Some Weird Back Throw Properties

[GimR]

Alright, I was messing around with Kirby for the first time the other day with Boss.


As you know, the back throw can be broken out of. Here's the thing:

Kirby's back throw has a set animation and it's pretty quick. Your enemy has a set "break out of throw" animation. If you grab your enemy and instantly back throw, he or she will most likely break out near the end of your animation giving you time to attack while he is still stuck in his animation.

Depending on who you are facing and when your opponent breaks out you can:

U-tilt
Re-grab
Jab
D-Smash
Short hop B-air


Sorry if this is already known

 

[The Phenom]

Yes this is actually known already but good thing you brought it up again. People might have forgotten about this technique.
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[Dogysamich]

^^

I knew about that, but I honeslty never think to do it.

I'll have to mess around with it some. Thanks for pointing that out. >.>

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*thinks for a second*

Oh i wonder if you could somehow do something dumb like b.throw -> hammer.

Like, train them to spotdodge or something dumb.

That would be hilarious.

 

[metaXzero]

I remember T!mmy doing a B-throw and his opponent got out and fell off the stage (Yoshi Story)

 

[t!MmY]

If the timing is correct, you can even U-air someone before touching the ground after a broken F-throw. An alternative is the Giant Swing (which suxxorz, but most people don't realize that and will let you U-tilt after taking a hit from it).

Edit:
Ha ha, I thought we were discussing F-throw.