Total: 50 Note: All directions of first two hits are very weak and have fixed knockback. Hit: 13-16 It can be useful against. His other throws are somewhat lackluster; aside from having a fairly fast pummel, Marth's throws deal low damage and have high base knockback, making them poor for combos and damage-racking outside of down throw leading into an aerial until high percents. Anothet notable weakness is Marth's difficulty in escaping from juggles, despite being good at juggling opponents himself; his air speed is average at best, his gravity is fairly low, his weight is slightly below-average and his tall hurtbox provides an easy target. 37-38, Shield Breaker Marth's playstyle, as in all of his other playable appearances, revolves around effective spacing, due to his aforementioned tipper mechanic; his sword attacks do the most damage and knockback near the tip of the sword. Custom Cursor? Marth debuted in the first Fire Emblem game in 1990, but that game wasn't released in North America until the Nintendo DS remake in 2009. His aerials also possess high damage and knockback when sweetspotted, combined with his aerial maneuverability, grant him a respectable air game. Total: 64 Most other data, as well as character GIFs, were taken from this SmashBoards post from Stratocaster. With all playable Fire Emblem veterans on Coliseum. Third and fourth hits in all directions have scaling knockback, but the fourth hits are the strongest. Total: 39 In His Series: Marth is the protagonist of the first Fire Emblem series game, Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon and the Blade of Light. Swing 1: side Lyn also returns as an assist trophy, and the Black Knight and Tikidebut as new assist trophies. Earliest FF: 20 Charge frame: 3 Has the least ending lag of the three finishers. Does an upwards slash while turning clockwise. A quick, upward thrust. Good for aerial protection and chasing down landing opponents. It has notable ending lag and very low hit lag if untippered, making it rather unsafe against shields. Ultimate's tempo is far faster than Super Smash Bros. 4's. Marth himself is somewhat vulnerable to edgeguarding, though he has options for mix-ups with his recovery. Does an inward slash. Mii Swordfighter SSBU … He is a low-middle weight swordfighter boasting high overall mobility, notably sporting the fastest walking speed in the game (tied with his Echo Fighter, Lucina), a fast dashing speed, average air speed, above-average air acceleration, moderate falling speed, and low gravity. Lcanceled: 7 Although lackluster when hit with the blade, the tipper of this attack has incredible knockback, being able to KO middleweights at 75% from the stage's center and as low as 37% near the edge. Total: 54 's down smash on Tomodachi Life. 3. Swing 3: side, up, down(meteor smash) Tosses the opponent over his leg, sending them behind him. Marth been buffed slightly via game updates. Can. Unlocking Marth in World of Light allows the player to preview the spirit below in the Spirit List under the name "???". Damage: 14% (base), 20% (tip), Up-Smash Stabs behind him then slashes in front of himself before getting up. Backthrow: 4%, similar to downthrow, slightly higher trajectory and longer ending lag. Lastly, Counter provides him with the capability to reverse attacks with 1.2× the damage, KOing if the attack was strong enough; it can also be used against opponents with easily predictable recoveries. In patch updates, this field will be "Changes from previous version" 39. U-Tilt Hit: 5-10 IASA: 62 This is the first time in the Super Smash Bros. series where Marth is not solely voiced in Japanese. Around 24% with the tipper, or around 40% with the sour spot, it begins to knock opponents into a tumble, which can force a tech chase situation. Marth's weak throws tie into his polarized KO power. Hit: 6-7, 15-21 The most severe of these is his extreme reliance on tippers and spacing ability, which gives him a subpar up-close game at higher percents, and makes it more difficult for Marth to KO and threaten faster/smaller characters, such as Pikachu, Olimar and Fox. It can be used a few frames before landing to catch opponents with a tipped blow, with correct spacing. Has a rather strong tipper given its speed, KOing middleweights at the edge around 100%. Invulnerable: 5 Damage: 13% (tip), 9% (base), D-Tilt