Here we discuss how Wii Fit Trainer fares against the rest of the smash cast. After each MU I'll include tidbits of valuable information discussed about that MU.
Understanding Rosalina and Luma
Up against our own special character mechanic, it becomes an interesting fight as it virtually counters her own. Double sided attacks at the least will desync Luma often enough that she'll become unable to respond to player commands. At worst, we'll flat out put him into tumble where he can't do anything to help her at all.
- Rosalina is a very interesting take on two old mechanics. The puppeteer character. And the glass canon.
- As a puppeteer character, she controls Luma who she can shoot out or leave at default position and control with either her NeutralB / Side B instructions or by performing normals meaning that Luma is essentially a character on her own.
- Luma is also a glass canon, being very susceptible to strong hitting attacks, as that will put him into a tumble that he can not recover from until he returns to neutral.
- Unless changed otherwise, Luma likes being positioned in front of Rosalina, operating as a physical shield, a turret, and a disjoint all in one.
- He will react to the players button presses even in the cases that Rosalina herself can not do anything, making them a dangerous combination to face on levels similar to those of the Ice Climbers from previous games.
- This includes shielding and grabbing although Luma is unable to do either of these things.
- He has a total of 52HP and will respond after death every 8 seconds.
- Despite her size, Rosalina has no weight and falls into the glass canon class herself. She however is able to cover this weakness very well by having some of the best if not THE best defensive options in the game.
- Her movement, while outclassed by characters like Fox and Sheik, is still very decent and she can close in on you very fast if you're not careful.
- Her rolls and dodges make her invisible during their invincible frames, making it harder than most to read her. If a RosaLuma player has a good handle on this, you're gonna have a bad time if you're not watching closely enough.
- She's incredibly floaty and has decent aerial maneuverability.
- Her jumps are pretty great and will take her decently high.
- She has a crouch/crawl, and despite it's weird appearance, is fairly good at letting her repeat while keeping her in position to retaliate.
- Her foxtrot is pretty good but because Luma can't keep up with things like perfect pivots, and her dash dance is difficult on 3DS, you probably won't see it much at least until WiiU.
This doesn't make the fight a cakewalk by any means, as Rosalina is still very competent on her own, but being able to get in without the fear of Luma acting as a shield or threat behind you as you put on pressure is certainly nice.- Rosalina's jab is pretty basic for Smash 4. Having access to both the 1-2-3 combo type and the multihit type. It's nothing amazing on damage and doesn't do a good job holding in the opponent, but it comes out fast enough to be usable and covers the area directly in front of her while her mechanics kick in.
- Luma's jab is much stronger and while it's multi hit still lacks damage and lacks a hold like Little Mac, the three hit combo has great knock back, and the jab hits can easily setup into Utilt and Usmash links.
- Her dash attack doesn't travel too far with an air dive to stand, but can have that impression if Luma leads. It hits twice making it good against power shields. Decent damage, and pops you up for good follow ups.
-Rosalina's tilts are all fast and long thanks to her limbs and star themed disjoints. Luma sits in front or nearby to pile on the damage, knock back, or hitstun.
-Ftilt is a fast swing out of both her legs, while Luma imitate. Rosalina does 6% and Luma does 4% for a combined 10%. It can not be angled.
-Dtilt is the same only angled downwards for 4% while Luma hits diagonally downwards for 3%.
-Utilt is a great anti air that sends out a small ring that bounces opponents upwards. It'll miss you standing directly next to her and won't become a kill move with no vectoring until around 170%. Luma's Utilt however is a viable kill move. Sweetspotted(think Mega Man's Utilt) it can kill as early as 130% with no vectoring. It can also hit you on the ground unlike Rosalina. Interestingly enough, they don't seem to be too in sync for this move. If one hits you the other probably won't. 4% sour, 8% sweet.
-RosaLuma has a great set of Smashes and it's here that the canon aspect of her character type really shows. They're powerful, disjointed, and have less recovery than our own smashes. They're biggest flaw seems to be in that the animation happens before the hitbox, meaning you can sometimes hit or grab her right through the stars she creates.
- Her Fsmash has her lean forward and make a mini galaxy that hits hard for 12% and can be angled to catch characters(like wiifit lol) that like to dance around her. Starts becoming a kill move at 100%. Luma's Fsmash, has him throw a hard cross for 7% that'll kill 5% earlier. It can be overshot unlike Rosalina's and miss you completely. It can also be angled. Both have sweet and sourspots. Because they link into each other(from Rosalina to Luma) it can kill about 10-15% earlier together. Covers a lot of space besides. Trajectory on both works in your favor, so don't bother DIing, just vector to survive.
