Editing Red Alloy (SSBB)

'''Red Alloy''' ({{ja|ザコレッド}} ''Zakoreddo'', '''Red Small Fry'''), is an [[unplayable character]] in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'' and only playable via [[hacking]]. He is a [[clone]] of {{SSBB|Captain Falcon}}.

* {{nerf|Red Alloy can't [[airdodge]], and thus cannot perform airdodge [[hitstun cancelling]] to escape combos, making him uniquely susceptible to combos, though he can still hitstun cancel with aerials as a potential combo breaker, or to [[momentum cancel]].}}

* {{buff|Red Alloy's [[walk speed]] is higher (0.85 → 1.1).}}

* {{nerf|Red Alloy's [[initial dash]] speed is much worse (2.05 → 1.5).}}

* {{nerf|Red Alloy's [[dash]] speed is much worse (2.18 → 1.5).}}

* {{change|Red Alloy's traction is slightly higher (0.05 → 0.06), making it easier to stop short when dashing, but reducing the effectiveness of sliding-based techniques like [[DACUS]].}}

* {{nerf|Red Alloy's [[weight]] is worse (104 → 98), reducing survivability.}}

* {{change|Red Alloy's [[gravity]] is considerably lower (0.1027 → 0.075), reducing vertical mobility, but allowing for increased air time from jumps, and improving vertical survivability, due to ''Brawl'' introducing a new mechanic which increases vertical launch speed for characters with higher gravity stats.}}

* {{change|Red Alloy's [[fall speed]] is worse (1.837 → 1.28). This again reduces vertical mobility, and worsens vertical survivability, but again improves air time, and improves Red Alloy's recovery somewhat, as well as making him less susceptible to combos.}}

* {{nerf|Red Alloy's [[fast fall]] speed is much lower (2.5718 → 1.792).}}

* {{buff|Red Alloy's [[air acceleration]] is higher (0.06 → 0.09).}}

* {{nerf|Red Alloy's [[air speed]] is lower (1.18 → 0.94).}}

** {{nerf|However, it has much worse base knockback (80/65 BKB clean/late → 30/10) in exchange for knockback growth (40/40 KBG → 70/40). This makes it unsafe on hit at low percents.}}

* {{nerf|Angled forward tilts don't have earlier FAFs compared to the unangled version like they do with Falcon (32f angled up/down → 37f), preventing Red Allow from making the move safer on shield by angling it.}}

* {{nerf|Forward smash's damage no longer varies with angle, instead always dealing less damage than any variation of Captain Falcon's ({{ChargedSmashDmgSSBB|20}}/{{ChargedSmashDmgSSBB|19}}/{{ChargedSmashDmgSSBB|18}} → {{ChargedSmashDmgSSBB|17}}).}}

* {{change|Forward smash sends at the [[Sakurai angle]] (45°/43°/40° → 361°), launching at a lower and more favourable angle against grounded opponents at high percents, but a less favourable angle overall against aerial opponents.}}

* {{nerf|The first hit of down smash's sweetspot does less damage ({{ChargedSmashDmgSSBB|18}} → {{ChargedSmashDmgSSBB|16}}).}}

* {{nerf|Neutral aerial's second hit deals much less knockback (40 (base)/100 (scaling) → 45/125), KOing later despite the increased damage.}}

* {{change|Neutral aerial's first hit does less [[set knockback]] (55 → 40).}}

* {{change|Forward aerial's early hit deals consistent damage, rather than having a sweetspot and sourspot (19%/6% sweet/sour → 13%), and consistent knockback values (base: 30/35 → 20, scaling: 93/80 → 100). This consistent hit is much weaker than the regular version's sweetspot, but much stronger than its sourspot.}}

* {{buff|Forward aerial's late hit deals much more damage (3% → 10%), and has altered knockback (35 (base)/80 (scaling) → 20/100), dealing much more knockback overall.}}

* {{buff|Down aerial has the [[nipple spike]] hitbox from ''Melee'', dealing 13% with a knockback angle of 290°, although due to changes to meteor cancelling in ''Brawl'', it is no longer a true [[spike]]. However, this means Red Alloy's down aerial will always meteor smash, rather than launching opponents away like Falcon's does if landing the upper hitbox.}}

Due to Red Alloy only being playable via [[hacking]], he has been banned in competitive play since ''Brawl's'' release. While the accessibility of Wii modding makes it relatively easy to add the Fighting Alloys to the character select screen, and they don't crash the game unlike the [[Fighting Wire Frames]] upon winning, the entry barrier still exists. This barrier also causes logistical issues that tournament organisers have to work around, such as the potential for installing further mods to cheat, consoles not having the appropriate mods installed that can cause setup disputes, and more. Due to the [[Fighting Alloy Team]] as a whole being largely inferior versions of their base characters, especially in the case of Red Alloy, there is also little interest in changing that status quo. Ergo, the entire Fighting Alloy Team group has not seen much competitive experimentation, with no documented tournament matches. Should they ever be made legal, however, their influence on the metagame would likely be minimal.

Red Alloy, as part of the [[Fighting Alloy Team]], is a central figure in Multi-Man Brawl, where he spawns alongside the other Alloys to attack the player. He appears in all modes, including [[Cruel Brawl]], where he becomes quite overwhelming. Additionally, in each mode, Red Alloy will fight with a [[handicap]], changing its properties by quite a bit.

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