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SmashWiki:12TP/Smash Bros. DOJO!! 11
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This page is part of SW:1226. The original page is located here. Hover over a piece of text to see the original Japanese. If you think you can improve a translation, do so. Believed translation accuracy is shown by coloured highlights, ranging through high, medium-high, medium, medium-low, and low/untranslated. |
[Fifth-level]
Smash Bros. DOJO!! 51-55
- Lose landing lag! -
- Knockback resistance -
- Switch items for themed games -
- How to use strong attacks easily -
- Slope contours -
#51 [Controls] Lose landing lag!
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When landing during an aerial attack, you may get some lag. (easily seen with Link's downwards thrust) |
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However, by pressing the Z button in advance, you can cancel landing lag. |
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However, you cannot cancel landing lag of special moves. |
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By the way, timing the attack's landing just right also works, if a little more primitive. |
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In addition, note that some aerials have an attack during their normal slow landing. |
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| ▲Landing during Samus's back aerial... | ▲makes her lose her balance. | ▲It takes a long time to get up. |
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| ▲So, press Z in advance. | ▲Then, landing lag doesn't happen! | ▲And you can do something after 4 frames. |
#52 [System] Knockback resistance
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Yoshi's double jump, Giant Donkey Kong, and Metal Mario have knockback resistance. |
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As a result, they are immune to low levels of knockback. |
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For example, Yoshi's double jump has a resistance of 120. |
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However, damage is taken as usual. This of course makes subsequent knockback stronger, and so the resistance less useful. |
▲Didn't work didn't work. (at the moment)
#53 [Options] Switch items for themed games
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After 100 matches, the "Item Switch" is unlocked, which allows many different types of matches. |
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You can turn them all off if you want a super-serious match, |
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With some effort, you can customize it to your liking. |
▲Pokémon war, hammer battle...
#54 [Controls] How to use strong attacks easily
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It's easy to, for example, use a jump or smash attack while trying to use a strong up attack. |
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For more success in using a strong attack, |
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With the stick tilted at about a medium walking speed, you won't accidentcally use a jump or smash, even with rapid inputs. |
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This also works for using an up aerial without using a double jump. |
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It is also effective to push the stick in advance, such as during another attack. |
▲As you can see.
#55 [System] Slope contours
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Characters' feet tend to fit the slope they're on. As a result, some attacks match the angle of the slope the user's on. |
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If you don't compensate for this, your attack may go in an unexpected direction. |
▲The Hookshot flies straight above the slope,
while Yoshi's tongue grab follows along it.
Yet his tongue special move goes straight, for surprising complexity.
