SSBM/Peach

Overview Combos Matchups Strategy Resources VODs Discord Cookbook

Edit Introduction

Introduction

Peach is centered around her ability to quickly switch between modes at a moment's notice. The most important is flight mode on or off. When it’s on, she has access to lagless, instant aerials that obliterate most defensive options such as shield. Some implementations even allow you to counter attack after being hit even while airborne. But, it is not without trade off. When peach is grounded she has access to other options such as her burst movement, full launcher dash attack and her infamous 65% dealing frame 5 partially invincible down smash. In other words, while Peach might not be as difficult to punish when she attacks from the ground, her reward when successful is even more terrifying

In addition to her incredibly potent moveset, Peach is a defensive juggernaut. While she is certainly capable of ending her opponent's life in a single opening, it will usually take them closer to a dozen to take her down. What's more, if you simply try to run away from her she is able to start pulling turnips. Every time she pulls one, there's a chance to get a powered up turnip, or even a stitchface, which she can use to instantly erase more frustrating opponents

That said, Peach is not without her downsides. The main one is that she's simply slow. While she is devastatingly lethal if she lands a hit on her opponent, vs the more nimble top tiers it can be frustrating to chase them down in order to land a clean hit when they're playing well. What's more, while she can usually recover from anything that doesn't outright kill her, she is the most susceptible to being trapped at the ledge of the popular tournament characters. While there is potential for new tech to address this issue, for now it is a challenge for Peach mains

At her best this princess will have players feeling like an indestructible flying fortress of death. However, it's up to the player to overcome her slower mobility in order to get the party started.

Strengths

Weaknesses

Pressure Princess - Because of her massive hitboxes and lagless aerials, Peach is second to none at keeping the pressure on once she gets in. Opponents will often be scrambling to get away, throwing out panic options and shields only to inevitably lose the weighted RPS where Peach excels. Defensive Powerhouse - Peach has an answer to almost every approach thrown at her. Due to her unique combination of a strong crouch cancel game and her iconic float, running into her will often end up in her favor. Strong Survivability - Through the combination of her high air speed, low fall speed, float, long distance up b, and more, Peach will often find herself living to exorbitantly high percents. Think another bAir might do it? Nope! Here she comes floating back. Oppressive Punish Game - With no shortage of strong aerials that link into each other, it's not uncommon for a Peach to find themselves zero-to-deathing a fast faller without even breaking a sweat. Even on some of the more awkward characters to combo, Peach can string together 50-60% in no time flat. Deadly Veggies - Peach's turnips are a lifesaver, allowing her to circumvent her poor speed through the use of a projectile. What's more though, is that she has a small chance to pull extremely powerful items such as the feared "stitch face" turnip, exploding bob-omb, shield breaking Mr.Saturn, or even a Beam Sword!

Lack of Mobility - Her largest drawback by far, Peach is one of the slowest characters in the game, both in horizontal and vertical mobility. This leaves her unable to continue combos in ways other characters would be able to and causes her to have a hard time trying to catch opponents running away from her or hovering around high platforms. Awful Ledge Options - Peach is the only character in the game who is unable through practical means to attain any GALINT, primarily due to her unusually slow double jump. This means that characters can effectively ledge trap her by spacing themselves correctly and reacting to her ledge options. Mediocre Range - Although her hitboxes are nothing to scoff at, they're still nothing compared to Marth's sword, Falcon's kicks, or Sheik's acrobatics. Her run of the mill reach combined with her poor speed causes her to have a harder time getting in than most.

