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How is this even getting that much discussion lol ._. Anyone who even begins to argue that he's three separate characters can get shot down so easily. Tier list is cool...a few things I wasn't expecting, like TL being mid.

I don't think Ivysaur is underrated as you think, for the reasons you listed. I've never heard anyone say Ivysaur has a bad aerial game.

On some stages you can approach from below and wall cling...

It's more than that. This is actually starting the dash attack, then cancelling it into an up-smash to keep the momentum, and C-stick to smash is needed for that. Characters can slide anywhere from 1/4 to over 1/2 of FD while charging their upsmash like this.

Yeah I used B-sticking and mentioned it because I figured it only gives one more option to a character without really taking away anything that couldn't be fixed by a change in playstyle. With this though, I set my C-stick back to smash today lol.

I've recently been mixing hyphen upsmashing with hydroplaning and getting a lot of kills in the low 100%'s that way. Just save it until you're around 100% for light characters, higher for the heavier ones. For characters like Metaknight, ROB, Pit, etc. who can basically recover from anywhere...

Yeah Smash Ball/Dragoon pieces stay with you when you switch.

At least 10% with a properly DI-ing opponent. If you catch them low in the stream, if they can't DI, or if they're playing a large character that can easily go past 30%.

From what I remember, I think Charizard's Flamethrower does get a bit of a bounce from wavebouncing. It's not much, but it is enough to be useful for spacing, but Neutral-B wavebounces are so hard that I've given up on using it consistently. Unless you find some way to do it >90% of the time...

I can't seem to do this Charizard infinite thing. So it's just full jump, uair, double jump, uair, double jump, uair, etc.? I'll keep trying >_< Also Card, it's a small thing for PT, but you should add wavebouncing. It's not terribly useful for Squirtle, but Ivysaur's Razor Leaf and...

I rely heavily on my Ivysaur to beat Marth. Just play the spacing game with him - bair is particularly good for this, as it outranged his fair easily. Use Razor Leaf to pressure him, and watch for the opportunity to shieldgrab when he's in close. All in all just play it safe. Remember you...

Mm...I haven't actually tried it against a Falco, but I guess Water Gun stops the movement of illusion, freezing Falco in his recovery and letting him fall to his death? Sounds like it would work. Also, Squirtle can seriously mess with Lucas' and Ness' recovery with this. I laugh so hard...

Enjoy recovering with two Purple Pikmin in your lineup.

Give it time guys...remember how long it took for wavedashing to be found in Melee. That being said, Nintendo does seem to have tried to move more towards a fun party game, intead of creating a competitive fighting game. Still... there's hope. Even if it doesn't become as competitive as...

Air switching would be lame... your opponent would have to kill you by getting you off the screen or it's automatically Charizard coming back with his awesome recovery. And to those of you saying to shield or dodge as soon as you get out, good luck. It won't take many battles before your...