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[[Image:Jiggly_rollout.jpg|right|thumb|200px|Jigglypuff's Rollout.]]
[[Image:Jiggly_rollout.jpg|right|thumb|200px|Jigglypuff's Rollout.]]
Approach Attacks are those that can also be considered projectiles that use the character's body as the projectile. I.e. the attack moves the character a considerable distance (e.g. [[Wolf (SSBB)|Wolf's]] Side Smash, is about the minimum significant distance). Thus these attacks provide a safer approach than simply [[walking]] through offensive strategies.
Approach Attacks are those that can also be considered projectiles that use the character's body as the projectile. I.e. the attack moves the character a considerable distance (e.g. [[Wolf (SSBB)|Wolf's]] Side Smash, is about the minimum significant distance). Thus these attacks provide a safer approach than simply [[walking]] through offensive strategies. Also, most approach attacks are [[Special Move| Special Moves]], meaning they can be used for [[recovery]].


== List of Approach Attacks ==
== List of Approach Attacks ==

Revision as of 09:14, April 30, 2010

Jigglypuff's Rollout.

Approach Attacks are those that can also be considered projectiles that use the character's body as the projectile. I.e. the attack moves the character a considerable distance (e.g. Wolf's Side Smash, is about the minimum significant distance). Thus these attacks provide a safer approach than simply walking through offensive strategies. Also, most approach attacks are Special Moves, meaning they can be used for recovery.

List of Approach Attacks

See Also

Approach