Physics
Weight	90 (12th)
Fall Speed	1.5/Fast 2 (22nd/21st)
Gravity	0.8 (21st)
Ground Movement
Walk Speed	0.85 (19th)
Initial Dash Speed	1.3 (23rd)
Initial Dash Length	15f (2nd)
Run Speed	1.3 (23rd)
Traction	0.1 (1st)
Jumping
Jumpsquat	5f (16th)
Jump Height	Full 31.36/Short 16.8/Air 33.2 (16th/5th/5th)
Air Speed	1.1 (5th)
Air Acceleration	0.07 (4th)

Ground Moves

Jab

Royal Slap
Jab1 (5a)

Jab 1	First Active	Active	Recovery	IASA	Landing Lag	Autocancel
	2	2-3	15	16	-	-
	Damage	Base Knockback	Knockback Growth	Angle	Effect	On Shield
	3	20	0	74 / 78	normal	-10
Peach's quickest move and tied for the fastest jab in the game, Jab 1 is an amazing tool for interrupting opponents trying to approach or just get a move out. Jab 1 finds most of its use either during neutral where it is excellent for stuffing close range approaches or during shield pressure where Peach can use it to call out quick out of shield panic options. After landing this move, Peach may either attempt to confirm into a grab or keep the pressure on with the frame advantage gained. Set knockback of 20 allows this move to optionless jab reset all characters heavier than Falco at any percent High hitbox causes it to often miss opponents in knock-down, must hit while they are bouncing after missing a tech High hitbox causes it to often miss certain opponents with low crouches Window to continue into Jab 2 is frames 3-25. Jab 2 will come out after 10 or more frames of Jab 1 Does not stale Jab 2
Jab2	First Active	Active	Recovery	IASA	Landing Lag	Autocancel
	3	3-4	15	17	-	-
	Damage	Base Knockback	Knockback Growth	Angle	Effect	On Shield
	2	30	100	361	Normal	-11
The follow up to jab 1, often used much less due to other options out of jab 1 usually being stronger. When it does find use, it is usually near the edge of the stage in an attempt to knock the opponent off stage. Unlike jab 1, it does not have set knockback, allowing it to sometimes place high percent opponents in unfavorable recovery situations. Often accidentally buffered while trying to mash out a Jab 1 Does not stale Jab 1

Dash Attack

Lady Push
d.A (Dash > A)

First Active	Active	Recovery	IASA	Landing Lag	Autocancel
6	6-20	17	--	-	-
Damage	Base Knockback	Knockback Growth	Angle	Effect	On Shield
Early: 12,9 / Late: 8,7	Early: 70,50 / Late: 20,50	70	Early: 80,361 / Late: 80,361	Normal	Late -17 / Early -22
Peach's signature overshoot option and combo starter. Has a great lunging hitbox that allows Peach to threaten areas normally outside of her reach. The strong hits of this move pop opponents up leading to a plethora of combo trees on fast fallers, aerial strings on mid fallers, and juggle/sharking opportunities on floaties. The weak hitbox at the arms push opponents outwards, giving it a niche use as an edge guarding tool when the opponent is at the edge of the stage as well as Peach's dash attack range. The large amount of active frames combined with the lunge that accompanies the move also makes dash attack unexpectedly difficult to whiff punish, despite the sizeable amount of recovery frames. Hard loses to shield Stops comboing at higher percents Opponents will often run into the weak hitbox while attempting to whiff punish, making Peach safer than she should be in some situations Commonly referred to as one of the best dash attacks in the game

fTilt

Can-Can Kick
fTilt (t.6a)

First Active	Active	Recovery	IASA	Landing Lag	Autocancel
6	6-13	28	37	-	-
Damage	Base Knockback	Knockback Growth	Angle	Effect	On Shield
Clean: 13,11,10 / Late: 6	Clean: 35 / Late: 55	Clean: 85 / Late: 50	Clean: 90,100,80 / Late: 90	Normal	-23
A mediocre normal with situational use cases, generally outclassed by other moves in Peach's arsenal. Its high recovery frames limit its use in neutral and combos; however, its decent hitbox allows it to have a niche in catching opponents coming in. The 80 degree sending middle hitbox can catch survival DI and combo in a similar way to Marth uptilt, only worse Often misinputted when trying to dash attack

uTilt

Crown Bash
uTilt (t.8A)

