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[[File:MrGame&WatchDSmashSSBU.gif|thumb|600px|Hitbox visualization showing Mr. Game & Watch's down smash.]]
[[File:MrGame&WatchDSmashSSBU.gif|thumb|600px|Hitbox visualization showing Mr. Game & Watch's down smash.]]
==Overview==
==Overview==
Mr. Game & Watch swings down two hammers, referencing his game ''Vermin''. The move has large hitboxes that hit on both sides of Mr. Game & Watch and give it great [[range]] which along with its low ending lag, makes it difficult to [[punish]] as it can even be safe on shield if it is [[space]]d. Its large hitboxes give it great potential at the ledge for [[edgeguarding]] as it can easily [[2 frame punish|2-frame]] many recoveries. The move has {{b|sweet spot|hitbox}}s on the hammers which [[bury]] grounded opponents and can be easily followed up with several powerful finishers for a potential KO such as [[../Forward smash|forward smash]], [[../Up smash|up smash]], [[../Forward tilt|forward tilt]], [[../Down tilt|down tilt]], [[../Side special|Judge]] and [[../Down special|Oil Panic]]. If the sweetspots hit an aerial opponent, it will launch them at an upwards angle which is very strong, being able to KO many characters under 100%. The [[sourspot]] that is located on Mr. Game & Watch's body is a [[semi spike]] that launches opponents offstage, making it difficult for the opponent to recover as it also allows for edgeguarding opportunities.  
Mr. Game & Watch swings down two hammers, referencing his game ''Vermin''. The move has large hitboxes that hit on both sides of Mr. Game & Watch and give it great [[range]] which along with its low ending lag, makes it difficult to [[punish]] as it can even be safe on shield if it is [[space]]d. Its large hitboxes give it great potential at the ledge for [[edgeguarding]] as it can easily [[2 frame punish|2-frame]] many recoveries. The move has [[sweet spot (hitbox)|sweetspot]]s on the hammers which [[bury]] grounded opponents and can be easily followed up with several powerful finishers for a potential KO such as forward smash, up smash, forward tilt, down tilt, Judge and Oil Panic. If the sweetspots hit an aerial opponent, it will launch them at an upwards angle which is very strong, being able to KO many characters under 100%. The [[sourspot]] that is located on Mr. Game & Watch's body is a [[semi spike]] that launches opponents offstage, making it difficult for the opponent to recover as it also allows for edgeguarding opportunities.  


This is arguably the best [[down smash]] in the game as it buries, 2-frames, semi spikes, has good range, has decent startup and low ending lag, and is safe on shield if properly spaced. It has become one of Mr. Game & Watch's most consistent KO options and one of his best moves overall.
This is arguably the best [[down smash]] in the game as it buries, 2-frames, semi spikes, has good range, has decent startup and low ending lag, and is safe on shield if properly spaced. It has become one of Mr. Game & Watch's most consistent KO options and one of his best moves overall.

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