Captain Falcon (SSBM)

Captain Falcon in Super Smash Bros. Melee
Universe	F-Zero
Other playable appearances	in SSB in Brawl in SSB4
Availability	Starter
Tier	S (7)

“	A bounty hunter who boasts speed and power.	”
—Melee's instruction manual

Captain Falcon (キャプテン・ファルコン, Captain Falcon), announced at E3 2001, is a starter character in Super Smash Bros. Melee.

Falcon currently ranks 7th place on the Melee tier list (in the S tier), making him the highest ranked of the heavyweights. He still ranks rather high like in the Smash 64 tier list because he retains his incredible comboing abilities; he has a fast falling speed and air speed, and the fastest dash of all characters, giving him one of the best SHFFLs in the game. His fast falling speed and status as a heavyweight make him the most resistant character to vertical KOs. His speed, fast rolls, and Raptor Boost enable an excellent dodging and tech-chasing game. Falcon also has multiple quick KO moves, most notably his Knee Smash, forward smash, and down aerial, all of which can be combo finishers. Against other high-tiered opponents, however, Falcon is susceptible to chaingrabs and combos due to his high falling speed. He is also prone to edgeguarding, since he has a predictable recovery that, like in Smash 64, cannot grab ledge-hanging enemies. Falcon lacks a projectile, impairing his approach in some matchups, while most of his attacks have long start-up and lack extended hitbox duration, making his approaches very committal in general. As such, Falcon is considered to have one of the most inconsistent neutral games among top-tiered characters. Regardless of his weaknesses, Captain Falcon still has an impressive number of winning matchups, including six that are near-unloseable.

Attributes

Captain Falcon is arguably the fastest character in the game. He has the highest dash speed, the second fastest falling speed (behind Falco), and one of the fastest lateral air speeds in the game. These traits, coupled with his high traction, good jumping prowess, the ability to wall jump, and the longest dash dance (because of his many dash initiation frames) give Captain Falcon great approach options, a short but quick wavedash, and the best moonwalk in the game.

Despite lacking a projectile, Captain Falcon's attacks and great speed enable great approach options to KO and combo reliably and efficiently. Many of Falcon's attacks have fairly long start-up lag, but deal incredible damage and knockback, have great range, and have little ending lag. His low short-hop, very fast falling speed, and aerials that reliably chain into one another makes for an excellent SHFFL, giving him a great damage rate and a multitude of approaches and combo finishers.

His aerials are fast and powerful and allows for many approach and KO options. The second hit of his n-air has sex kick properties and can be SHFFLed very easily. His forward aerial, the (Knee Smash), is arguably Captain Falcon's best move. It can chain into one another through a series of well-timed sweetspots and sourspots, dealing high damage with little start-up lag and KO-ing at damage percentages as low as 60%. It can be a combo starter and finisher. His back aerial is a quick and powerful backhand punch that is useful for edgeguarding. His up aerial is a long-ranged, strong bicycle kick with very fast-start up (5 frames), and can be used for edgeguarding or as an out-of-shield option. His down aerial is the fourth most powerful meteor smash in the game. It has minor start-up, high hit-stun, and can chain itself into another dair by SHFFLing. If the down-aerial hits above Captain Falcon's waist, then it acts as the most powerful spike in the game, though landing this sweetspot requires good spacing and timing.

All of Captain Falcon's smash attacks can be powerful combo starters and finishers with high KO-ing potential. Captain Falcon's forward smash, despite its fairly long start-up lag, is the third most powerful forward smash in the game in terms of damage and knockback and is an excellent combo finisher. His down smash is his fastest, dealing great horizontal knockback, and his up-smash can flexibly act as a combo starter and finisher.

A combo notoriously difficult to execute is the infamous Sacred Combo, a two-hit combo involving his Knee Smash followed by a mid-air Falcon punch, before the hitstun of the previous attack wears off. If executed correctly, the opponent is likely to be KO'd. However, there are severe consequences if Falcon makes a mistake while performing this technique; it's possible for him to jump too far while performing the Falcon Punch, which will result in a self-destruct.

Despite having a poor grab range (the sixth shortest in the game), Falcon's grab game is among the most flexible and devastating in Melee; his forward and back throws can easily send opponents off the stage at higher percents and create an edgeguard situation, while his up and down throws can be used to start combos and chaingrabs.