First Active	Active	Recovery	IASA	Landing Lag	Autocancel
9	9-13	26	37	-	-
Damage	Base Knockback	Knockback Growth	Angle	Effect	On Shield
12	48	72	80	Normal	-16 to -20
Perhaps Peach's worst move, rarely seen inputted on purpose in real games. No real combo potential due to high recovery frames. Useless in neutral. Outclassed by other moves in practically every aspect. Could maybe be used situationally as an anti-air? Maybe? You're better off just moving out of the way. Head invincibility on frames 9-12 Can VERY situationally shield poke certain characters' heads when their shields have been slightly depleted

dTilt

Elegant Sweep
dTilt (t.2A)

First Active	Active	Recovery	IASA	Landing Lag	Autocancel
12	12-13	14	26	-	-
Damage	Base Knockback	Knockback Growth	Angle	Effect	On Shield
12	Clean: 60 / Weak: 15	100	Clean: 270 / Weak: 80	Normal	-7
By far Peach's best Tilt attack, Down Tilt lends itself to be an amazing high reward combo starter. Down Tilt is an amazing move for catching landings and, as a result of its meteor smash knockback angle, sets up for a high damaging combo on grounded opponents. dTilt, especially spaced dTilt, is also decently safe on shield, which is quite unusual for a tilt attack. However, due to its long startup, Down Tilt rarely finds use in the middle of combos or scramble situations. Peach leans back during the animation, which can cause otherwise perfectly spaced moves to whiff and be punished by the following down tilt hit The inner hitbox can meteor aerial opponents, although it can be difficult to connect with

fSmash

Peach Swing (Pan)
fSmash (s.6A)

First Active	Active	Recovery	IASA	Landing Lag	Autocancel
15	15-18	29	40	-	-
Damage	Base Knockback	Knockback Growth	Angle	Effect	On Shield
Strong: 17 / Weak: 15	50	60	Strong: 80 / Weak: 80,361	Normal	Strong: -13 / Weak: -15,-16
fSmash is three moves in one, with the move you perform being decided by RNG. Because of the RNG associated with it, fSmash is infamously unreliable and justifiably situational. As for the pan variant, it is a decent combo starter on fastfallers that is otherwise limited by its high recovery. Interestingly, because of its RNG, this move is a built in DI mix up. For instance, if they were to DI in the optimal way for the club or racket variant and were hit by the pan, they would be sent straight up and in the ideal position for a lengthy combo. Upon first swing each variant has an equal chance of occurring A variant cannot be rolled twice in a row, making every roll after the first a 50/50 chance

Peach Swing (Racket)
fSmash (s.6A)

First Active	Active	Recovery	IASA	Landing Lag	Autocancel
15	15-18	29	40	-	-
Damage	Base Knockback	Knockback Growth	Angle	Effect	On Shield
12	Strong: 75 / Weak: 65	35	29	Normal	-15 /-16
A variation of fSmash most useful for edgeguarding. Although not as strong as the club or pan, the racket sends at a much better angle for making sure that opponents have a hard time coming back to the stage.

Peach Swing (Club)
fSmash (s.6A)

First Active	Active	Recovery	IASA	Landing Lag	Autocancel
15	15-18	29	40	-	-
Damage	Base Knockback	Knockback Growth	Angle	Effect	On Shield
Strong: 17 / Weak: 13	Strong: 70 / Weak: 50	50	Strong: 45 / Weak: 45,361	Normal	Strong: -13 / Weak: -15/-16
The variation of fSmash with the highest knockback. Although it seems to be meant for killing, it is unfortunately weak, even at the substantially stronger sweetspot.

uSmash

uSmash (s.8A)

