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range than Young Link. Neutral attack: The third hit of Toon Link's neutral attack has a larger hitbox. Toon Link does not have a neutral infinite like Young

see: Link (SSBB)/Neutral attack/Hit 1 Link (SSBB)/Neutral attack/Hit 2 Link (SSBB)/Neutral attack/Hit 3

see: Toon Link (SSBB)/Neutral attack/Hit 1 Toon Link (SSBB)/Neutral attack/Hit 2 Toon Link (SSBB)/Neutral attack/Hit 3

Flame. Link: Link (SSB)/Neutral special Link (SSBM)/Side special Link (SSB4)/Side special/Custom 1 Link (SSBU)/Side special Young Link: Young Link (SSBM)/Side

see Link (SSB), Link (SSBM), Link (SSBB), Link (SSB4), and Link (SSBU). "Rinku" redirects here. For the Mexican player, see Smasher:Rinku. Link (リンク,

about Link's and Toon Link's neutral special move. For Young Link's neutral special, see Fire Arrow. This article is about Link's neutral special from Melee

info, see Toon Link (SSBB), Toon Link (SSB4), and Toon Link (SSBU). "Toon" redirects here. For the Chilean smasher, see Smasher:Toon. Toon Link (トゥーンリンク, Toon

opponents below Link. Link can now B-reverse with Hero's Bow. Ghost Arrow glitch has been removed. Gale Boomerang: Link has a new side special: Gale Boomerang

in Melee that allows Link and Young Link to techroll on command. The properties of this technique change between Link and Young Link but the both are quicker

of each individual hit, see: Mario (SSBB)/Neutral attack/Hit 1 Mario (SSBB)/Neutral attack/Hit 2 Mario (SSBB)/Neutral attack/Hit 3

Ivysaur in regards to Pokémon Trainer, see Pokémon Trainer (SSBB), Squirtle (SSBB), and Charizard (SSBB). Ivysaur (フシギソウ, Fushigisou), stylized as IVYSAUR in

+20 Link (Link to the Past): [Electric] Resistance +31 Link (Twilight Princess): [Slash] Resistance +27 Link (Wind Waker): [Flame] Attack +31 Link with

In Smash 64, while reverse neutral special moves do not exist, it is possible to turn around while performing a neutral special move by simply tilting the

+20 Link [Link to the Past]: [Electric] resistance +31 Link [Twilight Princess]: [Slash] resistance +27 Link [Wind Waker]: [Flame] attack +31 Link with

since A Link to the Past. Link: Link (SSB)/Up special Link (SSBM)/Up special Link (SSBB)/Up special Link (SSB4)/Up special Link (SSBU)/Up special Young Link:

appears before Link soon after his spirit is unsealed after being contained within the Chamber of Sages for seven years. Upon meeting Link, Sheik reveals

Link (SSBB)/Final Smash Link (SSB4)/Final Smash Young Link: Young Link (SSBU)/Final Smash Toon Link: Toon Link (SSBB)/Final Smash Toon Link (SSB4)/Final

based on Link although he was mainly changed to more closely resemble Young Link. Toon Link overall has greater KO potential and his specials were re-purposed

Kirby's special moves have varying degrees of usefulness. His neutral special move, Inhale, gives him the unique ability to copy the neutral special moves

aerial. Neutral aerial: Neutral aerial can now auto-cancel in a short hop due to the Ice Climbers' lower falling speed. Despite the partner's neutral aerial

shown in A Link to the Past, A Link Between Worlds, and Tears of the Kingdom. Her personality also changes between incarnations, more so than Link. While all

well. Sonic can remain in the air indefinitely with careful use of his neutral special, Homing Attack, and with proper placement can either stage spike or

edgeguarding. Wolf's special moves are variants of Fox and Falco's, with different animations and properties. His neutral special, Blaster, is a gun that

