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see Bowser Jr. (SSB4). Roy (ロイ, Roy) is a playable character in Super Smash Bros. 4. Initially leaked via data mining of update 1.0.6, Roy was formally announced

Mewtwo, Lucas, Roy, Ryu, Cloud, Corrin, and Bayonetta - were not given custom special moves. Marth’s down special, Counter. Fox’s down special, Reflector.

fighter info, see Roy (SSBM), Roy (SSB4), and Roy (SSBU). For other characters with the same name, see Roy (disambiguation). Roy (ロイ, Roy) is the protagonist

exceptions being the voice clips of his special moves (which go by the order of neutral, up, and down special move instead of down, neutral, and up) and Final Smash

but deals less damage. Main article: Marth (SSB4)/Down special/Custom 1 Main article: Lucina (SSB4)/Down special/Custom 1 Iai Counter (known as Rush Counter

the hitbox visualization in Super Smash Bros. 4. For the move itself, see Rest. Jigglypuff's down special is Rest. Opponents must be touching Jigglypuff

Ryu is the only third-party character in SSB4 (and the second overall, after Snake) who cannot wall jump. Ryu, Roy, Cloud, Corrin, and Bayonetta's voice clips

9% → 10%. Up air landing lag: 16 → 13. Down air hitbox duration: 2 frames → 4. Down air landing lag: 22 → 18. Down throw angle: 69° → 74°. Shadow Ball is

Lucas, Roy, Ryu, Cloud, Corrin, and Bayonetta - were not given custom special moves. Bowser’s side special in Brawl, Flying Slam. Pit’s side special in Brawl

Double-Edge Dance returns in SSB4, where it has been updated to use Marth's Dancing Blade animations from Brawl and SSB4, making it one of Roy's only attacks that

gently falls down to the ground with a pool of water appearing underneath him, and reverts to human form. Up taunt: Puts his head down, then raises it

smash in down aerial that is incredibly powerful even at low percentages and surprisingly recoverable for a stall-then-fall. Her down special, Witch Time

This article is about Roy's appearance in Super Smash Bros. Melee. For the character in other contexts, see Roy. Roy (ロイ, Roy) is a unlockable character

charging it with his down special, Limit Charge. Unlike most other chargeable special moves, it can be canceled with a simple special move button press,

previous side special, up special, down special and Final Smash being replaced. Despite this, Mirror Shield has technically remained a part of his moveset

pressures shields, and denies aerial approaches; and finally, down smash, one of the strongest in SSB4, has high range and secures stocks when landed, killing

ceiling. Main article: Roy (SSB4)/Up special Blazer returns as Roy's up special move in SSB4. It is mechanically the same, with Roy sending himself upwards

Brawl to return for SSB4, followed by Mewtwo and Roy. However, he retains his status as an unlockable character, whereas Mewtwo and Roy are now downloadable

release, although this only works on some characters. In SSB4 and Ultimate, the startup slows down time by a slight amount, making the main attack harder

itself. Down tilt now has weight independent knockback. Down tilt has more ending lag (FAF 14 → 16). Down tilt deals much less damage (6% → 3%). Down tilt

can during grabs. Rosalina's down tilt has more startup lag with a shorter hitbox duration (frames 4-8 → 5-8). Rosalina's down tilt's near hitboxes have swapped

the official top 100 players in Super Smash Bros. 4 of all time. See also: Category:Mega Man players (SSB4)  Kameme - The best Mega Man player of all-time

54 → 45). Down tilt has considerably lower ending lag (FAF 39 → 29). Down tilt deals more damage (7% → 8%). Down tilt has smaller hitboxes (4u → 3.8u/3u)

Richter's down aerials cause them to jump off the opponent upon hitting them or their shield with their down aerials. Unlike the Links' down aerials, these

them (up and down throws) have utility. However, even these throws are ineffective: up throw only KOs at very high percentages, whereas down throw fails

different animation for her down smash. Zelda was originally going to still transform into Sheik (and vice versa) for her down special move, but the idea was

after using down aerial. Down aerial has more startup lag (frame 6 (sword)/7 (meteor) → 9/11). Down aerial auto-cancels later (frames 48 → 55). Down aerial

smash, down aerial and neutral special have wind vortex visual effects. Chrom's Sealed Falchion lacks a sweetspot and sourspot compared to Roy's Binding

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

its quick speed (especially in Brawl and SSB4 where it comes out on frame 3), fairly high power (especially in SSB4 and Ultimate), and good ability to space

whereas if simply tilted down or in the opposite direction of the ledge, they will merely let go of it. This also works with down specials, except for ones that

less than 3 minutes. Main article: Marth (SSB4)/Side special/Custom 1 Main article: Lucina (SSB4)/Side special/Custom 1 Heavy Blade: Deals much more damage

one of the strongest meteor smashes in Brawl, SSB4 and Ultimate. Mario's forward smash in Melee, Brawl, SSB4 and Ultimate is notable for having a visible

however, such as the Bob-omb. Prior to SSB4, counterattacks lacked any special aesthetics upon activating. In SSB4, most counterattacks, upon activating

his moves and a laggy up special. Marth's "clone", Roy, has attacks that are almost identical in animation, and many "Marth vs. Roy" debates ensued in the

their moderately fast aerial attacks, throws, and down tilt, notably their down throw to up aerial or down tilt to neutral or forward air, although they lose

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starting in Smash 4. Both Zelda and Sheik can Transform into each other using their down special. They have new special moves starting in Smash 4, thus they can

opponents. Various special moves, tilts, and even weak parts of smash attacks can lock or reset opponents. Jab Locks are still possible in SSB4. However, in

to grab the ledge. Flare Blade returns as Roy's neutral special move. It appears relatively unchanged, but Roy can now turn around freely during the charge

using up special out of shield, reacting to jump with a Full Hop back air or up special out of shield, reacting to normal getup with up special out of shield

Emblem games who dwell within special rings. Main article: Corrin (SSB4) Corrin is a downloadable newcomer in Super Smash Bros. 4 released on February 3rd,

wields the Ultra Sword in SSB4. Pit splits the Palutena Bow in SSB4. Dark Pit's split Silver Bow SSB4. The Phantom's sword in SSB4. Sheik using Sheikah Dance

properties on his up smash, down aerial, or any of his special moves, unlike Roy. His Flare Blade is nearly identical in function to Roy's version, although it

officially cease. Main article: List of updates (SSB4-3DS) Main article: List of updates (SSB4-Wii U) Smash 4 is the first game in the series to receive regular

knockback. Down air is a highly capable meteor smash. Ness's down smash is one of the best tools for 2-framing recoveries in SSB4. Donkey Kong: Down air and

fire tome/magic in the Fire Emblem series. As Ike's up special move, Aether loses both of its special effects from Fire Emblem, and only consists of its first

deal less damage (3%/4% → 2.5%/3% (first & second), 4%/5% → 3%/4% (third, neutral & up), 4.5%/5.5% → 3%/4% (third, down), 5%/7% → 4%/6% (fourth, neutral)

Donkey Kong, Pikachu, Ganondorf, Pichu, Roy, Young Link, Mr. Game & Watch, Link, Ness, and Sheik) with her down throw from as little as 0% to medium or

pressing the special button. Turnaround specials are quite common. For example, when a player reverses the direction of their up special to recover, they