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 *{{SSBU|Simon}}'s down aerial — extends a leg and shoots diagonally downward. Meteor smashes at the beginning. If he hits an opponent, he bounces off, giving Simon a safe edgeguarding option.
 *[[Sonic]]'s down aerial — extends a leg and shoots diagonally downward. Can meteor smash in ''Super Smash Bros. 4''.
-*[[Steve]]'s down aerial- Generates an anvil below himself, then stands on it as it falls. The first example of a stall-then-fall that can be cancelled, in which case Steve will jump off the anvil as it continues to fall. However, it requires one piece of iron to perform and will fail if he has no iron.
+*[[Steve]]'s down aerial — Generates an anvil below himself, then stands on it as it falls. The first example of a stall-then-fall that can be cancelled, in which case Steve will jump off the anvil as it continues to fall. However, it requires one piece of iron to perform and will fail if he has no iron.
 *[[Toon Link]]'s down aerial — Points his sword down, then falls quickly. Meteor smashes in the initial fall. In ''Brawl'', bounces off successful targets and loses downward momentum. In ''Super Smash Bros. 4'', it does not bounce off opponents, making it riskier.
 *[[Wario-Man]]'s down aerial (''Brawl'' and ''Smash 4'') — Plummets downward head-first, meteor smashing anyone in the way.