 Up aerial landing lag: 16 → 14 Back aerial landing lag:

forward back and up aerials come out on frame 14 and down aerial on frame 13. While he has his projectiles, they each have noticeable startup and are susceptible

(frame 14 → 10) and uninterrupted duration (14 (hit 1)/16-17 (hit 2) → 10-13). However, its total duration is only one frame shorter (FAF 36 → 35), giving

easier to DI. All aerials have less landing lag (13 frames → 10 (neutral), 14 → 8 (forward), 17 → 10 (back), 13 → 8 (up), 18 → 11 (down)). Neutral aerial: The

Forward smash: Forward smash deals more damage (14% (up)/13% (non-angled)/12% (down) → 15%/14%/13%), improving its KO potential. It also has drastically

smash; the move no longer has a second hit, while its single hit instead is slightly slower, deals less aggregate damage, possesses no mixup or spacing

more damage (2% → 3%) and knockback (13 (base)/60 (growth) → 40/100). Neutral attack can no longer be held and it can no longer be used to jab lock opponents

10. Zero Suit Samus, +27 10. Wario, +27 12. Mr. Game & Watch, +21 13. Lucario, +20 13. Toon Link, +20 15. Wolf, +17 16. Pit, +14 17. Fox, +11 18. Peach

(frames 5-13 → 5-7), leaving Sonic more vulnerable to edgeguards. Using the move incurs 10 frames of landing lag. Grabbing onto a ladder no longer causes

pose no longer generates a sword trail. The right-inputted victory pose has Chrom properly loop during the post-victory animation, although he no longer

a longer duration (frames 12-17 → 13-20) and gives Link more distance. Dash grab has more startup lag (frame 12 → 13). Up throw deals much more knockback

(relatively) low knockback, and have high traction. Purple Shellcreepers deal 13% damage, walk at a medium speed, deal medium knockback, and have average traction

(12% → 13%) and knockback (26 base/90 scaling → 28/97), making them much stronger. The move has slightly more startup lag (frame 17 → 18). The move no longer

auto-cancel window and it no longer sends opponents vertically significantly hindering its combo and juggling potential (no longer leading into Super Jump

having no KO potential. 3.0.0 Its clean hit has a longer duration, with the late hit having a shorter duration instead (frame 12 (strong)/13-14 (mid)/15-17

while jumping. However unlike the previous jump, the jump no longer has a hitbox and it can no longer be cancelled (even by released the Spin Dash), hindering

categorized within the Pokédex at #615 as the "Crystallizing Pokémon". It has no evolutionary relatives and is very rare; it is only found in icy areas. Ice

duration (frame 3/7/8/9/10/12/14 → 3/7/9/11/13/15/17). The looping hits are weight-independent and can no longer be SDIed, allowing them to connect more

size (3u → 3.5u) and x/y/z offset (-1/0/-7 (both) → 0/10/12.5 (hit 1), 0/7.7/13 (hit 2)) were not fully compensated. This also means that the first hit always

but deals no damage (5% → 0%), effectively providing no benefit over landing only the second hit. Certain hitboxes of up smash's first hit no longer use

smash comes out a frame slower with a frame less hitbox activity (12-16 → 13-15), with a frame gap between the initial hit and late hit (both being 17-21)

its combo potential. It also deals slightly less damage than Pikachu's (13.83% → 13%). Despite dealing more damage than the final hit of Pikachu's down smash

aerial version no longer restores Captain Falcon's midair jump. The grounded version also deals less damage (15% (clean), 12% (mid), 9% (late) → 13%/11%/7%)

finisher will have no hitboxes at all, and therefore deal no damage or knockback. Forward throw. Without ink, the Splattershot's hitbox deals no damage and will

duration (frames 12-31 → 13-35 (down), 13-36 (up)). Down smash also has less end lag (FAF 62 → 57). Both his up and down smash no longer increase in damage

a sourspot at the tip of Falco's tail (13% → 12%/9%), and has drastically less knockback scaling (125 → 90), no longer being a reliable KO move (KOing

three turnips with his down air. 1.0.6 Villager can no longer pocket Sonic's spring. Villager can no longer pocket Pac-Man's trampoline. 1.0.8 All grabs

ending lag (FAF: 56 → 46). It is no longer the sex kick with the most ending lag by a significant margin. Mii Brawler's leg no longer extends at the start of

does not generate any hitboxes. The tether recovery can be triggered on frame 13.

