Editing Zelda (SSB4)/Down throw
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[[File:ZeldaThrowDown.gif|thumb|270px|Hitbox visualization showing Zelda's down throw.]] | [[File:ZeldaThrowDown.gif|thumb|270px|Hitbox visualization showing Zelda's down throw.]] | ||
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==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
Zelda unleashes a series of magical blasts into the grounded opponent, launching them vertically. An efficient set-up in many situations for an aerial follow-up, most notably her neutral, back, and up aerials. Of these, up aerial tends to strike the greatest balance of reliable and powerful, particularly at higher percents, while neutral aerial is the best option at lower damage. | Zelda unleashes a series of magical blasts into the grounded opponent, launching them vertically. An efficient set-up in many situations for an aerial follow-up, most notably her neutral, back, and up aerials. Of these, up aerial tends to strike the greatest balance of reliable and powerful, particularly at higher percents, while neutral aerial is the best option at lower damage. | ||
==Throw and Hitbox Data== | ==Throw and Hitbox Data== | ||
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|type=Magic | |type=Magic | ||
|sdi=1.0 | |sdi=1.0 | ||
|ff= | |ff=1.5 | ||
|trip=0 | |trip=0 | ||
|sfx=Magic zap | |sfx=Magic zap | ||
