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i only play puff occasionally but i think this mu favors falcon since puff doesnt have a solid answer to dtilt or jab, which together shut down her horizontal approach options and approaching from above is countered by falcons uair.patience is key. dont use raptor boost a lot because the lag is enough to get rested. as a jiggs main i think the MU favors jiggs
... why would it be silly?It might sound silly and all, but I usually have a really hard time fighting Jigglypuff, especially the really competent ones.
I thought it would be silly since I assumed it was just me having trouble trying to beat Jigglypuff, but I learnt that it's just a tricky matchup for Falcon.All the other Falcon mains already said it all, but... ... why would it be silly?
Her sing is the worst sing of any other smash, it has bad hitboxes and if you spin the control stick in a full circle you'll be out of it before she can do anything. If for some reason you are actually hit by it, just do that.As a Jiggs main, one thing I feel isn't is that you should be wary of her Sing, it works like a grab now so be ready to wiggle that Control Stick at any moment. However, it can be shielded (same goes for her Rest)
Other than that, it's all about surviving and recovering. Make sure to go for the read and be wary of her Nair, it has killer speed and priority.
Also works for "mashing" out of grabs! It counts as multiple inputs spread out between different frames as opposed to mashing a ton of buttons as fast as you can which leads to multiple inputs during the same frames.I feel like such an idiot, lol. I've always mashed the joystick like crazy, but doing circles sounds like it actually gives more directional inputs to the game (and that's what matters).