As far as I can tell, this is hard-coded, so don’t worry about what you can’t fix. I agree that Bowser's is the strongest. As you might expect, their excellent performances quickly cemented them as the titans of the competitive scene. When a Spirit is used on a Figure Player, its personality and move priorities are shuffled around so severely that its behavior undergoes noticeable changes. Said patch decreased the burial time on his down throw, but the AI never got the memo. Ultimate. Information presented here is researched and refined by Exion unless otherwise indicated. It was announced as the last unlockable character in the game during the November 1st Smash Direct. with about 23%. At a distance, King K. Rool doesn’t have many options. Moderately easy to set up. This is hard-coded, so you can’t actually train it out of him unless another update corrects the confused AI.

Ultimate's singles tournament at … Crownerang can hit enemies off-stage too, but it’s best used at mid-range to rack up damage. One of the biggest Smash events of the year has narrowed down to its final eight competitors.

Link definitely wins for horizontal, though. Incineroar is a playable fighter in Super Smash Bros. Up B: Luigi (edited in; I forgot about this one). His tournament represented exploded soon after his arrival, as trainers were able to unearth a treasure trove of first-place potential right off the bat. Bowser's is better than both except at low percents. What are the strongest attacks in the game for each of these: Down B, Sheik's transformation guys U Throw. I assume you're talking about kill potential. Some of this is true purely in terms of damage, but not in terms of knockback. It reflects projectiles and counters physical moves, making it a neat trump card in a pinch. Welcome to Reddit's finest Smash Bros community! Down B: Game & Watch should get a mention. From an objective point of view, there are two setups that make King K. Rool an absolute monster.

Super Smash Bros. Pretty sure it does about 25%.

Taunt, Luigi (Automatic win, right?) They have the same base knockback but Marth's scales faster.

", Forward B, Sweet Spotted Ike, or the Samurai Showdown as I call it, Down B Zelda Game And Watch; after absorbing 3 FC Nooch B from Samus, D Tilt: Technically Bowser's for pure Damage, Luigi's for pure humiliation (That's what we are going for right? Roy's just under fully charged neutral B, honorary mention to Ganon's neutral B. Ah, pretty sure Ness' back throw is better! K. Rool’s AI likes to use its throws, so it often wastes its time trying to use a combo that rarely connects. Lastly, don’t charge your smash attacks at all.

This includes (but is not limited to) blog posts, images, and videos. If you want to train a King K. Rool amiibo to beat your friends, take as many risks as you want; if you want to train it to win tournaments, though, maybe play it a little safer. Physical Attack ↑, Strong Throw, Special-Move Power ↑, Instadrop,  and Move Speed ↑ all have some merit to them. Yoshi: A moderately weak throw with low knockback compared to other throws. Dthrow: Nobody really has a killing down throw but if you have to give it to someone, probably DK. Believe it or not, the game doesn’t actually reduce a Figure Player’s stats if they end up negative. When unlocked, it is fought at the Smash Bros. version of Boxing Ring. Also, a lot of your percentages for multihits are wrong, I think Yoshi's dair does like 52% if all hits connect. If you’d like to read more about King K. Rool’s place in the metagame, I recommend reading his wiki page. Be sure to play as King K. Rool yourself, even if you aren’t good with him! It's also way easier to hit.

Enter King K. Rool, a heavyweight fiend who puts Smash 4 Bowser and Ganondorf to shame. Pikachu's usmash if uncharged, Fox's if fully charged. King K. Rool's Down Throw. This means Gut Check improves K. Rool’s matchup against a fellow top-tier, so precise usage of the move is crucial. The FP might be able to do it against you, but it’s not going to be able to do it against another amiibo.

Keep in mind that Super Armor and Armor Knight, Joker and Hero amiibo now available! The burly brutes Bowser and Ganondorf ruled the metagame, having claimed title after title with their powerful finishers and rock-solid defenses. This isn’t really the case with King K. Rool. Forward aerial can keep opponents away from the edge and a sweetspotted back or down air can KO at low percentages. But now, we’ve moved on to Smash Ultimate, and the game has changed. etc. In other words, Spirits can only help an FP even if their status screen says otherwise. Up smash runs along the same line, so only use it against aerial opponents. For this part, we’re going to assume your King K. Rool amiibo is at Level 1 — fresh out of the box. Dunno what's up with the decimal, but it also does 41% total. In terms of Spirits you could give to K. Rool, here are a few options.

