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==Ledge Recovery Attack==
==Ledge Recovery Attack==
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A Ledge Recovery Attack is an attack performed by pressing the attack button while hanging on a ledge. The character will get up while performing an attack. There are 2-3 different Ledge Recovery attacks for each character.
A Ledge Recovery Attack is an attack performed by pressing the attack button while hanging on a ledge. The character will get up while performing an attack. There are 2-3 different Ledge Recovery attacks for each character.


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[edit] List of Ledge Attacks (SSB)
[edit] List of Ledge Attacks (SSB)


==List of Ledge Attacks ([[SSB]])==
===List of Ledge Attacks ([[SSB]])===


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==List of Ledge Attacks ([[SSBM]])==
===List of Ledge Attacks ([[SSBM]])===


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==List of Ledge Attacks ([[SSBB]])==
===List of Ledge Attacks ([[SSBB]])===
[[Bowser (SSBB)|Bowser]]
[[Bowser (SSBB)|Bowser]]
* '''Under 100%:''' Hits the opponent with a spinning attack when Bowser is in his shell. ''Information Needed''% damage.
* '''Under 100%:''' Hits the opponent with a spinning attack when Bowser is in his shell. ''Information Needed''% damage.

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Link, using a ledge attack.

Ledge Recoveries are a set of moves a character can use when hanging on a ledge. Once a character's invincibility frames gained from grabbing a ledge expire, it is usually prudent to get up off the edge and return to the stage proper. Typically, these moves give a character invincibility frames and allow a semi-safe recovery. This can be done in a variety of ways:

Edge Recovery.png
  • Climb: By pushing the Control Stick towards the ledge, a character will simply climb up onto the stage with no flair.
  • Attack: By pressing an attack button, a character will climb up onto the stage while attacking. This is intended to protect against enemies breathing down a character's neck (if applicable).
  • Roll: By pressing a shield button, a character will climb up and roll forward a short distance, typically enough to reach the other side of an attacker.
  • Jump: By pressing a jump button or pushing the Stick up, a character will leap upwards and forwards, hopefully over any enemy on the edge. However, this move does not give a character invincibility frames. This option is not available in the first Super Smash Bros.
  • Let Go: By pressing the Stick away from an edge, a character will let go. This may seem counter-productive at first, but it is useful if a character wishes to double jump and then air dodge, or for certain other purposes such as using Yoshi's double jump launch resistance. It should be noted that Toon Link wall jumps away from the wall after letting go, which is a useful alternate to jumping in a few cases. Also, depending on the character, double-jumping then using an aerial attack can be faster than using the recovery attack.
  • Fastfall: By pressing the Stick down, a character will let go and enter a fastfall. This is generally not useful for recovering.

Ledge Recovery Attack

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A Ledge Recovery Attack is an attack performed by pressing the attack button while hanging on a ledge. The character will get up while performing an attack. There are 2-3 different Ledge Recovery attacks for each character.

Once a character has received 100% of damage, they begin to perform a different ledge attack then normal. They are usually slower, but do more damage to opponents, although it is usually only 3-5% more. For example, Yoshi's edge attack involves a quick 6% tail whip, while when at high damage, it becomes a slow 12% headbutt.

Ledge attacks are generally frowned upon by players due to their slow speed and limited usefulness. Players will often use other techniques or attacks to return to the stage instead. [edit] List of Ledge Attacks (SSB)

List of Ledge Attacks (SSB)

Captain Falcon

  • Under 100%: Climbs onto the stage and performs a low kick. 6% damage.
  • Over 100%: Climbs onto the stage and quickly jabs. 4% damage.

Donkey Kong

  • Under 100%: Turns around 180 degrees and jabs the opponent with his rear. 6% damage, does not hit opponents right next to the ledge.
  • Over 100%: Slaps the ledge and then climbs on. 6% damage.

Fox

  • Under 100%: Flips and kicks onto the stage, then dashes backwards. 4% damage.
  • Over 100%: Quickly flips and kicks onto the stage. 4% damage.

Jigglypuff

  • Under 100%: Jumps onto the ledge and kicks, than performs a small backflip. 4% damage.
  • Over 100%: Climbs onto the ledge, dashes forward, than backflips. 4% damage.

Kirby

  • Under 100%: Information Needed
  • Over 100%: Information Needed

Link

  • Under 100%: Information Needed
  • Over 100%: Information Needed

Luigi

  • Under 100%: Climbs onto the ledge and kicks the area around him.
  • Over 100% Climbs on and kicks the area in front of him.

Mario

  • Under 100%: Performs a motion similar to a cartwheel
  • Over 100%: Climbs on and kicks the area in from him.

Ness

  • Under 100%: Information Needed
  • Over 100%: Information Needed

Pikachu

  • Under 100%: Information Needed
  • Over 100%: Information Needed

Samus

  • Under 100%: Information Needed
  • Over 100%: Information Needed

Yoshi

  • Under 100%: Information Needed
  • Over 100%: Information Needed

List of Ledge Attacks (SSBM)

