Does a Tae Kwon Do fighting stance and takes a deep breath. Flips his Blaster in the holster and says "This is Fox - Returning to base". ", although. It comes out extremely fast, being frame 3, making it a good surprise attack for foes approaching from behind.
As with his other iterations with this move, moderate knockback. Most of his finishers are easily predictable even in spite of their speed, most notably his up aerial and up smash. Two alternating jabs followed by a flurry of kicks, ending with a mid-level roundhouse kick.
This move is the pinnacle of most of Fox's combos. Fox is the only top tier character in Smash 4 to have never changed position on any tier list, staying at 7th. Finally, Fox's most potent KO move is his up smash, with minimal start-up and powerful knockback. Slightly less range than the animation would indicate. The end result is that Fox is a glass cannon. While piloting it, Fox can drive it around and hover by holding down the jump button. 7% damage.
It pushes back enemies at close range instead of damaging them from the front, and pulls enemies in from the back. His Back-Air has high horizontal knockback.
Can deal up to 23%. Final Smash — Landmaster: Team Star Fox: Taunts.
Fox uses the opportunity to revive the real Diddy, and the three fight the clone. Mike West, his original English voice actor who voiced him in Star Fox 64 and reprised his role in the 3DS remake, Star Fox 64 3D, now voices him, replacing Jim Walker from Brawl. Flying Fox does not go as far and deals no damage, but has almost no start-up and propels Fox faster, making it harder to gimp. His very high falling speed and low weight leave him at the mercy of meteor smashes, and he usually cannot survive them even at lower percentages. When Fox hops aboard, he can drive or roll into foes and blast them with cannon fire. He also possesses quick damage rackers, a fast projectile, and good recovery. Side Smash - Rise, performed on the ground. Take your favorite fandoms with you and never miss a beat. Ultimate), User:Erik the Appreciator/Universe templates, Falco (Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U), Fox (Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U), List of Trophies in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS, List of trophies in Super Smash Bros. Melee, https://supersmashbros.fandom.com/wiki/Category:Star_Fox_universe?oldid=72167.
Hitting with the tail causes 5%, while the kick causes 11%. Side: Fox throws his blaster around himself, watches it flip, and catches it.
All projectiles are deflected and do more damage than they normally would. He has also notably benefited from the nerfs to Sheik, Luigi, and Bayonetta, who were among Fox's most challenging match-ups prior to their nerfs, though he still struggles against the latter.
Forward aerial has several set-ups, and if Fox lands while doing the move, he can jab lock the opponent with low-angled forward tilt, and may extend the combo after they are forced into their neutral get-up. Although Fox is shocked by this, when Sheik accepts hers (Or his), he accepts his as well. at low percentages. Decent hitstun, medium vertical knockback and low aerial end lag, has juggle starting potential, and at higher percents can set up his Up Air, but is very awkward on grounded opponents, due to its hover effects and high landing lag.
A split kick. 1% (charging hits 1-3), 1.2% (hits 1-7), 2% (last hit), Spins rapidly, dragging opponents in as he fires himself off and dealing rapid damage, similarly to, Activates a Reflector around himself. Has a slower start-up time, but has considerable hitstun and good knockback.
The pose matches his "character chosen" animation and, Fox has three English voice actors in both versions of, However, despite his current Japanese voice actor being Takashi Ōhara since. A useful edge-guarding attack, and deadly at the sides of the stage due to its good knockback and angle, though not to the extent of.
Twisting Fox does not fly as far and propels Fox slower, but has less start-up, sucks opponents in, and is much more powerful, KOing as low as 60% off the top blast zone. List of Super Smash Bros. series characters, Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U, Palette Swap (Super Smash Bros. Dangerous near edges, though its slow speed and short duration can make it difficult to land. Not one of Fox's more useful attacks, due to slower start up and end lag than either of his other tilts. 6%. However, Fire Fox is easily edgeguarded.
Although he has many great skills and combos, Fox can pull his weight around. Swipes at the opponent with his tail. It loses strength the farther it is into the animation. was confirmed for Super Smash Bros. Brawl at Nintendo World 2006, and was the first fighter to appear on the DOJO!!! After a while, a group of Shadow Bug Mr. Game & Watches fall from the Halberd's cockpit and form into Duon. 15%. Pushes Fox back slightly. Can set up for juggles at mid percents, though this is situational, due to being awkward to use while falling.
Flips his tail up and looks to the side with a smug (prideful) expression on his face with his arms crossed. Auto-cancels from a full hop, making it useful for reading jumps. This is a noticeable improvement from his previous position from Brawl where he was ranked 15th of 38 characters as an upper mid tier character, and marks Fox's return to being ranked as a top tier character, like in Melee. Its rapid-fire abilities and range give it great utility in zoning, camping, forcing approaches, and racking on damage.
In reality Fox is a well-balanced fighter. At higher percents, it sets up well for his aerials.
An outward crescent kick. During the game's release, Fox was considered a mid-tier character by the SSB4 community. As a result, a massive amount of Fox players rushed into the competitive scene and quickly gained results, with many spamming the infinite as their battle strategy. The Blaster's lasers are fired rapidly, but do not make the opponent flinch and they lose power the farther they travel.
Fox also benefits from a better jab cancel at higher percents, which can set up KOs more reliably. 1.4% (hits 1-6), 3% (last hit), 1% (landing hit).
Down: Like in Melee, Fox backs up, and says "Come on!
Fox in the Nintendo Direct from April 8th, 2014.
However, Fox has extremely poor endurance, which makes him vulnerable to combos, and his moves aren't effective against shielded opponents or heavy characters.
Back Throw - Throws opponent backward and shoots them with his blaster.
A somersault kick. Best used near the edge, this move kills regularly above 130%, though lower scaling makes it weak at greater distances.
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