moonwalking with captain falcon

[Glöwworm]

i still don't know how to moonwalk (well I do know what I have to do on the controller but for some reason I still can't do it). Is it worth learning? Or is it more of a flashy technique than practical.

 

[Dragoon Fighter]

I do not know anything on the subject other than what mookwalking is (I mean the tech.) As far as I can tell it looks like lazy edge hog. Like I said I could be completely wrong If you reposted this in a falcon/any character that moon walks thread I think you will get a better answer.

 

[PGH Carroll]

easy way to do it, at least for me is to walk in one direction then quickly dash the other way and half cirlce back to the direction you were walking. if works for me.

 

[victra♥]

its sexy but it ***** your control stick

 

[DondonSF]

if its not coming out you're either not doing it fast enough or you're going too far on the control stick.you can start by walking forward and then do the half circle motion but stop before you make a complete half circle,you should be holding down right,and if you hold it there for a little while you should get a little extra distance.

 

[X1-12]

Its not in any way important.

 

[Kanelol]

but it's something to practice if you're bored

 

[Yo$himan]

Moonwalking is very useful.

 

[Dragoon Fighter]

Moonwalking is very useful.

How? May I ask, is it useful. (If you say to edgehog I point to WDing being far better than moonwalking on that point, once again bringing up the question of usefulness.)

 

[Wenbobular]

It lets you go out farther with Bairs ... having a Bair that travels forward at short hop trajectory is kinda useful sometimes

That said, you don't really need to do this at all ~_~ it just looks cool for the most part

 

[Stratocaster]

only useful for approaching with sh bair at your quite fast dash momentum speed and maybe hitting farther out with the back of your uair when edgeguarding without using your double jump.

If you plan to use it for those two things you want to invest in some replacement sticks and a triwing...