Up-Air Hit 1

[Glitchy_]

1. Does canceling Peaches Up-Air by releasing the Float during the Move remove the second hitbox?

2. Is it even possible not to hit with the second hitbox when hitting the opponent near your back?

3. What's the best way to do thosec Up-Air Spikes?

 

[Ardood]

1. Yes. You'll have to work out the timing, but yes, that's how to cancel her Up-Air. If you are a little higher off the ground I've noticed that you may have to fast-fall cancel or else the second hitbox comes out.

2. This is also possible, I've done it on accident a couple times. I haven't really gone and practiced doing it, but I imagine the concept is the same as a regular Up-Air.

3. Same answer as above. Canceling her Up-Air after the first hit will spike the opponent.

*Note: These answers are from my experience mostly, if anyone notices something wrong or a better way please let me know! Thanks.

 

[Glitchy_]

I know you can cancel the second hit, what I ment was if to cancel Float would also cancel the Up-Air hitboxes.

 

[redcometchar]

No

In smash 4, the angle and kb of multihits will change to track your current position, so by falling before hitting with weak hit up air, it turns into a spike. Your then moving too fast to hit with the second hit and the opponent falls out of the move. The aerial doesn't get canceled until you hit the ground.

If you float, do an up air, and then cancel the float and fast fall, the hotboxes are definitely generated until you hit the ground.

By the way, i think there is a q&a thread for this stuff.

 

[Glitchy_]

No

In smash 4, the angle and kb of multihits will change to track your current position, so by falling before hitting with weak hit up air, it turns into a spike. Your then moving too fast to hit with the second hit and the opponent falls out of the move. The aerial doesn't get canceled until you hit the ground.

If you float, do an up air, and then cancel the float and fast fall, the hotboxes are definitely generated until you hit the ground.

By the way, i think there is a q&a thread for this stuff.

Oh ok thanks!