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Snake (SSBU)/Down throw: Difference between revisions

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(→‎Overview: Think this chart explains down throw follow ups better than the previous one did.)
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==Overview==
==Overview==
[[File:Snake dthrow chart.png|thumb|right|400px|A chart showing which follow ups work on specific character at certain percentages after the down throw.]]
[[File:Snake dthrow chart.png|thumb|right|400px|A chart showing which follow ups work on specific characters at certain percentages after the down throw.]]


==Throw Data==
==Throw Data==
The amount of frames the opponent is immobilized by the throw before they can use a getup option is equal to <code>3 + p/17</code>, with a minimum of 3 frames and a maximum of 13, where '''p''' is the opponent's percent after damage from the throw (including the [[1v1 multiplier]]). As a result, the immobility duration starts increasing with 17% post-throw damage, and caps at 170%.
The amount of frames the opponent is immobilized by the throw before they can use a getup option is equal to <code>3 + p/17</code>, with a minimum of 3 frames and a maximum of 13, where '''p''' is the opponent's percent after damage from the throw (including the [[1v1 multiplier]]). As a result, the immobility duration starts increasing with 17% post-throw damage, and caps at 160%.


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Revision as of 14:37, August 14, 2022

Snake down throw hurtbox visualization.

Overview

A chart showing which follow ups work on specific characters at certain percentages after the down throw.

Throw Data

The amount of frames the opponent is immobilized by the throw before they can use a getup option is equal to 3 + p/17, with a minimum of 3 frames and a maximum of 13, where p is the opponent's percent after damage from the throw (including the 1v1 multiplier). As a result, the immobility duration starts increasing with 17% post-throw damage, and caps at 160%.

Kind ID Damage Angle Angle type BK KS FKV Effect Type Sound
Throw 0 9.0% AngleIcon270.png Backward 0 0 0 0.0× Down (effect) Throwing (type) S None
Break 0 2.0% Sakurai angle Backward 60 100 0 0.0× Normal (effect) Throwing (type) S None

Timing

Invincibility 1-35
Throw Release 35
Interruptible 42
Animation length 46
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