Wii Fit Trainer (SSBU)/Down throw

Hitbox visualization showing Wii Fit Trainer's down throw.

Overview

Wii Fit Trainer jumps up and slams the opponent into the ground between her legs. Contrary to popular belief, down throw is actually not a combo throw, as it has virtually no true followups at any percentage. However, it can be used as a decent mixup, as the throw puts the player in a good position to read the opponent's next action and punish accordingly. Additionally, down throw can be used to force a tech situation if it is used directly under a platform, and if the opponent misses their tech, Wii Fit Trainer can punish with several different heavy damage options.

Throw Data

Kind	ID	Damage	Angle	Angle type	BK	KS	FKV	H×	Effect	Type	Sound
Throw	0	7.0%		Forward	75	66	0	0.0×			None
Break	0	3.0%		Forward	60	100	0	0.0×			None

Timing

Invincibility	1-24
Throw	24
Interruptible	50
Animation length	79

Legend (1 square = 1 frame)

Lag time

Vulnerable

Invincible

Throw point

Interruptible

Trivia

• Down throw to back aerial has become a widespread inside joke within the Wii Fit Trainer playerbase due to many inexperienced Wii Fit Trainer players regarding it as a true combo despite the opponent being able to simply DI out of it. This misconception is presumably due to the combo counter incorrectly counting it as a true combo.

Wii Fit Trainer's moveset

Neutral attack (1 · 2 · 3) · Forward tilt · Up tilt · Down tilt · Dash attack · Forward smash · Up smash · Down smash
Neutral aerial · Forward aerial · Back aerial · Up aerial · Down aerial
Grab · Pummel · Forward throw · Back throw · Up throw · Down throw
Forward roll · Back roll · Spot dodge · Air dodge · Techs
Floor attack (front) · Floor getups (front) · Floor attack (back) · Floor getups (back) · Floor attack (trip) · Floor getups (trip)
Edge attack · Edge getups
Neutral special · Side special · Up special · Down special · Final Smash