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== SSBB Stall then Falls == |
== SSBB Stall then Falls == |
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| − | Links Down Aerial |
+ | *Links Down Aerial |
| − | Toon Links Down Aerial |
+ | *Toon Links Down Aerial |
| − | Sonics Down Aerial |
+ | *Sonics Down Aerial |
| − | Ganondorf Down Special |
+ | *Ganondorf Down Special |
| − | Sheiks Down Aerial |
+ | *Sheiks Down Aerial |
| − | Zero Suit Samus Down Aerial |
+ | *Zero Suit Samus Down Aerial |
| + | *Captain Falcon's Down Special |
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| + | *Yoshi's Down Special |
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| + | *Bowser's Down Special |
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| + | *Kirby's Down Special |
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A stall-then-fall is a move where the character pauses a bit, then dives down. Some stall-then-falls such as Toon Link's can be used to spike while other do decent damage. However, this is not to say it has no disadvantages - time it wrongly and you will be plunged down into the oblivion. Most stall-then-falls are with down aerials, but some are with down specials - namely Captain Falcon's, Ganondorf's, Bowser's and Yoshi's. For characters such as Sonic, they will want to use a stall-then-fall to get back down after jumping a high distance. Stall-then-falls has it's ups and downs - try using it to it's full potential.
SSBB Stall then Falls
- Links Down Aerial
- Toon Links Down Aerial
- Sonics Down Aerial
- Ganondorf Down Special
- Sheiks Down Aerial
- Zero Suit Samus Down Aerial
- Captain Falcon's Down Special
- Yoshi's Down Special
- Bowser's Down Special
- Kirby's Down Special