Survive Down Air?

[Modkiq]

Hey guys. You know how you are able to survive for example Sonic's down air off the stage as long as you use your first jump before you use dair? I was wondering if you can do the same thing with Corrin's down air somehow. I know you can survive Corrin's down air on stages with walls, as you can use her side B to get an extra jump off the wall, but are you able to survive on stages like Battlefield (using the platforms) or even better, on final destination?
If anyone have discovered how (if possible) I'd love to know how you did it.

Oh also, I'm sorry if I posted this in the wrong section, or if anybody made a thread on it already.

EDIT: Turns out you can. I didn't think about tilting Corrin's recovery to go straight up when trying to recover. Thanks shadowofchaos725

 

[shadowofchaos725]

HUH. I know a bunch of you probably already know this because you’re more hardcore than me, but…


You can recover from a dair offstage if you did so on the top of your first jump and hold BACK while doing your up b. The up b naturally goes forward and kills vertical distance. If you hold back from the direction you’re recovering from, you can increase it to almost a Marth dolphin slash.



It's just fun to discover crap like this on your own, you know.

I found this out just earlier.

 

[Modkiq]

I found this out just earlier.

Oh yeah you're right! I watched a video on Corrin's recovery but I never thought of it when I tried surviving the dair. Thanks! I'll share this around

 

[King9999]

If the bottom of the stage is solid (e.g. Omega Colosseum), you can use side B > jump cancel > up B to get back on the stage.

 

[Modkiq]

If the bottom of the stage is solid (e.g. Omega Colosseum), you can use side B > jump cancel > up B to get back on the stage.

I already knew that, but it turns out you can survive it on any stage.

 

[HLN_Midas]

At certain percents I've been able to Dair into a footstool and recover.

Edit: It might be specific to certain characters, but I havent tested it enough yet.