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and King K. Rool's back aerials are the only ones in the series that can meteor smash. Bowser's back aerial in Brawl and Palutena's back aerial are the only

Smash 64, all back throws have very high knockback and are viable KO moves, a trait that carries over to many back throws in future games. Back throws with

battle with the Back Shield equipped. This shield protects your back from various attacks. However, it'll break if it takes too much damage. Back Shield This

standard boards, a Back Room was also created for certain users who had proved themselves; this Back Room would later go on to form the Back Rooms of later

Stone Scabbard (ロケット下突き, Rocket Downstab), known as Back in the Stone in the PAL version of Super Smash Bros. 4, is one of three up special moves for the

then throws them back. It is one of the weakest back throws in the game, only dealing 12% and having below average knockback for a back throw. It cannot

the ledge and/or with rage. Due to this, back throw is one of Banjo & Kazooie's main ways to KO opponents. Back throw also has a collateral hitbox on the

around 107%, making it the third strongest back aerial in the game behind Snake's and Zelda's. The downside to his back aerial is the sweetspot can be difficult

the legs, swings them multiple times, and then throws them back. It is a fairly standard back throw, dealing 16%, having high knockback and being a reliable

every forward roll, and 0.1 for every back roll. The penalty value caps at 0.3 for forward rolls, and 0.5 for back rolls; as a result, five consecutive

and easy to punish if it whiffs, much like Snake's other aerials. Overall, back aerial is a a highly rewarding move due to its speed, power, range and long

Link kicks his opponent backwards. It is a fairly standard back throw, dealing 16%, having high knockback and being a reliable KO move. It can KO Mario

added in Super Smash Bros. 4. These are the variations: Monkey Flip: Default. Back Flip: Leaps backwards instead of forwards. Press B again to perform a stronger

like Brawl, back aerial is quick and one of his best KO moves. King Dedede: While not quite as effective as his previous back aerial, back aerial's range

Compared to Forward aerial, Back aerial is slightly slower but marginally more powerful. Overall, this results in the move being a more situational choice

empty hop, grab, or back arials of varying delay to throw off their timing. Though not his most infamous air attack, Cloud's back aerial is still a respectable

Bringing Back the '80s (対決！ 1980年代生まれ, Showdown! Born in the 1980s), known as Club 30+ Clash in PAL regions, was an Event Tourney that ran from 6 a.m.

A powerful dropkick. It is one of the strongest back aerials in the game. Has high knockback and can KO around 100% in the center of Final Destination

adjusted, this improves back aerial's vertical range but reduces its horizontal range. Back aerial deals more damage (12% (clean back), 8% (front/late) → 15%/9%)

character lands back on stage or takes hitstun. However, meteor cancelling has been removed, making meteor smashes as deadly as they were back in Smash 64