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Infinite

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Wobbling, a popular type of Infinite

An Infinite is an inescapable technique that can be used to deal an infinite amount of damage.

Types of Infinites

There are a few Infinites of Infinites, grouped based on the way they are achieved.

  • Singles Infinites are Infinites achieved in a 1v1 situation.
  • Doubles Infinites are Infinites achieved in a 2v2 or 2v1 situation.
  • Chain Grabs are Infinites that involve a series of throws, whether in a 1v1, 2v2, or 2v1 situation.

Infinites in Super Smash Bros

Singles Infinites

Doubles Infinites

Chain Grabs

Infinites in Super Smash Bros. Melee

Singles Infinites

Wobbling

The most famous Infinite, Wobbling, requires the Ice Climbers and involves Grabbing and Pummeling as the first Climber and Down Tilting with the second Climber in a rhythm of about 100 bpm.

Doubles Infinites

Chain Grabs

Infinites in Super Smash Bros. Brawl

Singles Infinites

Doubles Infinites

Chain Grabs

Infinites in Super Smash Bros. 4

Singles Infinites

Doubles Infinites

Chain Grabs

Infinites in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate

Singles Infinites

Ice Climbers Footstool Infinite

This Infinite requires the player to Desync the two and have the second Climber to Footstool the opponent as the first Climber hits the opponent with a singular Jab, then Directional Air Dodge infront of the opponent to reset the combo.

Doubles Infinites

Lazer-Grab Infinite

This Infinite involves a Falco and either a Bowser or Incineroar, where the Falco repeatedly uses Blaster on Bowser/Incineroar as they use either Flying Slam or Alolan Whip (depending on character). Requires Team Attack.

Ness Infinite

This Infinite, popularized by Alpharad, involves two Ness's to repeatedly use PSI Magnet on one or more opponents. Can also be used in a 1v1 situation if one of the Ness's is substituted for a solid wall.

Piranha Plant Infinite

This infinite involves two Piranha Plants performing a Rapid Jab on both sides of an opponent while they are in a situation where they can no longer move backwards, whether it being on the edges of a platform, being next to a wall, or something else.

Chain Grabs