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Some meteor smashes are not meant for [[edge-guard]]ing and are done only to knock opponents into other hits of the attack. Other meteor smashes can damage only opponents that are on the ground, making them impossible to send targets downwards. These are known as [[unconventional meteor smash]]es. | Some meteor smashes are not meant for [[edge-guard]]ing and are done only to knock opponents into other hits of the attack. Other meteor smashes can damage only opponents that are on the ground, making them impossible to send targets downwards. These are known as [[unconventional meteor smash]]es. | ||
In ''[[Super Smash Bros. 4]]'', characters that are meteor smashed onto a [[floor]] will bounce back up. While this allows certain [[Final Smash]]es to incorporate downwards finishers and still result in KOs when used onstage, it allows players to [[tech]] even if they were standing on the ground ({{SSB4|Ganondorf}}'s down air is an exception to this). In addition, stronger meteor smashes are now denoted by a unique sound effect upon connection. | In ''[[Super Smash Bros. 4]]'', characters that are meteor smashed onto a [[floor]] will bounce back up. While this allows certain [[Final Smash]]es to incorporate downwards finishers and still result in KOs when used onstage, it also allows players to [[tech]] even if they were standing on the ground ({{SSB4|Ganondorf}}'s down air is an exception to this). In addition, stronger meteor smashes are now denoted by a unique sound effect upon connection. | ||
==General characteristics== | ==General characteristics== | ||