- Her Dsmash does a spinning kick that does 7% on the front and 9% on the back. Doesn't really kill until later percents(170%), but the angle it send you out at is one that sets up for powerful edge guards as you will almost always need to use your second jump to get back. As usual, Luma will hit harder and kill earlier with an emulated attack around 130%. In this move however, he attacks in the opposite direction as Rosalina, meaning he won't hit you in combination from the front, but may provide pressure if you dodge/block Rosalina's initial Dsmash hit. They'll hit together from the back and kill about 10% earlier.
- Usmash is her go to finishing move and for plenty good reason. It has her lean forward before throwing her head back dramatically with speed, power and a deceptive range. It has no sweet or sour spots and will hit just as hard in front and in back. 115% is the range it'll start killing. This is the one time Luma will actually kill later than Rosalina at 125%, but because this can become a joint attack, together it'll hit for 18% and kill at around 105%.
-Rosalina's aerials are generally long lasting disjoints with lots of power in their sweetspots that can sometimes change the way her body is positioned making it harder to hit her. Luma sticks to his tried and true formula of just hitting fast and hard and it works for him.
-Nair has Rosalina do a feet first flip that travels counter clockwise. The hitbox is a single hit that gets stronger the further it travels around but has no initial front facing hitbox. Luma does a front to back strike similar to his down smash only attacking in the opposite order covering the area Rosalina's Nair doesn't. They can combo into each other at lower percents. Keep in mind that Nair auto cancels FAST. Don't get baited into something by thinking you can punish it as hard as her other aerials. If you see it and you can't punish it while it's active, just move to regain space control. The double assault from the duo on landing isn't worth the attempt.
- Fair has her do a backflip using the same galaxy motif as her F & D smashes. Similar to them the animation startup and end is longer than the actual existence of a hitbox. If it hits it will pull you in for a multi hit attack until the end of the animation before sending you out with decent knock back. Because it's active for so long, lots of RosaLuma players like to edge guard with this as well as a general aerial approach. If you try to beat it, attack from the top or bottom. Luma does what appears to be a shovel hook. Part hook, part uppercut, it'll hit hard and sometimes knock you into Rosalina's still active frames. Luma knocks you up and Rosalina hits you forwards. They won't really be banking on this as a kill move, but it will if she catches you deep enough off stage.
- Bair works similar to our own, stretching her body out for a fierce dropkick like move. It's the same as far as kill potential, but with much less active frames, and a much better trajectory. It'll send you almost directly horizontal making for a dangerous recovery. Luma emulates the back kick about a half second later either comboing you while in hitstun from Rosalina, or covering the area she missed.
- Uair is another one of her really solid kill moves. Like her Utilt but without Luma's SRK-esque sweetspot. This time, Luma seems to knock you into Rosalina's attack knocking you at diagonally upwards angle behind him. This move hits hard, has a disjoint, and is really effective at catching air dodges. It hits harder near the startup and becomes a weaker bounce as the ring travels. She has good air movement so your best bet in avoiding this move, is becoming efficient in B reversals and using all your other momentum changers like Header and Deep Breathing to make it hard for her to follow you and then getting back to the ground quickly. It's strong enough to kill you from Battlefield's top platform at 120%.
-Dair is just the opposite of Uair, only it gets a weak spike on it's sweetspot. Because of similar active frames it can be dragged into you from on high. Luma replaces her uppercut with a speedy stomp. It'll send you out at up killing around 160%. Rosalina might actually save you sometimes by hitting you with the sourspot of her Dair when Luma would have killed.- NeutralB functions as both her Luma shot and Luma recall. The shot portion's main use will be in sending Luma out to safely attack from a distance, but be warned, this move is extremely powerful and should be respected as a kill move since fully charged it will kill as early as 90% from default positions on Battlefield with no vectoring. It only travels straight horizontally however, so it's not excessively hard to avoid. Recall can only be used if Luma is away from Rosalina or desynced and will instruct Luma to journey back to her side. Neither of them can use any normals during the shot animation, but during Luma's recall he can act as soon as Rosalina can, making for some dirty sneak attacks as he comes back. It has decent recovery however so if you stay close enough to punish, she should wary about using either.
