Floor attack

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Donkey Kong using his floor recovery.

A floor attack is a form of a floor recovery. When the attack button is pressed while a character lies on the ground, the character will simultaneously stand up and perform a weak attack that hits on both sides to create space. The attack used depends on whether the character is sitting, lying face up, or lying face down. In almost all cases, it does 5% or 6% damage.

List of floor attacks

Character	Front	Back	Trip
Bowser	Leaps forward to strike with his head, then back to kick behind, and finally up into a standing position.	Gets up while swinging his hand around.	Gets up while facing backwards, and does a claw swipe that brings him facing forward.
Captain Falcon	Does a still front flip.	Spin kicks his foes. Very fast.	Gets up and hits forward and backward with his fist.
Charizard	A combination rising bite and tail sweep, which hits on both sides quickly.
Diddy Kong		Gets up and punches on both sides. Short range, 6% damage.
Donkey Kong	Swats with his hand in a wide arch.	Claps once to each side.	Spins with his fists as he stands.
Falco	Punches in front of and then kicks in back of himself.	Kicks behind and then in front of himself, 6% damage.
Fox			Gets up and kicks on both sides with low range, 6% damage.
Ganondorf		Flips upward, kicking with his feet, similar to his up-aerial.	Does a rising, spinning kick. Reach of the attack extends across the entire height of his legs, and the attack is incredibly fast, 6% damage.
Ice Climbers	Popo/Nana/they quickly get(s) up and hammer in both directions. This is surprisingly similar to their Down Smash, in that the back swipes' hitboxes extend a bit in front of them, and the back and forward swipes are two separate hits, making it shockingly powerful at close range (assuming both climbers fell and are in the same position). It does 6% damage each hit and a total of 6%-24%.		Popo/Nana/they quickly get(s) up and spin(s) around with his/her/their hammer(s) extended. This is surprisingly similar to their Down Smash, in that the back swipes' hitboxes extend a bit in front of them woot woot, and the back and forward swipes are two separate hits, making it shockingly powerful at close range (assuming both climbers tripped and are in the same position). It Does 5% damage each hit and a total of 5%-20%.
Ike	Performs a fast swing on both of his sides, 6% damage.	Swings his sword in an angled arc above him, 6% damage.
Ivysaur		Whips vines to one side then the other while returning to feet. Does 6% damage.
Jigglypuff		Spins legs around while getting up, kicking in front and behind it. Short ranged. Makes a Rollout sound. Does 5% damage.
King Dedede	Quickly kicks to the side his feet are facing, then kicks in the other direction.	Slowly gets up and swings his hammer in front of him, then sticks his hammer behind him and spins it.
Kirby	Gets up, then kicks on one side, then the other, 5 – 6% damage.		Gets up then spins around, kicking, 6% damage.
Link	Does two slashes front and back, does 6% damage.
Lucario	Spins around while getting up, kicking on one side, and punching on the other. Very good floor attack, insanely fast, and unexpected with decent knockback.		Kicks forwards, then backwards. Slow start, does 5% each kick.
Lucas	Gets up and spins on one hand while sticking a leg out, 6% damage.		Gets up on his hands and kicks backwards, then thrusts his legs between his arms in a kick forward, 5% damage.
Luigi	Two punches to either side.	Does a sweeperkick similar to his Down Smash.	Kicks behind him, then in front of him while getting up.
Mario	Gets up then punches behind him, then in front of him.	Gets up then kicks behind him, then in front of him.	Kicks behind him, then in front of him while getting up.
Marth	Sweeps the tip of his sword on the ground front to back. Less reach than floor attack from back. 6% damage from base and tip.	Quick stab to the left followed by horizontal slash to the right. 6% damage from base and tip.	Quick stab behind him followed by a slash to the front. 5% damage from base and tip.
Meta Knight		Slashes on either side of himself. 6% damage from both slashes.
Mr. Game & Watch		Vermin 2: Gets out a hammer and slams it in front of him, then behind him. It is very fast, does 6% damage.	Vermin 3: Gets out a hammer and slams it in front of him, then behind him; just like his Floor Attack. 6% damage.
Ness		Gets up and kicks backward, then spins around and kicks in front of him. Usually only 1 hit connects. Sends opponent behind Ness, 6% damage.	Gets up on his hands, kicks backwards, then brings his legs under him and kicks in front of him, 5% damage.
Olimar
Peach	Swirls around in a similar fashion to Mario's down smash.	Peach swings her legs around	Two kicks to either side.
Pikachu		Does a sweeper kick, 10% damage.	Does a sweeper kick with its tail, 5% damage.
Pit		Slashes with his bow split left and right separately. Identical to Ike's Down Smash in form.
R.O.B.		Quickly gets up and spins with both arms extended in each direction, 6% damage.	Lowers his torso, withdraws his left arm and extends it's right arm to sweep the floor around, 5% damage.
Samus
Sheik	Kicks backwards, then brings her leg over her head in a kick, then gets up, 6% damage.		Gets up and spins around with her leg extended, 5% damage.
Snake	Rotates his body around with both his feet sticking out and gets up, does 6% damage.
Sonic	Quick foot sweep, hits both sides. 6% damage.
Squirtle
Toon Link		Slashes in front of him and then behind him, damage 6%.	Slashes in front of him and then behind him just like his floor attack, 5% damage.
Wario	Pokes both forwards and backwards.	Spins around with his fist extended.	Makes two kicks to either side
Wolf		Rises and kicks on one side of his body, then the other, does 6% damage.	Rises and sweeps a foot around his body, damage 6%.
Yoshi	Two headbutts to either side.	Two tail whips to either side.	Similar to the floor (back) attack.
Zelda	Swings her legs around, hitting enemies on both sides of herself, does 6% damage.
Zero Suit Samus

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