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→Fortress hogging: There already is a YouTube video showcasing it linked, and it doesn't seem to be as notable a technique as other Melee techniques.
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{{YouTube|oGgg8YomIDI|'''Fortress hogging'''}} is a [[:Category:Techniques (SSBM)|technique]] in ''[[Melee]]'' that allows {{SSBM|Bowser}} to grab onto the edge after simply using his Whirling Fortress on the stage. Fortress hogging is performed by timing the Whirling Fortress so that the end of the animation allows Bowser to fall past the stage and in turn, grab on to the edge. However, on stages where there are sloped edges, like [[Yoshi's Story]], Bowser will automatically Fortress hog onto the edge regardless of the position he is facing, given he is not facing away from the stage after falling. | {{YouTube|oGgg8YomIDI|'''Fortress hogging'''}} is a [[:Category:Techniques (SSBM)|technique]] in ''[[Melee]]'' that allows {{SSBM|Bowser}} to grab onto the edge after simply using his Whirling Fortress on the stage. Fortress hogging is performed by timing the Whirling Fortress so that the end of the animation allows Bowser to fall past the stage and in turn, grab on to the edge. However, on stages where there are sloped edges, like [[Yoshi's Story]], Bowser will automatically Fortress hog onto the edge regardless of the position he is facing, given he is not facing away from the stage after falling. | ||