One of Captain Falcon's glaring weaknesses is his mediocre recovery. He has high air speed, but the distance that he can cover is drastically shortened by his fast falling speed. He is prone to edge-guarding because his recovery move cannot grab edgehoggers. He can extend his horizontal recovery by performing an uninterrupted Falcon Kick in the air; this gives him back his midair jump, but it usually forces him to recover from the bottom blast line, as the Falcon Kick sends him very far down. Using Raptor Boost is a decent horizontal recovery option, but it grants zero vertical height and cannot automatically grab the ledge. It also halts recovery immediately if it connects with anything in midair, sending him down the bottom blast line.

Besides somewhat crippling his horizontal recovery, Captain Falcon's fast falling speed also acts as a double-edged sword; while it does grant him a very good combo game and the best vertical knockback resistance in the game due to his above average weight, he is also prone to chaingrabs such as Pikachu's and Peach's up throws; combos that utilize moves with decent vertical knockback, such as up tilts and up aerials, are also easier to land on Captain Falcon due to his relatively large hurtbox.

Overall, Captain Falcon is a tank with gifted speed; he can deal a lot of damage and take much of the same punishment, while having one of the fastest movement speeds in the game. Players must take advantage of this speed and quickly adapt to their opponents to fully utilise his power.

Changes from Smash 64 to Melee

In the transition from Smash 64 to Melee, Captain Falcon gained multiple buffs and nerfs, but was buffed overall, such as in recovery and the introduction to his famous Knee Smash.

Aesthetics

• Captain Falcon has a new idle pose along with his one from Smash 64, which was also altered.
• Captain Falcon has new and higher quality voice samples, though his voice actor still remains the same.
• Captain Falcon’s default color is now dark blue instead of purple.
• Captain Falcon’s green and blue palette swaps from Smash 64 are now accessible through normal battle instead of just Team Battles.

Attributes

• Faster walking and dashing speeds.
• Captain Falcon now has the 4th-fastest air speed.
• Better dash-dancing ability, plus the addition of moonwalking and wavedashing, give him more movement options.
• Many of his attacks are stronger and faster in terms of ending lag due to added IASA frames.
• Vertical endurance improved to becoming the best in Melee, ousting Donkey Kong (who has the second highest vertical endurance).
• Added chaingrabs and faster air speed give him even more combo options, despite the significantly lowered hitstun in Melee.
• His attacks have generally slower startup.

Ground Attacks

• Gentleman hit is better at tech-chasing and has improved ability to followup with other moves, as it sends opponents on a more favourable angle, much more knockback, and has much less ending lag.
• New down tilt has more combo ability.
• New forward smash is stronger, going from the fifth most powerful tied with Pikachu and Ness in Smash 64, to the third most powerful in Melee.
• New up smash has significantly more knockback and is no longer the weakest up smash, now being the 7th most powerful up smash in Melee if both kicks connect.
• New down smash has much more knockback and much higher vertical range.
• Up tilt only hits once, and does 10% less damage.
• New forward smash has slightly less reach, and is a less reliable finisher.
• New up smash can no longer combo reliably, and has drastically less utility.
• New down smash can no longer hit characters on the edge.

Aerial Attacks

• New forward aerial, the Knee Smash, is drastically more powerful (if sweetspotted), and is still a useful combo move (usually used as a combo finisher).
• Down aerial has a larger hitbox, along with more range and power, dealing 2% more damage and being the fourth most powerful meteor smash in Melee, the upper hotbox of the move spikes (commonly referred to as the Nipple spike).
• Back aerial is less powerful, though still a good edgeguarder and can still KO under 150%.
• Up aerial has less combo ability, lower versatility, and less vertical range. It is generally much harder to combo into moves such as other aerials due to the higher falling speeds in Melee and the move sending opponents on a less favourable angle to followup with other moves, plus the semi-spike part of the move is much less powerful and provides much less hitstun, although it still remains one of his most useful moves.
• Down aerial has a much shorter duration.
• Forward aerial from Smash 64 is now his neutral aerial in Melee, and the knockback sends opponents on more of a vertical trajectory. It also has an altered animation where Falcon kicks with his right leg first, then left leg all while turning to his right, as opposed to the other way around (with right leg first and left leg last). It is also angled more diagonally upwards.

