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[[File:Kirby Up special Hitbox Smash 64.gif|thumb|Hitbox of Kirby's up special.]] | [[File:Kirby Up special Hitbox Smash 64.gif|thumb|Hitbox of Kirby's up special.]] | ||
The special move's name is '''[[Final Cutter]]''', where Kirby pulls out a blade, goes up in midair while swinging it upward, and once at a certain height, | The special move's name is '''[[Final Cutter]]''', where Kirby pulls out a blade, goes up in midair while swinging it upward, and, once at a certain height, falls down to the ground while bringing the blade downwards. When he lands, it will also make a wave [[projectile]] that will travel a certain distance in the direction Kirby is facing. This attack deals 8% damage when Kirby swings upwards, 2% damage when swinging downwards, and 3% damage when Kirby smashes the blade for a total of 13% damage, with the wave doing 6% damage and decent knockback. | ||
The move is mainly used for his [[recovery]], giving decent vertical distance and a bit of horizontal distance if the player tilts the control stick left or right. However, if Kirby is offstage and uses this move and does not make it to the [[edge]], he will be unable to do anything, so he will plummet to the lower blast line and [[SD]]. | The move is mainly used for his [[recovery]], giving decent vertical distance and a bit of horizontal distance if the player tilts the control stick left or right. However, if Kirby is offstage and uses this move and does not make it to the [[edge]], he will be unable to do anything, so he will plummet to the lower blast line and [[SD]]. | ||
Revision as of 13:38, June 24, 2014
Overview
The special move's name is Final Cutter, where Kirby pulls out a blade, goes up in midair while swinging it upward, and, once at a certain height, falls down to the ground while bringing the blade downwards. When he lands, it will also make a wave projectile that will travel a certain distance in the direction Kirby is facing. This attack deals 8% damage when Kirby swings upwards, 2% damage when swinging downwards, and 3% damage when Kirby smashes the blade for a total of 13% damage, with the wave doing 6% damage and decent knockback.
The move is mainly used for his recovery, giving decent vertical distance and a bit of horizontal distance if the player tilts the control stick left or right. However, if Kirby is offstage and uses this move and does not make it to the edge, he will be unable to do anything, so he will plummet to the lower blast line and SD.
When Kirby is descending, it gives a very powerful meteor smash with set knockback. Thus it can potentially good for edge-guarding, but again, if it is used offstage, Kirby must be able to grab the edge or he will SD. The move is able to edgeguard certain recoveries such as Pikachu's Quick Attack and Fox's Fire Fox if used near the edge while facing offstage, due to the opponent heading into it. It is not recommended to use this onstage, as the horizontally-hitting hitbox that the meteor smashed opponent will be linked into lacks power and combo ability, and it is possible for the opponent to trade with the meteor smash hit, using moves with fast startup, such as many neutral aerials.
Gallery
Kikoushi (Kirby) edgeguarding Isai (Pikachu) using Final Cutter.
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