However, Marth has received some noteworthy, direct nerfs. He may also combo down aerial into itself once, provided his opponent is of average height or taller. IASA: 48 [​IMG] Hit: 14-20 (or 1 frame later for real [​IMG] His frame data is overall above-average, with many attacks having a low startup and wide range all-around, allowing him to space efficiently. Ultimate contains every single character from the past four games, including six Fire Emblem characters: Marth, Roy, Ike, Robin, Lucina, and Corrin; in addition to these, Chrom makes his playable debut as a clone of Roy, and Byleth makes their playable debut as a downloadable fighter. Heya folks! This is a guide to using Lucina in Super Smash Bros. Damage: 11% (base), 16% (tip). Auto cancel: 27> Yes. Hit: 10-13 Ultimate's tempo is far faster than Super Smash Bros. 4's. Ultimate counter picking. Marth and Lucina taunting on Castle Siege. The tipper can hit opponents standing on top of some platforms. [​IMG] His combination of good speed and range give him powerful juggling capabilities, as he can easily dash to where a falling opponent might land and catch them with his wide attacks, especially his up tilt and up aerial. It also has high ending lag. Rotates his body counterclockwise with a strong overarching one-handed swing from his head to the ground. It has a large arc that is useful for spacing and deals moderately strong knockback when tippered, KOing middleweights at the edge around 100%, making it a go-to spacing and KO option. Total: 49 Can only shield cancel as early as frame 45. [IMG] On top of it, Marth's already linear recovery was also made less safe by the changes to air dodging as well as the reduction in edge sweet spot size, making him easier to edge guard and thus worsening his survivability. It is rather slow for a dash attack but deals decent knockback if tippered. Ultimate players consider Bayonetta a not-very-powerful character. 24 - Mewtwo. The situation with SSBU Frame Data is very similar. Ground Attacks; Aerial Attacks; Special Attacks; Grabs / Throws; Dodges / Rolls; Misc Info; Hitbox Images: Choose Another Character; Ground Attacks. Whether these buffs were significant enough to increase his viability has yet to be seen, although players tend to agree that his tier placement is his worst iteration overall. Top Scroll? 8. Dash Attack It is also Marth's primary method of recovery, as its speed can make it difficult to intercept, and it can stage spike reckless edge guarders. Second slash starts: 20 This makes Marth, Lucina, and Wolf the only characters to have both updated idle and crouching animations, but transition to their previous animations when holding a small item. Note: This attack has especially dynamic hitboxes throughout the swing with large changes in knockback strength and angle between each frame of the attack. [​IMG] ("一人で十体ぐらい倒せばいけるか? Particularly, Marth is harmed by the universal increase in mobility; while it further improves his already fast mobility, it has made landing his tippers more difficult, as the game's faster pace fosters more aggressive playstyles than in SSB4. 11% (clean), 7% (late blade), 6% (late body), Marth performs a high-speed jumping uppercut slash that can be B-reversed. The reduced landing lag on his aerials also make them safer for spacing and approaching, while also enhancing their combo ability. Landlag: 15 [​IMG] However, the meteor smash window lasts only one frame (frame 11). Damage: 3%, 4%, 5%, 6%, 10%, 12%, or 14% depending on hit. Because of this, Marth has an easy time keeping opponents in the air and racking up damage with his up tilt and powerful up aerial. If you initiate the attack in one direction, you can reverse it during the first few frames of the attack. Facts About the Fighter. marth Menu. Does a flurry of five lower stabs. Huge shoutout to Joel Schumacher for a majority of the frame data. Swing 2: side, up And DashFight is here to help you on this journey. His down tilt sets up a tech chase situation starting at 60%, and his up tilt covers a relatively wide area around Marth himself. These include his neutral attack, neutral aerial, and most notoriously Dancing Blade; Due to the changes to Dancing Blade, it is much harder for an opponent to fall or DI out of the sequence but it is also harder for Marth specifically to land more than one tipper