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| | | '''Space Animals''' is a collective term which commonly refers to both [[Fox]] and [[Falco]]. Although, technically, [[Captain Falcon]] can be considered a '''space animal''' because of his characteristics. |
| [[File:Space Animals.jpg|thumb|An illustration from [[List of Super Smash Bros. Ultimate character trailers#King K. Rool|The Rivals]] and [[List of Super Smash Bros. Ultimate character trailers#Banjo & Kazooie|Best Friends]] trailers of ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'' depicting all three {{uv|Star Fox}} fighters, collectively referred to as "Spacies".]]
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| '''Spacie''', sometimes unabbreviated as '''space animal''', is a collective slang term that refers to the following characters:
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| | *[[Captain Falcon]] |
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| *[[Fox]] | | *[[Fox]] |
| *[[Falco]]
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| *[[Wolf]]
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| The term originated in the competitive ''[[Melee]]'' community, where players noticed that {{SSBM|Fox}} and {{SSBM|Falco}} not only have an extremely similar moveset, being [[clones]], but also very similar physical attributes, such as high [[falling speed]] and [[gravity]], and light [[weight]]. These similarities not only grant the two characters a similar playstyle, but also make them uniquely susceptible to similar counterplay, such as {{SSBM|Marth}} up throw [[chain throw]] in ''Melee'' and {{SSBB|Pikachu}} down throw chain throw in ''Brawl'', as well as specialized combos like {{SSBM|Jigglypuff}}'s [[up throw Rest]]. Subsequent titles differentiated Fox and Falco more, by giving them different moves and slightly altering their attributes; however, their moveset and physical attributes remain very similar across the series, and as such the term "spacie" continues to see wide usage. ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'' introduced {{SSBB|Wolf}}, another ''Star Fox'' character with a moveset based on Fox. Although their movesets are only superficially similar and he is a heavyweight in ''Brawl'' and a middleweight in ''Ultimate'', as opposed to a lightweight, the overall similarities to Fox and Falco still cause Wolf to be included among the spacies.
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| Similar to how they all share similar strengths, they also share very similar weaknesses: most of the spacies have poor survivability due to their low weight as well as being very vulnerable to combos due to their high falling speed (Fox having the lowest weight out of the three starting from "Melee" onwards and having the highest gravity in every game, though he didn't have the highest falling speed until "Smash 4" in the ''Smash'' series). They also have linear recoveries: their horizontal options all travel in a linear fashion, and [[Fire Fox]] and [[Fire Bird]] have a very high amount of startup lag, causing them to be vulnerable to opponent's edgeguarding options. [[Fire Wolf]] has less startup in comparison, but in ''Ultimate'' travels the shortest distance out of the three while Fire Fox travels the farthest distance.
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| [[Category:Character-specific terminology]] | | [[Category:Unofficial lingo]] |
| [[Category:Fox]]
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| [[Category:Falco]]
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