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make recovery from that side of the stage significantly more difficult. Examples of ungrabbable edges include the moving platform of Peach's Castle (in

(67-79), Pikachu (80-92), Luigi (93-104), Captain Falcon (105-122), Ness (123-136), Jigglypuff (137-151), Master Hand (152-153), Announcer (154-205), Poké

tiered. Faster characters with quick attacks are normally higher tier. An example of the collective playerbase's metagame affecting the tier lists can be

extremely punishable if whiffed or only KO at very high percentages, for example her forward throw and dash attack. Thus to mitigate her raw kill potential

character's horizontal velocity exceeds their Walk Speed (maximum). For example: Peach has 0.1 traction and 0.85 walk speed. So if her velocity is 1 it

some third-party series, Nintendo-published installment) released. For example, all series that debuted on the Game Boy are listed before the ones that

to shield. Despite these strengths, Diddy Kong has some weaknesses. For example, since his Banana is an item, opponents can use it against him, allowing

aerial movement, and avoid crossing blast lines and being KOd. A prominent example of a momentum canceling move is Mr. Game & Watch's Oil Panic, which negates

very fast frame data overall and great utility throughout its moveset. An example of this is its incredibly capable aerial game. Neutral aerial is Pichu's

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%). Diddy

aerials, back throw, Giant Punch, and grounded Spinning Kong are all prime examples. His ability to take stocks with his powerful attacks is made easier with

forward hit has significantly increased knockback (60 base/130 scaling → 80/123), which when combined with the move's other changes, now make it a viable

hitbox placements or properties, such as hitting on both sides of her. For example, her forward tilt can hit in front of her with her arm and behind her with

regardless of the direction he’s facing, mirroring his animations. For example, Luigi's up smash animation is reversed, with his head facing away from

character, most characters are able to outperform him in various areas: as examples, Mario himself has a significantly more versatile combo game, Fox has better

wide variety of powerful attacks both in the air and on the ground. For example, Bowser's forward smash is the most damaging smash attack in Brawl. However

inferior to their regular versions, while only very few are very useful. One example of this involves its versions of Water Shuriken. Stagnant Shuriken is a

Charizard's strengths is the utility of its moveset. Neutral attack is a prime example of this utility: it is among the most damaging of its kind in the game;

largely situational due to a mix of poor range and speed. Egg Throw, for example, is an effective projectile attack that can help change directions in midair

Piklag also extends the window of time in which he can perform a combo; for example, in Ultimate, Olimar's second jab can confirm back aerial far more easily

significantly more damage and knockback than in the final version; for example in the E3 2013 demo, Mega Man's down smash was a multi-hitting attack that

making it to the finish line before the opponents. The game is an early example of a "simulation" game, with attempts at realistic physics and controls

from competing while seemingly always retaining peak competitive shape. Examples of this include Shroomed qualifying for multiple Smash Summits, the Slippi

superregionals, MkLeo underperformed at most of the events he attended. For example, Smash Factor X marked the first Smash Factor event since Smash Factor 2013

Lycanthrope Smash 'N' Splash 3 June 2nd-4th, 2017 17th 13th Gahtzu Get Smashed 123 June 20th, 2017 13th — — GENESIS: RED July 9th, 2017 25th 7th Alan EVO 2017

various local Facebook groups such as NYC SSBM, NYC Smash 4, or NYC SSB64 for example. The largest regional events hosted there include the "Super Series" such