Bowser

  • Under 100%: Information Needed
  • Over 100%: Information Needed

Captain Falcon

  • Under 100%: Information Needed
  • Over 100%: Information Needed

Donkey Kong

  • Under 100%: Information Needed
  • Over 100%: Information Needed

Dr. Mario

  • Under 100%: Information Needed
  • Over 100%: Information Needed

Falco

  • Under 100%: Information Needed
  • Over 100%: Information Needed

Fox

  • Under 100%: Information Needed
  • Over 100%: Information Needed

Ganondorf

  • Under 100%: Information Needed
  • Over 100%: Information Needed

Ice Climbers

  • Under 100%: Information Needed
  • Over 100%: Information Needed

Jigglypuff

  • Under 100%: Information Needed
  • Over 100%: Information Needed

Kirby

  • Under 100%: Information Needed
  • Over 100%: Information Needed

Link

  • Under 100%: Information Needed
  • Over 100%: Information Needed

Luigi

  • Under 100%: Information Needed
  • Over 100% Information Needed

Mario

  • Under 100%: Information Needed
  • Over 100%: Information Needed

Marth

  • Under 100%: Information Needed
  • Over 100%: Information Needed

Mewtwo

  • Under 100%: Information Needed
  • Over 100%: Information Needed

Mr. Game & Watch

  • Under 100%: Information Needed
  • Over 100%: Information Needed

Ness

  • Under 100%: Information Needed
  • Over 100%: Information Needed

Peach

  • Under 100%: Information Needed
  • Over 100%: Information Needed

Pichu

  • Under 100%: Information Needed
  • Over 100%: Information Needed

Pikachu

  • Under 100%: Information Needed
  • Over 100%: Information Needed

Roy

  • Under 100%: Information Needed
  • Over 100%: Information Needed

Samus

  • Under 100%: Information Needed
  • Over 100%: Information Needed

Sheik

  • Under 100%: Information Needed
  • Over 100%: Information Needed

Yoshi

  • Under 100%: Information Needed
  • Over 100%: Information Needed

Young Link

  • Under 100%: Information Needed
  • Over 100%: Information Needed

Zelda

  • Under 100%: Information Needed
  • Over 100%: Information Needed

List of Ledge Attacks (SSBB)

Bowser

  • Under 100%: Hits the opponent with a spinning attack when Bowser is in his shell. Information Needed% damage.
  • Over 100%: Information Needed

Captain Falcon

  • Under 100%: Information Needed
  • Over 100%: Information Needed

Charizard

  • Under 100%: Information Needed
  • Over 100%: Information Needed

Diddy Kong

  • Under 100%: Information Needed
  • Over 100%: Information Needed

Donkey Kong

  • Under 100%: Information Needed
  • Over 100%: Information Needed

Falco

  • Under 100%: Information Needed
  • Over 100%: Information Needed

Fox

  • Under 100%: Information Needed
  • Over 100%: Information Needed

Ganondorf

  • Under 100%: Information Needed
  • Over 100%: Information Needed

Ice Climbers

  • Under 100%: Information Needed
  • Over 100%: Information Needed

Ike

  • Under 100%: Information Needed
  • Over 100%: Information Needed

Ivysaur

  • Under 100%: Information Needed
  • Over 100%: Information Needed

Jigglypuff

  • Under 100%: Information Needed
  • Over 100%: Information Needed

King Dedede

  • Under 100%: Information Needed
  • Over 100%: Information Needed

Kirby

  • Under 100%: Information Needed
  • Over 100%: Information Needed

Link

  • Under 100%: Information Needed
  • Over 100%: Information Needed

Lucario

  • Under 100%: Quickly pull up on the stage and do a palm strike. Fast and Good Range.
  • Over 100%: Slowly pull up on the stage and does a flip kick. Good range and more powerful.

Lucas

  • Under 100%: Information Needed
  • Over 100%: Information Needed

Luigi

  • Under 100%: Flips over the edge, kicking the opponent during the flip. 8% damage.
  • Over 100% Slowly gets up and kicks. 10% damage.

Mario

  • Under 100%: Does a somersault and then kicks upwards, from a laying down position. Information Needed% damage.
  • Over 100%: Gets up then does an attack similar to his forward tilt. Information Needed% damage.

Marth

  • Under 100%: Information Needed
  • Over 100%: Information Needed

Meta Knight

  • Under 100%: Information Needed
  • Over 100%: Information Needed

Mr. Game & Watch

  • Under 100%: Information Needed
  • Over 100%: Information Needed

Ness

  • Under 100%: Information Needed
  • Over 100%: Information Needed

Olimar

  • Under 100%: Information Needed
  • Over 100%: Information Needed

Peach

  • Under 100%: Information Needed
  • Over 100%: Information Needed

Pikachu

  • Under 100%: Information Needed
  • Over 100%: Information Needed

Pit

  • Under 100%: Information Needed
  • Over 100%: Information Needed

R.O.B.

  • Under 100%: Information Needed
  • Over 100%: Information Needed

Samus

  • Under 100%: Information Needed
  • Over 100%: Information Needed

Sheik

  • Under 100%: Information Needed
  • Over 100%: Information Needed

Snake

  • Under 100%: Information Needed
  • Over 100%: Information Needed

Sonic

  • Under 100%: Information Needed
  • Over 100%: Information Needed

Squirtle

  • Under 100%: Information Needed
  • Over 100%: Information Needed

Toon Link

  • Under 100%: Information Needed
  • Over 100%: Information Needed

Wario

  • Under 100%: Information Needed
  • Over 100%: Information Needed

Wolf

  • Under 100%: Information Needed
  • Over 100%: Information Needed

Yoshi

  • Under 100%: Information Needed
  • Over 100%: Information Needed

Zelda

  • Under 100%: Information Needed
  • Over 100%: Information Needed

Zero Suit Samus

  • Under 100%: Information Needed
  • Over 100%: Information Needed



v • d • e
Attacks in the Super Smash Bros. series
Standard ground attacks Neutral attack · Dash attack
Tilt attacks Forward tilt · Up tilt · Down tilt · Crouching attack
Smash attacks Forward smash · Up smash · Down smash
Aerial attacks Neutral aerial · Forward aerial · Back aerial · Up aerial · Down aerial · Grab aerial · Glide attack
Throws Grab · Pummel · Forward throw · Back throw · Up throw · Down throw
Get-up attacks Floor attack · Edge attack
Special moves Neutral special move · Side special move · Up special move · Down special move · Command-input move · Final Smash
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