First Active	Active	Recovery	IASA	Landing Lag	Autocancel
13	13-22	22	--	--	--
Damage	Base Knockback	Knockback Growth	Angle	Effect	On Shield
Strong: 19 / Mid: 15 / Weak: 8	40 / Weak: 30	100	90 / Weak: 75	Normal	Strong: -21 / Mid: -23 / Weak: -26

dSmash

Double-Edged Gown
"Lol." Said the Peach sitting on the side platform. "Lmao."
dSmash (s.2A)

First Active	Active	Recovery	IASA	Landing Lag	Autocancel
5	5-6, 9-10, 13-14, 17-18, 21-22	17	--	--	--
Damage	Base Knockback	Knockback Growth	Angle	Effect	On Shield
Strong: 14 / Weak: 12	Strong: 40 / Weak: 35	80	140	Normal	Hit 1: -26/ Hit 2t: -22/ Hit 3: -18/ Hit 4: -14/ Hit 5: -10

Aerial Moves

nAir

Princess Twirl
Yep, you read those plus frames right.
nAir (j.5A)

First Active	Active	Recovery	IASA	Landing Lag	Autocancel
3	3-23	26	42	17 L Canceled: 8	<2 36>
Damage	Base Knockback	Knockback Growth	Angle	Effect	On Shield
Clean: 14 / Late: 10,9	Clean: 20 / Late: 0	100	361	Normal	-0 to +4

fAir

Crown Smack
fAir (j.6A)

First Active	Active	Recovery	IASA	Landing Lag	Autocancel
16	16-20	34	51	25 L Canceled: 12	<15 39>
Damage	Base Knockback	Knockback Growth	Angle	Effect	On Shield
15	60	70	361	Normal	-4 to +4

bAir

Flying Hip
bAir (j.4A)

First Active	Active	Recovery	IASA	Landing Lag	Autocancel
6	6-22	22	38	15 L Canceled: 7	<4 23>
Damage	Base Knockback	Knockback Growth	Angle	Effect	On Shield
Clean: 14 / Late: 10	Clean: 0 / Late: 10	Clean: 100/ Late: 90	361	Normal	+1 to +4

uAir

Floating High Kick
uAir (j.8A)

First Active	Active	Recovery	IASA	Landing Lag	Autocancel
7	7-11	24	34	15 L Canceled: 7	<6 22>
Damage	Base Knockback	Knockback Growth	Angle	Effect	On Shield
Strong: 14 / Mid: 12 / Weak: 11	0	120	80 / Weak: 361	Normal	+1 to +4

dAir

Stiletto Kick
dAir (j.2A)

First Active	Active	Recovery	IASA	Landing Lag	Autocancel
12	12-13, 18-19, 24-25, 30-31	8	36	15 L Canceled: 7	<11 36>
Damage	Base Knockback	Knockback Growth	Angle	Effect	On Shield
3 (12 total)	Strong: 16 / Weak: 12	50	90	Normal	-4

Special Moves

neutral+B

Toad
neutral+B (5B)

First Active	Active	Recovery	IASA	Landing Lag	Autocancel
10	10-30	34	--	--	--
Damage	Base Knockback	Knockback Growth	Angle	Effect	On Shield
3 (20 total)	80	50	80	Normal	--
Placeholder

side+B

Peach Bomber
side+B (4/6B)

First Active	Active	Recovery	IASA	Landing Lag	Autocancel
10	10-30	34	--	--	--
Damage	Base Knockback	Knockback Growth	Angle	Effect	On Shield
3 (20 total)	80	50	80	Normal	--
Placeholder

up+B

Peach Parasol
up+B (8B)

First Active	Active	Recovery	IASA	Landing Lag	Autocancel
6	6-9, 10-11, 12-13, 14-15, 16-17, 18-19, 20-21, 22-23, 24-25, 26-27, 28-29	11	--	30 (Parasol open) 4 (Parasol closed)	--
Damage	Base Knockback	Knockback Growth	Angle	Effect	On Shield
Initial hit: 5 Multihits: 1	Initial: 0 / Late: 0	0	0	Normal	-73
Placeholder

down+B

Vegetable
down+B (2B)

