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is about the item called the Screw Attack. For Samus's attack, see Screw Attack (move). The Screw Attack (スクリューアタック, Screw Attack in Super Smash Bros. Melee

specific vertical shafts. The Screw Attack in Smash 64. The Screw Attack in Melee. The Screw Attack in Brawl. The Screw Attack in Super Smash Bros. for

Screw Attack may refer to: Screw Attack, Samus and Dark Samus' up special move Screw Attack, an item

permanently equipped with the Screw Attack item. For a limited time, join a Screw Attack tourney and embrace the effect of the Screw Attack item! Enjoy a unique

damage Reverse: turns opponents around Screw: used to force a fighter hit by a thrown Screw Attack item to perform a Screw Attack (only used in Melee) Stun:

Altogether, these changes hinder Screw Attack's reliability and make it easier to escape. Grounded Screw Attack grants less height. Screw Attack has more landing

and Super Smash Bros. for Wii U. Samus' non-homing Missile, Bomb, and her Screw Attack originate from Metroid. Ridley's neutral special, Plasma Breath, is

Spin Attack stickers in Super Smash Bros. Brawl's The Subspace Emissary. Screw Attack

in ARMS is Ramen Bowl. The Screw Attack will not spawn here, likely due to the trampolines. However, using a spirit with Screw Attack Equipped can bypass

percents (although it is still very unreliable). Grounded Screw Attack has fewer invincibility frames on startup (frames 1-11 → 1-5). Screw Attack's loop hits

benefits from a few of them. Apex Screw Attack has slightly more start-up lag and the recovery it provides is slightly worse, but it deals more damage and outstanding

hitbox visualization in Super Smash Bros. 4. For the move itself, see Apex Screw Attack.

the hitbox visualization in Super Smash Bros. 4. For the move itself, see Screw Attack.

the hitbox visualization in Super Smash Bros.. For the move itself, see Screw Attack (move).

hitbox visualization in Super Smash Bros. Melee. For the move itself, see Screw Attack.

the hitbox visualization in Super Smash Bros. 4. For the move itself, see Screw Rush.

Drill Dozer (スクリューブレイカー 轟振どりるれろ, Screw Breaker Roar Vibration Drillero) is an action-puzzle platformer game for the Game Boy Advance, released in 2005

Metroid. Screw Attack: Screw Attack has less lag before Samus begins falling. Grounded Screw Attack has less startup (frame 5 → 4), making it more effective

elements be absent, due to a relatively low air speed. Also, her recovery move, Screw Attack, offers very little horizontal and vertical distance (with the former

Super Jump Punch, Screw Attack, along with Luigi's taunt and the third hit of Link's neutral attack being other methods of invoking it. The typical setup