in any use of the move. Except for up throw, they have low knockback scaling, preventing them from KOing at realistic percents, while up throw can only KO starting at 170% when Marth has no rage. Super Smash Bros. The deeper you go into the game, the more its layers become obvious to you. A powerful one-armed upward throw. Marth first appeared in Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon and the Blade of Light as well as Fire Emblem: Mystery of the Emblem, which were only released in Japan. Downthrow: 5%, throws behind, shorter ending lag than backthrow Ridley references Medeus, the main antagonist of Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon and the Blade of Light. A sequence of sword slashes with several variations based on directional input. Marth has received among the worst results and representation in the metagame of Ultimate; even if he is not weak, he is considered to be noticeably outclassed by Lucina competitively, who shares many of Marth's strengths with lesser weaknesses. [​IMG] I'm wondering if anyone has any links to a thread that might have these. Super smash Bros. Holds his hand to his chest, closes his eyes, and silently takes a breath. ... (Fox, Falco) Vs. Has greater vertical reach than any other hit of the move. Can jab lock. Marth countering on the Great Plateau Tower. KH API; Ultimate; Smash 4; Rivals of Aether; Melee; ausmash.com.au 25 - Roy. This is the strongest finisher in regards to knockback. [​IMG] Should he tipper any earlier hits of these aforementioned attacks, it is highly likely that the opponent will be knocked too far away for the later ones to even connect. Marth's Origins: Marth debuted in the first Fire Emblem game in 1990, but that game wasn't released in North America until the Nintendo DS remake in 2009. Bowser's Up B, Whirling Fortress, is a blazing fast move that can be used as an incredible out of shield option, a thing that most heavies don't have to get opponents off them. [​IMG] Its best used while descending from the air when the opponent is most likely to expect a simple aerial and shield accordingly, and can even be used off-stage to challenge opponents that shield next to the edge intending to cover Marth's ledge recovery options. Ineffective against projectiles and attacks with a sufficiently long reach, such as many of, Marth raises Exalted Falchion skyward, then lunges in one direction, attacking the first opponent he connects. With Toon Link, Pit and a giant Jigglypuff on The Great Cave Offensive. Hit: 7-10 Despite his strengths, Marth has some notable weaknesses. The second hit can hit on both sides of Marth and can be used to create space by short hopping then fast-falling immediately after using the move in the air. Up-Air Hit: 15-18 ... 21 - Marth. Sweeps Exalted Falchion on the ground toward the front-outward then toward the back inward. Did You Know? Texture. Marth - SSBU . Total: 46 [​IMG] 2. While Marth's tipper is the most optimal, the larger hitboxes of his sourspots provide benefits as well; they allow him to effectively combo into attacks one after another at a wider range of percentages. Hit: 20-25, Sword Dance (4, Down) Bayonetta Matchup Chart. Can combo into itself or aerials at low percentages and KO at high percents when tippered. Total: 46 If tippered, it deals extremely high knockback, although this is difficult to do unless an opponent falls directly on top of Marth. Compounding the difficulty Marth experiences trying to land his tipper, the increased knockback granted by tippered attacks can actually conflict with moves that consist of multiple hits, causing them to fail to correctly sweetspot or even connect on all hits unless at very specific percentages and ranges. Deals. Taunting in his white costume on Mario Galaxy. Hit: 14-16 His neutral attack, previously an excellent combo starter and neutral tool due to its first hit, has been altered as with most neutral attacks so that it can only follow up into the second hit from the first, completely removing its powerful jab cancel from SSB4 that was useful to Marth's gameplan. Window for attack 4: 19-35, Sword Dance (4, Side) Dodging Ridley's Plasma Breath on 3D Land. Super Smash Bros. Charge frame: 3 Marth's fighter spirit can be obtained by completing Classic Mode. 2. Marth's advantage state as a whole is considerably strong. Lucina's