Grabs and Throws

• Like all Super Smash Bros. veterans, Captain Falcon has been given an up throw and a down throw, significantly improving his attack options.
• Forward throw from Smash 64 is now his down throw in Melee. Captain Falcon also keeps both his feet on the ground as opposed to leaning forward enough to bring his following foot of the ground like in 64.

Special Moves

• Falcon Punch has stronger knockback and more range.
  • Falcon Punch has much slower startup, and has lost almost all of its combo finishing ability. It also cannot be used for recovery anymore.
• Captain Falcon now has a Side Special known as Raptor Boost, which can act as a great tech-chaser and combo-starter.
• Falcon Dive grants more recovery distance, both horizontally and vertically. Also, on the first and only frame of activation (frame 13), the move grants disjointedness (unlike Smash 64, where the move didn`t reach a rather far distance from Captain Falcon), making it a useful surprise move to utilize. However, this only works against grounded opponents.
  • Falcon Dive deals 15% damage from 20% damage and much less knockback, not KOing opponents reliably even after 150%, unless if it's used near the blast line. The hitbox has a shorter duration.
• Grounded Falcon Kick travels further. Falcon Kick also restores his double jump when used in midair.
  • Falcon Kick is slightly slower and weaker.

PAL differences

Like some other characters, Captain Falcon was slightly changed in the PAL version of Melee.

• Gentleman can be performed without the jab infinite by simply pressing the A button three times.
• Soft hit of Knee Smash is weaker.

Moveset

Captain Falcon's aerial attacks

For a gallery of Captain Falcon's hitboxes, see here.

