DerfMidWest
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I'm sorry dude, but that really isn't true.It's not really all it's said it is. Those are the odds if your opponent knows the matchup. From what I understand, it's closer to 60 : 40 (still their favour) if they've never faced a Kirby before and that is the case a large amount of the time.
Don't wait for the lead, just trade lives while you still can. You're already taking a major risk by playig Kirby, you might aswell maximise the possible reward.I find with fox the only real options you have are chaingrab. Fair and bair. then d-throw to uair. If you ever get a lead, swallowcide like a mother ****er.
Dtilt > ledgehog, bair, uair, and dsmash work.ive been playing around with this character lately how the **** do i kill
lmao I main Fox/MarthDon't wait for the lead, just trade lives while you still can. You're already taking a major risk by playig Kirby, you might aswell maximise the possible reward.
It cuts vertical height off the jump and maintains horizontal momentum.I've seen a lot of people in videos fair right after any of their jumps when recovering. Can someone explain to me why this is done?
I didnt actually know that about Uair, I always used fair for the reasons you posted but not Uair.. hmm... thanksIt cuts vertical height off the jump and maintains horizontal momentum.
You can do any aerial (except dair) and get horizontal distance more than you would by just jumping.
Fair is the safest one to do if they try to do something to you from the ledge, Uair will recover the most distance.
I usually uair when off screen then fair when I'm close enough that I can be ledgeguarded.
okay i've been doing it right then. with both puff balls.The correct way is to jump and attack simultaneously.
also to answer bubba's question, i dont believe it can be done with Nair, that is i dont think Nair gains any distance, but even if it did Nair lasts so long that the trade off would never be worth it. Generally Uair > Bair > Fair in terms of distance but Fair is generally the easiest to do while still keeping you safe.