- SideB is her star bits which shoots a flurry of tiny stars from Luma where ever he is for weak damage depending on the number of hits. Not exactly a strong projectile, but it can be sufficiently annoying since Luma can act as turret far away from Rosalina. It's particularly annoying if it hits you while waiting to edgeguard Rosalina. If customs are on, expect it to be substituted often. Decent recovery here too.
- DownB is her Gravitational Pull. Rather than reflecting projectiles, it just sucks them in and takes ownership of them before they disappear. Projectiles can hit you while they are being sucked in. It has excessively long active frames making it really hard to bait and strike with the same projectile. This and Luma are the main reasons Rosalina can play as defensive as she does. If you're looking to bait it out, it's best to use Header at auto cancel range or from Dtilt shots so you can follow it in and punish. Luma can not protect her during this animation as he goes into his own.
- Her UpB is her Launch Star. It's a hitboxless blastoff that can be angled to suit her recovery needs. Covers a considerable distance and recovers fast enough that if you're not prepared for it she can get on stage unpunished. Luma can not protect her with aerials until she goes into free fall. Look to spike it and edge trump every chance you get.- Rosalina's grab game while not as terrifying as the Ice Climbers is certainly powerful and being a character that inspires defensive gameplay, that makes it even more dangerous than it was already.
- She has one of the extremely few grabs of tall characters that can grab crouching characters taking away the great option WFT usually has when attacking shields.
-Her pivot grab is incredible and will suck you in if you're not careful.
-She also has a Luma lead, dashattack-grab. Where Luma will strike first forcing you to block or popping you up, and she will grab.
- Surprisingly, Luma does not assist her in anyway with her grabs beside the above tech. So no further buffs on her grab due to her special mechanics.
-Many of her grabs put her in perfect position to follow up either her tilts, or her long lasting aerials. DI/VIing away is usually as dangerous as trying to jump over because of this and at early percents it comes down to what player has a better read. Keep your momentum changers in mind at all times to combat this.
- Her pummel has her insultingly slap you in the face with her wand for 2% per smack.
-Uthrow is a weak tossup for 7% that links easily into Utilt, Usmash and Uair at early percentages, and then sets up for air dodge traps at later percents.
- Dthrow is fast floor slam for 9% that just as easily combos into Uair.
- Fthrow is a toss forward that sets up Fair links at early percents and kills at really late percents.(175%)
- Bthrow throws further behind and doesn't have any reasonable links, but kills a bit earlier at 160% and isn't a bad tool for getting you offstage or out of her space.On OffenseHer ledge game is nothing too impressive, and without the ledge invincibility on regrab, it's more risky that worth it with her normals. Keep in mind that she has disjoints that can travel through the stage and you should be fine.
Edgeguarding she can be really powerful due to her range and power. Keep an eye on Luma and be sure to punish any attempts she tries personally with your faster aerials. Reverse Header trades are always in your favor.
You can both kill pretty early with reads and set ups but you should be living longer on average.
She can go surprisingly deep with edge guards because her UpB is so good, but because the angle affects her distance and she can't wall jump or cling, we have a much easier time here.
Her aerials have longer active frames but ours tend to be stronger and faster. So air to to air is never a bad idea if you don't already see something out.
On DefenseSeriously, Rosalina is huge. Like, Samus is canonically 6'3. Rosalina is 7'6.
- On offense, Rosalina will have to play a bit different against WFT. She prefers being on the defense and punishing attempts to break through with Luma or OoS grabbing. Reverse Fair approaches don't allow this with it's shield stabbing and double sided hitbox properties. Attacks in general will hit both sides desyncing Luma and allowing brief moments to put on more and more pressure.
- FF-Nair is also a decent approach due to it's fast recovery and two hits preventing powershield strategies. Make sure to drop it towards her back so her best option for countering becomes a risky Usmash or Dsmash.
- Our tilts which excluding Utilt, will put Luma into tumble keeping you safe from his counters, and Ftilt should be your go to move for poking and punishing. If you ever catch Luma out by himself it's usually all it takes to send him offstage and even if it doesn't the tumble desync lets you go in without worry he'll drift back and attack you.
- She's not phenomenal in air to air fights so it's a good place to challenge her with your faster air game, and formidable air movement. Keeping her in the air and juggled for good damage is always viable.
- None of her aerials are really good for breaking out of juggles but they can be used for changing her hitbox. In desperation, Dair might come out, but it's not a good trade for her, and a well timed Uair will beat it often. Use it's wavy animation to hit her with it while avoiding Luma. Remember that Nair combos into itself, and further more into Header and Uair and she should be in danger of reaching kill percents every time you touch her.
