[1]I believe that was Infzy that said doing B-moves while in knockback would actually give you a boost AWAY from the stage, which is bad if you want to LIVE.
[2] I'm not sure if the whole B-reversal works for Sonic though, assuming Tenki is right when he says you can't B-reverse Spin Charge or Homing Attack (it's garbage anyway), this leaves us with Spring Jump and Spin Dash, and here are the problems I see with this.
[wat]Doing a Spin Dash the opposite way seems nice in theory, like Spin Charge it stops most momentum save for the extra boost the opposite way it will launch, but with B reversal it would give us a boost back towards the stage... however of course you're not going to release the Spin Dash away from the stage, which that might kill you, so to avoid that you will have to jump cancel that (assuming you still had it before you got launched and tried this method of momentum-canceling), and with Sonic you will be facing the opposite way from the stage, meaning the only thing you have to defend against edgegaurds will be Bairs and Spring, you can't use Homing Attack to stall and boost your recovery because you're facing the opposite way and Tenki had already said how you can't [3] B-reverse that to face the other way, so doing Homing Attack is pointless (surprise, surprise).
[1] If you watch the video, the first time Zelda uses Nayru's, she doesn't B-reverse and flies off and dies. The second time, she just brakes, which is crazy and good.
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Dude, for moves you can B-reverse, you can start them facing in any direction you want lol.
So the manual input (no B-sticking) would be, assuming you're flying to the right:
1) Aerial
2) Right-B>left
And that way, you do a B-reversal but in the end, face left, the way you want to launch lol.
There's a turnaround B, where you just tap a direction and let go- when you hit B (ex: neutral B) you'll do the attack facing that direction (for example, jump forward, tap back once, let go, and do flame thrower with Bowser, and you'll face backwards).
Nothing changes except for the direction you're facing, and this works for every neutral B.
Then there's a B-reversal, where you tap back as you hit B: the direction you're facing changes AND your momentum reverses (or in this case, "adds" to that direction).
[3] You can't B-reverse a HA to turn it around. You can however, do the turnaround thing, where you tap the direction, let go, then do it. However, you lose alot of height so it's generally a bad idea. In this sense, nothing changes, and HA is still useless. Well, unless they're trying to gimp you but don't position themselves to cover HA. HA still has more "lock on" range in the direction you're facing.
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