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A character falls in "helpless" mode after an [[Air dodging|air dodge]] or finishing the animation of an [[Up B]] (with the exception of [[Jigglypuff]]'s [[Sing]] and [[Yoshi]]'s [[Egg Throw]]). While helpless, characters cannot perform any action except [[fast-falling]], and characters are vulnerable to attack. Helpless mode is canceled by hitting the ground, grabbing a ledge, or being hit with an attack. | A character falls in "helpless" mode after an [[Air dodging|air dodge]] or finishing the animation of an [[Up B]] (with the exception of [[Jigglypuff]]'s [[Sing]] and [[Yoshi]]'s [[Egg Throw]]). While helpless, characters cannot perform any action except [[fast-falling]], and characters are vulnerable to attack. Helpless mode is canceled by hitting the ground, grabbing a ledge, or being hit with an attack other than Fox' Blaster. | ||
Additionally, several other special attacks enter characters into helpless mode after finishing the animations of the attacks while aerial. | Additionally, several other special attacks enter characters into helpless mode after finishing the animations of the attacks while aerial. | ||
Revision as of 17:18, March 10, 2007
A character falls in "helpless" mode after an air dodge or finishing the animation of an Up B (with the exception of Jigglypuff's Sing and Yoshi's Egg Throw). While helpless, characters cannot perform any action except fast-falling, and characters are vulnerable to attack. Helpless mode is canceled by hitting the ground, grabbing a ledge, or being hit with an attack other than Fox' Blaster.
Additionally, several other special attacks enter characters into helpless mode after finishing the animations of the attacks while aerial.
These moves include:
- Raptor Boost
- Gerudo Dragon
- PK Flash
- Din's Fire
- Giant Punch
- Egg Roll
- Fox Illusion
- Squall Hammer
- Rollout
- Falco Phantasm
Some characters differ between pressing L/R in air or doing up B:
- Kirby, who falls fast when doing Final Cutter
- Peach, who can use the parasol when making the Parasol attack
- Jigglypuff and Yoshi, who don't get in helpless mode when pressing B up.
