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'''Start up time''' is commonly refferred to as "'''start up lag'''." Start up lag is the delay that a character has before the [[hitbox]] of an attack comes out to hit the opponent. [[Fox]] + [[Falco]]'s [[Shine]], as well as [[Jigglypuff]]'s [[Rest]] have the least start up time of any move at 1 [[frame]].  The move with the most start up lag in the game is [[Ganondorf]]'s [[up tilt]].
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