For the technical data of each individual hit, see: Link (SSBB)/Forward smash/Hit 1 Link (SSBB)/Forward smash/Hit 2

and can now super glide toss. Neutral attack: Neutral attack's hitboxes are larger overall (4.8/3.6/3.2u → 5.5/4/3u). Neutral attack's infinite no longer

and Link are the only returning characters in Brawl to have at least one completely different special move. In this case, Bowser's side special is changed

removal of L-canceling, their landing lag was not fully compensated. Neutral aerial: Neutral aerial can now be used to lock opponents. It deals less damage (14%

information about Pokémon Trainer's Pokémon, see Squirtle (SSBB), Ivysaur (SSBB), and Charizard (SSBB). Pokémon Trainer (ポケモントレーナー, Pokémon Trainer) is a playable

after her up tilt, down tilt, neutral aerial, forward aerial, back aerial, down smash, and jab cancel; it can also repeatedly link into itself to easily rack

the technical data of each individual hit, see: Toon Link (SSBB)/Forward smash/Hit 1 Toon Link (SSBB)/Forward smash/Hit 2

dodges in the game along with Link, Falco, Yoshi, and Toon Link. It also has useful OoS moves such as up smash and neutral aerial. However, it has a relatively

Three Sacred Treasures from Kid Icarus serve as his neutral special move, up special move, and down special move respectively, albeit with changes from the

recover easily. She also has the largest ledge sweetspot in the game. Her neutral special, Charge Shot, does great knockback at higher percentages and is a deadly

→ 2-20). Neutral attack, up tilt and forward smash now have a slash effect instead of a normal effect. Neutral attack: Falco has a new neutral attack, where

Lylat Cruise. Using his down tilt on Link on Skyworld. Using his neutral attack on Fox on Battlefield. Using his neutral aerial on Wario on Pokémon Stadium

aerials very easily. Her side special has a huge sweetspot at the end (one of the biggest in the game, second to Zelda's side special) and the sour spot has the

"replaced" Mewtwo from Super Smash Bros. Melee, due to them having a similar neutral special, and those upset at Mewtwo's exclusion naturally looking for a scapegoat

2. Posing on Rumble Falls. Crouching on Delfino Plaza. Using his neutral attack on Link on Smashville. Diddy Kong, Captain Falcon, Ike, King Dedede and

of A Link to the Past, where he is driven back by Link and the new seven sages. Centuries after that during the events of The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between

damaged. Snake has fast and powerful neutral and tilt attacks, and his forward tilt, up tilt, down tilt, and neutral attack all have low startup and ending

attack, and his previous neutral special, the Boomerang, is now his side special. His new neutral special is the Hero's Bow, where Link takes out his bow and

multiple aerials in a short hop such as two forward or back aerials. Neutral aerial: Neutral aerial has a slightly longer duration (frames 6-28 → 6-29), less

her recovery's safety. Neutral aerial: Neutral aerial can now trip opponents and it is now possible to connect both hits of neutral aerial allowing it to

Kirby has the ability to copy another character's neutral special move with his own neutral special move, Inhale. If Kirby swallows another Kirby, only

against Link and Yoshi, they are turned into trophies and are captured by King Dedede but are rescued by Kirby. Kirby revives Link and Yoshi, then Link fires

connects. Rapid jabs of his neutral attack combo are faster, making them safer to use. The Gentleman (third hit of neutral attack) is also easier to perform

the game due to its extremely slow speed. Main article: Ganondorf (SSBB)/Neutral special In addition to dealing consistent damage and doing much more damage

powerful neutral game and approach, even though he lacks a projectile. He can easily pressure with his aerials and tilts, and his neutral special, Mach Tornado

Fox's sword in SSBB. Kat & Ana's swords in SSBB. Lyn's sword in SSBB. Magnus wielding his sword in SSB4. Saki wielding his Cannon Sword in SSBB. Samurai Goroh

Ike's side special, Quick Draw. Quickdraw, or QDing, is a Link and Toon Link technique in Brawl that they can use with their neutral special move, Bow,

Pikachu's neutral special move, Thunder Jolt, emits a bolt of electricity that bounces along the stage. Quick Attack is Pikachu's up special move and while

Arrow (パルテナアロー, Palutena Arrow) prior to Super Smash Bros. 4, is Pit's neutral special move. Pit will pull his bow string back, and fire it when the button

this occurs. The first option is that Kirby can copy an opponent's neutral special move, while popping them out for 6% damage - performed by pressing the

still had a neutral expression while using this move, like previous games. Kirby (SSB)/Up special Kirby (SSBM)/Up special Kirby (SSBB)/Up special Kirby (SSB4)/Up

down special Flip Jump can bury a grounded fighter in the dirt. She can kick midflip by pressing the special button. Zero Suit Samus's up special Boost

tow. Later, Dedede rides past Mario, Link, Pit and Yoshi. King Dedede originally tries to steal Mario and Pit/Link and Yoshi as trophies, but Kirby rescues

a variety of items derived from the Game & Watch series. Chef, his neutral special move, launches sausages at random distances from a pan. At closer distances

standard attacks (neutral attacks), strong attacks (tilts), and smash attacks with the Attack button Recovery Using special moves with the "Special" button Shielding