bread and butter combos, how to unlock, frame data, alt costumes and skins, as well as Lucina's matchups, counters, and tier list placement can all be found here. The ability to use the faster and safer forward tilt out of dash makes this move's use rather niche. Landlag: 15 Lcanceled: 12 Hit: 12-15 With the exception of the third method, Marth must then be defeated on Castle Siege. The spacing nerfs he received were extremely detrimental, as he relies on spacing the most out of any swordfighter to be used at his best. As a result, Marth is reliant on being in a certain distance for his moves to be safe while retaining the neutral, and to KO effectively with scarce few setups. Artwork of all playable Fire Emblem characters and Assist Trophies, as posted on the official Japanese Fire Emblem Heroes Twitter account. It is good for closing out stocks as it can KO as early as 95% near the edge while remaining relatively safe. Though Leo initially used Marth to achieve a notable degree of success, even he has acknowledged the character's shortcomings in comparison to Lucina, especially since he hasn't used Marth since Smash Ultimate Summit 2. Dolphin Slash has quick startup, provides slight intangibility during its startup frames, is relatively strong when it first comes out and has high knockback scaling. Capable of wall jumping. Marth(マルス,Marth) is a playable veteran in Super Smash Bros. •The enemy's melee weapons have increased power, •The enemy can unleash powerful critical hits at random, •The enemy has increased defense when the enemy's at high damage, •Periodic earthquakes will shake the stage. We are not affiliated with, endorsed, sponsored, or specifically approved by the owners and creators of the software. SH FF air time: 26, https://liquipedia.net/smash/index.php?title=Marth/Frame_Data&oldid=10610. Marth's fastest aerial, it is good for juggling thanks to its large arc, making it a good anti-air as well, but it has weak knockback unless tippered. Deals much weaker knockback if untippered. Any number following the Smasher name indicates placement on the Fall 2019 PGRU, which recognizes the official top 50 players in the world in Super Smash Bros. Most commonly, a sourspotted up tilt sets up into aerial-based juggles if it connects late. The back hit of Marth's up tilt where the attack will always play the tipper sound effect, regardless of whether the move is sweetspotted or not. The removal of perfect pivoting and lack of quick, safe, and reliable grounded micro spacing options only further magnifies his spacing troubles. His down smash's tipper also gained more knockback, which improved its KO potential. [​IMG] Note: This is one of Marth's only attacks that does not have a special "tipper" hitbox. He was one of the first characters announced at E3 2017, being announced in the Developer Direct, rather than the reveal trailer itself. [​IMG] As a result, Dancing Blade's high KO potential is offset by not only the difficulty of landing the tippered finisher, but also by it intrinsically having lower damage output than other characters' version of the move. Charge frame: 7 For a gallery of Marth's hitboxes, see here. Hit: 4-7 Its tipper is also decently strong, KOing middleweights at the edge around 133%. Due to Lucina's dominance and Marth's almost non-existent results, his competitive perception has been poor, with many players ranking him noticeably lower than Lucina, often ranking him as a mid tier character (VoiD in particular puts him as a low tier), whereas Lucina is consistently regarded as a high- or top-tier. Because of this, Marth aims to fight a step away from danger, without leaving himself too open to punishment. Window for attack 4: 16-37, Sword Dance (3, Up) Additionally, unlike in past iterations, Marth can have a fairly difficult time consistently landing his tipper sweetspots to begin with as a result of the faster engine and alterations to his hitboxes that made his tipper smaller. Mobile-friendly Frame Data for Marth in Super Smash Bros. From SmashWiki, the Super Smash Bros. wiki, This article is about Marth's appearance in, 今日も生き延びることが出来た。, 僕は負ける訳には行かないんだ。. 