		Name	Damage	Description
Neutral attack			2%	The first two hits are fast and somewhat short-ranged jabs, which are good for disrupting an enemy's approach. The third hit is the Gentleman knee. The jab combo finishes with a series of fast, weak punches.
			3%
			8% (clean), 6% (late)
			1% (loop)
Forward tilt	↗		12% (leg), 11% (body)	Does a roundhouse kick that can be angled up or down. Fast with decent range. There is not a significant amount of combo options from this move because of its horizontal hit trajectory, low knockback (though it has good knockback for a forward tilt) and stun time, and wind-down lag. One can try to follow up with a u-air or a jump-canceled grab, and even a dash-canceled d-tilt or Raptor Boost, but they are not true combos and can be countered by every character. It may be a good idea to wavedash slightly forward to maintain pressure, and enter a defensive stance or used after a pivot as a surprise attack to keep enemies away. A forward tilt, angled upward, can stun enemies long enough from an u-throw/d-throw that it can lead to a Knee Smash.
	→		11%
	↘		10% (leg), 11% (body)
Up tilt			13%	Brings his leg up and brings it down in an axe-like fashion. This move has good horizontal knockback and like his f-tilt, is difficult to combo from. Due to its low trajectory, one can often follow off the edge of a platform or stage with a falling n-air or non-sweetspotted fair edgeguard, but this is not a true combo. It may be a good idea to wavedash slightly forward to maintain pressure, and enter a defensive stance. Most players use this move as an edgeguard technique since the heel can extend below the platform.
Down tilt			12%	Does a quick sweep kick. This move is a great vertical launcher. Compared to Falcon's other launchers, it has relatively high ending lag. However, it can combo at most percentages into a SHFFLed n-air, which can lead into other combos. Fox and Falco can often be regrabbed from a down tilt at medium percentages, and their side special moves can be intercepted by Falcon's down tilt if they try to sweetspot the ledge. This move can also combo into a Knee Smash and u-air, depending on knockback and DI.
Dash attack			10% (clean), 7% (late)	Shoulder tackles forward. Strongest when it comes out, weaker afterward. Fairly fast, good for knocking the foe away from the ledge to follow with an aerial attack or edgeguard, with proper mindgaming/prediction.
Forward smash	↗		21%	Reels his elbow back and thrusts it forward, dealing powerful flame damage. Excellent knockback even when uncharged with good horizontal and vertical launching power, making it hard to DI. Somewhat fast as well. Uncharged usually KOs around 100%+. This attack is the 3rd most powerful forward smash in the game. This move can be angled, dealing more damage when angled up.
	→		20%
	↘		19%
Up smash			8%/14% (hit 1), 13%/12% (hit 2)	Performs a spinning double kick. A fast and powerful move, though is short ranged. The second hit sometimes has difficulty connecting, as with Ganondorf's. This is Captain Falcon's most powerful move damage-wise (when fully charged).
Down smash			18% (front), 16% (back)	Quickly kicks forward then backward. Small noticeable startup, but good speed and knockback.
Neutral aerial			5-6% (hit 1), 7% (hit 2)	His f-air from SSB64, kicks forward twice. A good two-hit combo starter or finisher, though the second hit is difficult to land. This move can infamously lead into a Sacred Combo. It is rather odd how Falcon's neutral aerial isn't affect by the Stale-move negation, yet his clone, Ganondorf's neutral aerial is.
Forward aerial		Knee Smash	18% (clean), 6%/3% (late NTSC/PAL)	Sticks out his knee. If it lands during the initial frames, the victim is electrocuted and is sent in a difficult-to-DI-out-of semi-spike trajectory (32 degrees to be exact). If it lands any other time, the move is very weak with little knockback, though it can be chained into another Knee Smash. An extremely powerful move when it lands a clean hit; it is often regarded as one of the most powerful and useful moves in the game, and undoubtedly the most powerful forward aerial of Melee (though, in terms of knockback, its the third most powerful forward aerial in the game, after Zelda and Dr. Mario). This move is the usual end to most of Falcon's aerial combos, or even to use against grounded foes in an aerial assault. Easily KOs at damage percentages as low as 60% off the edge.
Back aerial			14% (clean), 8% (late)	Does a quick backhand punch from behind. Good power and speed, often used as an edgeguarding move. Weak if the opponent is hit late in the attack.
Up aerial			13%/12% (clean), 12%/10% (late)	Does a midair bicycle kick and sticks his feet out. Knockback direction depends on what angle the move hits the foe, though strong nonetheless. Also good for juggling, and edgeguarding if hit near the end of the attack.
Down aerial			16%	Stomps below him for good downward knockback and high hitstun. Minor startup and ending lag. Can nipple spike if hit within the torso region, making it a spike and even more powerful (the most powerful spike in the game). If used on a grounded opponent, this move is a great combo starter, and can KO at high percentages. One of the strongest meteor smashes in the game.
Grab			—
Pummel			3%	Knees opponent in the torso region.
Forward throw			5% (hit 1), 4% (throw)	Punches foe forward. Oddly, the move has two hits.
Back throw			5% (hit 1), 4% (throw)	Kicks foe behind. Also has two very small and hardly noticeable hits. Knockback is usually hard to follow-up or combo with unless over a ledge.
Up throw			4% (hit 1), 3% (throw)	Punches foe upward. Yet another mysterious throw where Falcon supposedly only hits the foe once, although has two separate hitboxes. Can lead into various moves or tech chases at low percentages, as the opponent usually falls straight down. At higher percentages, aerial followups are easier to land.
Down throw			7%	Crushes foe to the floor. Only one hitbox, unlike his other throws. Depending on opponent percentage, fall speed, and DI, can lead into aerial combos or tech chase regrabs. Can chaingrab more floaty characters (such as Ganondorf).
Forward roll Back roll Spot dodge Air dodge		—	—
Techs		—	—
Floor attack (front) Floor getups (front)			6%	Gets up and flips while kicking.
Floor attack (back) Floor getups (back)			6%	Stands on both hands and does a spinning double kick.
Edge attack (fast) Edge getups (fast)			10%	Picks himself up and kicks forward.
Edge attack (slow) Edge getups (slow)			8%	Slowly gets up and punches in front of him.
Neutral special		Falcon Punch	27% (close), 25% (mid), 23% (far)	Winds up then releases a powerful, fiery punch, with his fists engulfed in a falcon-shaped flame. Deals very high damage and knockback, and is the finisher move after an fair in the Sacred Combo. However, it is much slower than in SSB64 and is extremely predictable and punishable (the charging can also be cancelled by most attacks).
Side special		Raptor Boost	7%	Dashes forward. If he doesn't hit an opponent, he falls over. If he hits an opponent on the ground, he launches a fiery uppercut, knocking them into the air. If he hits an opponent while in midair, he punches downward, meteor smashing them. However, this move always makes him helpless, so it is very risky to use offstage.
Up special		Falcon Dive	5% (grab), 12% (release), 6% (breakout)	Leaps upwards, a recovery move that can also grab the ledge even if Captain Falcon if facing the opposite direction. Normally makes him helpless, but if he grabs an opponent, he releases them with a fiery blow and will be able to use the move again.
Down special		Falcon Kick	15%/13%/9% (ground), 15%/13%/11% (air), 9% (landing)	Rushes forward while performing a fiery kick. If he goes off a ledge, he continues dashing forward. If started in midair, he kicks down at a diagonal angle. Restores his midair jump, making it a useful move for horizontal recovery at long distances.

