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==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
A downward stab with the Buster Sword that boasts a large, powerful sweetspot and decent speed. It serves as a threatening edgeguard due to its size and spiking capability, and an effective deterrent for juggling because of its surprisingly wide and long-lasting sourspot. Autocancelling the move allows the low knockback of the sourspot to offer combo potential into a variety of finishers, while also making it deceptively difficult to intercept or punish. | A downward stab with the Buster Sword that boasts a large, powerful sweetspot and decent speed. It serves as a threatening [[Edgeguarding|edgeguard]] due to its size and [[Spike|spiking]] capability, and an effective deterrent for juggling because of its surprisingly wide and long-lasting sourspot. [[Auto-canceling|Autocancelling]] the move allows the low knockback of the sourspot to offer combo potential into a variety of finishers, while also making it deceptively difficult to intercept or punish. | ||
==Hitboxes== | ==Hitboxes== |
Revision as of 21:10, April 28, 2024
Overview
A downward stab with the Buster Sword that boasts a large, powerful sweetspot and decent speed. It serves as a threatening edgeguard due to its size and spiking capability, and an effective deterrent for juggling because of its surprisingly wide and long-lasting sourspot. Autocancelling the move allows the low knockback of the sourspot to offer combo potential into a variety of finishers, while also making it deceptively difficult to intercept or punish.
Hitboxes
Timing
Attack
Initial autocancel | 1-4 |
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Clean hit | 11-13 |
Late hit | 14-42 |
Ending autocancel | 43- |
Interruptible | 60 |
Animation length | 77 |
Landing lag
Animation length | 26 |
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Lag time |
Hitbox |
Hitbox change |
Autocancel |
Interruptible |
Trivia
- Like Cloud's up aerial, the immediate auto-canceling of this move is possibly a coding error caused by the wrong type of timing function being used. In the move's scripts, the hitboxes are deleted on frame 43, then a timer with a count of 37 is placed in the next line for the auto-cancel window. However, this is an asynchronous timer, which enables the auto-cancel on frame 37, rather than a synchronous timer, which would enable it 37 frames after the hitboxes are deleted (on frame 60). As a result, the auto-cancel is instead enabled on frame 43, as the line is still read after the timer for deleting the hitboxes.
- A very similar error can be seen with Sonic's up aerial.
- Since this error was not addressed in any updates, it remains unknown whether the move's instant auto-canceling property was intentional or not. However, like with Cloud's up aerial, it was eventually fixed in Ultimate, where the move's auto-cancel properly uses an asynchronous timer on frame 46 (in addition to the hitboxes ending earlier, on frame 40).
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