Editing Fox (SSB4)/Back aerial
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Fox's [[back aerial]] is a back kick that hits straight behind him. It has decently quick startup and generous [[autocancel]] windows, to the point that it can be used from the peak of a short hop and still autocancel, making it a safe move for spacing in the neutral. It is a fairly strong [[semi-spike]], making it a decent KO move, as well as his strongest edgeguarding tool. Fox can also use ledge trumps to set up for a back aerial to KO an opponent. | Fox's [[back aerial]] is a back kick that hits straight behind him. It has decently quick startup and generous [[autocancel]] windows, to the point that it can be used from the peak of a short hop and still autocancel, making it a safe move for spacing in the neutral. It is a fairly strong [[semi-spike]], making it a decent KO move, as well as his strongest edgeguarding tool. Fox can also use ledge trumps to set up for a back aerial to KO an opponent. | ||
