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[[File:SSB64 Yoshi Combo.gif|thumb|{{Sm|Isai}} ({{SSB|Yoshi}}) does a juggling combo on {{Sm|S2J}} ({{SSB|Fox}}) in ''Smash 64'', ending with a [[meteor smash]]]] | [[File:SSB64 Yoshi Combo.gif|thumb|{{Sm|Isai}} ({{SSB|Yoshi}}) does a juggling combo on {{Sm|S2J}} ({{SSB|Fox}}) in ''Smash 64'', ending with a [[meteor smash]]]] | ||
'''Juggling''' is a type of [[combo]] that involves repeatedly hitting someone into the air without letting them recover or hit the ground. The name comes from the motion of the victim vaguely resembling the motion that objects make when juggled. | '''Juggling''' is a type of [[combo]] that involves repeatedly hitting someone into the air without letting them recover or hit the ground. The name comes from the motion of the victim vaguely resembling the motion that objects make when juggled. | ||
In video games, juggling originated with Mortal Kombat. In the fighting games that came before, air-born enemies were usually immune to attacks. | |||
The most common way to juggle is by continuously using [[up tilt]]s, but [[up aerial]]s can also be used, especially for air juggling. This is an effective technique to damage opponents that have poor means of protecting themselves from below. Juggling becomes harder as damage increases since the opponent experiences greater [[knockback]], allowing more opportunities for escape or retaliation. | The most common way to juggle is by continuously using [[up tilt]]s, but [[up aerial]]s can also be used, especially for air juggling. This is an effective technique to damage opponents that have poor means of protecting themselves from below. Juggling becomes harder as damage increases since the opponent experiences greater [[knockback]], allowing more opportunities for escape or retaliation. | ||