- Most players are aware of their air game and generally just want to get back to the ground. Header and Breathing are great for prolong your air time. Look for the air dodges and punish whenever you can.
- Don't be afraid to go deep to edgeguard her. You can make it back, and any well placed aerial against a character this light is good to land. Header is great too for those that like to safe their jumps, being able to autocancel it makes for a great option select against Gravitational Pull and frees up header for a clean spike hitbox. Uncharged Sun Salutes also do their job in making sure she has to deal with it because it travels so far.
- Staying on stage is also viable because her UpB lacks a hitbox. Other character try things like Bair stage spikes or FF-Nair but we've got a much better option in reverse Fair, as the back hitbox will spike, and the front hitbox(if we miss) will send her right back out on the back of it's hitbox, or stage spike her on the front.
- I'd also like to introduce a method I call Fortress Edgeguarding/ Goal Tending. Jump offstage while holding down so you don't grab the ledge and use your doublejump as necessary. When Rosalina tries to UpB to the ledge or past you, stop holding down and immediately SideB towards the stage.
- The back of header has a hitbox that will spike, and the ball itself will bounce off the stage shooting backwards for any holdback angles. If she somehow makes it to the ledge, you releasing down will have you grab the ledge after, trumping her and putting her in perfect position for a Bair.
Combining all of this with tomahawk grabs and good movement to bait preemptive Usmashes and grabs makes for a really frustrating character to play against, let alone defensively .
- In general, just waiting for the ledge grab and then trumping is also effective. As is letting her grab the ledge and then dash dancing to cover all of her options.
- Not a situation you see often, Rosalina HAS to approach you if you ever take the lead and go on defense. Unlike a lot of other characters, the duo can't really harass you from a distance. You can duck Luma shot and her projectiles, custom or no. The lag on a Luma shot is a free ftilt to oblivion. SH-Header auto cancels making it a great long distance poking tool and air space controller that Luma shots can't compete with. Custom header shots as well with the added ability of Dtilt shots to bait her downB. Sun Salutation desyncs Luma, and though they're all easily absorbed, you're healing 1% every full charge so it's in your favor to spam it. Luma can't travel otherwise, meaning her only option for taking back the match is approaching.
- As mentioned, her aerials don't do well serving that purpose so she wants a ground game. Retreating F-tilt covers everything you need to given the space, and a good foxtrot like Wiifit's is a terrible Schrodeinger's Box to see coming at you or running away.
- All of this on top of SS being shield, roll, charge, grab and spot dodge cancelable makes for an IMMENSELY dangerous character to approach with Rosalina.
- Oh, and Deep Breathing lowers her damage and knockback while upping our own on a 2% heal that has similar cancel attributes. Get Fit.
Stages and Counterpicks
- For the most part, any stage Rosalina benefits from, you'll also benefit from. She likes low ceilings because Usmash and Uair will kill earlier. Closer side blastzones also benefit her edge guard. Being light means that these things will also hurt her, but it's never been that much of a concern because of her ability to play so defensively. Cue WFT for the thumbs up of change on that aspect.
- If you're still having a rougher time than you'd like, counterpick to stages with platforms for better juggle opportunities. Her aerials being so laggy make it really risky for her to chase you and WiiFit having 3 momentum changers means she'll have tons more movement control options. Usmash through platforms is good for both of you, and are similar in kill power only you have invincibility. Her Dair, Utilt and Uair disjoints can hit through the stage so don't get caught landing in a bad place. Remember that you can not FF an aerial through a platform and use juggles to keep her above you.
Specials and Custom MU Usage
Recommended Set:
Code:3 Sweeping Sun 1 Header 1 Deep Breathing 2 Jumbo Hoops
- Sweeping sun will unsync Luma from any hit even if she's flying at you fully charged. It will also psuedo-pierce and travel through Luma to put pressure on her shield. The after effect it has when canceled can also bait gravitational pulls. Healing 2% every full shot is also super nice. Best for those preferring to play more on the defensive side of things.
- Enriched Sun fully charged travels fast enough that it will always be a threat they have to try to absorb preemptively and the large hitbox is always decent for edge guarding and space control since they have to deal with it. Best for the offensive minded player.
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- Sun Salute is good for following fullscreen and baiting gravitational pull. The wind box will also stop UpB attempts past it for the lols. Though this might be the case with the others as well. Because Gravitation Pull is so good, you really only want this Sun if you have to. Otherwise always switch out.
