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Labbed all this out mid-summer. This will be the final information I post here. The Grounded Wario Bike: 30 frames to jump off/58 frames airborn after jumping off Short Hop Double Jump Fast Fall, DJFF Air Time: 45 Frames* Short Hop Double Jump Fast Fall Descent time: 18 Frames* FHAD Double...

Short Hop Air-Dodge Frame Advantage Intro: Out of SHAD (Short Hop Air-Dodge), Wario has many options: Double Jump, Chomp, Corkscrew, Weave back, and Waft (and bike...). There are unexplored applications with this technique. I believe Wario being able to command grab out of SHAD is broken and...

Grounded Bike Tech Chasing When Wario tech-chases with the Wario Bike on the ground, he has special follow-up options not typically available to him when using the bike in neutral, as a landing tool, or in the air. The reason being that it is very difficult for Wario to jump off the Bike and be...

@EternalFlare You can crash the bike to achieve the same positioning shown in the video. How far the bike slides into the stage depends on how quickly you side-b when you run off stage. Funny little thing, on Dreamland, Whispy Woods can blow the bike to the exact edge of the stage.

I have not seen any release on the frame data of some of Wario's more specific movement options. Here is my data from testing out Wario's movement options. I believe they are all within 1 frame of accuracy or exactly correct. (RTC is the only one that's guaranteed to be exactly correct...

@Sycorax Thanks, don't worry about initial airborne speed. I was just confused about jumpsquat.

When characters transition into jumpsquat from dash or run, is the velocity during the sliding jumpsquat perfectly conserved from the dash/run?

Wario's B-air and D-air Frame Advantage Explained! For those of you frame data nerds who like understanding Wario's frame data, I think I have definitively solved one of the mysteries (at least it was to me) behind 2 of Wario's moves: b-air and d-air. In the discord group, I have often heard...

Can anyone refer me to where I can find air acceleration values for Melee? I've found it for brawl, smash 4, and 64, but I can't seem to find this for melee. This is somewhat related to frames so I thought I'd ask here. Note, this is not air speed I'm talking about.

Is anyone familiar with the exact mechanics behind buffering a get-up attack from a missed tech? I heard on an old thread that it's possible that inputs from the hitlag of being hit can carry over to cause this to happen, but I am not sure.

Wario's Amazing Extended Down Smash If the Wario Bike is set-up at the edge of a stage, Wario can begin to charge a down smash to force a ledge-bound opponent to select a get-up option. When the opponent's ledge invincibility runs out, Wario can release the down smash to punish the opponent's...

Stupidly long post condensed into 4 spoilers. Ideas that came across my mind over the past month or so. The full-hop d-air in neutral thing is something I know other Wario mains wonder about, and this is my input on the idea.

Punishing Ledge Grab Vulnerability. When an opponent is holding on to the ledge, you might want to punish their vulnerability with a move that hits under the stage. Here are the moves Wario can use from worst to greatest (in terms of hitting under the stage; ignored Jab 1 and Bike)...

I like this pose a LOT more than the Bike alt. amiibo, even though I prefer the Bike alt. design. On a side note, the Boo amiibo is pretty cute/funny xD.

Simple yet important question. I cannot find an answer on the wiki. In Smash 4, how early in terms of frames can someone drop ledge once they've started grabbing the ledge. I know in melee it's 7, but testing it out in smash 4, it feels no where close to 7 frames. How many is it?