Luigi (SSBB)/Hitboxes

	This is a hitbox repository. It is currently incomplete.
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Hurtboxes

Color Legend
Types							Effects
Typeless	Head	Butt	Hand	Foot	Throwing	Spin	Normal	Flame

Luigi's Hitboxes
Neutral Punch/Punch/Butt	Hit 1		Hit 2		Hit 3
F-Tilt Power Kick	Angled up		Angled side		Angled down
U-Tilt Upper Swipe
D-Tilt Crouch Kick	On grounded opponents			On aerial opponents
Dash Frenzy Punches	Hits 1-6			Hit 7
U-Smash Head Snap
D-Smash Breakdance Kick	Hit 1			Hit 2
F-Smash Palm Poke	Angled up		Angled side		Angled down
Nair Drop Kick	Clean			Late
Fair Karate Chop
Bair Rear Kick	Clean			Late
Uair Flip Kick	Part 1			Part 1
	Part 2			Part 2
Dair Drill Kick
Shield
Grab	Standing		Running		Pivot
Pummel (Nosebutt)
F-Throw (Spin Chuck)
B-Throw (Spin Throw)	Swing Collision			Throw
U-Throw (Vertical Hurl)
D-Throw (Ground Slam)
Floor (back) (Sweep Kick)	Hit 1			Hit 2
Floor (front) (Double Punch)	Hit 1			Hit 2
Floor (trip) (Double Kick)	Hit 1			Hit 2
Edge (<100%) (Quick Kick)
Edge (100%+) (Slow Kick)
Neutral Special (Fireball)
Side Special (Green Missile)
Up Special (Fire Jump Punch)
Down Special (Luigi Cyclone)
Final Smash (Negative Zone)
D-Taunt (Heel Scuff)

Notes

• The angle of a hitbox is displayed as a line. For hitboxes with the Sakurai angle, a star shape (*) is used instead. Note that all angles are based on what side of the attacker the target is on - if the target is on the opposite side of the attacker, they will fly in the opposite direction (but at the same angle). Most presented angles assume the target is on the right of the attacker, unless the attack is obviously on the attacker's left.
  • An angle indicated with a dash (-) is another special angle with unconfirmed properties; the best guess right now is that its angle is the same as the direction of travel of the user.
• A transcendent hitbox is denoted by a dashed border.
• The colour of a hitbox is its type; the colour of its angle indicator and border is its effect.
• The numbers represent each hitbox's damage and knockback (base knockback/knockback scaling), as well as whether the knockback is fixed.