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==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
A 540 kick. Despite the move's high startup, its ending lag is very low in comparison | A 540 kick. Despite the move's high startup, its ending lag is very low in comparison, which gives it utility for baiting out an approach and punishing with a move like jab, dash attack, or even Falcon Kick. In fact, the move only has one more frame of endling lag than Roy and Chrom's jab (16 vs 15). The move is very devastating when both hits connect and works as a strong anti-air, this is made more effective with its leg intangibility. However, the move has problems connecting on opponents on a platform above him, and makes the move a lot less effective on opponents circle camping. In addition to it's use as an anti-air, it can also be used as a callout in the corner due to its large scoop box covering multiple ledge options. | ||
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