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Normally, the FGUK is frame perfect, limiting its utility. However, on the [[Hollow Bastion]] stage, the window for a FGUK is significantly larger, allowing it to be realistically performed. In addition, Steve can buffer a FGUK on Hollow Bastion by standing under the platform, doing a {{h2|Mine / Craft / Create Block|Block no-impact landing}} (NIL1) followed by an up-tilt upsmash while standing on the block so that the up-smash is cancelled by the block break. Just before the up-smash is cancelled, you must input a jump and down-b; if done correctly, Steve will automatically perform the FGUK once the TNT is broken. In addition, if an opponent is sheilding on the platform above steve, the up-smash and up-tilt from the buffer setup will act as effective sheild pressure prior to the FGUK. | Normally, the FGUK is frame perfect, limiting its utility. However, on the [[Hollow Bastion]] stage, the window for a FGUK is significantly larger, allowing it to be realistically performed. In addition, Steve can buffer a FGUK on Hollow Bastion by standing under the platform, doing a {{h2|Mine / Craft / Create Block|Block no-impact landing}} (NIL1) followed by an up-tilt upsmash while standing on the block so that the up-smash is cancelled by the block break. Just before the up-smash is cancelled, you must input a jump and down-b; if done correctly, Steve will automatically perform the FGUK once the TNT is broken. In addition, if an opponent is sheilding on the platform above steve, the up-smash and up-tilt from the buffer setup will act as effective sheild pressure prior to the FGUK. | ||
==Queen | ==Queen cancel== | ||
A queen cancel refers to an [[advanced technique]] exclusive to Steve that allows him to cancel the detonation of a TNT upon landing on its connected pressure plate, discovered by | A queen cancel refers to an [[advanced technique]] exclusive to Steve that allows him to cancel the detonation of a TNT upon landing on its connected pressure plate, discovered by {{Sm|WhyDo}}. The primary method of executing a queen cancel requires golden tools, hence the name. The technique may be carried out by placing a TNT and pressure plate on the ground, then doing a shorthop [[reverse aerial rush]] such that Steve is facing away from the TNT followed by three perfectly buffered golden axe up-airs. If performed correctly, Steve will land on the pressure plate as the third up-air ends. By buffering down-special as he lands, he will trigger the pressure plate sound effect while simultaneously relocating the pressure plate to the space next to him (opposite the TNT) and preventing it from exploding. This technique can be highly valuable for [[mindgame]]s; if you can predict that your opponent will shield, you may carry out the queen cancel and punish the opponent's shield with a grab or other option: as mentioned earlier, the pressure plate sound effect will not be cancelled, making it difficult to react to the queen cancel. Conversely, if the opponent decides to approach for an attack as they believe you will not trigger the TNT, you may abandon the queen cancel by simply not inputting a down-special on landing, detonating the TNT and hard-punishing the opponent. | ||
An alternate version of the queen cancel may be carried out which does not require golden tools: rather than inputting three golden up-air following the shorthop [[reverse aerial rush]], you may instead input two neutral airs with any sword material except for gold. Although this method may be more accessible due to not needing gold, it is significantly more difficult to execute. | An alternate version of the queen cancel may be carried out which does not require golden tools: rather than inputting three golden up-air following the shorthop [[reverse aerial rush]], you may instead input two neutral airs with any sword material except for gold. Although this method may be more accessible due to not needing gold, it is significantly more difficult to execute. | ||