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*Prior to ''Smash 4'', [[Peach]], [[Zelda]], [[Pit]], and [[Mewtwo]] had unique dash attacks while holding battering items, which allowed them to hit twice in the case of the former three, while Mewtwo's hits several times. | *Prior to ''Smash 4'', [[Peach]], [[Zelda]], [[Pit]], and [[Mewtwo]] had unique dash attacks while holding battering items, which allowed them to hit twice in the case of the former three, while Mewtwo's hits several times. | ||
*The dash attacks of [[Villager]] and [[Isabelle]] are the only ones that are projectiles. | *The dash attacks of [[Villager]] and [[Isabelle]] are the only ones that are projectiles. | ||
*[[King Dedede]]'s dash attack is the strongest dash attack from ''Brawl'' onwards, being able to KO most characters at 75% from the center of Final Destination and being stronger than some of the cast's smash attacks. However, it comes out on frame 26 and has 62 frames of ending lag | *[[King Dedede]]'s dash attack is the strongest dash attack from ''Brawl'' onwards, being able to KO most characters at 75% from the center of Final Destination and being stronger than some of the cast's smash attacks. However, it comes out on frame 26 and has 62 frames of ending lag which makes it very punishable if missed and effectively reserves it for hard reads and ledge-trapping scenarios. | ||
*[[Sephiroth]] and [[Sora]] are the only sword-users that do not use a sword for their dash attacks. | *[[Sephiroth]] and [[Sora]] are the only sword-users that do not use a sword for their dash attacks. | ||