Charizard's Frame Data [Deleted]

[KuroganeHammer]

Link to Charizard's Complete Frame Data: http://kuroganehammer.com/Smash4/Charizard​

 

[Steeler]

we still don't have the newest patch raw data, right? it looks like a mix because dtilt is updated but uthrow isn't.

dthrow is labeled incorrectly btw <3

thanks for making us our own little page

 

[KuroganeHammer]

we still don't have the newest patch raw data, right? it looks like a mix because dtilt is updated but uthrow isn't.

dthrow is labeled incorrectly btw <3

thanks for making us our own little page

Oops, I'll fix that now.

Don't have raw data but who cares Charizard was hardly changed anyway.

Edit: Done. But what's wrong with dthrow sorry?

Charizard is the first page to get an updated vital stats bar with two columns instead of one.

 

[Steeler]

Oops, I'll fix that now.

Don't have raw data but who cares Charizard was hardly changed anyway.

Edit: Done. But what's wrong with dthrow sorry?

Charizard is the first page to get an updated vital stats bar with two columns instead of one.

dthrow's columns are off by one, so damage is listed where weight dependent should be, angle where damage should be, etc

 

[KuroganeHammer]

dthrow's columns are off by one, so damage is listed where weight dependent should be, angle where damage should be, etc

Fixed it

 

[Swamp Sensei]

Thanks for doing this Aero. Always love going through these.

 

[Grizzlpaw]

Woah, I was expecting a big confusing table, but this is pri easy to read. 10/10

 

[ggamer77]

This is pretty helpful, nice job.

 

[Shog]

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MAKE MORE OF THIS AND YOU WILL GET MY FIRST BORN SON AS A SACRIFICE

This is awesome!!

 

[Steeler]

Can you describe what gravity means? I'm guessing it has to do with how high you go from a midair jump, because Charizard is apparently so fat that his jumps don't provide much height. Plus it would explain why Zard would be tied for 7th in an aerial mobility category.

 

[KuroganeHammer]

Can you describe what gravity means? I'm guessing it has to do with how high you go from a midair jump, because Charizard is apparently so fat that his jumps don't provide much height. Plus it would explain why Zard would be tied for 7th in an aerial mobility category.

Gravity is how fast a falling character reaches their maximum falling speed. A character with high gravity does not necessarily have a fast falling speed; they simply reach their top falling speed faster.

The vertical knockback suffered by characters is based on both their weight and their gravity, with higher-gravity characters taking slightly more knockback; horizontal knockback is unaffected.

Gravity also affects how high a character is able to jump; two characters with the same jump force will not jump the same height if they have different gravity, with higher gravity = less jump height.

 

[Saturn_]

For upsmash it says Frame 6 (Aerial only), does that mean it only hits opponents in the air on frame 6 and hits grounded opponents on frame 7?

 

[KuroganeHammer]

For upsmash it says Frame 6 (Aerial only), does that mean it only hits opponents in the air on frame 6 and hits grounded opponents on frame 7?

Yes.

 

[Saturn_]

Will upsmash hit an opponent on a platform above you on frame 6 or 7? I assume 6. EDIT: And does the game "check" to see if the opponent is in the air? if the opponent is in the air but directly in front of me does it hit frame six or seven?

 

[Steeler]

Will upsmash hit an opponent on a platform above you on frame 6 or 7? I assume 6. EDIT: And does the game "check" to see if the opponent is in the air? if the opponent is in the air but directly in front of me does it hit frame six or seven?

Pretty sure the game checks if you are grounded or not, if they are standing on a platform above you it will hit on frame 7. If they are in the air and right in front of you, it'll be frame 6.

 

[KuroganeHammer]

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[KuroganeHammer]

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