-
Welcome to Smashboards, the world's largest Super Smash Brothers community! Over 250,000 Smash Bros. fans from around the world have come to discuss these great games in over 19 million posts!
You are currently viewing our boards as a visitor. Click here to sign up right now and start on your path in the Smash community!
Side B, Best possible outcome?
- Thread starter Mazaloth
- Start date
There are a couple of stuff you can do with the dancing blades.
1) If your fighting a fast faller and you catch your opponent off guard at high percents you can quickly use the dancing blade forward b -> up dancing blade -> forward dancing blade. If you do it to a fast faller like fox they will get hit by the entire thing granted they don't DI toward you.
2) If you fight a floaty character like zelda and you catch the first part of the dancing blade you can up-tilt them at high percents for a KO.
3) Same predicament as number 2 but you can catch them with a F-smash depending on their DI.
4) Same predicament as number 1 but REALLY high percents and you can do up-tilt or F-smash whatever is appropriate for the situation.
You could do all 4 hits if thats what you mean sometimes players do it but *shrugs* if you aren't careful about it people can shield grab you cuz marth lunges forward on some of the attacks so... its probably a better idea to stick to safer things.
1) If your fighting a fast faller and you catch your opponent off guard at high percents you can quickly use the dancing blade forward b -> up dancing blade -> forward dancing blade. If you do it to a fast faller like fox they will get hit by the entire thing granted they don't DI toward you.
2) If you fight a floaty character like zelda and you catch the first part of the dancing blade you can up-tilt them at high percents for a KO.
3) Same predicament as number 2 but you can catch them with a F-smash depending on their DI.
4) Same predicament as number 1 but REALLY high percents and you can do up-tilt or F-smash whatever is appropriate for the situation.
You could do all 4 hits if thats what you mean sometimes players do it but *shrugs* if you aren't careful about it people can shield grab you cuz marth lunges forward on some of the attacks so... its probably a better idea to stick to safer things.
Ace83
Smash Journeyman
my favorite overall is over-b over-b up-B down-B. not he best in all cases, but the third up-B often places your opponent in the right spot to receive the hits of the final down-B (given they dont DI correctly). I also like the regular over-b over-b over-b (following up with another over-b or up-b depending on the character and their damage, but the third hit is a good knocker at high percentages)
metroid1117
Smash Master
Against heavier or faster-falling characters, side->side/up->up is a decent combination because you can almost always follow up with an UTilt or grab if the third hit gets in. The 4th down hit is okay to throw out against dashdancers who aren't accustomed to how long it stays out.
lain
Smash Master
teczero's info = all too helpful