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{{cquote|''Jumps high and follows up with a firm downward strike.''|cite=Description from ''Ultimate''{{'}}s Move List}} | {{cquote|''Jumps high and follows up with a firm downward strike.''|cite=Description from ''Ultimate''{{'}}s Move List}} | ||
'''Stone Scabbard''' ({{ja|ロケット下突き|Roketto Shitazuki}}, ''Rocket Downstab''), known as '''Back in the Stone''' in the [[PAL]] version, is one of three [[up special move]]s for the [[Mii Swordfighter]]. When used, the Swordfighter slashes upward, knocking any enemy hit up while they also rise. Then, he/she holds the sword with the blade pointed down, and descends, [[meteor smash]]ing enemies on the way down. The blade can pass through thin platforms, ambushing anyone underneath the platform the Swordfighter lands on. The Swordfighter is [[intangible]] during the initial frames of the attack. This move is very similar to [[Kirby]]'s [[Final Cutter]]. | '''Stone Scabbard''' ({{ja|ロケット下突き|Roketto Shitazuki}}, ''Rocket Downstab''), known as '''Back in the Stone''' in the [[PAL]] version, is one of three [[up special move]]s for the [[Mii Swordfighter]]. | ||
==Overview== | |||
Both of the move's official English names are a reference to the way the Mii's sword penetrates the ground upon impact, briefly holding the weapon in an unusable position. | |||
When used, the Swordfighter slashes upward, knocking any enemy hit up while they also rise. Then, he/she holds the sword with the blade pointed down, and descends, [[meteor smash]]ing enemies on the way down. The blade can pass through thin platforms, ambushing anyone underneath the platform the Swordfighter lands on. The Swordfighter is [[intangible]] during the initial frames of the attack. This move is very similar to [[Kirby]]'s [[Final Cutter]]. | |||
The meteor smash can be used as a [[sacrificial KO]] if the opponent cannot recover from the attack, but is unlikely to send opponents towards the bottom blast zone quicker than Mii Swordfighter would reach the same place itself until higher percentages. For this reason, Mii Swordfighter should attempt to grab the ledge when possible after hitting an opponent, if the move is to be used for KO purposes. | The meteor smash can be used as a [[sacrificial KO]] if the opponent cannot recover from the attack, but is unlikely to send opponents towards the bottom blast zone quicker than Mii Swordfighter would reach the same place itself until higher percentages. For this reason, Mii Swordfighter should attempt to grab the ledge when possible after hitting an opponent, if the move is to be used for KO purposes. | ||
During the transition to ''Ultimate'', the move was heavily buffed. It now travels higher and the player can move the Swordfighter left or right during the ascent, thus making it more useful for recovery. The move can also sweetspot ledges from behind and boasts a larger hitbox. However, while its final hit has been strenghened in terms of damage output, its initial hit now deals less damage. | |||
==Customization== | ==Customization== | ||
Revision as of 18:30, May 30, 2019
| Stone Scabbard | |
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 Stone Scabbard in motion | |
| User | Mii Swordfighter |
| Universe | Super Smash Bros. |
| “ | A high jump and downward thrust to launch foes. | ” |
| —Smash for 3DS's foldout | ||
| “ | Jumps high and follows up with a firm downward strike. | ” |
| —Description from Ultimate's Move List | ||
Stone Scabbard (ロケット下突き, Rocket Downstab), known as Back in the Stone in the PAL version, is one of three up special moves for the Mii Swordfighter.
Overview
Both of the move's official English names are a reference to the way the Mii's sword penetrates the ground upon impact, briefly holding the weapon in an unusable position.
When used, the Swordfighter slashes upward, knocking any enemy hit up while they also rise. Then, he/she holds the sword with the blade pointed down, and descends, meteor smashing enemies on the way down. The blade can pass through thin platforms, ambushing anyone underneath the platform the Swordfighter lands on. The Swordfighter is intangible during the initial frames of the attack. This move is very similar to Kirby's Final Cutter.
The meteor smash can be used as a sacrificial KO if the opponent cannot recover from the attack, but is unlikely to send opponents towards the bottom blast zone quicker than Mii Swordfighter would reach the same place itself until higher percentages. For this reason, Mii Swordfighter should attempt to grab the ledge when possible after hitting an opponent, if the move is to be used for KO purposes.
During the transition to Ultimate, the move was heavily buffed. It now travels higher and the player can move the Swordfighter left or right during the ascent, thus making it more useful for recovery. The move can also sweetspot ledges from behind and boasts a larger hitbox. However, while its final hit has been strenghened in terms of damage output, its initial hit now deals less damage.
Customization
Special Move customization was added in Super Smash Bros. 4. These are the variations:
| 1. Stone Scabbard | 2. Skyward Slash Dash | 3. Hero's Spin |
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| "A high jump followed by a firm downward strike with your sword." | "A flurry of slashes that sends you in the direction of your choice." | "A spinning sword attack that sends you upward if used in the air." |
Gallery
Stone Scabbard as shown by a Skill Preview in Ultimate.
