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only lasting 34 frames. Fox Illusion: Like all of the other characters, Fox has a side special. In his case, it is Fox Illusion. Fox Illusion gives him an

fighter info, see Fox (SSB), Fox (SSBM), Fox (SSBB), Fox (SSB4), and Fox (SSBU). "Fox" redirects here. For the Persona 5 character who uses Fox as a codename

article is about Fox's appearance in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. For the character in other contexts, see Fox McCloud. Fox (フォックス, Fox) is a playable fighter

than Fox. Falco has a much higher wall jump than Fox. Falco walks (1.6 → 1.4) slower than Fox. Falco dashes (2.2 → 1.5) significantly slower than Fox. Falco

characters such as Marth and Fox on this stage compared to other similar stages. There is one exception to this: with Falco (and with Fox with more difficulty)

On the occasion that a Fox mirror match occurs on Final Destination, commentators may reference the meme. However, professionals maintain that while their

or one of its major franchises. Robert F. Fox, born October 11, 1991, and known professionally as Toby Fox, is an American video game developer and video

having enough players for a small regional. They also formerly sponsored professional Fox player Silent Wolf.  Silent Wolf  Official web site

convert zero-to-deaths vs. Fox and Falco and off of a single grab. With these advancements, many players began to rethink the Sheik-Fox matchup, arguing that

codenamed Skull. Ann Takamaki, codenamed Panther. Yusuke Kitagawa, codenamed Fox. Makoto Niijima, codenamed Queen. Haru Okumura, codenamed Noir. The Ω form

the technique as having few practical uses in Melee. However, early professionals such as Recipherus and Azen soon demonstrated the technique's extreme

without losing a single set, with Moyashi placing second below Isai. Canadian Fox main, Ryan Ford, incited controversy at Revival of Melee 5 by refusing to

Event 2: Landmaster Ignition: As Fox with a Smash Ball, the player must survive against Meta Knight and Sheik. Fox must rely on his Landmaster as his

away from Fox and Sheik on Corneria. Crouching next to Mario and Luigi on Temple. Using Thunder near Yoshi on Onett. Using its down aerial on Fox and Captain

manufacturing errors Control stick/C stick notches (best angles for Sweetspots, Fire Fox, wavedashing, Shield dropping, and drifting.) Removed or cut trigger springs

repeatedly used Fox's bad moves on purpose (for example, spamming grounded lasers, spamming grounded Fox Illusions, and landing a combo with Fire Fox), giving

cause flinching, making it potent at shutting down almost any approach. Fox: Fox is known for having one of the strongest neutral games in Melee, in large

Kirby on Princess Peach's Castle. Using Bowser Bomb on Fox on Pokémon Stadium. Using Koopa Klaw on Fox on Great Bay. Using Fire Breath on Brinstar. Knocked

such as an up throw, up tilt, or up aerial. Against fastfallers such as Fox, Falco, and Captain Falcon, an up throw can combo into Rest easily, especially

game franchises such as Dragon Quest, Fire Emblem, and Undertale, as Toby Fox has given Masahiro Sakurai contact info of the company. The intro and outro

both "crazy" and "hammer". Fox: The PAL English Smash 4 character title for Fox is a reference to a recurring line in the Star Fox franchise: "Never give up

being based on how he looks in Star Fox 64 and the intro to Melee, and he only has Japanese voice clips, much like Fox and Falco's appearances. Wolf mostly

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banned. Hax$  (New York City): Known for playing one of the most technical Fox players, as well as being the former best Captain Falcon in the world. 6th

major tournaments. In Melee, this list generally includes four characters: Fox, Jigglypuff, Marth, and Falco, all of whom have been able to consistently

when spat out (17% (Jigglypuff/Kirby/Pikachu/Fox/Ness) → 10% (Jigglypuff)/12% (Kirby)/13% (Pikachu)/16% (Fox/Ness), 25% → 18% (Yoshi), 30% → 19% (Donkey

Suit Samus is voiced by Alésia Glidewell, who also voices Krystal from Star Fox and the Assist Trophy Knuckle Joe; unlike those characters, Zero Suit Samus

mechanisms of his government, so he splits away from the FOX unit and must deal with the revolt of his former FOX comrades in Metal Gear Solid: Portable Ops. Afterwards

This article is about the neutral special move. For characters professional smashers reserve for special matchups, see Alternate character. Pocket (しまう／とり出す

switched to Sheik in early 2015. He has since switched mains to Sheik and Fox, but did return to the character on a few occasions, notably placing 5th at

Marth is still a very favorable character at high level play, and, like Fox and Falco, has fared much better in the transition from Melee to Brawl than

of his dash dance. With his ability to chaingrab some fastfallers such as Fox and Falco with his up throw, tech chase opponents and set up edgeguards with

with moves like up tilt, neutral air, and down smash; fast fallers such as Fox and Falco are generally more susceptible to up throw, while down throw is

aiming for the ledge, or abruptly cutting their recovery short such as Fox's Fox Illusion) and running into extremely slow attacks, such as Falcon Punch

for characters with reflectors and/or moves capable of absorption, such as Fox and Rosalina & Luma, respectively. Additionally, Clown Cannon is a sluggish

teammate. Following his release, he started seeing strong results thanks to professionals such as komorikiri, Mew2King and Tweek, which led him to be ranked 12th

Samus. Teching or rolling with Fox and Wii Fit Trainer. Up taunt in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS. Down taunt with Fox and a Banana Peel. Damaging Bowser

Ken's already high perception, this further improved him in the eyes of professionals, and he is often considered a dark horse candidate for a top tier or

out of 54 on the tier list, placing him in the A tier and tying him with Fox. This is a significant improvement over his mid-tier placement in Brawl, where

gamebreaking camping, or utilise infinite chain throws, as in the case of Fox in Temple for the former, or King Dedede in Shadow Moses Island for the latter)

middle to low-middle tiered character, as in the beginning of Melee, professionals did not discover their powerful grounded presence and threatening wobbling

Fit Trainer striking a pose alongside a damaged Fox, Samus and Pit. Using her down taunt alongside Fox using his down smash. Wii Fit Trainer teetering

with Daisy being the 28th character to be unlocked. Clear Classic Mode with Fox or any character in his unlock tree, being the 5th character unlocked after

being slightly above Fox's. As a result, some characters now have initial dash speeds that outpace their running speeds, allowing fox-trotting to alleviate

multiple titles in the Mario and The Legend of Zelda series, as well as for Star Fox 64. Like the other aforementioned Famicom games released before the world

consistently impressive results primarily in Japan, thanks to the efforts of professionals such as Sigma and Ri-ma. The majority of Toon Link's attributes noticeably

just a superior version of the roll. This misconception exists because professional players wavedash in most situations in which casual players would roll

transformations, Marth has the fastest walking speed in every game: he is tied with Fox in Melee, and Lucina in SSB4 and Ultimate. Source Gaming: "Sakurai Interview:

Dong" resulting in players having a much higher opinion of him with most professionals consider him being a high tier character. Due to the aesthetic used in

best, he has managed to attain a dedicated player base that consists of professionals such as Izaw, Scizor, Sova Unknown and T, who have managed to achieve