Editing Snake (SSBU)/Neutral aerial
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[[File:SnakeNAirSSBU.gif|thumb|350px|Hitbox visualization showing Snake's neutral aerial.]] | [[File:SnakeNAirSSBU.gif|thumb|350px|Hitbox visualization showing Snake's neutral aerial.]] | ||
==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
Snake's performs a rapid flurry of four kicks. It deals very high damage if all hit connect, dealing 17.8% if done in a short hop or 21% if done in a full hop and is a useful tool for edgeguarding. It is an excellent confirm out of grenade explosions, being able to dish out absurd damage with a single opening and the fourth hit has powerful knockback, enabling it | Snake's performs a rapid flurry of four kicks. It deals very high damage if all hit connect, dealing 17.8% if done in a short hop or 21% if done in a full hop and is a useful tool for edgeguarding. It is an excellent confirm out of grenade explosions, being able to dish out absurd damage with a single opening and the fourth hit has powerful knockback, enabling it KO at high percentages. However, an interesting property that the fourth hit has is that it is weight independent, meaning it KO's all characters around the same percentage. | ||
The move also has potent combo potential. It can combo into a dash attack at low percents, and against heavyweights or fast fallers, can combo into jab or forward tilt at lower percent as well. In particular, on certain characters depending on their weight and fastest escape option (it generally works better on lighter characters), the first hit can combo into jab, forward tilt, or even up tilt for a potential KO setup if done in a short hop fast fall. | The move also has potent combo potential. It can combo into a dash attack at low percents, and against heavyweights or fast fallers, can combo into jab or forward tilt at lower percent as well. In particular, on certain characters depending on their weight and fastest escape option (it generally works better on lighter characters), the first hit can combo into jab, forward tilt, or even up tilt for a potential KO setup if done in a short hop fast fall. | ||
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However, like the rest of Snake's aerials, it is rather unsafe on shield and on whiff due to its decently high landing lag, and unlike many of Snake's other moves, it lacks a sizeable disjointed hitbox (aside from the last hit) which make it difficult to land, especially combined with Snake's low jumps. | However, like the rest of Snake's aerials, it is rather unsafe on shield and on whiff due to its decently high landing lag, and unlike many of Snake's other moves, it lacks a sizeable disjointed hitbox (aside from the last hit) which make it difficult to land, especially combined with Snake's low jumps. | ||
Altogether, it is a move with potent strengths but should not be thrown out recklessly to avoid punishment. Nonetheless, it has good utility when used properly. | Altogether, it is a move with potent strengths but should not be thrown out recklessly to avoid punishment. Nonetheless, it has good utility when used properly. | ||
==Hitboxes== | ==Hitboxes== | ||
{{UltimateHitboxTableHeader}} | {{UltimateHitboxTableHeader}} | ||
