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*[[Neutral special]]s are usually reserved for the fighter's only [[projectile]] (eg. [[Fireball]]), or a powerful attack with good KO power that can either be [[charging|chargeable]] ([[Charge Shot]]) or have a long startup ([[Falcon Punch]]). | *[[Neutral special]]s are usually reserved for the fighter's only [[projectile]] (eg. [[Fireball]]), or a powerful attack with good KO power that can either be [[charging|chargeable]] ([[Charge Shot]]) or have a long startup ([[Falcon Punch]]). | ||
*[[Side special]]s tend to be attacks that give the fighter a momentum boost in a singular direction that is usually their only horizontal recovery option | *[[Side special]]s tend to be attacks that give the fighter a momentum boost in a singular direction that is usually their only horizontal recovery option which may cause [[helplessness]] ([[Quick Draw]]). Some are projectiles that can be used for deterring [[approach]]es ([[Missile]], [[PK Fire]]). | ||
*[[Up special]]s are essentially a fighter's main [[recovery]] move (with the exception of [[Jigglypuff]]'s [[Sing]]) that give a fair amount of upward distance, and can either be damaging or non-damaging; almost all up specials cause helplessness. | *[[Up special]]s are essentially a fighter's main [[recovery]] move (with the exception of [[Jigglypuff]]'s [[Sing]]) that give a fair amount of upward distance, and can either be damaging or non-damaging; almost all up specials cause helplessness. | ||