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In general, a move is considered a one-hit KO if: | In general, a move is considered a one-hit KO if: | ||
*It is capable of KOing [[Mario]] at 0% through sheer knockback alone from the middle of the respective game's [[Final Destination]] ({{SSB|Dream Land}} in ''[[SSB]]''). | *It is capable of KOing [[Mario]] at 0% through sheer knockback alone from the middle of the respective game's [[Final Destination]] ({{SSB|Dream Land}} in ''[[SSB]]''). | ||
*It is not a [[meteor smash]] unless the hitboxes are also capable of OHKOing onstage (meteor smashes like [[Beast Ganon]]'s are therefore OHKOs in ''[[Brawl]]'', while [[Luigi]]'s [[down taunt]] is not). | *It is not a [[meteor smash]] unless the hitboxes are also capable of OHKOing onstage (meteor smashes like [[Beast Ganon]]'s are therefore OHKOs in ''[[Brawl]]'', as it OHKOs both grounded and aerial opponents, while [[Luigi]]'s [[down taunt]] is not, as his down taunt will not KO at any percent on stage). | ||
*It deals damage and/or does not cause a KO by forcibly re-positioning the opponent (such as [[push]] effects and dragging [[Final Smash]]es). There are some exceptions, such as {{SSBB|Samus}}' [[Zero Laser]] in ''Brawl'', which has dragging hits before the final hit. | *It deals damage and/or does not cause a KO by forcibly re-positioning the opponent (such as [[push]] effects and dragging [[Final Smash]]es). There are some exceptions, such as {{SSBB|Samus}}' [[Zero Laser]] in ''Brawl'', which has dragging hits before the final hit. | ||
*It is not extremely situational (such as the first hit of {{SSBM|Roy}}'s [[Blazer]] against {{SSBM|Jigglypuff}} on specific [[stage]]s in ''[[Melee]]'', or Jigglypuff's uncommonly high [[shield jump]]). | *It is not extremely situational (such as the first hit of {{SSBM|Roy}}'s [[Blazer]] against {{SSBM|Jigglypuff}} on specific [[stage]]s in ''[[Melee]]'', or Jigglypuff's uncommonly high [[shield jump]]). | ||