Natural combo

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A natural combo is a move composed of multiple parts; pressing the relevant button at the correct time will launch the next segment of the move, while not pressing the button will end the sequence. They can be found in all four games. Natural combos are sometimes, but not necessarily, combos; the sequence of attacks is not guaranteed to hit the opponent if the first hit connects.

Sometimes used interchangeably with neutral attack, its most common type, most characters will perform multiple attacks (such as Mario's jab, cross, kick), and some characters will launch into a rapid attack.

Some characters, such as Link, Sheik, Snake, Captain Falcon, and Meta Knight, have natural combos using their tilts or smashes as well.

Marth, Roy, and Lucina's side special moves are also natural combos; after the first strike, players can press up special, neutral special, or down special for three more attacks, each time yielding a different attack.

• An example of a natural combo (Toon Link's)
• NC2.jpg

  The second slash of Toon Link's neutral attack

• NC3.jpg

  The third slash of Toon Link's neutral attack which follows up the second slash.

List of natural combos

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In Melee

The neutral attacks of all characters except Ganondorf, Roy and Zelda are natural combos. Other natural combos in the game are the following:

• Link - forward smash
• Young Link - forward smash
• Marth - Dancing Blade
• Roy - Double-Edge Dance
• Pikachu - Quick Attack
• Pichu - Agility (contains no hitboxes)

In Brawl

• Toon Link - forward smash and Spin Attack
• Ike - Aether
• Lucas - PK Thunder

In Smash 4

• Lucina - Dancing Blade
• Ness - Lasting PK Thunder and PK Fire
• Lucas - PK Thunder
• Marth - Dancing Blade
• Pikachu - Quick Attack
• Bowser - Bowser Bomb (ground)