Skyward Slash Dash
| Skyward Slash Dash | |
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The first hit of the move. | |
| User | Mii Swordfighter |
| Universe | Super Smash Bros. |
Skyward Slash Dash (スカイワードスラッシュダッシュ,Skyward Slash Dash), known asSuper Slash Dash in thePAL version, is one of threeup special moves for theMii Swordfighter.
Overview[edit]
When used, the Swordfighter unleashes a series of strikes above their head while rising into the air. This move can be directed to head in any direction, including downwards. The last hit deals considerably more knockback than the rest. It is quite similar toWolf'sFire Wolf andFox'sTwisting Fox.
InUltimate, the move's startup lag has been reduced and its damage output has been buffed significantly, dealing the most raw damage of all of the Swordfighter's up specials. However, it still has the most start-up frames, making it a poor out-of-shield or combo option, and fails to KO at reasonable percent ranges.
A technique known as SSD Scoop can be used against characters recovering low in which Mii Swordfighter jumps off the stage and performs a down-angled Skyward Slash Dash towards the ledge. If done correctly, this can infinitly be repeated on certain characters (such asFox) until the opponent is slowly defeated.[1][2]
Instructional quote[edit]
| Slashes with a flurry, launching in the direction the control stick is tilted. |
Customization[edit]
Special Move customization was added inSuper Smash Bros. 4 and returns inSuper Smash Bros. Ultimate for theMii Fighters. These are the variations:
Smash 4[edit]
| 1.Stone Scabbard | 2.Skyward Slash Dash | 3.Hero's Spin |
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Ultimate[edit]
| 1.Stone Scabbard | 2. Skyward Slash Dash | 3.Hero's Spin |
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| "Jumps high and follows up with a firm downward strike." | "Slashes with a flurry, launching in the direction the control stick is tilted." | "Spins with a sword attack that rises upward if used in the air." |
Gallery[edit]
Skyward Slash Dash as shown by theMove List inUltimate.

