Editing Luigi (SSBU)/Neutral aerial
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When platforms are present, the vertical launch angle allows it to be used to place opponents onto platforms, or in a position where another aerial can allow Luigi to utilize the platform to extend a combo. At certain percent ranges depending on weight, the opponent can be forced into a tech situation that Luigi can use to earn himself a K.O. | When platforms are present, the vertical launch angle allows it to be used to place opponents onto platforms, or in a position where another aerial can allow Luigi to utilize the platform to extend a combo. At certain percent ranges depending on weight, the opponent can be forced into a tech situation that Luigi can use to earn himself a K.O. | ||
Because of Luigi's slow and floaty jump, along with the move's | Because of Luigi's slow and floaty jump, along with the move's total frames, it isn't very useful when rising, being negative on hit until high percents, or when connecting with the final frames that it is active. The hitbox only covers below Luigi and as such isn't a great anti-air, but the speed allows it to break combos and in turn give Luigi advantage if he lands soon after. | ||
==Hitboxes== | ==Hitboxes== | ||
{{UltimateHitboxTableHeader}} | {{UltimateHitboxTableHeader}} | ||
