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[[File:Yoshi Up Tilt Hitbox Smash 64.gif|thumb|Hitboxes of Yoshi's u-tilt]] | [[File:Yoshi Up Tilt Hitbox Smash 64.gif|thumb|Hitboxes of Yoshi's u-tilt]] | ||
Yoshi does an upwards headbutt, dealing | Yoshi does an upwards headbutt, dealing 11% damage, with moderate [[set knockback]]. It is very useful for setting up combos, and at any percentage, it can lead into an aerial such as a {{mvsub|Yoshi|SSB|back aerial}} or {{mvsub|Yoshi|SSB|up aerial}}), which can both KO at high percentages. It is also very useful for [[juggling]] [[combo]]s, and it can lead into a late-hitting {{mvsub|Yoshi|SSB|neutral aerial}} to followup with another up tilt. Against characters with moderate [[falling speed]]s, it can even lead into a [[Yoshi Bomb]] from the ground as a flashy way to KO. Additionally, a [[Z-cancel]]led {{mvsub|Yoshi|SSB|back aerial}} can combo straight into the move, which can be done in a variety of situations, either for the sake of landing an up tilt, or via techniques such as the [[DJC counter]]. Overall, a useful move that can be very powerful if used correctly. However, it is much less effective against the [[floaty|floatiest]] characters due to knocking them up too high to followup reliably, even at base percentages, with the only "true" followup options available being up aerial after a [[double jump]] or a well-timed [[Egg Throw]]. | ||
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[[Category:Yoshi (SSB)]] | [[Category:Yoshi (SSB)]] | ||
[[Category:Up tilts | [[Category:Up tilts]] | ||
[[Category:Normal attacks | [[Category:Normal attacks]] |