- Jumbo Header she has to absorb and is really great for baiting off stage. Even after absorbing it can still be hit by you so she might even do the work for you. It's also the best header for being in her face(just outside of Luma's range) since it auto cancels at the same height as normal header. Obviously best for offensive play.
- Weighted is good for edge guarding because of the angle. Again she has to deal with it. And if not it'll hurt and may even kill due to it's power. Since you'll be attacking on high with it and need to cancel the lag with another move, it's a really risky special but can pay off if you're proficient in lag canceling. It's most useful aspect is in stopping her forward dash towards you. Best when you want that defensive advantage of such.
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- Normal header is great for stopping any aerial approach and has a great angle for platforms. It's also great for baiting down b and controlling short hop space with no lag. Best recovery and long range edge options and the only one with documented customs shots for baits and such. Plays a great role defensive and offense.
- Deep Breathing is always great and holds the threat of "I can kill you as early as 60% do you really want to get hit while this is active?" over her head every time it's activated. Also boosts your damage and KB while lowering her own. If you're good at punishing grabs or laggy attacks, this is the DownB for you.
- Volatile Breathing is your go to for sneaky huge header shots, but otherwise isn't too effective for edgeguarding or catching her off guard. Might find some use as an air dodge bait after aerial strings due to it air stalling and having a huge hitbox. I'd personally pass up on it but it's a nice threat to have in pocket against a character that likes playing so defensively.
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- Steady Breathing is particularly useful in this matchup because of how easy WiiFit racks up damage, and how early Rosalina dies. Since it takes away ALL of her kill potential for 8 seconds, things like Usmash and the like become invitations for Nair combos. You'll only realistically use it about once per stock, but it's really all you need with moves like F-tilt and Uair at your disposal.
- Super Hoops does it's job of getting you back as always. Let's you go deep and chase for players that like to do tricky angles. Go for it if you want to go offstage after her since she likes to go low often.
- Jumbo Hoops will put on the damage and Luma can't do anything about it on shield. Also lets you chase her offscreen making WiiFit an even more terrifying presence offstage. You can also camp ledges to edge guard while holding down and only releasing once you go into free fall as a decent Fortress strategy. The only OoS UpB option which is nice to have since you'll see her dash attack plenty if she ever goes on the offense.
- Hoop Hurricane makes your recovery really telegraphed, but the suction aspect might help you if you're having trouble with her edgeguarding. Also does the best job following up on Nair links.
Overall Rosalina is a strong candidate for top tier and is bound to see lots of tournament scenes, but with the powerful tools that put Luma on time out and her typical defensive play on notice, she's going to have a rough time every time a competent WFT shows up. 6/4 WiiFitTrainer.
Fitness Rating: 75
WFT has the advantage in this MU because reverse fairs and double sided hitboxes make it really difficult to play defensively while WiiFit has no problems playing defensive on her end. Outclasses her in racking up damage and keeps up with her when it comes to being able to kill early. Keep her up in the air for racking damage, and be sure to always edgeguard hard against her UpB.
Nobody does rushdown in Smash 4 like Sheik. Her ability to get in and out tacking on damage and pressure is fantastic and is one of the reasons you'll see her a lot in competitive play. Her strengths and weaknesses are both very pronounced making her one of the most balanced characters in the game. She's certainly high tier, as in the hands of a talented player she can be a nightmare, but seeing as rest is an important part of staying fit, we have to make sure to exercise our own tools and make sure she doesn't sleep on WFT.Stage wise Sheik likes platforms more than you do, but she doesn't have any particular advantage over you; she just likes having more options from them. You're a weightclass above her so low ceiling stages like Halberd are pretty neat, and you also don't suffer as much from janky stages that mess with recoveries so it's well worth it to keep Lylat Cruise in mind.
On Offense WFT is extremely dangerous to a light character to like Sheik. While Sheik tends to rack up damage by tacking on little hits here and there by keeping pressure on, WFT drops bombs with every success. This is particularly noticeable when landing nairs which can easily go from 0-30 and 30-90. Not a good look for a character as light as she is. Coupled with grabs(specifically Tomahawk grabs), that can do up to 11dmg with no follow ups, WFT is an extremely dangerous character for her to misread. Trades are hardly ever in her favor and she can be outplayed offstage, something Sheik is not used to when up against the other high tiers (sans maybe Robin).This is amplified by having a much stronger ledge trump game. Sheik should be terrified to grab the ledge with you waiting on stage. Jabs as usual are really powerful up close, she doesn't have any really strong OoS options, and being able to crouch her grab means that your reads will land you harder more damaging hits. She doesn't have many options when you're below her that don't amount to gambles or running away. All of that said, Sheik has two very strong tools in her arsenal which can ruin an over confident player. The first is needles, you can duck them and generally shield on reaction but they absolutely kill momentum and that's all it takes for a match to turn into the Sheik show as she has unparalleled acceleration. The other is her recovery speed. Whether it's being able to dash into shield or having no lag on her bnb aerials, you're going to find that Sheik doesn't just hand out opportunities to punish her. She'll make you work for every hit and every grab and every modicum of pressure, but when you get it, you'll be rewarded handsomely.
