Editing Snake (SSBU)/Forward aerial
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[[File:SnakeFAirSSBU.gif|thumb|350px|Hitbox visualization showing Snake's forward aerial.]] | [[File:SnakeFAirSSBU.gif|thumb|350px|Hitbox visualization showing Snake's forward aerial.]] | ||
==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
Snake performs a | Snake performs a mighty midair axe kick. The move's [[sweet spot (hitbox)|sweetspot]] is one of the most powerful [[meteor smash]]es in the game, being able to KO opponents at extremely early percentages if they are offstage, and possesses excellent [[reach]], both horizontally and vertically. Due to this, it is a useful option for hard [[read]]s as it allows a player to potentially obliterate an opponent's stock with just a single read. Its [[sourspot]] sends the opponent upwards and deals strong knockback, allowing it to KO at very high percentages. [[Forward aerial]] can also be used in combination with [[Hand Grenade|grenade]]s, as it can be confirmed into from the grenades, although doing so is situational. | ||
The sweetspot also has some combo potential onstage at low to mid percentages. It can combo into an [[up tilt]] or [[neutral aerial]] on middleweights until | The sweetspot also has some combo potential onstage at low to mid percentages. It can combo into an [[up tilt]] or [[neutral aerial]] on middleweights until about 50-54% if used in a short hop fast fall, and can even combo into an [[up aerial]] at higher percentages, making it useful as a way to dish out heavy damage. | ||
The move has some glaring weaknesses, however. It is extremely laggy in all aspects, having high [[startup lag]], [[ending lag]], and [[landing lag]]. It doesn't come out until frame 23, making it the slowest aerial in the game, tied with [[Mega Man (SSBU)/Down aerial|Mega Man's down aerial]]. Its long cooldown and high landing lag | The move has some glaring weaknesses, however. It is extremely laggy in all aspects, having high [[startup lag]], [[ending lag]], and [[landing lag]]. It doesn't come out until frame 23, making it the slowest aerial in the game, tied with [[Mega Man (SSBU)/Down aerial|Mega Man's down aerial]]. Its long cooldown and high landing lag make it very unsafe on shield. Because of this, it is highly commital, as its slow startup makes it difficult to land, while its high ending lag and landing lag make it very easy to punish if it whiffs. Thus, it is a move that should be used sparingly in order to avoid being put into a disadvantageous situation. | ||
Despite both the sweetspot and sourspot being quite powerful, the sourspot outprioritizes the sweetspot and doesn't KO until very high percentages. As a result, it requires proper spacing and positioning in order to land the sweetspot. | Despite both the sweetspot and sourspot being quite powerful, the sourspot outprioritizes the sweetspot and doesn't KO until very high percentages. As a result, it requires proper spacing and positioning in order to land the sweetspot. | ||
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==Timing== | ==Timing== | ||
===Attack=== | ===Attack=== | ||
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