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Corrin's drawbacks in his transition to ''Ultimate'', however, stem mainly from not only universal changes to the game's engine hindering him, but also his direct changes failing to account for him. The universal nerfs to grabs' frame data leave Corrin more open to punishment should he miss one. Finally, while Corrin somewhat benefits from the various improvements to mobility across the board, the changes to run canceling, shields, and landing lag now allow opponents to exploit Corrin's defenses with less issue. As a result, Corrin must approach more often, although he now has to rely more on his aerials since Dragon Lunge is less safe in the [[neutral game]]. | Corrin's drawbacks in his transition to ''Ultimate'', however, stem mainly from not only universal changes to the game's engine hindering him, but also his direct changes failing to account for him. The universal nerfs to grabs' frame data leave Corrin more open to punishment should he miss one. Finally, while Corrin somewhat benefits from the various improvements to mobility across the board, the changes to run canceling, shields, and landing lag now allow opponents to exploit Corrin's defenses with less issue. As a result, Corrin must approach more often, although he now has to rely more on his aerials since Dragon Lunge is less safe in the [[neutral game]]. | ||
Overall, due to changes to his special moveset and the game's engine hurting him, Corrin was initially considered a significantly less viable character than in ''Smash 4'', although subsequent updates have mitigated the nerfs' impacts | Overall, due to changes to his special moveset and the game's engine hurting him, Corrin was initially considered a significantly less viable character than in ''Smash 4'', although subsequent updates have mitigated the nerfs' impacts, leading him to fare substantially better than he did during initial release. | ||
{{SSB4 to SSBU changelist|char=Corrin}} | {{SSB4 to SSBU changelist|char=Corrin}} | ||