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[Manjew]

In this topic, we give advices about the characters.

I decided to start with Link.

While Link's attacks may seem... lagish, he has a decisive advantage: His range. All of Link's attacks have a good range to a very, very long range (the best range in the game).
The best thing to do here is to keep your distances with the enemy, and not getting too close, striking them with the sword while being out of the opponent's reach. And of course, don't underestimate Link's Arrows, Boomerang and Bombs. Of course, they are weak, but they help greatly when your enemy is far away, or trying to recover.
Link also have a shield which can be used to block projectile: This is here a unique advantage.

[Shrowser]

Wario

-Throughout the whole game, EAT A LOT OF ITEMS. This will charge your fart faster.

-On Sudden Death, use and abuse the bike. Insta-Kill.

-Up Throw, Corkscrew are a great combo.

-Use the fart in the middle of large groups when Wario is flashing.

-Wario is one of the best aerial characters in the game. Surprise enemies by coming down on them with an aerial smash.

-The bike can also be a vertical recovery. Use this, then Corkscrew for a great combo.

[MoonMaster]

Here's a tip for everyone:
Don't Die.

[Spiny]

Kirby

-A good combo to use is Stone,and Final Cutter.

-Final Cutter is a projectile attack when you hit the ground with it,and it can reach about halfway across Final Destination.

-Kirby doesn't HAVE to swallow enemies he inhales.He can also spit them out to do damage,and it does more damage to spit them out,and hurts those in the way.

[MALAK]

[Silver~]

[MALAK]

[Small Sammer Guy]

Jigglypuff
Don't overlook her dash, it is one of the strongest dash in the game. Insta kill in sudden death.
Her aerial games are one of the best in the game, take advantage of her air moves.
Her smashes are all slow but pretty powerful. Use it to finish someone off if you have the chance.
Down Throw+Uair juggle=amazing combo.
Her dair does a lot of damages.
Use her neutral B to finish someone off. Works AMAZINGLY great in free for alls. Also a great recovery move. Use her neutral B when your in trouble.
When your opponent's damage is pretty high (about 160% or higher) get in the air, use up B, then when they are sleeping, run into them, and quickly use down B as you touch them. Insta kill.

Ice Climbers
All 3 smashes are really powerful with both Ice Climbers. Down smash does slight consecutive damages.
Dair is fast and strong, use it.
Only use fair when your opponent is either vulnerable OR use it for meteor smashes.
Bair and Nair are useful for kill/attacking anyone, its useful anytime.
Uair is GREAT for juggling, also can kill at 100ish%.
Side Smash is great for edge guarding.
Use down B in the air and they will shoot the blizzard in the same direction, does more damage. Great edge guard move?
Constantly using neutral B means your pretty much spamming it. Use it when facing a reflecting using foe, the two ice blocks will hit each other, thus failing to reflect it. Also great for edge guarding for some character. Great for annoying the hell out of your opponent too.

[Super Cyber Mario]

Pit- Spam the B move

[Tyler]

[Super Cyber Mario]

[Para]

Diddy Kong
Don't be afraid to keep yourself airborne. His aerial attacks are pretty strong, and his up-air is good for juggling. With strategic use of banana peels, you can predict your opponent's next move.

[Ligador]

Jigglypuff

- Unless you already did, before you ever use her, please make a few random stupid matches so you can train Rollout until you get the hang of it.
- Staying airborne during a great part of the match is quite advantageous for Jigglypuff, specially since it cuts a good part of the foes' means of hitting you. Did I mention you can cause a lot of damage, bit by bit, with her Wake-Up Slap and the aerial attacks?
- The best time to attack on the ground with Jigglypuff is when a Rollout wouldn't help but you have to lay down the finisher. In that case, you should do Smash; just time it well instead of going for it thirstily and letting what you want to do obvious.
- One of the very meanings of "intermediate Smash knowledge" is knowing how Rest wrecks the shit out your foes. So, if you already caused a lot of damage and you have a chance to do something nice on the ground, then give it a Sing, and go for the Rest. In case you don't know, if the very core of Jigglypuff's frame touches the foe, then it becomes an attack with large knockback and that causes a lot of damage too, even leaving a flower there to sap some further health. This helps specially at large-framed foes.
- As for the Final Smash, in case you battle with Smash Balls: Jigglypuff's Final Smash can be easily avoided or impossible to dodge depending on how well you can use it. Usually, I try to get the foes pushed up into corners and edges; it takes some tries to know what is the best way to go for you, though.

I'd go on about moar characters, but I lack the time to write more wall of text.

[Manjew]

Ok, now I'm going about Jigglypuff. I'll try to put info that wasn't already told.

Pound is not only a great recovery move that can be used repetitivly, but its sudden push forward can knock off someone trying to edgeguard on you.
One way to surprise you opponent is to start a rollout in the opposite direction.
On Battlefeild, Final Destination and stages of the like, Jigglypuff's final smash is best used under the stage.

[Gear]

Anyone got any advice for P. Trainer besides abusing the short hop fspecial?