Taunts

Note: Captain Falcon and Pichu are the only characters in the game to have two different taunt animations.

• Facing right: Salutes and exclaims "Show me your moves!"
• Facing left: Performs a more exaggerated salute and says "Show me your moves!" This taunt ends quicker than the his other taunt.

Idle poses

• Makes a battle pose where he leans forward and thrusts his arm out.
• Makes another battle pose where he crouches slightly and thrusts his elbow out.

Cheer

File:FalconChantNTSC.ogg

Captain Falcon's NTSC and PAL cheer

File:Captain Falcon JP Crowd chant.ogg

Captain Falcon's Japanese cheer

NTSC and PAL: Falcon! *claps three times*
Japanese: Cap-tain! Fal-con!

Victory theme

An electric guitar-based cover of the music that plays when a character finishes a race in F-Zero X.

Victory poses

• Does a spinning flying kick and comes down in a kneeling pose.
• Crouches low, then spins upward with a roundhouse kick.
• Kneels and thrusts his chest forward, shouting.

In Competitive play

Matchups

Super Smash Bros. Melee Character Matchups

Avg.

Captain Falcon has strong matchups. He is countered by two characters, soft countered by 2 characters, has 3 even matchups, soft counters 7, counters 5, and hard counters 6. He does well against floaty characters, Like Peach and Dr. Mario. he also does well against slower characters, like Ganondorf. he has trouble against character that combo fastfallers and characters that are good at edgeguarding, like Sheik and Jigglypuff. and he doesn't do well at all against character with amazing combos on fastfallers and amazing gimpers, like Fox and Falco. Overall, Captain Falcon has good matchups against the cast.

Notable players

See also: Category:Captain Falcon professionals (SSBM)

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Tier placement and history

Captain Falcon was considered a low tier character on the first tier list; inexperienced panelists felt he was inferior to his Super Smash Bros. counterpart, and failed to overcome the high technical skill demands required to play him. Captain Falcon then moved up to the middle tier, but was not recognized as being a solid character until one year after Melee began being played competitively. Dedicated Falcon mains such as Isai showed how powerful his comboing abilities were, and how well he could KO out of a combo with the deadly Knee Smash. Falcon mains began placing very high in tournaments, inching him up the list into the high tier as old high tier characters, such as Mario and Luigi, began falling. Today, although Captain Falcon does not often win tournaments, he is one of the most common characters that place within the top rankings, resulting in him being at a solid 7th place on the current tier list, commonly placed below Peach.

PAL viability

Captain Falcon only received two changes in the transition to PAL, the more welcome of the two being that the Gentleman can now be done with just three A button presses, without any extra inputs or timing alterations required. The other nerfed his soft Knee Smash, making it hit only half as hard as the NTSC soft Knee Smash. The Gentleman is now much easier to perform and Captain Falcon's jab combo is overall a much more viable damage racking option than it is in NTSC. The nerf to the soft Knee Smash, however, prevents a guaranteed followup into another Knee Smash, slightly weakening Falcon's edgeguarding and combo potential, though this can be worked around by using up aerial instead. With almost all of the characters above him in the tier list receiving nerfs (particularly Fox and Sheik), he fares better in those respective matchups, but due to considerably less representation of Captain Falcon in Europe, he remains in the same ranking at 7th.

In 1-P Mode

Classic Mode

Captain Falcon appears in a one-on-one, as an ally, on a team with Fox, Falco, or Samus, in a giant, multi-man, or metal battle. Captain Falcon appears in Mute City or Big Blue except in the metal battle where he appears on Battlefield.

