Frame Cancel Dair TRUE COMBOS into kill setups!

[The Revolutionary Cafe]

Not a Ganon main but Omega Tyrant has uploaded a video showing several frame canceled follow ups from dair and MULTIPLE kill setups from them! While this requires a lot of precision and very hard to do in competitive play (or in general) a very dedicate player is sure to use this to good effect and show the world Ganon is more than low tier trash.

 

[Jerbear9]

not a true combo but also at 30-40% for most of the cast you can do dair, dair, uair which leaves them still in the air for possibly more follow ups. like that dair to wiz kick at the edge though. been trying to figure out how to set that up for a while.

 

[Omega Tyrant]

not a true combo but also at 30-40% for most of the cast you can do dair, dair, uair which leaves them still in the air for possibly more follow ups. like that dair to wiz kick at the edge though. been trying to figure out how to set that up for a while.

Dair to aerial wizkick is really really hard to do, the percent range it works at is very small (I don't think it will work more than 1% off from what I did it in the video), and it seems to require near frame precision to actually connect the Wizkick before hitstun wears off. It took me maybe about an hour to get it when testing if it was a true combo, and took me about another half hour after that to replicate it when recording.

 

[TheArabSamurai]

I'm having troubles trying to frame cancel the DAIR, how do you actually do it, so that the follow ups register as a true combo?

 

[Omega Tyrant]

I'm having troubles trying to frame cancel the DAIR, how do you actually do it, so that the follow ups register as a true combo?

You have to hit with the move the first frame its hitbxes come out while simultaneously landing.

 

[Opana]

Buffering a jump out of choke followed by a dair at around the apex of a short hop allows you to punish get ups and some get up attacks with a frame cancelled dair(Possibly Uair and Fair too?). Choke->Dair->Fsmash is very satisfying.