Pokemon Trainer's (kinda) Chain Grabs?

[Fearmy]

Don't know if this works well, did it on my brother, but than again, he was very tired... i was squirtle and started out with a hydrograb, F-throw, and then i quickly did another grab, and started to chain it around 40-50% now to me, it looks like a chain grab, you can barley move within the time you are in the air, and if you DI away, squirtle can catch up.

Next Charizard. What about Charizard's B-throw over and over? the same thing as above happened and if you do DI, Charizard's SPeed and Long Neck will catch up.

Now i actually want to know if they are chain grabs, if so, they will be very,very helpful

 

[Onxy]

I'll look into it, and look at my post, as it also relates to this.

 

[Job]

Yea when my opponent doesn't di, at low %, you can get Squirtle's fthrow like 3 times until the edge. Charizard's fthrow too I think. But at low % for obvious reasons, the knockback distance.

 

[IC3R]

Squirtle has a genuine Chain Grab!!!!

*Angels Singing*

This really works best when Squirtle is fatigued (tired). You can Chain F-Throw most characters up to around 50%.
Capt. Falcon gets Chain Grabbed whether Squirtle's tired or not.

 

[Elliot Gale]

Most characters can be Fthrow to Regrabbed once from 0 with Squirtle, same with Ivysaur. Zard uses Bthrow.

 

[johnmcgerber]

Most characters can be Fthrow to Regrabbed once from 0 with Squirtle, same with Ivysaur. Zard uses Bthrow.

so ivys chian grab is like zquartle

 

[PkTrainerCris]

mmmm sounds to me like a good option when fatigued.....

 

[T-Link]

I find that when Ivysaur tends to b-throw, people always do a second jump, which doesn't help chain grabbing at all.

 

[Bahamut27]

interesante...

 

[PkTrainerCris]

I find that when Ivysaur tends to b-throw, people always do a second jump, which doesn't help chain grabbing at all.

But i think that the Bthrow was ivysaurs main kill throw, so i save it to kill, never for chaingrabbing