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It uses a single jump.technically, fox's reflector cancel, or "shine" (yuck), qualifies as a DJC.
An advanced how to play vid. Like the melee one, but for ssb 64.Make a video of what?
You can cancel the first jump by jumping again... technicly that is a jump cancel...Lol! You can't cancel Ness' first jump. Well, I guess you could - his Up+B and Down+B both stop his vertical speed. But that doesn't really count. (Though if you get knocked very far away from the stage, and want to stall for a bit, Down+B-ing repeatedly will in effect slow your fall.)
The reason his double jump can be cancelled is because as opposed to a normal jump, which just sets your vertical speed to some upwards value, Ness and Yoshi's double jumps actually animate a small circular movement, and then set the character's speed to some upwards value. So, if you cancel the circular animation early, then your speed never gets changed to an upwards value and you simply fall.
What's interesting about Ness' DJC is that his backwards double jump actually sets his horizontal speed to some value during the circular animation. So if you cancel his backwards double jump at certain frames, you maintain the speed of those frames. So for instance, a backwards-DJCed nair will, when timed properly, send you flying off backwards until the nair animation ends. You can do stuff like backwards-DJC-nair from the middle of Dreamland to the edge, and grab the ledge.
Ness' movement is crazy awesome. :D He's so fun just to frick around with.
http://smashboards.com/showthread.php?t=92303what about teleporting with jigglypuff, is that considered an advanced tech?
Was this on kirby's stage or did he run and Up B? cuz the wind can blow you off during that attack.oy I noticed something the other day:
I was playing a newbie, and by accident the guy killed himself using link's (ground) up-b and falling off the edge doing it...
Now I'm wondering how much range it would take in mid air; let's say while falling from the green tower in hyrule and if it has the same effect as a normal ground up-b from link.
/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\ mountainsWas this in kirby's bedroom or did he run and B? cuz the wind can blow you off