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Official Toon Link 1.1.4 Patch Changes

ILJ

Smash Apprentice
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Nov 2, 2014
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Miami, Florida
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giancarlo777
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not sure if it's true, but bomb - perfect pivot - up tilt is good. I know it's true if you space the bomb so that you don't need the perfect pivot, but I still think that going for perfect pivot up tilt is a much better option.
I was referring to a flying spun attack at high percents where fair, uair and utilt are no longer followed up
 

mush21

Smash Rookie
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Nov 2, 2014
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Do you mean approaching with the JCBT forward, hitting the opponent and following up with Up-B? Or even using the bomb tossed up to hit a tall opponent first, then trapping them in Up-B? If that's the case, why not use Up-Tilt instead? Unless I misunderstand.

What I can say is that if you use your second tip (JCBT Up and Up-B), if your opponent gets launched behind you, they may get hit by the bomb on the way down, which leads to another attack like B-air or Up-Smash. This is similar to my technique of approaching with JCBT Up and grabbing, D-throwing and launching into the bomb for another attack. Though I will try to lab this after my 3DS gets repaired to see how we can consistently launch the opponent back. It's a good mixup, though for some reason I don't see it being easy to run in and Up-B quickly.
I was referring to throwing the bomb up, hitting them with the upb, and the bomb hitting them on the way down, yeah. Again, I don't know how practical any of this is, I'm in no way a lab specialist, but it's an option.

That being said, if you can confirm the bomb hitting, the ground upB does good damage at those early percents, so you can save fair.
 
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