Wario (SSBU): Difference between revisions

|neutraldesc=A downward punch and a uppercut. Among one of the worst neutral attacks in the game, due to its slow startup (frame 8) and lack of range, although it provides more reward than down tilt at lower percentages since down tilt cannot combo reliably until then. Similar to his two punch combo from ''{{s|mariowiki|Wario World}}''.

|dtiltdesc=Wario violently pokes the ground with his index finger, damaging opponents as he does so. It provides very little knockback and can combo into aerials and ground moves, most notably dash attack. It also has long horizontal range and provides disjoint due to the hands lacking a hurtbox, although the hitbox itself is very narrow and can miss opponents that are even slightly above it. Likely based on the "Touch" themed microgames from the ''WarioWare'' series.

|dsmashdesc=Spins on the ground thrice, bashing foes with his head. The move consists of three hits, though only one hit can connect. While the first hit is capable of KO'ing at high percents, its power is very low for a smash attack while subsequent hits are even weaker. Hits most ledge hangs, although it possesses high ending lag, and the poor range makes it an unsafe move to use for the most part, although it is Wario's fastest smash attack at 8 frames. Due to the move's weak power, poor range, high ending lag, and being extremely unsafe on shield, it is one of the worst down smashes in the game as it carries very high risk while offering very low reward in return. Might be based on {{s|MarioWiki|Wario Whirled}} from ''WarioWare Inc.: Mega Microgame$''.

|grabdesc=Grabs the opponent by the torso with one hand. Based on his one-handed grabs in the ''Wario Land'' series.

|pummeldesc=Pokes the opponent in the gut with his index finger. Likely based on the "Touch" themed microgames from the ''WarioWare'' series.

|floorfdesc=Wario gets up and pokes his finger both forwards and backward. A potential reference to the "Touch" themed microgames from the ''WarioWare'' series.

|usdesc=Wario launches himself into the air, hitting enemies multiple times while spinning. The final hit has decent diagonal knockback with the hands, KO'ing at high percents. Wario's body has a hitbox that launches up, although is very difficult to hit due to the hand hitboxes taking priority. The move can be steered diagonally left or right. Possibly based on the {{s|mariowiki|Corkscrew Conk}} from ''Wario World''. While both moves feature vertical ascension, the two moves are different visually.