does not generate any hitboxes. The tether recovery can be triggered on frame 13.

does not generate any hitboxes. The tether recovery can be triggered on frame 13.

does not generate any hitboxes. The tether recovery can be triggered on frame 13.

9.0.0 The looping hits deal more damage (1.7% → 2%; 12% total → 13.5%). The last hit has more base knockback (70 → 80), but less knockback scaling (115

9.0.0 The looping hits deal more damage (1.7% → 2%; 12% total → 13.5%). The last hit has more base knockback (70 → 80), but less knockback scaling (115

having no Arts active is disadvantageous, as Shulk's balanced attributes do not allow him to easily approach or catch up with opponents. Having no Arts active

January 10, 2020 to 6 a.m. on January 13, 2020 (UTC), and was repeated on the following dates: 6 a.m. on May 13, 2022 to 6 a.m. on May 16, 2022 (UTC) 6

Forward smash deals less damage (15%/14%/13% → 14%/13%/12%) and knockback (30 (base), 104 (scaling) → 20/100), no longer being a viable finisher at high

into the second hit. It no longer grants intangibility on Zero Suit Samus' legs, making it less effective as an anti-air. It no longer has anti-rebound

seen some decent results at majors, including placing 33rd at Maesuma TOP 13.  quiK  - The third-best Samus player of all-time who was the definitive best

which can go through the stage; three small, yellow spheres (each one deals 13%); or three quick, thin, white shots (each one deals 8%, and sets up the next

15 → 12), with its total duration reduced as well (FAF 49 → 46). Up smash's 13% hitboxes have more knockback scaling (96 → 105).

Attack + 4 Moltres: [Flame] Attack +20 Pokémon Trainer: [Arm, Leg] Attack +13 Staryu: [Specials: Direct] Attack + 3 Togepi: [Body, Spin] Attack +11 Torchic:

he can no longer pull out Bombs as a way to potentially break out of combos, making him slightly more vulnerable to them. Since Remote Bombs no longer

changes, Piranha Plant received a small number of useful buffs via update 13.0.1. Forward tilt's second hit gained more knockback, granting it better KO

most 3D Zelda games. Its somewhat slow startup is made up by its high damage (13%) and KOing power, and good range, but it also has moderate lag. It is safe

change he received was in update 13.0.1, where his jab reset animation was adjusted to match the rest of the cast. 13.0.1 Adjusted jab resets animation

Non-playable character Background character https://sourcegaming.info/2015/12/13/sakurai-fe25/

strike instead of a punch. Forward tilt: The move deals more damage (12% → 13%) with no compensation on knockback. This turns it into one of the strongest forward

throw deals more damage (from 9% to 13%), and has increased knockback. Back throw has less endlag. Aerial Flame Choke is no longer techable before final hit

specials are worse for recovering. Green Missile can no longer auto-snap the ledge, and the regular version no longer grants Luigi intangibility, making it a

scaling → 40/97). Up smash: Both hits of up smash have less startup lag (frame 13/16 → 11/15) with its duration increased on the second hit (16-26 → 15-28,

1.0.6 Startup lag (frame 21 → 20). Near hit damage (13% → 12%) and knockback scaling (78 → 72), hindering its KO potential. 1.1.5 Knockback scaling (78

Coincidentally, the total number of Spirits for the Kingdom Hearts series is 13, an important number in the Kingdom Hearts series. Likewise, all spirits are