Marth's backwards glide toss covers much more distance. Neutral attack: The second hit of neutral attack has less startup lag (frame 5 → 4) and its tipper

can also be blocked by the passive shields worn by Link (from Melee onward), Young Link, Toon Link, and Hero. All throwable items except for the Spiny

Nayru's Love (ネールの愛, Nayru's Love) is Zelda's neutral special move. A large blue crystal forms itself around Zelda, which then splits into tiny blue crystals

→ 26). Neutral attack: Holding the attack button will now make Fox repeat the first hit of the attack until it connects with an enemy. Neutral attack's

getup attack, and roll. His neutral air's lingering hitbox also covers ledge jump and getup attack. Link: Link's neutral air covers a wide hitbox around

its size has been significantly increased (4.8u/3.6u → 7u/4.5u). Neutral aerial: Neutral aerial has less landing lag (20 frames → 15) and can now auto-cancel

release that Ike "replaced" Roy from Melee, due to them having a similar neutral special, and both being sword wielders from Fire Emblem. However, leftover data

series. Link using the Gale Boomerang in Super Smash Bros. 4. Challenge board unlock image for Ripping Boomerang. Link (SSBB)/Side special Link (SSB4)/Side

grabs, giving him a ranged grab, much like Link, Toon Link, Samus, and Olimar. Like Ness, all of his special moves, as well as his Final Smash, derive from

(SSB)/Up special Mario (SSBM)/Up special Mario (SSBB)/Up special Mario (SSB4)/Up special Mario (SSBU)/Up special Luigi: Luigi (SSB)/Up special Luigi (SSBM)/Up

case) to grab. Captain Falcon: Second jab to Falcon Dive. Neutral attack: Robin. Up tilt: Link, Lucas (at low percentages), Robin. Dash attack: Falco, Mewtwo

with his forward aerial being fast and having moderate knockback, his neutral and back aerial being powerful but difficult to land, and his down air acting

protagonists from various other Fire Emblem games who dwell within special rings. Main article: Ike (SSBB) Ike was the first Fire Emblem character to be revealed

jumps and up-special. Fly can be angled, used immediately or charged for nearly a second, and Charizard can cancel it into any aerial or special move while

fast character. His neutral special move is the Blaster Shot, which sends one powerful energy beam at his opponents. His up special is the Fire Fox which

practical moves: his new up tilt comes out much faster, and his new neutral special Dead Man's Volley & Drift is a reflector that doubles as a floating

Pikachu (SSB)/Down special Pikachu (SSBM)/Down special Pikachu (SSBB)/Down special Pikachu (SSB4)/Down special Pikachu (SSBU)/Down special Pichu: Pichu (SSBM)/Down

Binding Blade, it also has a multitude of flame-based attacks. Roy's neutral special move, Flare Blade, is a chargeable sword strike akin to Marth's Shield

hack used to show the hitboxes of Toon Link's Spin Attack in Brawl. Metagame Minute Ep2: D3's Broken Spot Dodge - SSBB

mouth. List of Copy Abilities Kirby (SSB)/Neutral special Kirby (SSB4)/Neutral special Kirby (SSBU)/Neutral special

needs room to use PK Thunder to recover. In addition, while Samus, Link and Young Link boast relatively long and flexible recovery options, the angled recovery

His neutral special move is Giant Punch, which becomes stronger depending on how long the player lets DK charge it before using it. His up special is Spinning

knockback, but sends at an angle that is five degrees shallower. Squirtle's neutral-special, Water Gun, was also improved. It now produces damaging hitboxes and

Inhale (すいこみ, Suction) is King Dedede's neutral special move. The attack is similar to Kirby's Inhale in appearance, but with slightly increased range

This article is about Ike's side special move, Quick Draw. For the Link and Toon Link technique, see Quickdraw (technique). Quick Draw (居合い斬り, Iai/Quick-Draw

reflect projectiles with Nayru's Love, her neutral special. This move can also be used for spacing. Zelda's side special, Din's Fire, is a fiery, guided projectile

