lasagnasmash
Smash Rookie
Is there an actual defined difference between a "mangle" and an "M2K Angle"? I'm editing the SmashWiki and adding fan-made terms, so i'd like some fan-made input. Thanks for your help!
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Mr_towel_Man
Smash Apprentice
I dont believe so but I've heard that the M2K angle came first. I dont know for a fact though.
An M2K-angle is when you go into the side of the stage to sweet spot the ledge and not get hit. A Mangle is when you are offstage recovering and you do an angle that makes it so you don't get hit and successfully recovery.
M2K is touching the stage, a Mangle doesn't.
M2K is touching the stage, a Mangle doesn't.
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lasagnasmash
Smash Rookie
Just to clarify- the Mangle sweetspots the ledge, but the M2K angle rides along the side of the stage and then grabs ledge?
Mr_towel_Man
Smash Apprentice
Makes sense. Thanks for the info!
lasagnasmash
When you do a Mangle, you go far above the ledge and either special fall to it or to the stage. You can mixup your aerial drift while falling and fake out the other player as it may look like you're gonna go on stage.
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lasagnasmash
Smash Rookie
Thank you for the input! it'll be used for the forces of good, i assure you.
When you do a Mangle, you go far above the ledge and either special fall to it or to the stage. You can mixup your aerial drift while falling and fake out the other player as it may look like you're gonna go on stage.