Super Smash Bros. Brawl(er) - A Mii Brawler Guide and Analysis

[Esquire]

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Super Smash Bros. Brawl(er) - A Mii Brawler Guide and Analysis - An in-depth guide to Mii Brawler for both the competitive and new players, including configurations!

Hello all, and welcome to my Mii Brawler guide for Super Smash Brothers for Wii U/3DS! I'm Esquire, a Smash fan who has been playing since Super Smash Bros. 64 and who has been a competitive player since Super Smash Bros. Brawl. This guide was created to introduce Mii Brawler to the community, a character with many faces and many traits. I will be attempting to explain everything from the basics to techniques within this guide, and...

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[ArchmageMC]

Mind if I use some things in your guide in my guide?

 

[DigitalAtom6]

Are there any more combo's you know of?
I've been trying the ones you listed a lot so far and noticed that if your opponent is at low percents, the DThrow --> short hop --> FAir combo can be stringed together into itself up to three times from 0%. You'll have to DI yourself just right for it to work, but after landing the FAir, you can land right next to your opponent again for another grab. The first time needs to be short hopped, the other ones need a higher, but precise jump height. If you manage to do it and your opponent doesn't have good reaction time, this can turn into a zero to death combo, because by the time you do this two or three times, your opponent is beyond the ledge. It's not guaranteed, not by a long shot, but certainly possible. It would go like this: (DThrow --> jump --> FAir) x3 --> jump --> DAir spike KO.
I've been able to pull this off on a level 9 CPU once, but I got lucky.

 

[Shakyy]

This guide is sick, literally taught me from the ground up how to effectively use my character, this includes utilizing setup advantages and movement options. Thanks heaps.