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Between the different games in the ''Smash Bros.'' series, the amount of [[shieldstun]] has varied. As shieldstun disables a player's ability to use any of their out of shield options, the more shieldstun a game has, the more difficult it becomes to get out of shield. It is easiest to OoS in ''Brawl'' both because the amount of shieldstun is lower than in the other games, and because it takes only 7 frames for a player to drop a shield, making it viable for a player to drop their shield and then use any move. Conversely, it is the hardest to use OoS techniques in ''Smash 64'' because of its high shieldstun. An example of this is that if a move deals 15%, it will have 28 frames of shieldstun in ''Smash 64'' (30 in the Japanese version) but in ''Brawl'', it will only have 5 frames of shieldstun. | Between the different games in the ''Smash Bros.'' series, the amount of [[shieldstun]] has varied. As shieldstun disables a player's ability to use any of their out of shield options, the more shieldstun a game has, the more difficult it becomes to get out of shield. It is easiest to OoS in ''Brawl'' both because the amount of shieldstun is lower than in the other games, and because it takes only 7 frames for a player to drop a shield, making it viable for a player to drop their shield and then use any move. Conversely, it is the hardest to use OoS techniques in ''Smash 64'' because of its high shieldstun. An example of this is that if a move deals 15%, it will have 28 frames of shieldstun in ''Smash 64'' (30 in the Japanese version) but in ''Brawl'', it will only have 5 frames of shieldstun. | ||
The amount of time it takes to drop shield without any shieldstun also varies between games. It takes 7 frames to drop shield in ''Brawl'' and ''Smash 4'', 11 frames in ''Smash 64'' and ''Ultimate'', and 15 frames in ''Melee''. One exception with this, however, is with [[Yoshi]] prior to ''Smash 4''. His shield drop is 15 frames long in ''Smash 64'' and '' | The amount of time it takes to drop shield without any shieldstun also varies between games. It takes 7 frames to drop shield in ''Brawl'' and ''Smash 4'', 11 frames in ''Smash 64'' and ''Ultimate'', and 15 frames in ''Melee''. One exception with this, however, is with [[Yoshi]] prior to ''Smash 4''. His shield drop is 15 frames long in ''Smash 64'' and 16 frames long in ''Melee'' and ''Brawl''. | ||
When a character jumps out of shield in ''Smash 64'', they are [[intangible]] for the first two frames of their jumpsquat. This can be used as a quick defensive option to avoid attacks, which can then lead into either an aerial or an up smash/up special. This was removed in all later entries, however. While Yoshi cannot jump out of shield in ''Melee'' he can still [[parry]] (which he also has access to in ''Smash 64''), which is a potent out of shield option. | When a character jumps out of shield in ''Smash 64'', they are [[intangible]] for the first two frames of their jumpsquat. This can be used as a quick defensive option to avoid attacks, which can then lead into either an aerial or an up smash/up special. This was removed in all later entries, however. While Yoshi cannot jump out of shield in ''Melee'' he can still [[parry]] (which he also has access to in ''Smash 64''), which is a potent out of shield option. |