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'''Smash Throw''' refers to a desynced kill confirm combining a throw with a buffered smash attack from the partner, keeping the opponent in place to turn their otherwise weak throws into some of the strongest in the game. The damage and launch power of Smash Throws vary depending on the player's timing, as landing the smash attack will usually interrupt the actual throw, preventing some of the throw's damage from being dealt, while delaying the smash can not only let the throw connect and damage the opponent in its entirety, but also further strengthen the combo due to charging the smash a little in the meantime. | '''Smash Throw''' refers to a desynced kill confirm combining a throw with a buffered smash attack from the partner, keeping the opponent in place to turn their otherwise weak throws into some of the strongest in the game. The damage and launch power of Smash Throws vary depending on the player's timing, as landing the smash attack will usually interrupt the actual throw, preventing some of the throw's damage from being dealt, while delaying the smash can not only let the throw connect and damage the opponent in its entirety, but also further strengthen the combo due to charging the smash a little in the meantime. | ||
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[[File:FFSmashThrow.gif|thumb|Performing a Forward-Throw-Forward-Smash confirm in SSBU]] | [[File:FFSmashThrow.gif|thumb|Performing a Forward-Throw-Forward-Smash confirm in SSBU]] | ||
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The Back-Throw-Forward-Smash confirm, also known as "Beyeff" KOs at about | The Back-Throw-Forward-Smash confirm, also known as "Beyeff" KOs at about 72%, and cannot be optimized due to the point from which the opponent is thrown and the lack of hitlag. The smash must be buffered, and attempting to charge it for even a single frame will cause them to swing several frames too late. | ||
[[File:BFSmashThrow.gif|thumb|Performing a Backward-Throw-Forward-Smash confirm in SSBU]] | [[File:BFSmashThrow.gif|thumb|Performing a Backward-Throw-Forward-Smash confirm in SSBU]] | ||
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Smash Throw refers to a desynced kill confirm combining a throw with a buffered smash attack from the partner, keeping the opponent in place to turn their otherwise weak throws into some of the strongest in the game. The damage and launch power of Smash Throws vary depending on the player's timing, as landing the smash attack will usually interrupt the actual throw, preventing some of the throw's damage from being dealt, while delaying the smash can not only let the throw connect and damage the opponent in its entirety, but also further strengthen the combo due to charging the smash a little in the meantime.
In SSBM
In SSBB
In SSBU
Primary Variants
Forward
The Forward-Throw-Forward-Smash confirm, also known as "Effeff" KOs at about 75% at its weakest, and 57% when performed optimally.
Back
The Back-Throw-Forward-Smash confirm, also known as "Beyeff" KOs at about 72%, and cannot be optimized due to the point from which the opponent is thrown and the lack of hitlag. The smash must be buffered, and attempting to charge it for even a single frame will cause them to swing several frames too late.
Up
The Up-Throw-Up-Smash confirm, also known as "Yooyoo" KOs at about
Down
The Down-Throw-Down-Smash confirm, also known as "Deedee" KOs at about