Kirby's special moves are very punishing and shouldn't be taken lightly. Kirby's neutral special, Inhale, is a grab that allows him to copy the neutral special

producing a small burst of fire, his neutral special move uses Megavitamins instead of Fireballs, and his side special move, Super Sheet, is a white bed sheet

Hand Grenade (手榴弾, Hand Grenade) is Snake's neutral special move. Pressing and holding the special move button once will cause Snake to pull out the pin

the ground, this chain is neutral/dash attack → tilt → smash attack → special move, while in the air the chain is aerial → special move. While a stage cannot

multiplier: 0.5x → 0.8x. Neutral aerial duration: frame 3-32 → 3-30. Neutral aerial lingering hitbox sizes decreased. Neutral aerial middle hitbox damage:

knockback. The hitboxes of Neutral, Forward and Down aerials are now attached to Blade as opposed to being static in Brawl. Neutral aerial inflicts less damage

Homing Attack. Side special is now Somersault: a fast-starting spin attack with a variable height jump depending on how long is the special button held. Pressing

opponents on-stage, such as his new neutral attack and up tilt being reliable combo starters. His new neutral special, Offense Up, replaces his almost non-competitivly

unable to pass the move down to its descendants. Like Pikachu, Pichu has a special variant of its species; in Pichu's case, it is Spiky-eared Pichu, which

two. Luigi (SSB)/Down special Luigi (SSBM)/Down special Luigi (SSBB)/Down special Luigi (SSB4)/Down special Luigi (SSBU)/Down special SmashBoards, "The Official

and damage adjusted to better link into each other. Final jab (the kick) knockback increased Dash attack's hitboxes link more reliably and have had their

For fighter info, see Marth (SSBM), Marth (SSBB), Marth (SSB4), and Marth (SSBU). Marth (マルス, Marth; formerly translated as Mars prior to Super Smash Bros

punishes. Link: Neutral aerial auto-cancels before its hitbox ends which can make the move frame positive on shield if executed perfectly. Marth: Neutral aerial's

character's special move provides no additional benefit. If a character does not have a special move that negates momentum, their statistics in the "Special MC"

heavyweights have poor neutral games, making them unable to exploit Zero Suit Samus's primary weakness of having a weaker neutral herself. Villager hard

Falcon's special moves are the Falcon Punch, his neutral special move, a slow but powerful charge-up punch attack; the Falcon Dive, his up special move, a

charges up Ivysaur's second neutral special. Once it heals 22 percentage points of damage, Ivysaur's next neutral special will become a one-time SolarBeam

the side missions in the game required Young Link to sell various masks to the citizens of Hyrule. Young Link found the Running Man in Hyrule Field and sold

frames → 16 (neutral), 16 frames → 20 (forward), 9 frames → 17 (back), 9 frames → 19 (up) though, this is compensated with L canceling. Neutral aerial has

default moves. Her side special is now Explosive Flame, which was previously one of her custom neutral specials. Her down special now consists of both Counter

This article is about Sheik's special move. For information on the grab technique often called a "chain", see chain grab. For Shulk's Final Smash, see

follow-up potential. Neutral aerial autocancels later (34+ → 36+). Neutral aerial's early hit does more damage (10% → 12%). Neutral aerial's late hit has

hit almost impossible to link together. Main article: Marth (SSB4)/Side special/Custom 2 Main article: Lucina (SSB4)/Side special/Custom 2 Dancing Blade

Banana Peels created by down special. Link and Toon Link: Bombs created by down special. Peach: Vegetables created by down special. R.O.B.: Gyros R.O.B. has

created by his neutral special. They must be shield dropped first and picked back up. Peach: Vegetables, created by her down special. Diddy Kong: Banana

in to neutral, forward, back or up aerial and at certain percents with the help with Spring Jump, up throw to up air can lead to a KO. His neutral aerial

10-12). Neutral, up and down aerials have more landing lag (10 frames → 15 (neutral), 9 frames → 20 (up), 19 frames → 34 (down), While neutral and down

Raptor Boost (ファルコンナックル, Falcon Knuckle) is Captain Falcon's side special move. When used, Captain Falcon pauses for a split second as he rears back with

different attributes. Mario's neutral special move is Fire Ball, which is moderately fast but deals minor damage. His up special move is Super Jump Punch,

bright yellow; officially referred to as Standby Mode, the character's neutral special move is effectively replaced with a single use of their Final Smash

