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==Description== | ==Description== | ||
Cloud thrusts his sword forward, dealing 3% damage. He is then propelled a | Cloud thrusts his sword forward, dealing 3% damage. He is then propelled a distance about the height of Battlefield's top platform (this deals 4%). It will only allow Cloud to grab the ledge during the initial thrust, or when Cloud reaches its peak, much like [[Rising Uppercut]]. If the button is pressed again, Cloud will fall continuously and slash downward. This downward slash deals 4.5% by itself, and 3.5% if Cloud lands on a platform. The downward slash will meteor smash the opponent most of the time, but if it lands behind Cloud or anywhere not directly below the sword, it will instead send opponents at a diagonal angle, with a relatively high base knockback but low scaling. | ||
While Cloud is under ''Limit Break'' status (see [[Limit Charge]]), the initial stab deals 6% and the rising slash deals 7% with increased knockback. This variant | While Cloud is under ''Limit Break'' status (see [[Limit Charge]]), the initial stab deals 6% and the rising slash deals 7% with increased knockback. This variant propells Cloud x1.5 of the original height and has good horizontal maneuverability on the rise, while additionally being able to carry Cloud's forward momentum as he falls. It will also [[Edge sweet spot|allow grabbing the ledge while it is in progress]]. However, Cloud players should be wary using this variant of the move on stages where the main platform has an underside, as the horizontal component may get them stuck in a fatal position. | ||
Common to both versions, if Cloud inputs for the downward slash, he cannot grab the ledge until after descending a distance slightly less than | Common to both versions, if Cloud inputs for the downward slash, he cannot grab the ledge until after descending a distance slightly less than Climhazzard's normal upward distance; grabbing the ledge while facing the opposite direction requires slightly less than Climhazzard's Limit Break upward distance before the ledge can be grabbed. Attempting to grab the ledge at any lower heights will cause a [[self-destruct]]. Any horizontal momentum is utterly cancelled if the falling slash is initiated. Repeated use of the downward slash near the ledge at a grabbable height is a viable edgeguarding option, as it can hit below the ledge before Cloud grabs it. If the downward slash's meteor smash hitbox is instead used as a [[Sacrificial KO]], Cloud will almost always lose his stock first, unless the opponent is close enough to the bottom blast line. | ||
==Customization== | ==Customization== | ||
Revision as of 23:37, March 12, 2016
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  Cloud using the normal (top) and Limit Break version (bottom) of Climhazzard. | |
| User | Cloud |
| Universe | Final Fantasy |
Climhazzard (クライムハザード, Climb Hazzard) is Cloud's up special move.
Description
Cloud thrusts his sword forward, dealing 3% damage. He is then propelled a distance about the height of Battlefield's top platform (this deals 4%). It will only allow Cloud to grab the ledge during the initial thrust, or when Cloud reaches its peak, much like Rising Uppercut. If the button is pressed again, Cloud will fall continuously and slash downward. This downward slash deals 4.5% by itself, and 3.5% if Cloud lands on a platform. The downward slash will meteor smash the opponent most of the time, but if it lands behind Cloud or anywhere not directly below the sword, it will instead send opponents at a diagonal angle, with a relatively high base knockback but low scaling.
While Cloud is under Limit Break status (see Limit Charge), the initial stab deals 6% and the rising slash deals 7% with increased knockback. This variant propells Cloud x1.5 of the original height and has good horizontal maneuverability on the rise, while additionally being able to carry Cloud's forward momentum as he falls. It will also allow grabbing the ledge while it is in progress. However, Cloud players should be wary using this variant of the move on stages where the main platform has an underside, as the horizontal component may get them stuck in a fatal position.
Common to both versions, if Cloud inputs for the downward slash, he cannot grab the ledge until after descending a distance slightly less than Climhazzard's normal upward distance; grabbing the ledge while facing the opposite direction requires slightly less than Climhazzard's Limit Break upward distance before the ledge can be grabbed. Attempting to grab the ledge at any lower heights will cause a self-destruct. Any horizontal momentum is utterly cancelled if the falling slash is initiated. Repeated use of the downward slash near the ledge at a grabbable height is a viable edgeguarding option, as it can hit below the ledge before Cloud grabs it. If the downward slash's meteor smash hitbox is instead used as a Sacrificial KO, Cloud will almost always lose his stock first, unless the opponent is close enough to the bottom blast line.
Customization
Special Move customization was added in Super Smash Bros. 4. These are the variations:
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| "Thrust your sword and then jump into the air. Push the button again for a high-speed downward cut." |
- Climhazzard: Default.
Like the other DLC characters, Cloud lacks custom move variations.
Origin
Climhazzard is Cloud's fourth Limit Break in Final Fantasy VII. When used, Cloud stabs an enemy and then performs a jumping slash that deals very high damage. The downward strike may be based on his first Limit Break called Braver.
Trivia
- Cloud will enter helplessness after a full second of the falling slash animation (enough time to descend from the upper blast line of Gaur Plain to out-of-sight on the bottom screen). Unless in Smash Run or a stage even larger than Gaur Plain, this has no probable practical applications as Cloud maintains his dooming speed.
- In effect, this move is very similar to Ike's Aether, or Kirby's Final Cutter, though the downward swing in Cloud's case is purely optional, and potentially hazardous off-stage.