First Active	Active	Recovery	IASA	Landing Lag	Autocancel
0	0	0	0	0	<0 0>
Damage	Base Knockback	Knockback Growth	Angle	Effect	On Shield
Clean: 0 / Late: 0	Clean: 0 / Late: 0	0	0	Normal	0
Placeholder

Grabs & Throws

Grab

Grab
Grab (Z)

First Active	Active	Recovery	IASA	Landing Lag	Autocancel
7	7-8	22	--	--	--
Damage	Base Knockback	Knockback Growth	Angle	Effect	On Shield
Clean:--	Clean:--	--	--	Normal	--
Placeholder

Dash Grab

Grab
Dash Grab (Dash > Z)

First Active	Active	Recovery	IASA	Landing Lag	Autocancel
7	7-8	32	--	--	--
Damage	Base Knockback	Knockback Growth	Angle	Effect	On Shield
--	--	--	--	Normal	--
Placeholder

Pummel

Heel Stomp
g.A

First Active	Active	Recovery	IASA	Landing Lag	Autocancel
0	0	0	0	0	<0 0>
Damage	Base Knockback	Knockback Growth	Angle	Effect	On Shield
Clean: 0 / Late: 0	Clean: 0 / Late: 0	0	0	Normal	0
Placeholder

Forward Throw

Royal Slap
fThrow (Grab > 6)

First Active	Active	Recovery	IASA	Landing Lag	Autocancel
0	0	0	0	0	<0 0>
Damage	Base Knockback	Knockback Growth	Angle	Effect	On Shield
Clean: 0 / Late: 0	Clean: 0 / Late: 0	0	0	Normal	0
Placeholder

Back Throw

Iron Hip
Back Throw (Grab > 4)

First Active	Active	Recovery	IASA	Landing Lag	Autocancel
0	0	0	0	0	<0 0>
Damage	Base Knockback	Knockback Growth	Angle	Effect	On Shield
Clean: 0 / Late: 0	Clean: 0 / Late: 0	0	0	Normal	0
Placeholder

Up Throw

Gut Punch
Up Throw (Grab > 8)

First Active	Active	Recovery	IASA	Landing Lag	Autocancel
0	0	0	0	0	<0 0>
Damage	Base Knockback	Knockback Growth	Angle	Effect	On Shield
Clean: 0 / Late: 0	Clean: 0 / Late: 0	0	0	Normal	0
Placeholder

Down Throw

Royal Treatment
Down Throw (Grab > 2)

First Active	Active	Recovery	IASA	Landing Lag	Autocancel
0	0	0	0	0	<0 0>
Damage	Base Knockback	Knockback Growth	Angle	Effect	On Shield
Clean: 0 / Late: 0	Clean: 0 / Late: 0	0	0	Normal	0
The move ever

Vegetable Damage Data

• Normal 6%
• Circle Eyes 6%
• Line Eyes 6%
• Carrot Eyes 6%
• Eyebrow Eyes 6%
• Wink 10%
• Dot Eyes 16%
• Stitch Face ("Gaddish") 34%
• Peach can also pull out a Bob-omb, Beam Sword or Mr. Saturn, although the odds of doing so are 1:300.

Strategies

Melee strategies

Wall Bombing

Wall Bombing is more difficult than it may readily appear. The player can't be too close to the stage to initiate the Wall Bomb and the Peach Bomber must be smashed each time or they will simply be unable to reach the stage. To initiate the follow-up Wall Bomb, the player must start it immediately after they recover from the previous Peach Bomber. Using this tactic is very risky in tournament play and should be only used as a last resort. Though it is possible to perform on any stage with a thick base, the player will usually only see this technique employed on Final Destination.

Peach is one of the few characters that can do any sort of lengthy stalling; the player can stall with her float, her up special, her neutral special, or by using her side special (Peach Bomber) to hit the wall of the stage. With the Peach Bomber, the player can actually move up a wall or stall indefinitely; this tactic (Wall Bombing to stall) is banned in tournament play.