Man's neutral attack, forward tilt, and neutral aerial are all considered part of the same natural combo. Can also be performed with the special-move button

"Monado Walk" (which applies to Kirby as well when he copies Shulk's neutral special); many characters' crawling animations (with those of Wario and Zero

Attack into it. The bomb should explode allowing Link a second up special, or a Hookshot recovery (if Link isn't facing away). Simply drop the bomb while

character. Her design is based off her appearance from Super Metroid. Her neutral special move is the Charge Shot, which can fire small blasts that do little

version 4.0.0, characters with passive shields (namely Hero, Link, Toon Link, and Young Link) can also shield SDI if they block a projectile with them. As

ground is only average, and in the air it is slightly worse (though his neutral special, if B-reversed, can help alleviate this). Snake excels at dealing high-damage

side special moves for copying their neutral special. A voice clip for PK Freeze also went unused for a while as it was not Ness's default special, but

the stage. Lucina taunting with Charizard on the stage. Young Link idling with Toon Link's Fairy on the stage. Roy on the stage. Meta Knight standing next

the control stick or D-pad (while holding the special button) and can be released by letting go of the special button. The farther the fireball travels (and

Shooting items fire projectiles when used, typically replacing the neutral attack and neutral aerial of the user. They all have limited ammunition and will

performable by Kirby, King Dedede, and Wario. These characters can use their neutral special moves to eat most items. Kirby and King Dedede use Inhale while Wario

due to Kirby's smaller size. Neutral attack's second hit now uses a weak punch sound instead of a medium punch sound. Neutral attack's loop hits launch opponents

him to him suck in enemies caught within the vortex and emulate their neutral special attack. In-game description: The 8-inch high Kirby hails from a distant

Vanish (浮身, Floating Body) is Sheik's up special move. It involves her throwing a Deku Nut and vanishing into thin air. Using the Control Stick, the player

Bullet Seed (タネマシンガン, Machinegun Seed) is Ivysaur's neutral special move. Bullet Seed is a move where Ivysaur shoots a barrage of seeds upwards from its

using the cores of Whispy Woods, Bonus Fruit, a Neutral type, and two support types. Kirby using his neutral aerial on the stage. In Super Smash Bros. Brawl

popguns. However, this special ability runs off of Crystal Coconuts, and when the Crystal Coconuts run out, Diddy Kong's special ability disappears. Diddy

of armored attacks (SSBB) List of armored attacks (SSB4) List of armored attacks (SSBU) Passive armor Stone - Kirby's down special, which uses a mechanic

bossmae01_2. Most of the characters are just in a neutral pose, looking off in one direction or another, but Link, Kirby, Pikachu and Snake are using their E3

animation until the Final Smash is finished. It can also be done with Link's side special. In Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS, if the Final Smash is used

later. Absorption is not to be confused with Villager and Isabelle's neutral special, Pocket, or any other form of collecting items. In The Subspace Emissary

attack involves trying to ram himself into Link. There are two ways to stop Ganon's charge: in his human form, Link must shoot an arrow at Ganon to stun him;

Farore's Wind (ファロレの風, Farore's Wind) is Zelda's up special move. A yellow ribbon of magic spins around Zelda, damaging nearby opponents and causing her

possible for Wario to taunt while on his bike. Main article: Wario (SSBB)/Side special The bike's speed can be controlled depending on how much the player

more damage enemies have, the harder it is to avoid (i.e. if Kirby vs. Link, with Link at 200%+ damage, he will be sucked into the pot easier and from a farther

Game & Watch's aerials can now be L-cancelled. Neutral aerial deals more damage (16% → 17%). Neutral aerial has more landing lag (15 frames → 17). Forward

can be held for significantly longer. Certain special moves can also be charged, either by holding the special attack button or by pressing the button once

times in the air. His neutral special move is the Palutena's Arrow, which Pit uses in a similar style as Link, Young Link, and Toon Link; however, Pit's arrows

stage DLC. The following CDs are unlocked through challenges. The custom special moves for Palutena and the Mii Fighters are available from the start, and

up. The character will stand up in an identical animation of a standard neutral get-up, with intangibility frames at the beginning. Trying to perform a

