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==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
Known informally as a '''Shine''', it can reflect projectiles that are fired on Fox back at the opponent. The move has a set knockback and stun and can do an effective edge guarding technique called [[Shine spike]], where Fox can spike his opponent who is off the stage with his reflector. The Reflector can be followed up with other moves such as an u-tilt, up smash, or another shine. Fox can also jump cancel the shine to avoid ending lag, giving him the ability to [[waveshine]], wavedashing out of a shine. | Known informally as a '''Shine''', it can reflect projectiles that are fired on Fox back at the opponent. The move has a set knockback and stun and can do an effective edge guarding technique called [[Shine spike]], where Fox can spike his opponent who is off the stage with his reflector. The Reflector can be followed up with other moves such as an u-tilt, up smash, or another shine. Fox can also jump cancel the shine to avoid ending lag, giving him the ability to [[waveshine]], wavedashing out of a shine. | ||
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Revision as of 15:51, June 23, 2013
Overview
Known informally as a Shine, it can reflect projectiles that are fired on Fox back at the opponent. The move has a set knockback and stun and can do an effective edge guarding technique called Shine spike, where Fox can spike his opponent who is off the stage with his reflector. The Reflector can be followed up with other moves such as an u-tilt, up smash, or another shine. Fox can also jump cancel the shine to avoid ending lag, giving him the ability to waveshine, wavedashing out of a shine.
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