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The '''up aerial''' (abbreviated as "uair", "UAir", "u-air" or "AUA") is an [[aerial attack]] that is performed in midair by pressing the [[A Button]], and tilting the control stick upwards. It also gains a moderate boost in height if the character's attack is a backflip used just before the apex of the jump but the user loses their second jump. Its official term varies between titles, where it is known as a "Up Midair Attack" in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]'', and a "Up Air Attack" in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl|Brawl]]''. Many up aerials are circle kicks, which have large range, good priority and very slightly disjointed hitboxes. They can also send the opponent in diverse directions. A lot of up aerials can be used for [[Juggling]].
The '''up aerial''' (abbreviated as "uair", "UAir", "u-air" or "AUA") is an [[aerial attack]] that is performed in midair by pressing the [[A Button]], and tilting the control stick upwards. It also gains a moderate boost in height if the character's attack is a backflip used just before the apex of the jump but the user loses their second jump. Its official term varies between titles, where it is known as a "Up Midair Attack" in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]'', and a "Up Air Attack" in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl|Brawl]]''. Many up aerials are circle kicks, which have large range, good priority and very slightly disjointed hitboxes. They can also send the opponent in diverse directions. A lot of up aerials can be used for [[Juggling]].