Kong Quest is his neutral special move, whereas the Propellerpack from Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble! is his up special move. Aside from

Legend of Zelda, Zelda II: The Adventure of Link, and the non-colorized Game Boy version of The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening along with a Zelda-themed version

also useful for attacking a player behind with a special move or aerial. With the C-Stick set to special moves and while a character is running, the player

lets the player select between PAL50 (576i50) and PAL60 (480i60). The "Special Movie" was removed, as was the Archives section in the Data menu (But has

The first two hits of neutral attack deal consistent set knockback (50/40/30 → 30 (hit 1), 20 (hit 2)). The second hit of neutral attack deals less damage

augmented by moves other than the standard second jump and up special, such as other special moves that provide boosts to momentum, or a tether recovery

an up special input; if the C-Stick is set to special moves, one can also merely flick it upward while shielding to perform an immediate up special out of

landing lag even when L cancelled. Neutral aerial no longer has a sweetspot and sourspot which send opponents away making neutral air properly connect all hits

(Bowser, Yoshi, 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

SSB4. PSI Magnet is the only special move that Ness and Lucas do not shout out. PSI Magnet is Ness and Lucas's only special move whose name does not begin

an pre-backroom ruleset Matches are only played on Dream Land, the only neutral stage. Tournaments with Smash Remix or 19XXTE may have alternative versions

reduced (120 frames → 60). Shield colors are darkened. New features in Special Brawl: Flower Mode replaced with Element Mode, which adds a random element

introduced the "physical-special split", making it so that attacking moves are now individually programmed as physical or special instead of being set by

version of Mario's neutral special animation can be seen. In E3 promotional material, an early version of Bowser's neutral special, Fire Breath, can be

Flame Choke (炎獄握, Flame Prison Grip) is Ganondorf's side special move since Super Smash Bros. Brawl, replacing Gerudo Dragon from Super Smash Bros. Melee

his neutral special, Warlock Punch. The usage of the names Young Link for the child-age Link from Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask and Toon Link for the

execute this move, Kirby has to trap an opponent in his mouth using his neutral special move, Inhale, and walk off the side of the stage. What makes this form

percent, if a sweetspotted down smash is connected, she can link up to 2 more and then neutral aerial them into another down smash, where she can true combo

combo can be used on certain characters, such as Link or Toon Link during their up special move. Toon Link is able to meteor smash with this technique, although

appearance from F-Zero X, and his moveset is original to the game. His neutral special is the famous Falcon Punch, which has a considerable amount of startup

chaingrabbed, Falco can still followup into a dash attack, an up smash, a neutral aerial or a down aerial, with his most damaging followup being his gatling

than he gains, even when mashing B. Mario (SSB)/Down special Mario (SSBM)/Down special Mario (SSBB)/Down aerial Mario (SSB4)/Down aerial Mario (SSBU)/Down

The unused down special animation for Min Min. Aerial version of the unused down special animation for Min Min. The unused up special animation for Mythra

Smash Bros. Melee. Flaws in artificial intelligence AI flaws (SSB) AI flaws (SSBB) AI flaws (SSB4) AI flaws (SSBU) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gW7lnHpTzhU

Pikmin Chain (ピクミンつながり, Pikmin Link) is Olimar's up special move in Super Smash Bros. Brawl. Captain Olimar creates a chain of Pikmin and uses it to latch

original NES The Legend of Zelda, in which Link used a similar weapon called the Silver Arrow to defeat Ganon. Link was first able to wield the Light Arrows

instead. Freaky Fruit (custom neutral special move) - Meteor smashes only when the key is thrown. Meteor Trampoline (custom up special move) - Meteor smashes

vertical knockback. It can be followed up with an up tilt, up smash, or a neutral aerial if the opponent double jumps away. The throw is notable for being

starting roster. Her neutral special is the Charge Shot, a chargeable ball of energy that Samus shoots out of her arm cannon. Her up special is the Screw Attack

Chrom's down specials, is also the name of Palutena's down special. Thunder is the name of Robin's neutral special and Pikachu and Pichu's down special. Flame

Falco, but more as rivals. Falco frequently picks on Slippy for being a weak link that is always in danger, while Slippy thinks Falco is arrogant and a show-off

Sonic's side special move. Sonic curls into a ball and begins charging the attack, sliding backwards as he does so. Upon release of the special button, he

as it allows players to punish moves with low ending lag such as Fox's neutral aerial. Its ability to reflect projectiles is even more valuable as it allows

predictable pattern with only their up special (or only side special with Luigi), never using alternate methods like side specials or wall-grapples, which causes

(trip) · Edge attack (fast) · Edge attack (slow) Neutral special · Side special · Up special · Down special · Final Smash

all four of Lucas’s special moves, which are custom moves for Ness, and Young Link's Fire Bow, which is a custom move for Toon Link.

