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==Overview==
==Overview==
Zelda slashes horizontally with a magically produced blade from her hand. It is her only move that can also be angled up or down. It has one of the slowest start-ups of her moves at frame 12, with moderate ending lag. Forward tilt is moderately disjointed, with three sourspots on her arm and two sweetspots past her hand.
Zelda slashes horizontally with a magically produced blade from her hand. It is her only move that can also be angled up or down. It has the slowest start-ups of her normals at frame 12, with moderate ending lag. Forward tilt is moderately disjointed, with three sourspots on her arm and two sweetspots past her hand.


When the sweetspot lands, it has excellent reward. It is the highest damage forward tilt in the game, and is one of her safest moves on shield at -10 with good pushback. It's the second strongest behind Incineroar's sweetspotted forward tilt, and has very high base knockback, which can steal stocks near the ledge.
When the sweetspot lands, it has excellent reward. It is the highest damage forward tilt in the game, and is rather safe on shield at -10 with good pushback. It's the second strongest behind Incineroar's sweetspotted forward tilt, and has very high base knockback, which can steal stocks near the ledge.


However, the sweetspot range is one of the strictest in the entire game. They require a very specific spacing that is arguably stricter than her Lightning Kicks due to their lowest priority. Zelda lacks practical setups into forward tilt's sweetspot, making it poor as a combo finisher. The sourspots have the highest priority, are unsafe on shield and are much weaker than the sweetspots, though still stronger than the average forward tilt.
However, the sweetspot range is one of the strictest in the entire game. They require a very specific spacing that is arguably stricter than her Lightning Kicks due to their lowest priority. Zelda lacks practical setups into forward tilt's sweetspot, making it poor as a combo finisher. The sourspots have the highest priority, are unsafe on shield and are much weaker than the sweetspots, though still stronger than the average forward tilt.


All the hitboxes are exceptionally small (each one is smaller than Luigi's Super Jump Punch aerial sweetspot), resulting in a very narrow range, which is especially noticeable on short and/or aerial opponents. Combined with its slow startup, minimal active frames and strict priority, forward tilt is still relatively situational, though it fills a niche in her kit of being a strong and long-ranged poke on the ground.
All the hitboxes are exceptionally small (each one is smaller than Luigi's Super Jump Punch aerial sweetspot), resulting in a very narrow range, which is especially noticeable on short opponents and aerial opponents. Combined with its slow startup, minimal active frames and strict priority, forward tilt is still relatively situational.


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