Advanced techniques

• Chainthrowing - Peach, like most characters in the game, can chainthrow fastfallers. She can do it by Up-Throwing them between 23-30% and 80-90% and then re-grabbing them. (Note: The lower percentages apply to Fox/Falco, while Chainthrowing Captain Falcon requires him to be closer to 30%) Beyond 80-something% for Fox and Captain Falcon and closer to 90% for Falco, the opponent can DI, wiggle, and/or Shine out of the chain.
• Downthrow into ... - If an opponent DI's upward, expecting a Forward Throw, the player can chain grab them with their Down-Throw, they can even chain more floaty characters with it. Peach can also has many more options out of her down throw, she can forward tilt them, Dash Attack them (regardless of DI), Neutral Air them, or even Up Smash them. Characters with little stun can DI, wiggle, and Neutral Air out of this, though, but usually, the player can just trade hits with them, with attack of their own. It is however, dangerous to Down Throw characters like Luigi, who have very strong, high priority Neutral Airs.
• If the player Dash Attacks a fast-falling character at around 40-60%, they can follow his or her DI—if there is any—with a grab, which can be followed up into a chaingrab.
• When an opponent is grabbed by another character, the player can make his or her victim suffer the torturous damage of an entire Down Smash by spacing it so that every single hit of the Down Smash hits the victim but not the person grabbing him or her.
• Peach's double-jump allows her to Double-Jump Cancel, sacrificing her second jump but immediately moving toward the ground by first jumping (or at least being airborne), starting an aerial and immediately jumping again. This subsequently allows her to:
• Double-Jump Land - Because Peach's double-jump makes her dip downward slightly before moving upward, she can DJC and DJL along with Yoshi. To DJL, hit jump and then, during the 4-or-5 start-up frames (depending upon whether it was a Short Hop or a full jump), hit jump again. Peach will do a little jerk as if jumping; the sound effect of her double-jump will play and she will immediately go into her landing animation. By doing this repeatedly, Peach will do a series of funny rapid jerks, thus allowing the player to mindgame your opponent.
• When people are recovering from a small distance away slightly below the edge, the player can, while hanging onto the ledge, hit Back to drop and perform a falling Back Air. Once it is over, double-jump immediately into an up special to grab the ledge again. Anyone hit by the Back Air will be unable to recover—unless, of course, the opponent is Samus, Jigglypuff, or Link/Young Link on a stage with a low surface into which they can Hookshot.

Vidjo-dropping and Vidjo-canceling

It had been known for years that Peach could drop a turnip while floating, maintain her float, throw a turnip as soon as a floated aerial ended, and stop floating but it was not until late 2005 that American Peach Vidjogamer discovered how this was done. For this, Australian Peach Quetzalcoatl named it the Vidjo-cancel and relayed the information to, among others, Swedish Peach Yuna, who coined the term "Vidjo-drop" and explored the use of both.

In order to understand the Vidjo-drop and the Vidjo-cancel, one must have an understanding of Interruptable As Soon As Frames. While floating, perform an aerial and then hit either Z during the IASA frames of said aerial to do a Vidjo-drop or A (direction options) for a Vidjo-cancel.

Vidjo-dropping will allow the user to do things such as down aerialing into a Kamikaze Vidjo-drop bomb-drop or turnip-drop into another aerial; likewise, performing a Vidjo-cancel will allow the user to do things such as neutral-airing into a turnip throw or down aerialing into a turnip throw (the latter is especially useful if the vegetable in question is a grandfather/stitchface turnip). The player can also down air while barely hitting the opponent, perform a Vidjo-drop bomb-drop and immediately airdodge to avoid the ensuing explosion (though this technique is easily countered by airdodging by people who often airdodge after a down air from Peach in the hopes that she mistimes the follow-up or that they can simply shield it if they are on the ground).

