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|fsmashdesc=Steps forward and throws one of three right-handed punch variations, depending on which angle the [[control stick]] is tilted. It is active on frame 14 (15 if angled down) and has a moderate amount of ending lag (26 frames), making it deceptively fast in spite of its power. Little Mac also rushes forward before the hitbox becomes active; while this gives it deceptively good range, the hitboxes do not reach far in front of him. It is quite versatile for a smash attack in general: each directional input modifies its function significantly and thus allows Little Mac options to inflict a powerful horizontal or vertical blow, or inflict heavy damage and/or shield damage. | |fsmashdesc=Steps forward and throws one of three right-handed punch variations, depending on which angle the [[control stick]] is tilted. It is active on frame 14 (15 if angled down) and has a moderate amount of ending lag (26 frames), making it deceptively fast in spite of its power. Little Mac also rushes forward before the hitbox becomes active; while this gives it deceptively good range, the hitboxes do not reach far in front of him. It is quite versatile for a smash attack in general: each directional input modifies its function significantly and thus allows Little Mac options to inflict a powerful horizontal or vertical blow, or inflict heavy damage and/or shield damage. | ||
''Up'': An uppercut. It launches opponents vertically, has the largest hitbox out of all three punch variations, and grants super armor on frames 8-15. Altogether, these traits make it the easiest variation to land as well as a useful anti-air attack. It is powerful and launches vertically to the point that it KOs Mario at 102%, allowing it to finish off fighters who have poor vertical endurance. On opponents at 0% (or at very low percentages with rage), should Little Mac use his armor to break through an attack and successfully connect this move, [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t4DJNmgJDm8&t=20s it can frame trap opponents into many vertical moves, including KO Uppercut], due to the [[Special Zoom]] giving Little Mac extra hit advantage. On certain characters at very low percents and with no DI/DI in, a second | ''Up'': An uppercut. It launches opponents vertically, has the largest hitbox out of all three punch variations, and grants super armor on frames 8-15. Altogether, these traits make it the easiest variation to land as well as a useful anti-air attack. It is powerful and launches vertically to the point that it KOs Mario at 102%, allowing it to finish off fighters who have poor vertical endurance. On opponents at 0% (or at very low percentages with rage), should Little Mac use his armor to break through an attack and successfully connect this move, [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t4DJNmgJDm8&t=20s it can frame trap opponents into many vertical moves, including KO Uppercut], due to the [[Special Zoom]] giving Little Mac extra hit advantage. On certain characters at very low percents and with no DI/DI in, a second forward smash can connect if the opponent uses a slow out-of-shield option or aerial. On {{SSBU|Battlefield}} at very low percentages, it can also set up a [[tech-chase]] if the hit opponent lands on a platform. It resembles Little Mac's Star Punch and One-Star Punch in the NES and Wii versions of ''Punch-Out!!'', respectively. | ||
''Forward'': A cross. It has the highest knockback growth out of all three punch variations, KOing Mario at 89% at center-stage. This makes it the most reliable out of the three in regard to KOing. It also grants super armor on frames 8-15. It heavily resembles the cross Little Mac hits King Hippo with during the cutscene in which he defeats Hippo in the Wii version of ''Punch-Out!!'' | ''Forward'': A cross. It has the highest knockback growth out of all three punch variations, KOing Mario at 89% at center-stage. This makes it the most reliable out of the three in regard to KOing. It also grants super armor on frames 8-15. It heavily resembles the cross Little Mac hits King Hippo with during the cutscene in which he defeats Hippo in the Wii version of ''Punch-Out!!'' | ||
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|dairdesc=A palm thrust. The fist hitbox is a sourspot, but also functions as a [[meteor smash]]. It autocancels with a short hop and is one of the quickest meteor smashes in the game, due to it coming out on frame 7 and having low ending lag. However, it is situational due to its meager damage output and knockback, with its meteor smash hitbox being effective only against fast fallers unless Little Mac also manages to [[footstool jump]] on the opponent immediately after. The meteor smash hitbox also acts like a sourspot, dealing less damage than the hitbox on his arm. However, it can [[lock]] floored opponents, allowing Little Mac to finish them with any of his strongest attacks. It can also gimp opponents, particularly those with poor recoveries. | |dairdesc=A palm thrust. The fist hitbox is a sourspot, but also functions as a [[meteor smash]]. It autocancels with a short hop and is one of the quickest meteor smashes in the game, due to it coming out on frame 7 and having low ending lag. However, it is situational due to its meager damage output and knockback, with its meteor smash hitbox being effective only against fast fallers unless Little Mac also manages to [[footstool jump]] on the opponent immediately after. The meteor smash hitbox also acts like a sourspot, dealing less damage than the hitbox on his arm. However, it can [[lock]] floored opponents, allowing Little Mac to finish them with any of his strongest attacks. It can also gimp opponents, particularly those with poor recoveries. | ||
|grabname=Grab ({{ja|つかみ|Tsukami}}) | |grabname=Grab ({{ja|つかみ|Tsukami}}) | ||
|grabdesc=[[wikipedia:Grappling hold#Clinch hold|Clinches]] the opponent. In addition to having average range, Little Mac possesses moderate ending lag in his grabs. Unlike in ''SSB4'', Little Mac's grabbox no longer has blindspots on his hand and arm. A [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y1If8eSLKwI roll cancel boost grab] noticeably improves the range of Little Mac's standing grab, and even enables his grabs to [[cross-up]] opponents at the cost of possibly being difficult to perform. Little Mac's dash grab has long range due to him rushing forward | |grabdesc=[[wikipedia:Grappling hold#Clinch hold|Clinches]] the opponent. In addition to having average range, Little Mac possesses moderate ending lag in his grabs. Unlike in ''SSB4'', Little Mac's grabbox no longer has blindspots on his hand and arm, although the grabbox does not extend past the palms of his boxing gloves. A [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y1If8eSLKwI roll cancel boost grab] noticeably improves the range of Little Mac's standing grab, and even enables his grabs to [[cross-up]] opponents at the cost of possibly being difficult to perform. Little Mac's dash grab has long range due to him rushing forward before the grabbox comes out, and his pivot grab also has decent range and extends to cover his full boxing gloves. However, they both have noticeable startup as well. Little Mac's grabs heavily resemble Bear Hugger's Bear Hug in the arcade and SNES versions of ''Super Punch-Out!!'' and in the Wii version of ''Punch-Out!!'' | ||
|pummelname=Grab Body Blow ({{ja|つかみボディブロー|Tsukami Bodi Burō}}) | |pummelname=Grab Body Blow ({{ja|つかみボディブロー|Tsukami Bodi Burō}}) | ||
|pummeldmg=1% | |pummeldmg=1% | ||