Changes: Egg Lay

Revision as of 02:37, 28 March 2011

Egg Lay is Yoshi's Standard Special Move. He sticks his tongue out, pulling in and swallowing any enemy touched near by, turning them into an egg for a few seconds. The amount of time that the enemy remains in the egg is determined by how much damage they have. While trapped in an egg, one is open to attacks, although cannot be knocked back. Tilting the control stick back and forth will help the victim escape the egg more quickly.

It is important to note that Yoshi has a few Super Armor frames in this move. From the second his tongue latches onto another character to the moment the egg is layed, Yoshi gains 120% knockback resistance. This is useful for 4-player battles, as the attack itself only affects one opponent, so Yoshi would potentially be vulnerable - the resistance negates that vulnerability. Another important aspect of this move is that it acts as an aerial grab, giving it high priority over many other aerial attacks. The only other aerial grabs are Ganondorf's Flame Choke, Bowser's Koopa Klaw, and Wario's Chomp.

Egg Lay can be used in an attempt to put the opponent off-stage, but unlike suicide techniques, such as Koopa Klaw and the Swallowcide, opponents tend to always break out long before they make it below the stage, it won't matter if they are at higher percents. A note that Egg Lay can KO an opponent who is metal, and if used in the right hands, can KO characters with bad recovery. EX. Link, Peach ect.

Origin

Since his first appearance in Super Mario World, Yoshi's trademark move has been gulping his enemies using his chameleon like tongue. However, since Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island, Yoshi has been able to turn his eaten enemies into eggs. Throwing these eggs at enemies would be Yoshi's primary attacking method.

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Trivia

As Egg Lay has a very similar animation to Yoshi's grab, it can often be used to play mindgames with opponents.
If Yoshi swallows an enemy who has consumed a Super Mushroom or Poison Mushroom, the egg's size will grow/shrink proportionately.
If you use Egg Lay on Jigglypuff in Brawl after doing the Puff Up glitch glitch on Bridge Of Eldin, Jigglypuff will grow bigger.
In Brawl, if the very tip of Yoshi's tongue grabs the enemy, Yoshi won't swallow the enemy: just pull them in and cause small damage. This is extremely tricky to perform though.

Yoshi's Special Moves
	64	Melee	Brawl	3DS/Wii U	Ultimate
Standard Special	Egg Lay
Side Special	—	Egg Roll
Up Special	Egg Throw
Down Special	Yoshi Bomb
Final Smash	—		Super Dragon		Stampede!

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 It is important to note that Yoshi has a few [[Super Armor]] frames in this move. From the second his tongue latches onto another character to the moment the egg is layed, Yoshi gains 120% knockback resistance. This is useful for 4-player battles, as the attack itself only affects one opponent, so Yoshi would potentially be vulnerable - the resistance negates that vulnerability. Another important aspect of this move is that it acts as an aerial grab, giving it high priority over many other aerial attacks. The only other aerial grabs are [[Ganondorf (SSBB)|Ganondorf's]] [[Flame Choke]], [[Bowser (SSBB)|Bowser's]] [[Koopa Klaw]], and [[Wario (SSBB)|Wario's]] [[Chomp]].
-Egg Lay can be used in an attempt to put the opponent off-stage, but unlike suicide techniques, such as Koopa Klaw and the Swallowcide, opponents tend to always break out long before they make it below the stage, it won't matter if they are at higher percents. Players new to Super Smash Bros., or any Smasher for that matter, don't even bother; these KO attempts will never pay off.
+Egg Lay can be used in an attempt to put the opponent off-stage, but unlike suicide techniques, such as Koopa Klaw and the Swallowcide, opponents tend to always break out long before they make it below the stage, it won't matter if they are at higher percents. A note that Egg Lay can KO an opponent who is metal, and if used in the right hands, can KO characters with bad recovery. EX. Link, Peach ect.
 == Origin ==