The Vidjo-drop and Vidjo-cancel do have their limitations, however. Because of the (nonexistent) amount of stun in Peach's attacks, a Ddwn air into a Vidjo-cancel or even a Vidjo-drop can be shielded as long as the person hit by the down air is not launched off the ground by it—which, unfortunately, requires high percentages. Vidjo-dropping will also allow characters with little stun (all of the floaty characters) to Neutral Air out of stun or just airdodge.

Advanced Frame Data

This table shows the frame data for all of Peach's non-special moves. Including shield advantage at different timings and cancels.

Shield Advantage

move	start	end	lcancelledLandingLag	autoCancelAfter	iasa	missedLcancelLandingLag	totalFrames	damage	shieldstun	bestShieldAdvantage	lcancelledShieldAdvantage	missedLcancelShieldAdvantage	earlyHitAutoCancelledShieldAdvantage	lateHitAutoCancelledShieldAdvantage	earlyHitIASACancelledShieldAdvantage	lateHitIASACancelledShieldAdvantage	earlyHitTotalFramesShieldAdvantage	lateHitTotalFramesShieldAdvantage
dtilt	12	13	N\A	N\A	26	N\A	27	12	7	-5	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	-6	-5	-8	-7
dtilt	12	13	N\A	N\A	26	N\A	27	12	7	-5	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	-6	-5	-8	-7
dtilt	12	13	N\A	N\A	26	N\A	27	12	7	-5	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	-6	-5	-8	-7
dtilt	12	13	N\A	N\A	26	N\A	27	12	7	-5	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	-6	-5	-8	-7
uair	7	11	7	21	34	15	35	14	8	1	1	-7	-10	-6	-18	-14	-20	-16
uair	7	11	7	21	34	15	35	12	7	0	0	-8	-11	-7	-19	-15	-21	-17
uair	7	11	7	21	34	15	35	11	6	-1	-1	-9	-12	-8	-20	-16	-22	-18
dashattack	6	8	N\A	N\A	36	N\A	37	12	7	-20	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	-22	-20	-24	-22
dashattack	6	8	N\A	N\A	36	N\A	37	9	6	-21	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	-23	-21	-25	-23
dashattack	9	20	N\A	N\A	36	N\A	37	8	5	-10	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	-21	-10	-23	-12
dashattack	9	20	N\A	N\A	36	N\A	37	7	5	-10	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	-21	-10	-23	-12
dair	12	13	7	39	N\A	15	39	3	3	-4	-4	-12	-28	-27	N\A	N\A	-24	-23
dair	12	13	7	39	N\A	15	39	3	3	-4	-4	-12	-28	-27	N\A	N\A	-24	-23
dair	18	19	7	39	N\A	15	39	3	3	-4	-4	-12	-22	-21	N\A	N\A	-18	-17
dair	18	19	7	39	N\A	15	39	3	3	-4	-4	-12	-22	-21	N\A	N\A	-18	-17
dair	24	25	7	39	N\A	15	39	3	3	-4	-4	-12	-16	-15	N\A	N\A	-12	-11
dair	24	25	7	39	N\A	15	39	3	3	-4	-4	-12	-16	-15	N\A	N\A	-12	-11
dair	30	31	7	39	N\A	15	39	3	3	-4	-4	-12	-10	-9	N\A	N\A	-6	-5
dair	30	31	7	39	N\A	15	39	3	3	-4	-4	-12	-10	-9	N\A	N\A	-6	-5
dair	36	37	7	39	N\A	15	39	3	3	1	-4	-12	-4	-3	N\A	N\A	0	1
dair	36	37	7	39	N\A	15	39	3	3	1	-4	-12	-4	-3	N\A	N\A	0	1
bair	6	9	7	22	38	15	44	14	8	1	1	-7	-12	-9	-23	-20	-30	-27
bair	10	22	7	22	38	15	44	10	6	2	-1	-9	-10	2	-21	-9	-28	-16
jab2	2	3	N\A	N\A	16	N\A	19	2	2	-10	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	-11	-10	-15	-14
jab2	2	3	N\A	N\A	16	N\A	19	2	2	-10	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	-11	-10	-15	-14
jab2	2	3	N\A	N\A	16	N\A	19	2	2	-10	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	-11	-10	-15	-14
jab2	2	3	N\A	N\A	16	N\A	19	2	2	-10	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	-11	-10	-15	-14
jab1	2	3	N\A	N\A	16	N\A	19	3	3	-9	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	-10	-9	-14	-13
jab1	2	3	N\A	N\A	16	N\A	19	3	3	-9	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	-10	-9	-14	-13
jab1	2	3	N\A	N\A	16	N\A	19	3	3	-9	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	-10	-9	-14	-13
jab1	2	3	N\A	N\A	16	N\A	19	3	3	-9	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	-10	-9	-14	-13
ftilt_m	6	7	N\A	N\A	37	N\A	41	13	7	-22	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	-23	-22	-28	-27
ftilt_m	6	7	N\A	N\A	37	N\A	41	11	6	-23	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	-24	-23	-29	-28