On Defense Wii Fit Trainer can be Rosalina and Luma levels of annoying to Sheik. First off you win the zoning war hands down. Trades are not in her favor, needles have tons of cool down, do less damage, microcharge worse, can be ducked regardless of charge, don't cancel into shield, don't travel as far, aren't really an option in the air, and don't ever become a kill move at any reasonable percents. If she wants to play that game, please do. Burst grenade has it's uses here and there, but is certainly the cause of more of her deaths than kills at high level play. Beware SS detonating it on you and you should be fine. This only leaves Sheik going in as a real option for building damage and killing. However, crouching limits so many of her usual options that it's really hard on a Sheik player beyond reads. Most importantly, WFT can crouch her grab and SH game. This forces her to commit in every approach and risk getting shield grabbed or worse. Btw those approaches while crouched boil down to basically FF-nair and delayed fair for aerials, dash attack(lol), and walk up attacks that hit low. Seeing as crouching also acts as a crouch cancel, this makes it even harder for Sheik to kill than it would have been for her besides.
Speaking of killing, Sheik has 3 ways she generally gets the job done: gimps--which should be fairly difficult against a character like WFT, Uair--which was nerfed and should also proof hard to land against a character with so many options in the air, and the infamous bouncing fish -- which also got nerfed. Gimps are more about players being outplayed than characters tools being better so I can't offer much advise other than be willing to challenge her when you can, and be aware of your own tools to throw the player off. Uair tends to be a followup rather than an outright move, and with her grab neutered by crouching it should see much use in the MU, make sure to DI any grabs she lands on you to avoid it. Bouncing fish for all it's complaints in the community isn't all that bad, it serves the same purposes as Brawl MK's shuttle loop, and has all of the same weaknesses. On stage, you've got quite a few options against it. First off Usmash, and seeing as it will kill her before 100%, you should look for these opportunities. Crouching also lowers your hitbox low enough that it becomes unreasonably difficult to land. Spotdodging(which you can do out of crouch, SS and DB) is the way to make it highly punishable. Otherwise shielding is fine as Sheik has to input an attack before she regains control, and having two speedy projectiles certainly helps in this regard. Offstage Sheik will be looking for her chance to land this and so should you. Your obvious option seeing this is to spotdodge and go for a punish which is certainly safe and respectable. If you want to play dirty however, you can challenge it with header. BF is not invincible and can trade and be beatout by other hitboxes. This is not a trade she ever wants. Finally beware her recovery. Vanish is her pocket ace in terms of kill moves having tons of knockback and stage spiking pretty easily when it doesn't outright kill.
Customs are all fair game here and will probably be more attuned to your opponent's style than the actual character.
Overall it appears that Sheik needs to exercise. We hit harder, throw farther, jump higher, crouch lower, live longer, kill quicker and look better(kappa). Yet,even with all of that Sheik still has too great of a neutral to suggest something as concrete as a counter. I might be giving Sheik players too much credit here, and I suppose with time we'll be able to accurately decipher just how bad the MU is between players of equal skill, but for now I'm calling it near even with a slight advantage to WFT.Code:Reccomended Set: 2212 Suns 1 Better range uncharged +better spotdodge catching charged 2 Better space control uncharged + better damage and kill potential charged 3 Better shield pressure running behind + better heal charged Headers 1 Better zoning + offstage sniping and horizontal recovery coverage 2 Better onstage pressure and stage control + large offstage hitbox and with jump low recovery coverage 3 Better shield pressure + offstage low angle snipes and kill potential Breathings 1 All around buffs 2 Better edgeguard 3 Better healing and clutch Hoops 1 Lets you go far deeper than she can and recover from just as low if not lower 2 Lets you hit much harder OoS + offstage carry 3 Lets you troll much harder than just crouching all match
5.5/4.5
(reverse fair would have easily made it 6/4)
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