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|game=SSBU | |game=SSBU | ||
|neutralcount=3 | |neutralcount=3 | ||
|neutralname=Palm Stamp ({{ja|パームスタンプ|Pāmu Sutanpu}}) | |neutralname=Palm Stamp ({{ja|パームスタンプ|Pāmu Sutanpu}})<br>Snatch Claw ({{ja|スナッチクロー|Sunacchi Kurō}})<br>Sole Kick ({{ja|ソールキック|Sõru Kikku}}) | ||
|neutral1dmg=2.5% | |neutral1dmg=2.5% | ||
|neutral2dmg=2.5% | |neutral2dmg=2.5% | ||
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|uairdmg={{ShortHopDmgSSBU|14}}, {{ShortHopDmgSSBU|10}} (late) | |uairdmg={{ShortHopDmgSSBU|14}}, {{ShortHopDmgSSBU|10}} (late) | ||
|uairdesc=An upward battering ram. It causes K. Rool to float slightly, giving it more reach. It has extremely high ending lag due to King K. Rool laughing after the move, preventing him from acting even if performed out of a double jump, making it risky to use offstage and making it the laggiest aerial in the game. However, is one of K. Rool's fastest aerial attacks (comes out on frame 7), and deals less damage if hit later. In addition to this, the early hitbox is among the strongest up aerials in the game, being able to KO at around 100% and even earlier if used near the upper blast zone, giving K. Rool a possibility to pick up very early KOs with the move, especially with rage. The early hit has a large, disjointed hitbox much larger than K. Rool's head, which also lingers for a disproportionately long time. The move has Belly Super Armor while K. Rool stretches his head out, ending after the hitboxes are over. When short-hopped, this move can allow K. Rool to move onto a platform, allowing for some movement options, and significantly helps with the issue of the move having high ending lag. Like up smash, there are intangibility frames on K. Rool's head during the attack, making it disjointed and allowing it to beat projectiles or some other even reasonably disjointed moves, such as {{SSBU|Mr. Game & Watch}}'s down aerial. This move can also be used for recovering from high to mid-levels, as K. Rool can be moved from side to side while using the move. <!--K. Rool's crown does not increase this move's damage, this has been tested. Remember that short hop attacks have a damage penalty in ''Ultimate''.--> | |uairdesc=An upward battering ram. It causes K. Rool to float slightly, giving it more reach. It has extremely high ending lag due to King K. Rool laughing after the move, preventing him from acting even if performed out of a double jump, making it risky to use offstage and making it the laggiest aerial in the game. However, is one of K. Rool's fastest aerial attacks (comes out on frame 7), and deals less damage if hit later. In addition to this, the early hitbox is among the strongest up aerials in the game, being able to KO at around 100% and even earlier if used near the upper blast zone, giving K. Rool a possibility to pick up very early KOs with the move, especially with rage. The early hit has a large, disjointed hitbox much larger than K. Rool's head, which also lingers for a disproportionately long time. The move has Belly Super Armor while K. Rool stretches his head out, ending after the hitboxes are over. When short-hopped, this move can allow K. Rool to move onto a platform, allowing for some movement options, and significantly helps with the issue of the move having high ending lag. Like up smash, there are intangibility frames on K. Rool's head during the attack, making it disjointed and allowing it to beat projectiles or some other even reasonably disjointed moves, such as {{SSBU|Mr. Game & Watch}}'s down aerial. This move can also be used for recovering from high to mid-levels, as K. Rool can be moved from side to side while using the move. <!--K. Rool's crown does not increase this move's damage, this has been tested. Remember that short hop attacks have a damage penalty in ''Ultimate''.--> | ||
|dairname=Meteor | |dairname=Meteor Stamp ({{ja|メテオスタンプ|Meteo Sutanpu}}) | ||
|dairdmg={{ShortHopDmgSSBU|12}} (early), {{ShortHopDmgSSBU|9}} (late) | |dairdmg={{ShortHopDmgSSBU|12}} (early), {{ShortHopDmgSSBU|9}} (late) | ||
|dairdesc=A front flipping [[wikipedia:Professional wrestling strikes#Double foot stomp|double foot stomp]]. The hitbox is situated on K. Rool's legs. Decently fast (comes out on frame 14) and meteor smashes if the early hitbox connects, although the meteor smash itself is rather weak. If the opponent is hit by the early hitbox - but not meteor smashed - on-stage by this move, it confirms into a wide variety of attacks. There is also a late hitbox with a sweetspot on K. Rool's hips that has more knockback growth, plus a sourspot on the feet. It also has Belly Super Armor after K. Rool stomps, giving it some safety. It is a partial reference to the jump attack he did in the first DKC, albeit without the flip. | |dairdesc=A front flipping [[wikipedia:Professional wrestling strikes#Double foot stomp|double foot stomp]]. The hitbox is situated on K. Rool's legs. Decently fast (comes out on frame 14) and meteor smashes if the early hitbox connects, although the meteor smash itself is rather weak. If the opponent is hit by the early hitbox - but not meteor smashed - on-stage by this move, it confirms into a wide variety of attacks. There is also a late hitbox with a sweetspot on K. Rool's hips that has more knockback growth, plus a sourspot on the feet. It also has Belly Super Armor after K. Rool stomps, giving it some safety. It is a partial reference to the jump attack he did in the first DKC, albeit without the flip. |
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