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Gravitational Pull has a duration and affects all projectiles in range for the duration. It depends on the timing of the move relative to when the needles come out, and whether or not the total duration is sufficient, but in theory at least it should pull all the needles in.
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Great, and I was looking for an attack to poke! thanks for the advice
Using jab will make Luma move forward as it attacks, although this obviously leaves Rosalina vulnerable. If you use Luma Shot and stand Still, Luma will retreat to maintain a specific distance from Rosalina; mashing inputs will keep it in place and prevent it from moving. Similarly it can't stay in the air under its own power but will stay in place to use any move you input.
The grabbed opponent's current damage determines how quickly he/she can break free from a grab. You can easily pull off 3 pummels before throwing a 300% damage player, but a player who has 0% damage can easily break free after taking just one pummel.
Thanks, it makes sense now. Now I'm going to have to test this out to see how many pummels I can get in at different %s.
Sort of. Aerodrome did make a table on how much damage each fighter can do to 300% damage Mario with his/her pummels, before he breaks free.
All Luma colors are completely aesthetic, so you don't have to worry about which color that you'll get.
At low %s, Rosalina can combo up-throw into up-tilt. It's the only guaranteed combo I know about, but it doesn't rack up all that much damage. Down-throw to Fair works pretty well as you say, but your opponent can air dodge out of it, so if my opponent shows the ability to escape it, the next time I go for down-throw to Fair I'll usually pause ever so slightly before attacking, so that it hits just after their air dodge. At higher %s, up-throwing into u-air can be a solid option, but it's not a combo.
Probably not until the Wii U version, since capturing video from a 3DS requires physically modding the system and I'm not sure any Rosalina mains have one ready to go. Once we can get high quality 60 FPS video we can start to dissect the frame data.
You can press buttons as Luma returns to make it attack as it moves. With the recent increase in Luma's speed as it returns, it's a bit trickier to do but still possible in general.
Here's two of 'em...The first one is incredible, I love it. Second one is helpful, but in my opinion not near as good.
Uthrow > Utilt is a guaranteed in low percent
I think it requires Luma be linked to Rosalina though, her solo utilt has zero horizontal range and whiffs in my experience.
Very carefully.
I accidentally did the same thing a whilel back but forgot to save the replay. I still have no idea how it happened but I'm pretty sure it had something to do with being hit out of something to get desynched.
Rosalina's down aerial has four different hitboxes, based on how far away the ring is from Rosalina's feet. It's the attack's second hitbox that has meteor smash properties; the meteor smash hitbox deals up to 7% damage.