I think Luigi's sweetspotted up+b does the most damage and knockback, it's like a mini rest. Bthrow: Someone said Ness's was better but it doesn't pass Bowser's until very high percents. neutral b is definitely Ganon, it does like 34% lol. I believe these are the highest knockback in each category. Dsmash: Falcon for horizontal, Bowser for vertical. Strongest backward KO throw in Super Smash Bros.. Fair- Marth tipper?

It still uses its forward smash as if the patch never happened, and misses every time. King K. Rool’s amiibo figure was released in February 2019 alongside Piranha Plant and the Ice Climbers. Do not repost, rewrite, or otherwise reproduce content from this site without direct permission from staff. What are the strongest attacks in the game for each of these: Fair, Nair, Bair, Uair, Dair, F Smash, D Smash, U Smash.

In fact, if you can, try equipping yourself with the Bury Immunity Spirit effect and you’ll be immune to your amiibo’s down throw antics! Snake in Super Smash Bros. Nair: I'd argue Lucario, for it's easy comboablity, Dair: I'd love to say Ganon, but I'll go with Marth due to accessibility, F Smash: Fully Charged (FC) Bowser...Hands Down, Nooch B, FC Roy, nothing quite like hearing that "HUEERGH!! Ultimate. Thanks to Spike for revising a short portion of this guide. Along with keep the Learning Feature on at all times makes it hard to read what it’ll do next as it’s constantly adapting. Ultimate: 10 Tips To Master Lucina Fire Emblem's Lucina is one of the more interesting characters to use in Super Smash Bros. Only use this every so often, as the AI sometimes becomes counter-happy and other Figure Players see right through it. Not practical, but still. For Super Smash Bros. Just a few more things here: King K. Rool’s AI tends to aim its Propellerpack too high, so it’ll fly right over the edge and leave itself vulnerable. What? Ganon's dair (though meteor cancellable, otherwise it is Marth's dair.). We’ve seen a lot of King K. Rool amiibo in tournaments, and we’ve concluded that there are two kinds of them: those who use Blunderbuss to edgeguard and those who go off-stage.

Not for each character but across the whole board. even tas? Happy training, and until next time! (North America), Minecraft characters revealed for Super Smash Bros. In the end, until percents where the other character shouldn't really be alive, Doc's is more powerful. Ultimate game.

Be sure not to spam it, though, as King K. Rool’s belly can break if it takes too much damage. This crowned combatant breaks the mold of bulky fighters by bringing a unique set of attributes to the table.

And of course side special is good for edge guarding.From what I can tell, up special-side special only really works if the opponent decides to DI in, but I haven't experimented on the biggest characters in Smash…

Once again, King K. Rool’s wiki page covers more of his strengths and weaknesses; if you have any more questions, our Discord server is happy to answer them for you.

Up air can kill close to the top blast zone, though, so that’s a fine usage of the move. Maybe Falcon if you count comboing into stuff. Forward smash is incredibly strong, but has a short range, so I’d recommend keeping its usage to a minimum. Regarding stat points, don’t worry about them too much. Ganondorf 32.29%? I found that giving K. Took a higher defense, Impact Run, Increased Movement Speed, and High Shield Durability made it a absolute monster to try and fight against. Keep in mind that Super Armor and Armor Knight are banned from competitive play, so don’t choose those if you want to enter tournaments that allow Spirits. Other than that, though, King K. Rool is incredibly strong, and is in contention with Ness and Ridley for best character in the game. Another important move to use is K. Rool’s down special, Gut Check. ), U Tilt: I'd say Ganon's, does ~30% and good knockback, Nooch (Grounded): Technically any "infinite" is good for 999%, but in one hit it's...Game And Watch! Welcome to Exion Vault!

It depends on what kind of character you want to train! Neutral B, Forward B, Up B, Down B, Sheik's transformation guys U Throw, B Throw, F Throw, D Throw, F Tilt, D Tilt, U Tilt, Grounded A-Attacks.

Up aerial is almost completely useless off-stage, so avoid using that one when you can. If you notice your FP doing something you don’t like, don’t worry about it. It catches rolls, it guards edges, this move does it all. I’d say 2100 / 2100 is a safe bet, as it perfectly balances King K. Rool’s Attack and Defense.