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The damage of the attack is the same, but it is much more easily sweetspotted because of the animation. It is also much faster, also making it easier to sweetspot. The only downside is that it is harder to hit people with. | The damage of the attack is the same, but it is much more easily sweetspotted because of the animation. It is also much faster, also making it easier to sweetspot. The only downside is that it is harder to hit people with. | ||
A fully charged Shield Breaker in the air can be used to aid recovery if it is performed when Marth is knocked in the very top left or very top right position of the screen/stage as makes him move forward quite a bit. After performing a fully charged Shield Breaker, Marth can still use his Up B to further aid his | A fully charged Shield Breaker in the air can be used to aid recovery if it is performed when Marth is knocked in the very top left or very top right position of the screen/stage as makes him move forward quite a bit. After performing a fully charged Shield Breaker, Marth can still use his Up B to further aid his recovery. | ||
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Revision as of 20:29, June 18, 2008
This page refers to one of Marth's attacks (Marth uses the same attack in Brawl). For information regarding combos that break shields, see here.
The Shield Breaker is Marth's Neutral B move. It is functionally similar to Roy's Flare Blade. However, the Shield Breaker charges much more quickly and does not deliver as much damage, knockback, or any recoil to Marth. It does also not yield an explosion, as the Flare Blade does when fully charged. True to its name, it can break any shield once fully charged, including super armor.
In Super Smash Bros. Brawl, the move has had a change in animation. Instead of an overhead vertical slash with a large arc area, it has become a single powerful stab. When fully charged in the air, it moves him forward quite a bit. The style used now is much more in kind with Marth's battle animations in the Fire Emblem games. This is to reference Marth's game.
The damage of the attack is the same, but it is much more easily sweetspotted because of the animation. It is also much faster, also making it easier to sweetspot. The only downside is that it is harder to hit people with.
A fully charged Shield Breaker in the air can be used to aid recovery if it is performed when Marth is knocked in the very top left or very top right position of the screen/stage as makes him move forward quite a bit. After performing a fully charged Shield Breaker, Marth can still use his Up B to further aid his recovery.
