This I definitely disagree with. Yeah, the distance may be okay vertically but horizontally its crap tbh. Knock her out of her double jump, and she's not very likely to make a comeback. It doesn't sweetspot the ledge either and is only invincible on startup, and attacks that hit below the stage like the dsmashes of
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can potentially still hit you out of it and send you flying back. Pretty bad recovery overall in my honest opinion, not Little Mac bad (and thank god), but still bad. A few of the other things are questionable:
- At first I thought Dolphin Jump was great, but at the same time the tradeoff is that it no longer hitbox. Its kind of hard to recommend any recovery that deals no damage unless you can angle it like Rosalina's or Palutena's to make it less predictable and mix it up, and unfortunately it doesn't come with that luxury. Even if you aren't killed, you're still likely to take damage that brings you closer to your death percents. I don't exactly think its bad like Dolphin Slash, but I'm not so sure I'd call it great either.
- I personally prefer to keep Shield Breaker, or else I worry about beating those who like to shield a lot. Dashing Assault doesn't deal nearly as much shield damage and has like 20 frames of endlag, and mostt of her moveset is already laggy enough as it is. Definitely better as a recovery (if you're not careful, your opponent can punish its lag and throw you off again tho), but I personally don't think its worth it.
- Up Throw isn't a great kill move, doesn't kill until around 140% without rage unless you're on a stage with a low ceiling like Halberd. Its not nearly as powerful as 's up throw, not really strong enough to threaten shields at least.
I agree with your main point though, she's definitely better with customs and with them she can actually do stuff. And Dolphin Slash being a kill move, did not know that. Will try it out next time I play, thanks. Without customs though, her future does not look great, and unfortunately my region is only becoming more resistant to them.