Adventure Mode

Captain Falcon appears in the second portion of Stage 8: F-Zero Grand Prix.

All-Star Mode

Captain Falcon and his allies are fought on Mute City.

Event Matches

Captain Falcon is featured in the following event matches:

• Event 5: Spare Change: The player controls Ness and fights Captain Falcon in a coin battle on Onett. The player must collect 200 coins within 80 seconds in order to clear the event.
• Event 12: Seconds, Anyone?: The player chooses any character and must defeat Captain Falcon within 7 seconds in a one-stock match on Mute City. Both players start with 100% damage.
• Event 17: Bounty Hunters: The player controls Samus, allied with Captain Falcon, and must deliver the finishing blow to Bowser on Jungle Japes. The event results in failure if Captain Falcon delivers the finishing blow or if Bowser self-destructs.
• Event 20: All-Star Match 2: Captain Falcon is the fourth opponent to be fought in this series of staged battles. The player battles him on Mute City, which will transition to the next stage if Captain Falcon gets defeated. With a timer of four minutes, the player must defeat him along with Samus, Link, Zelda, and Fox.
• Event 33: Lethal Marathon: As Captain Falcon, the player must race to the finish of F-Zero Grand Prix similar to Adventure Mode. However, the gameplay is sped up and the F-Zero racers can deliver almost a one-hit KO.
• Event 36: Space Travelers: The player uses Ness must defeat Samus, Kirby, Fox, Captain Falcon and Falco. The player battles the first three characters on Fourside and battles the last two on Battlefield.
• Event 43: Birds of Prey: As Fox, the player must defeat Captain Falcon and Falco in a two-stock match on Big Blue.

Ending Images

• FalconKickMelee.jpg

  Classic Mode

• Captainfalconadventure.jpg

  Adventure Mode

• Captainfalconallstar.jpg

  All-Star Mode

Trophy descriptions

In addition to the normal trophy about Captain Falcon as a character, there are two trophies about him as a fighter, unlocked by completing both Adventure and All-Star modes respectively with Captain Falcon on any difficulty:

Captain Falcon

Usually a relentless bounty hunter, Captain Falcon shifts gears to become a race pilot once the F-Zero Grand Prix begins. His beloved racer, the Blue Falcon, can exceed the speed of sound, and he knows how to drive it; he'll go down as one of the all time-greats. Now 36 years old, Captain Falcon wears his F-Zero X visor.

• F-Zero 08/91

Captain Falcon [Smash]

Falcon's style is a balanced combination of raw power and speed. His attacks are slow, but when combined with Falcon's high mobility, he's a formidable combat force. The Falcon Punch packs the highest degree of destructive power, while the explosive Raptor Boost can be used to smash airborne foes into the depths.

• B: Falcon Punch
• Smash B: Raptor Boost

Captain Falcon [Smash]

The Knee Smash, used in midair on foes in front of you, is slow and has a short reach, but if it connects, it'll send foes flying a long way on a low trajectory. Falcon uses his Falcon Dive to grab an enemy in midair and fling them away with an explosive blast. He can do this technique repeatedly without landing, so it can also be used as a recovery move.

• Up & B: Falcon Dive
• Down & B: Falcon Kick

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  Classic

• 

  [Smash]

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  [Smash]

Alternate costumes

Captain Falcon's alternate costumes in SSBM

Trivia

• Captain Falcon is the only character to have every single smash attack changed from Smash 64 to Melee.
• While Captain Falcon's normal air speed is a great 1.12, by jumping while running he can start off with an airspeed of 2.1, notably faster than any other character's best airspeed and even almost all characters' running speeds (except his own dashing speed and Fox's).
• Captain Falcon has two taunts. This feature is shared with Pichu.
• When using Captain Falcon's red costume (the costume resembling his evil clone, "Blood Falcon") the image on the back of his costume changes to that of a skull with bird wings and text that reads "BLOOD HAWK" (Blood Falcon's F-Zero machine).
  • In an early development for Melee, the text that reads "BLOOD HAWK" in the final version of Melee was originally "HELL HAWK".
• Falcon is one out of two characters who was unlockable in Smash 64 but became a starter in Melee, the other being Ness.

External links

• Captain Falcon combo video
• "One Hundred Billion Knees"