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Back throw: Difference between revisions
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m (I thought Mewtwo's were the most powerful throws in the game. Is this right?) |
(Undo revision 70886 by Teamrocketspy621 (Talk) Whoops, I realized seconds later this is "Back throw," not "Throw.") |
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Notable back throws include: | Notable back throws include: | ||
* [[ | * [[Ness]]' back throw, arguably, has the farthest knock back in the game and can kill opponents at low percentages. | ||
== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
Revision as of 20:53, January 11, 2008
Back throw is a throw performed by pressing backwards on the control stick after having grabbed the enemy. These throws rarely lead to combos but often have decent knockback, and thus can be used to throw enemies off the edge to be edge-guarded.
Notable back throws include:
- Ness' back throw, arguably, has the farthest knock back in the game and can kill opponents at low percentages.
