Why you should learn fthrow reverse dash attack

[@SchlimmShadySmash]

the ragequit was such a perfect finishing argument for why we should learn fthrow reverse dash attack

[@MegaStunfiskandHat]

Every time i see something like this I'm thankful there aren't any good ICs at my local

[@SSBMNicki]

where's your local? i'll come

[@MegaStunfiskandHat]

@@SSBMNicki New Jersey, so it might be a bit far lol Plus we have a weirdly high population of good peaches around here

[@TyllToons]

This isn't Poké Floats

[@benstrahan5323]

holy fucking shit im labbing this

[@iMacxXuserXx485]

Oh my gosh at 0:34 the reverse dash attack into wavedash back fsmash blew my mind 😮. Is that DI dependent?

[@basebassforte6256]

In theory.... it may be an infinite... combo...

[@krowpan799]

inb4 handoffs are banned

[@fordmooney8404]

kind of awesome

[@George_Nakhle]

Is it worth going for on stages w/ plats? I feel like it's too easy for the opponent to sdi up and set up a tech chase or slide off

[@SSBMNicki]

Yes. If the platform is right above you, the opponent can go straight up and land on it, which lets you waveland and regrab all tech options if you react properly (and it's easier than a grounded reaction tech chase because the tech rolls get cut short by the platform). And there will be no platform behind you, so if they DI behind you regrab them normally.

[@sleepi8454]

Are the rules on "no wobbling" is that you arent allowed to use the same move twice in a wobble?

[@SSBMNicki]

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[@SheeshFr]

based on a true story

[@theshroomdude]

Happy New Year!

[@ssbmsleeper]

true combo any DI?

[@SSBMNicki]

yes. at very low% opponents can try to DI behind and down and sdi down to make it to the ground in time. after that they can try to SDI up and DI in front to get high enough to not get regrabbed, but then they get hit by an aerial or smash attack instead. without sdi it's a true combo from 0 to about 55 when platforms aren't in the way.

[@GulityZ]

Is it any better than dthrow upsmash?

[@SSBMNicki]

Much better imo. It works better at very low%, and keeps working for a lot longer.

[@SaltInYourEye_ICs]

And it’s easier to get a regrab off of compared to down throw up smash