Super Smash Bros. 4

Ike (SSB4)/Neutral special

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This article is about the hitbox visualization inSuper Smash Bros. 4. For the move itself, seeEruption.
Hitbox visualization of Ike's uncharged Eruption.
Hitbox visualization of Ike's fully charged Eruption.
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Overview[edit]

Ike's neutral special inSSB4 is Eruption. Ike charges up Ragnell that is alit with flames before thrusting it into the ground, creating a pillar of blue fire. It is Ike's main edge-guarding tool and has many positives. The longer Ike charges the taller and stronger the flames will be, having incredibly high vertical range at full charge, putting opponents at tough spot and can KO as low as 45%, the uncharged tip canmeteor smash, uncharged has a longer downward reach until the move is fully charged, it hastranscendent priority and when fully charged it has four frames ofsuper armor starting on frame 234 and ends on 238. However, when it fully charged, Ike will receives 10% recoil damage. In 1.1.4 Eruption's hitbox duration now lasts 2 more frames.

Update History[edit]

Super Smash Bros. 4 1.1.4

  • Buff Eruption's hitbox lasts 2 frames longer.


This move in SSBBThis move in SSB4This move in SSBUIke's moveset
Neutral attack (1 ·2 ·3) ·Forward tilt ·Up tilt ·Down tilt ·Dash attack ·Forward smash ·Up smash ·Down smash
Neutral aerial ·Forward aerial ·Back aerial ·Up aerial ·Down aerial
Grab ·Pummel ·Forward throw ·Back throw ·Up throw ·Down throw
Forward roll ·Back roll ·Spot dodge ·Air dodge ·Techs
Floor attack (front) ·Floor getups (front) ·Floor attack (back) ·Floor getups (back) ·Floor attack (trip) ·Floor getups (trip)
Edge attack ·Edge getups
Neutral special (def ·c1 ·c2) ·Side special (def ·c1 ·c2) ·Up special (def ·c1 ·c2) ·Down special (def ·c1 ·c2) ·Final Smash