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===Chaingrab on fastfallers=== | ===Chaingrab on fastfallers=== | ||
Against Fox, up throw can chain into itself regardless of DI from 0-66% damage | Against Fox, up throw can chain into itself regardless of DI from 0-66% damage (before unstale throw). If Fox has more damage and holds left or right, chaingrabbing is possible until 86%. | ||
Against Falco, up throw can chain into itself regardless of DI from 0-81% damage | Against Falco, up throw can chain into itself regardless of DI from 0-81% damage (before unstale throw). If Falco has more damage and holds left or right, chaingrabbing is possible until 103%. | ||
For both of these, pivot or DD-JC (dash dance jump cancel) grabs are required during quite many percent ranges. The timing is somewhat lenient, though; most of the time, there are one or two frames of leniency. | For both of these, pivot or DD-JC (dash dance jump cancel) grabs are required during quite many percent ranges. The timing is somewhat lenient, though; most of the time, there are one or two frames of leniency. |