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Ness quickly headbutts above himself in the air, dealing 15% damage and high knockback. Ness' head is [[intangible]] during the move's first four active frames and the hitbox on his head is quite large, making the attack difficult to interrupt. The move also always [[auto-cancel]]s, which means that it is not always necessary to [[Z-cancel]] the move. The move also has rather high KO power for an up aerial being able to KO {{SSB|Mario}} on {{SSB|Dream Land}} at 123% (assuming he's on the ground). It is good for [[juggling]] and, against most characters, it can be used in conjunction with an {{mvsub|Ness|SSB|up tilt}}. However, this move is even more feared when [[double jump cancel]]led, which is very important to Ness's [[metagame]] and vital in most of his matchups. With it, Ness is capable of doing even shorter [[short hop]]s, allowing him to use the move a very short distance from the ground, meaning up aerial chains can be performed until ~60%. Ness can also potentially perform [[zero-to-death combo]]s on opponents, as he can rack up huge damage with his up aerial in conjunction with his other aerials, such as his {{mvsub|Ness|SSB|down aerial}}. However, the move, along with Ness's other moves used for this technique, has short range, so the technique has since lost recognition and known effectiveness. | Ness quickly headbutts above himself in the air, dealing 15% damage and high knockback. Ness' head is [[intangible]] during the move's first four active frames and the hitbox on his head is quite large, making the attack difficult to interrupt. The move also always [[auto-cancel]]s, which means that it is not always necessary to [[Z-cancel]] the move. The move also has rather high KO power for an up aerial being able to KO {{SSB|Mario}} on {{SSB|Dream Land}} at 123% (assuming he's on the ground). It is good for [[juggling]] and, against most characters, it can be used in conjunction with an {{mvsub|Ness|SSB|up tilt}}. However, this move is even more feared when [[double jump cancel]]led, which is very important to Ness's [[metagame]] and vital in most of his matchups. With it, Ness is capable of doing even shorter [[short hop]]s, allowing him to use the move a very short distance from the ground, meaning up aerial chains can be performed until ~60%. Ness can also potentially perform [[zero-to-death combo]]s on opponents, as he can rack up huge damage with his up aerial in conjunction with his other aerials, such as his {{mvsub|Ness|SSB|down aerial}}. However, the move, along with Ness's other moves used for this technique, has short range, so the technique has since lost recognition and known effectiveness. | ||
The move is much stronger in the Japanese version dealing 17% damage and higher knockback. It can KO Mario on Dream Land at 95% | The move is much stronger in the Japanese version dealing 17% damage and higher knockback. It can KO Mario on Dream Land at% 95% if he is on the ground making it the strongest up aerial in the Japanese version and the second strongest in the series behind {{SSBM|Bowser}}'s {{mvsub|Bowser|SSBM|up aerial}} in ''Melee''. Its higher power does make the move a worse combo tool in the Japanese version however, it also has even greater shield pressuring potential. | ||
==Hitboxes== | ==Hitboxes== | ||
