Editing Samus (SSBM)/Up aerial
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Samus spins as she kicks upwards. Mostly used as a multi-hit air-to-air move, but due to the low knockback of the individual hits opponents will often fall out before its final, stronger hit. Will often win trades with other aerial moves, but generally has a low reward. | Samus spins as she kicks upwards. Mostly used as a multi-hit air-to-air move, but due to the low knockback of the individual hits opponents will often fall out before its final, stronger hit. Will often win trades with other aerial moves, but generally has a low reward. | ||
This move has a notable use as Samus's main method of doing an [[Aerial Interrupt]], as the early frames of the move can be cancelled when coming back onto stage for some | This move has a notable use as Samus's main method of doing an [[Aerial Interrupt]], as the early frames of the move can be cancelled when coming back onto stage for some actionable invincibility, or when short hopping under a side platform to immediately land on it with very little lag. As such, it is often utilised more for its utility in getting onto stage and for general movement than its other properties. | ||
==Hitboxes== | ==Hitboxes== | ||
{{MeleeHitboxTableHeader}} | {{MeleeHitboxTableHeader}} | ||
