gagelax
Smash Apprentice
Hey everyone! I haven't posted here in the peach boards for QUITE a while, but I'm back with what I think is a cool trick!
This may already be known/discovered by some, but I hope to inform some who do not know.
Basically, with the Side B Stage Cancel (SBSC), you cancel your side b and slide onto the stage quite a distance with little lag.
Here's how to perform it:
1. Be on the ledge.
2. Drop down from the ledge
3. Jump
4. Cancel your jump with side b directly above the ledge. This is the step that makes the trick. You must side b directly above the ledge.
An easy way to tell if you did this trick successfully is by peach's voice. If performed correctly, you will only hear the 'huh' in peach's 'huh-chaa!'.
With this trick, you slide on to the stage farther than an on-stage-roll travels and have less lag than an on-stage-roll. This can also trick an opponent because if they see the side b, they'll put up their shield, but the SBSC goes through shields. The side b will go through shields from about the distance of an on-stage roll and back. Here is a clip showing where SBSC can go through shield; it also provides an example of the SBSC. http://youtu.be/VrW-ijyT9ac Also, an opponent may see the SBSC coming and try to punish it, but they will probably misjudge the position, mistaking it to go as far as an on-stage-roll.
*It is important to watch how your opponent covers ledge options. You WILL be vulnerable to attacks that have large hitboxes on the ground like lots of down smashes. If your opponent throws out attacks like these when covering ledge options, do NOT sbsc.
I hope this trick may come to some sort of us, I have been using it and find it helpful. I would appreciate feedback as to whether or this trick works for you, and how it can be applied. Thanks!
This may already be known/discovered by some, but I hope to inform some who do not know.
Basically, with the Side B Stage Cancel (SBSC), you cancel your side b and slide onto the stage quite a distance with little lag.
Here's how to perform it:
1. Be on the ledge.
2. Drop down from the ledge
3. Jump
4. Cancel your jump with side b directly above the ledge. This is the step that makes the trick. You must side b directly above the ledge.
An easy way to tell if you did this trick successfully is by peach's voice. If performed correctly, you will only hear the 'huh' in peach's 'huh-chaa!'.
With this trick, you slide on to the stage farther than an on-stage-roll travels and have less lag than an on-stage-roll. This can also trick an opponent because if they see the side b, they'll put up their shield, but the SBSC goes through shields. The side b will go through shields from about the distance of an on-stage roll and back. Here is a clip showing where SBSC can go through shield; it also provides an example of the SBSC. http://youtu.be/VrW-ijyT9ac Also, an opponent may see the SBSC coming and try to punish it, but they will probably misjudge the position, mistaking it to go as far as an on-stage-roll.
*It is important to watch how your opponent covers ledge options. You WILL be vulnerable to attacks that have large hitboxes on the ground like lots of down smashes. If your opponent throws out attacks like these when covering ledge options, do NOT sbsc.
I hope this trick may come to some sort of us, I have been using it and find it helpful. I would appreciate feedback as to whether or this trick works for you, and how it can be applied. Thanks!
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