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Lucas pulls out his rope snake in the air. Unlike other grab aerials, it does not have any hitboxes, so it cannot be used to attack opponents. This greatly hinders its utility compared to other grab aerials, as it cannot be used as a combo tool or as a safe spacing move. However, the move can still be used to grab onto ledges, and it can still be used as a mindgame/safe landing option against opponents. Lucas also has a few advanced movement options he can perform with his grab aerial, but these techniques are extremely difficult for a human to perform. | Lucas pulls out his rope snake in the air. Unlike other grab aerials, it does not have any hitboxes, so it cannot be used to attack opponents. This greatly hinders its utility compared to other grab aerials, as it cannot be used as a combo tool or as a safe spacing move. However, the move can still be used to grab onto ledges, and it can still be used as a mindgame/safe landing option against opponents. Lucas also has a few advanced movement options he can perform with his grab aerial, but these techniques are extremely difficult for a human to perform. | ||