22 - Young Link. Higher platforms follow a similar pattern except with his aerials, most notably up aerial. Do you have more comparison videos between the 2? Although Bowser is the heaviest fighter in the game, he still is faster than most of the cast, both in speed and in frame data. This is a move that is used pre-emptively when predicting an attack, and missing it is extremely punishable. The name is also likely a reference to Dohlr, a former Kingdom of Manaketes (Dragon shapeshifters). Positioning is particularly important to get the intended angle with this attack. 's near-universal nerf to projectiles' shield damage outputs. The Hero King. Dash Attack [ IMG] Total: 49 Hit: 12-15 IASA: 40 Damage: 9% (base), 11% (middle), 12% (tip) F-Smash [ IMG] Total: 49 Hit: 10-13 Charge frame: 3 IASA: 48 Damage: 14% (base), 20% (tip) Up-Smash [ IMG] Total: 54 Hit: 13-16 Charge frame: 7 IASA: 46 Damage: 8% (sides), 15% (sword), 18% (tip) D-Smash [ IMG] Total: 64 Hit: 5-7, 20-22 Charge frame: 3 IASA: 62 Damage: 11% (base), 16% (tip) Aerials N-air … Earliest FF: 31 Total: 49 Deals very little knockback, even at extremely high percents. Dragon Helmet and Yellow Dragon Armor (Gunner), Devil Horns and Black Dragon Armor (Gunner), Dragon Helmet and Woolly Yoshi Outfit (Brawler), Dragon Helmet and White Dragon Armor (Gunner), Woolly Yoshi Hat and Red Dragon Armor (Gunner), Dragon Helmet and Black Knight Armor (Swordfighter), The images of Marth facing Ridley and Rathalos, as well as Marth's Classic Mode battle sequence, are likely a reference to the common trend of, Coincidentally, both characters also mark their first. After receiving only a minor animation adjustment in update 1.1.0, Marth received a small, yet worthwhile buff to his dash grab's range in update 3.0.0, which was shared with his three derivatives (Lucina, Roy, and Chrom). Does a descending crescent slash in front of him with great coverage. Deals less knockback than the other third hits, which can make it useful for connecting with the neutral finisher at higher percents, when the third neutral hit may send too far away. Marth is also heavily reliant on his double jump and directional air dodge for mix-ups in her recovery, and is in significant danger if offstage without either of them. Window for attack 3: 17-32, Sword Dance (3, Side) Immense knockback, enough to, Does an outward slash. The final neutral hit can serve as an effective KOing option at higher percents, but if it successfully tippers, it can KO as early as 70% at the ledge with no rage. Spins around gracefully and slashes Exalted Falchion in a circle. Ultimate. Total: 50 The back hit has much stronger power, while the front hit is significantly weak unless tippered, where it will do moderate knockback. Window for attack 3: 17-33, Sword Dance (2, Up) He's the prince of Atlea and was driven from his homeland. This still creates the strong hitbox at the bottom but the opponents launch will not be interrupted by the later, weaker hitboxes of the rest of the attack. Lifts opponents slightly off the ground, with the tipper hit pulling them in slightly. Thanks to this buff, his dash grab's consistency against shielding opponents was noticeably improved. Marth's special moveset provides interesting options as well; his neutral special, the aptly named Shield Breaker, deals very high shield damage, even when uncharged, and is useful for covering rolls and landings. Marth is classified as fighter #21. [​IMG] No Scroll. Screenshot of all playable Fire Emblem characters on Arena Ferox, as posted on the official Japanese Fire Emblem Twitter account. Marth has been a high-ranking character in all of his appearances in the series, with both Melee and Brawl ranking him as a top tier character, and although SSB4 initially heavily nerfed him, he was significantly buffed by game updates, allowing him to be ranked as top tier once again. IASA: 20 Total: 45 Total: 40 As in his appearances prior to Super Smash Bros. 4, he is unlockable, instead of being available from the start. After a long absence from patch notes, Marth was given a few worthwhile buffs in update 8.0.0. [​IMG] The final upward hit immediately puts the opponent into a disadvantaged state, and the final downward hits deal high damage. Find counterpicks, good matchups, and bad matchups. strong moves) At low to mid percents, its angle and high base knockback allow it to follow up into an up or back aerial depending on. [1], Jab Marth benefits from some of the changes to the game's engine.
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