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The move's sweetspot is pretty huge and is a lot easier to hit than the sourspot. Also, I don't think you should add in the "King of Disrespect" thing because that's a meme, and I'm pretty sure we don't do that stuff here
John3637881 (talk | contribs) (Is it necessary for me to mention how this move is a key component of Ganondorf's whole "disrespect" thing?) |
Baefeather (talk | contribs) m (The move's sweetspot is pretty huge and is a lot easier to hit than the sourspot. Also, I don't think you should add in the "King of Disrespect" thing because that's a meme, and I'm pretty sure we don't do that stuff here) |
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==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
Ganondorf forcefully stomps down with both feet. A slow but extremely powerful [[spike]], this move is capable of KO'ing aerial opponents at very low percentages if sweetspotted. However, given its startup lag, landing the move | Ganondorf forcefully stomps down with both feet. A slow but extremely powerful [[spike]], this move is capable of KO'ing aerial opponents at very low percentages if sweetspotted. However, given its startup lag, landing the move can be difficult. However, the move's sourspot is powerful in its own right and sends opponents at the [[Sakurai angle]]. On the ground, hitting opponents sends them flying upwards and can KO {{SSB4|Mario}} on {{SSB4|Final Destination}} at 120%. It is the only spike in the game that cannot be [[tech|teched]] from a standing position. | ||
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