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I thought you couldn't cancel pseudo-spikes either.The third hit of Marth's forward B if aimed downward is a Meteor Strike. It can be canceled. The only Spikes in the game are Marth's Dair, Falco's Dair, Ganon's aerial Down B, Falcon's Nipple Spike and a certain hitbox on Roy's Usmash. These are the only ones that can't be canceled.
You can only Up B or jump out of meteor smashes(assuming you still have your jump left) Interesting side note, you can actually cancel Meteor smashes with Yoshi and Jigglypuff's Up B, despite the fact that they have no upwards momentum.Yes, I did mean that. Not what ARE the spikes/meteor smash in the game. I already knew about the 3rd hit in Marth's side-b meteor smashes.
I meant what are the the moves that CANCELS the meteor smashes in the game.
Like say Ganon dairs you, can you side B out of it with Marth? What about falco since his side-b causes him to get that free-fall status you have after using your up-b with any character in the air.
I know that, but Reaper said "These are the only ones that can't be canceled." This is not true, as semi-spikes cannot be cancelled either. This is all I was saying.Semispikes aren't really spikes though... they don't send you very downwards. But the true spikes do.