Does kirby have any frame advantage when he jabs or double jabs the opponent?

[ace_brawler2]

The fox boards nearly exploded when they figured out fox could do this because he is always in close and he can create a huge frame trap because of this.

I tried it with kirby and it seems like you can get off a reverse utilt, but it might have just been poor reaction time on the opponent.

Does anyone know if kirby has any frame advantage at all?

 

[Kewkky]

The fox boards nearly exploded when they figured out fox could do this because he is always in close and he can create a huge frame trap because of this.

I tried it with kirby and it seems like you can get off a reverse utilt, but it might have just been poor reaction time on the opponent.

Does anyone know if kirby has any frame advantage at all?

Nope. He can't even do a successful jab>grab if your opponent sees it coming. I have been grabbed out of my jab if I try anything else other than the rest of the jab combo!

It's be nice if he could do anything decent out of his jab, though...

 

[Volts]

Nope. He can't even do a successful jab>grab if your opponent sees it coming. I have been grabbed out of my jab if I try anything else other than the rest of the jab combo!

It's be nice if he could do anything decent out of his jab, though...

Wow, that stinks.

 

[EarthWindandFire]

Well as a Mario user, I've got the habit of jabbing the opponent then following up with a punisher. The jab doesn't set up any true combo but its a quick attack to use for checking if the opponent spotdodged.
I think its best to jab/double jab if you're exspecting the foe's gonna spotdodge.

 

[momochuu]

Q and A thread next time please.

http://www.smashboards.com/showthread.php?t=224677