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A term that does not really outline a particular move, but rather a combination of them. Performed by short hopping, using an aerial attack, fast-falling and l-canceling, it is often the most efficient way of commencing attacks, although by all means is not always the best option available. | A term that does not really outline a particular move, but rather a combination of them. Performed by short hopping, using an aerial attack, fast-falling and l-canceling, it is often the most efficient way of commencing attacks, although by all means is not always the best option available. | ||
===Chain Throwing=== | |||
Characters such as Sheik, Marth, Ice Climbers, Samus, Link, and Mario (there are others too) can chain throw. This is just throwing the opponent at a given direction (up for Mario most times, down for Sheik, weird stuff for Ice Climbers and down for Samus) in order to catch them again. The process is then repeated many times, but some characters can escape chain throws at certain (higher) percentages. | |||
==Spiking== | ==Spiking== | ||
