Raptor boost (forward B) -> Knee on Marth

[The Blackstar]

I have a pretty simple question that I didn't see elsewhere. At what percentages does this work on Marth? Can he get out of it? If so, with what move, and with what DI?

I was under the impression that DI away would get Marth out of it a lot of the times (I don't remember the percentage window, which is partly why I'm asking), but lately a buddy of mine seems to be landing this on my Marth way too much and it feels like I should be getting out of it.

 

[Kick]

yeah same here. im not sure if he is DIing incorrectly, or the percentages are perfect where i can get him perfectly.

 

[Vall3y]

DI might even help the falcon, as marth wll go lower than he should and falcon could reach him faster before the stun ends.
logically id say no di and fair\double jump with good timing is marth's best option

 

[thebluedeath1000]

Depends if they are used to you doing it I'd say, they might know a way of ding it. if you do it once a blue moon, it shouldn't be easy to get out of.

Edit: Ah, you're the marth...errr...Depends on the damage really, I'd just di toward him, because I'd be expecting you to di away from me.

 

[halfDemon]

If the Marth doesn't DI, and either Counters, FAirs, or jumps, then you can't knee him. Otherwise, kneeing is possible.

 

[RedYoshi92]

I'm pretty sure you can pull off the knee.

 

[Wilhelmsan]

I use this often against my friend's Marth.

Your best bet is to try shielding or sidestepping it.

 

[JesiahTEG]

Why does every Captain Falcon hate Marth? If your marth, you know when you get grabbed or raptor boosted, its over.

 

[MikeMoney]

At about 40ish (I think) I always do ForwardB-Uair-Knee

 

[halfDemon]

Why does every Captain Falcon hate Marth? If your marth, you know when you get grabbed or raptor boosted, its over.

If you're Captain Falcon, you know when you get grabbed or hit off the stage, it's over.

 

[technomancer]

I'm pretty sure it's a solid combo all through the mid percents, DI irregardless, DI behind for toughest knee.