Smash Bros. Brawl. For the move itself, see Flame Choke. Ganondorf's side special in Brawl is Flame Choke. Ganondorf boosts forward with one dark magic-infused

recovering rather than using it as an attack. Main article: Ganondorf (SSBB)/Down special In Super Smash Bros. Brawl, Wizard's Foot has seen a plethora of changes

(trip) · Edge attack (fast) · Edge attack (slow) Neutral special · Side special · Up special · Down special · Final Smash

are out. It has respectable jab cancelling potential, with the first hit linking into a forward tilt if the opponent does not air dodge. It can also be used

The Angel Ring (エンジェリング, Angel Ring) is Pit's side special move in Super Smash Bros. Brawl. It was replaced by the Upperdash Arm in Super Smash Bros. 4

(trip) · Edge attack (fast) · Edge attack (slow) Neutral special · Side special · Up special · Down special · Final Smash

(trip) · Edge attack (fast) · Edge attack (slow) Neutral special · Side special · Up special · Down special · Final Smash

(trip) · Edge attack (fast) · Edge attack (slow) Neutral special · Side special · Up special · Down special · Final Smash

Meteor smashes aerial opponents on the second hit when Arsene is active. Neutral aerial - Meteor smashes opponents when the sweetspot on Kazuya's fist connects

of him. 10% * 51 54 0 100 110 Neutral special move Hero's Bow Fires an arrow that can be charged. 5% *   7 50 0 Side special move Gale Boomerang Throws the

character will be able to act as normal and can continue to use their neutral special move. Named after the "golden" aura surrounding the character in Final

(trip) · Edge attack (fast) · Edge attack (slow) Neutral special · Side special · Up special · Down special · Final Smash

(trip) · Edge attack (fast) · Edge attack (slow) Neutral special · Side special · Up special · Down special · Final Smash

(trip) · Edge attack (fast) · Edge attack (slow) Neutral special · Side special · Up special · Down special · Final Smash

(trip) · Edge attack (fast) · Edge attack (slow) Neutral special · Side special · Up special · Down special · Final Smash

(trip) · Edge attack (fast) · Edge attack (slow) Neutral special · Side special · Up special · Down special · Final Smash

forward. 10% * 51 54 0 100 110 Neutral special Hero's Bow Fires an arrow that can be charged. 4% *   8 50 0 Side special Boomerang Throws a boomerang that

It does great against opponents with poor horizontal recovery like Ike and Link. It can also be used to perform a variation of the wall of pain on many opponents

(trip) · Edge attack (fast) · Edge attack (slow) Neutral special · Side special · Up special · Down special · Final Smash

a multi-hit attack is often considered a shield break combo Link's aerial bomb into neutral aerial into down smash in Smash 4 A Pac-Man Bonus Fruit combo

(trip) · Edge attack (fast) · Edge attack (slow) Neutral special · Side special · Up special · Down special · Final Smash

(trip) · Edge attack (fast) · Edge attack (slow) Neutral special · Side special · Up special · Down special · Final Smash

(trip) · Edge attack (fast) · Edge attack (slow) Neutral special · Side special · Up special · Down special · Final Smash

(trip) · Edge attack (fast) · Edge attack (slow) Neutral special · Side special · Up special · Down special · Final Smash

(trip) · Edge attack (fast) · Edge attack (slow) Neutral special · Side special · Up special · Down special · Final Smash

(trip) · Edge attack (fast) · Edge attack (slow) Neutral special · Side special · Up special · Down special · Final Smash

(trip) · Edge attack (fast) · Edge attack (slow) Neutral special · Side special · Up special · Down special · Final Smash

(trip) · Edge attack (fast) · Edge attack (slow) Neutral special · Side special · Up special · Down special · Final Smash

(trip) · Edge attack (fast) · Edge attack (slow) Neutral special · Side special · Up special · Down special · Final Smash

