highandmightyjoe
Smash Ace
I don't think this has been discussed before so I thought I'd bring it up. I was playing around with DeDeDe's upB today and found something very strange. It may or may not be useful, I still need to test it a little more.
What happend was I used his upB from below the edge of Final Destination. He ended up hitting his head under the stage, and I thought I was dead. Then the weird part happend. He hit his read right at the edge of the stage, so close to the end that I couldn't even tell he had hit it. But he went into his "ouch my head hurts" animation, and then continued to move upwards. I ended up landing on the stage while in the "ouch" animation. This seemed to have less lag than landing with the move normally.
I probably didn't describe it very well, it's hard to explain. But basically I was able to recover from under FD onto the stage, with less lag than the move usually has on landing. I did this accidentally once and after trying to do it on purpose for quite a while was only able to do it about 1 out of every 30 tries, so it's kinda hard to time, and it probably isn't even all that helpful, but I thought it was kinda interesting.
What happend was I used his upB from below the edge of Final Destination. He ended up hitting his head under the stage, and I thought I was dead. Then the weird part happend. He hit his read right at the edge of the stage, so close to the end that I couldn't even tell he had hit it. But he went into his "ouch my head hurts" animation, and then continued to move upwards. I ended up landing on the stage while in the "ouch" animation. This seemed to have less lag than landing with the move normally.
I probably didn't describe it very well, it's hard to explain. But basically I was able to recover from under FD onto the stage, with less lag than the move usually has on landing. I did this accidentally once and after trying to do it on purpose for quite a while was only able to do it about 1 out of every 30 tries, so it's kinda hard to time, and it probably isn't even all that helpful, but I thought it was kinda interesting.