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*[[Up special]]s are essentially a fighter's main [[recovery]] move (with the exception of [[Jigglypuff]]'s [[Sing]] and formerly [[Yoshi]]'s [[Egg Throw]]) that give a fair amount of upward distance, and can either be damaging or non-damaging; almost all up specials cause helplessness. Some fighter's up specials also function as highly effective [[out of shield]] options due to them being able to be used immediately out of shield.  
*[[Up special]]s are essentially a fighter's main [[recovery]] move (with the exception of [[Jigglypuff]]'s [[Sing]] and formerly [[Yoshi]]'s [[Egg Throw]]) that give a fair amount of upward distance, and can either be damaging or non-damaging; almost all up specials cause helplessness. Some fighter's up specials also function as highly effective [[out of shield]] options due to them being able to be used immediately out of shield.  


*[[Down special]]s are often the most gimmicky of a fighter's special moves and the least straightforward, with most allowing the user to position themselves or their opponents ([[Dimensional Cape]], [[F.L.U.D.D.]]), generate [[item]]s ([[Vegetable]]),  [[counterattack]] and retaliate ([[Vision]]), or utilize other forms of tactical advantages ([[Nosferatu]], [[C4]]).  
*[[Down special]]s are often the most gimmicky of a fighter's special moves and the least straightforward, with most allowing the user to position themselves or their opponents ([[Dimensional Cape]], [[F.L.U.D.D.]]), generate [[item]]s ([[Vegetable]]),  [[counterattack]] and retaliate ([[Vision]]), or utilize other forms of tactical advantages ([[Nosferatu]]).  


Usually, only special attacks can be projectiles (although some fighters gain projectiles in their normal moveset starting from ''Brawl'', such as [[Snake]]'s and [[Olimar]]'s [[smash attack]]s, and [[Mega Man]] and [[Villager]]'s aerial attacks), and some are able to render the user [[helpless]] if used in mid-air (usually those that function as mid-air jumps, like most [[up special move]]s).
Usually, only special attacks can be projectiles (although some fighters gain projectiles in their normal moveset starting from ''Brawl'', such as [[Snake]]'s and [[Olimar]]'s [[smash attack]]s, and [[Mega Man]] and [[Villager]]'s aerial attacks), and some are able to render the user [[helpless]] if used in mid-air (usually those that function as mid-air jumps, like most [[up special move]]s).

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