(trip) · Edge attack (fast) · Edge attack (slow) Neutral special · Side special · Up special · Down special · Final Smash

(trip) · Edge attack (fast) · Edge attack (slow) Neutral special · Side special · Up special · Down special · Final Smash

(trip) · Edge attack (fast) · Edge attack (slow) Neutral special · Side special · Up special · Down special · Final Smash

(trip) · Edge attack (fast) · Edge attack (slow) Neutral special · Side special · Up special · Down special · Final Smash

(trip) · Edge attack (fast) · Edge attack (slow) Neutral special · Side special · Up special · Down special · Final Smash

(trip) · Edge attack (fast) · Edge attack (slow) Neutral special · Side special · Up special · Down special · Final Smash

(trip) · Edge attack (fast) · Edge attack (slow) Neutral special · Side special · Up special · Down special · Final Smash

does not return in later games, certain stall-then-fall aerials and even special moves can emulate the effect, albeit with varying utility and effects. For

he has no reliable kill confirms, since his throws and aerials all do not link into each other well. As a result, is not uncommon to see opponents, especially

(trip) · Edge attack (fast) · Edge attack (slow) Neutral special · Side special · Up special · Down special · Final Smash

(trip) · Edge attack (fast) · Edge attack (slow) Neutral special · Side special · Up special · Down special · Final Smash

(trip) · Edge attack (fast) · Edge attack (slow) Neutral special · Side special · Up special · Down special · Final Smash

(trip) · Edge attack (fast) · Edge attack (slow) Neutral special · Side special · Up special · Down special · Final Smash

(trip) · Edge attack (fast) · Edge attack (slow) Neutral special · Side special · Up special · Down special · Final Smash

(trip) · Edge attack (fast) · Edge attack (slow) Neutral special · Side special · Up special · Down special · Final Smash

(trip) · Edge attack (fast) · Edge attack (slow) Neutral special · Side special · Up special · Down special · Final Smash

(trip) · Edge attack (fast) · Edge attack (slow) Neutral special · Side special · Up special · Down special · Final Smash

(trip) · Edge attack (fast) · Edge attack (slow) Neutral special · Side special · Up special · Down special · Final Smash

Meta Knight slashes above himself three times, in a similar manner to Link's up smash, but with much faster startup and ending lag and less range, damage

(trip) · Edge attack (fast) · Edge attack (slow) Neutral special · Side special · Up special · Down special · Final Smash

(trip) · Edge attack (fast) · Edge attack (slow) Neutral special · Side special · Up special · Down special · Final Smash

(trip) · Edge attack (fast) · Edge attack (slow) Neutral special · Side special · Up special · Down special · Final Smash

(trip) · Edge attack (fast) · Edge attack (slow) Neutral special · Side special · Up special · Down special · Final Smash

pumps his fist, showing the back of it. Resembles the way Ganondorf beckons Link into his battle in Ocarina of Time. Up: Briefly levitates in the air before

(trip) · Edge attack (fast) · Edge attack (slow) Neutral special · Side special · Up special · Down special · Final Smash

(trip) · Edge attack (fast) · Edge attack (slow) Neutral special · Side special · Up special · Down special · Final Smash

(trip) · Edge attack (fast) · Edge attack (slow) Neutral special · Side special · Up special · Down special · Final Smash

(trip) · Edge attack (fast) · Edge attack (slow) Neutral special · Side special · Up special · Down special · Final Smash

opponent can either jump, throw out an aerial or use an intangible/fast special move to escape (if they have the option). The opponent might also be able

(Snake) vs. Mew2King (Meta Knight) 5 - SSBB - SSBB MLG Columbus 2010 GF Mew2King (MK) Vs. Ally (Snake) 4 - SSBB - SSBB GENESIS 2 - Ally (Meta Knight) Vs. Mew2King

again defeating Amsah 4-0 in grand finals. At Pound V, he started using Young Link as a counter to Hungrybox's Jigglypuff, and the result was defeating Hungrybox

respectively. Double Blind*: If elected. Contest Port Priority*: If elected. Neutral Start*: If elected. Standard DSR* Gentleman’s Clause* Forced Character Selection*:

Down tilt Utilt Up tilt Neutral B Neutral special Side B Side special Up B Up special Down B Down special DA Dash attack Fsmash Forward smash Dsmash Down