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'''Crouch cancel''' (or '''CC''') is a term in the ''{{b|Super Smash Bros.|series}}'' series which refers to the | '''Crouch cancel''' (or '''CC''') is a term in the ''{{b|Super Smash Bros.|series}}'' series which refers to the effect crouching has on getting hit. When a crouching character gets hit by an attack, they will suffer from less [[hitlag]], as well as [[knockback]] in all games except ''Brawl'', compared to any other action (besides [[shield]]ing). | ||
The term "crouch cancel" originates from various fighting games like {{uv|Tekken}}, ''Soul Calibur'', and ''Street Fighter Alpha 3'', although the exact definition of the technique varies between games. | The term "crouch cancel" originates from various fighting games like {{uv|Tekken}}, ''Soul Calibur'', and ''Street Fighter Alpha 3'', although the exact definition of the technique varies between games. | ||