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But bonking your head correctly allows you to regrab the ledge and stay intangible. :D

Dair ends before you land from a short hop, so I've been experimenting with SH Dair > FC Nair.

On Yoshi's you can totally waveland off stage to regrab the ledge. I know it's vulnerable for quite a bit but it can be useful to throw your opponent off while you roll on or something else (having refreshed your invincibility.)

I'm not sure why it happens, but you have to fall a certain distance (frames?) before being able to activate float and not burn the double jump. If I recall correctly, you can drop through the top platform on battlefield and close to the bottom you'll be able to float w/o burning your double jump.

Yo, this isn't the same thing. This is what I was asking about in my previous post, where you use float to z-drop without going too far from the ground.

Actually, how does z dropping plus float compare? With the drop either before the float or after. Something like 5 to jump, 1 to drop, 1 to float, and x to get down

Even flashier than z drop >float > recatch

Thanks for the information! Right now I'm struggling the most to not light shield after the drop. Also, IMHO, sewing / sowing is even more clever of a term.

To punish Marth fair: http://www.twitch.tv/meleeitonme/b/636851554?t=1h1m30s Also, my focus going into that set was powershield as much as possible. Peach benefits so much from powershield because of dsmash and fc nair and I find it does wonders in the Marth and Falcon matchups.

This is wonderful. I love the theorycrafting that's been going on with lesser used moves since Peach has unexplored mixups and can use all the help she can get. How exactly do you beat Sheik nair oos if you're charging the smash, wouldn't you get hit before the release?

I'll have to start trying this. I usually up-air out of tumble to initiate my float, but sometimes that extra height might be useful.

I've definitely tech chased with side B on people who roll predictably. Gets people flustered.

Hmm, so not exactly what you're saying but this totally made me think of Vwins. He's one of Canada's best players, in my mind he falls into this weird underrated Peach category with VanityAngel and Trifasia. He interrupts his first jump with float (sometimes attacks and doesnt let go of float...

Slapdash has my vote for sure. Or what about BearDashing to throw off all the non-Peach mains (and everybody that doesn't know move names)

From SDM data: Float Total: 150 frames (Sveet said float is actually 149 frames. Whatevs.) If you voluntarily end the float, you can do nothing from frames 2-5 (frame 1 being the first frame you aren't holding jump) and an attack started on frame 1 will be float cancelled. If the float ends...