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Luigi (SSBU)/Forward smash: Difference between revisions
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==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
Luigi steps forward and delivers a knifehand jab. It is fairly fast for its strength at frame 12, and possesses a very slight disjoint as well as no kind of sourspot, making it a reliable KO option. It can be angled, which alters the move's knockback and angle stats. The slight disjoint can be utilized with the up angle as an anti-air against low-ranged aerials, strengthened by its higher kill power due to higher knockback and launch angle, capable of killing at ~85% on midweights from the top. The un-angled variation can be used with its longer horizontal reach as a strong punish, and the down angle can be used to hit certain ledgehangs, and sends at the lowest angle, thus killing earliest at the ledge at ~100% on midweights. The move also possesses five extra points of shield damage, making it a useful move to break a damaged shield. | |||
==Hitboxes== | ==Hitboxes== | ||