New Sonic technique?

[sh1nebl1nd]

Possibly the most useless technique, or already discovered.

You can cancel your charged down B right into an up B which makes about 14 damage if it connects (you press up B as soon as you release down B) and leaves you high flying in the air....

I guess this is good if you feel down B leaves you too vulnerable, or if you want to fake an opponent out. Yeah, but I guess knowledge is power.

If this technique hasn't been discovered, I officially name is ****-charging.

 

[TwinkleToes]

I haven't seen or heard of this anywhere so if it's true kudos to you. Doesn't really need a name though, it's just up-b out of down-b.
Since here in the Sonic Forum we love to make Street Fighter references we can call it... flash kick.

 

[spiderman621]

I got a bunch of things to try out now when I get to play.

 

[Soloman]

hahaz ....Guile, good times.

 

[Lyoncet]

As far as I know, nothing of that sort has been reported. When you move upwards, is it as in a normal jump but in spindash mode, or is it an actual spring upwards with damage attached.

If it's the former, I think it's already well-known (and you can also do it just by pressing jump while charging). If not though, kudos!

 

[spiderman621]

I tried this out. Up B does cancel out of his down B and over B.

 

[TwinkleToes]

So what, we got the "parry" b-move, the "reverse hadoukan" edge grab and now this "flash kick."

Let's just rename him Super Street Sonic and be done with it :O

 

[Soloman]

Sonic Boom!