Up-b > what?

[calmchaos]

OK... I honestly don't quite know how to use the up-b cancel properly. I can do it fairly consistently, but the only time I know I should use it is out of a shield.
Any combos you can do with this? Or is it only used as a combo interrupter?
Anything I can follow the canceled up-b with?

Thanks.

 

[Christopher Rodriguez]

I've been messing around with it too. Yeah it sorta can lead into combos, but nothing too consistent.

 

[Bullet Bill]

You generally don't combo with it as the lag is still there. Against falco you can maybe get a fair after it but the main use of it is for attacking out of your sheild- t can beat aerial to shine (too good)

 

[Dogysamich]

you can use it oos, that's about the only time you'd want to use it (although up+b by itself could be better/easier/safer at times).

you can follow up on FFers, that's it, but you have better combo starters (again, unless your in your shield, which even then grabbing is probably better)

 

[calmchaos]

Man... i wish this move were more useful... I love using it so much.
Ive been trying to up b cancel captain falcon and try to start back airing him off the edge.
IDK how great that is but the up b cancel is usually so odd looking that it's surprising.

Oh well

 

[DrGrimReaper]

It is more useful

I don't use up-b out of shields although that's probably a useful thing to do, from what I hear. I do however annoy the hell out of my opponent by up-b'ing them from underneath platforms and such. Really I found the best use for it is at the end of an arial combo, say you just went like uair->uair then go ->upb. Also it's important you make sure to get the last hit in as the last hit tends to have the most *punch* and knockback. On that note you should also make sure your opponent has a high enough dmg such that you land well before they do post up-b. On a last side note depending on where you make the initial up-b connect with their body you can get some interesting angles of launch

:D