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|Claw Strike||Lunges forward with his claws. This attack has | |Claw Strike||Lunges forward with his claws. This attack has deceptingly long reach, and has good knockback. It doesn't deal much damage. | ||
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|Frontal Claw||Slashes in front of him. | |Frontal Claw||Slashes in front of him. knock enemies forward and upward. | ||
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|Meteor Claw||Slashes downwards. Opponents are instantly thrown downwards. Often referred to as "dair spike" | |Meteor Claw||Slashes downwards. Opponents are instantly thrown downwards. Often referred to as "dair spike", this has great KO capabilities. | ||
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==Strategy== | ==Strategy== | ||
Wolf requires time and patience to get good at. Wolf requires quick-thinking and advanced tactics to win with. When the match starts, it's a good idea to start off with multiple blaster shots. Wait until your enemy anticipates another blaster move and jumps over it, then punish them with Wolf Flash. Another good plan is to tap-jump and use dair-spike to put them on the floor. Use the forward and down smash often, but don't forget about your standard attacks, they have a surprisingly good offensive power. While Wolf Fire is | Wolf requires time and patience to get good at. Wolf requires quick-thinking and advanced tactics to win with. When the match starts, it's a good idea to start off with multiple blaster shots. Wait until your enemy anticipates another blaster move and jumps over it, then punish them with Wolf Flash. Another good plan is to tap-jump and use dair-spike to put them on the floor. Use the forward and down smash often, but don't forget about your standard attacks, they have a surprisingly good offensive power. While Wolf Fire is hid primary recovey move, Wolf Flash moves quicker and is hard to edge-guard against. Wolf himself is a moderate edge-guarder. His down and forward smashes excecute quickly and have good knockback. Wolf down throw launches enemies diagonally downward, so use it often on edges and they'll regret fighting Wolf. | ||
==Match Ups== | ==Match Ups== | ||
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===ROB=== | ===ROB=== | ||
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===Mario=== | ===Mario=== | ||
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rob can be annnoying. he has a great recovery and he has a reflector and two projectiles. Basically, roll a lot and try to juggle him. |