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So today I found out about doc and marios extended upb, which I have never seen mentioned before or found myself. First let me start by This is doing the Up-B at the closest horizontal position possible, and the lowest vertical position possible. Certain up-bs can be angled and reversed, the marios, marth and roy are the best examples. Each one has a frame in which the angle is decided by reading your control stick, and another frame where the direction (reverse or not) is decided. Doc decides his angle on frame 3, and his direction on frame 4. So if he inputs back on frame 3, but then moves the stick anywhere but back on frame 4, he will angle away but up-b forward. This results in the extended up-b. Mario is the same concept, except he decides his angle on frame 6, and direction on frame 7. So the input is slightly delayed. The amount you extend the Up-B is dependent on how far horizontal your stick is on the angle deciding frame. Where the back notch will result There are many ways you could perform these inputs, but I think the easiest way is to hit Up+B > Quarter Circle Back > Release to Neutral In terms of application, the difference in vertical height is small, but it's there so obviously being able to recover slightly higher will save your life occasionally. The difference in horizontal distance is pretty good, it'll help recovering on battlefield, will stop you getting pineappled on dreamland and will make it easier to get onto randall Hey everyone, welcome to my new site I KneeData. This site aims to bring you interactive and unique learning tools to help visualise and I have launched with top 8 melee characters outofshield heatmaps, but plan to release the entire cast. Then create new types of heatmaps, such as from shielddrop, from dash, from ledge. Now that the foundation has been created, the process of making new ones is very I have a few ideas for new apps but I would love for the community's input. Use the bu*tons on the right sidebar to send me a message, and