ftilt_m	6	7	N\A	N\A	37	N\A	41	10	6	-23	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	-24	-23	-29	-28
ftilt_m	8	13	N\A	N\A	37	N\A	41	6	4	-19	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	-24	-19	-29	-24
ftilt_m	8	13	N\A	N\A	37	N\A	41	6	4	-19	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	-24	-19	-29	-24
ftilt_m	8	13	N\A	N\A	37	N\A	41	6	4	-19	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	-24	-19	-29	-24
nair	3	6	8	35	42	17	49	14	8	0	0	-9	-28	-25	-30	-27	-38	-35
nair	3	6	8	35	42	17	49	14	8	0	0	-9	-28	-25	-30	-27	-38	-35
nair	3	6	8	35	42	17	49	14	8	0	0	-9	-28	-25	-30	-27	-38	-35
nair	7	23	8	35	42	17	49	10	6	-2	-2	-11	-26	-10	-28	-12	-36	-20
nair	7	23	8	35	42	17	49	10	6	-2	-2	-11	-26	-10	-28	-12	-36	-20
nair	7	23	8	35	42	17	49	9	6	-2	-2	-11	-26	-10	-28	-12	-36	-20
dsmash	5	6	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	39	14	8	-25	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	-26	-25
dsmash	5	6	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	39	14	8	-25	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	-26	-25
dsmash	5	6	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	39	12	7	-26	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	-27	-26
dsmash	5	6	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	39	12	7	-26	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	-27	-26
dsmash	9	10	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	39	14	8	-21	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	-22	-21
dsmash	9	10	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	39	14	8	-21	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	-22	-21
dsmash	9	10	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	39	12	7	-22	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	-23	-22
dsmash	9	10	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	39	12	7	-22	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	-23	-22
dsmash	13	14	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	39	14	8	-17	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	-18	-17
dsmash	13	14	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	39	14	8	-17	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	-18	-17
dsmash	13	14	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	39	12	7	-18	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	-19	-18
dsmash	13	14	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	39	12	7	-18	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	-19	-18
dsmash	17	18	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	39	14	8	-13	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	-14	-13
dsmash	17	18	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	39	14	8	-13	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	-14	-13
dsmash	17	18	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	39	12	7	-14	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	-15	-14
dsmash	17	18	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	39	12	7	-14	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	-15	-14
dsmash	21	22	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	39	14	8	-9	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	-10	-9
dsmash	21	22	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	39	14	8	-9	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	-10	-9
dsmash	21	22	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	39	12	7	-10	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	-11	-10
dsmash	21	22	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	39	12	7	-10	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	-11	-10
dsmash	25	26	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	39	14	8	-5	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	-6	-5
dsmash	25	26	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	39	14	8	-5	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	-6	-5
dsmash	25	26	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	39	12	7	-6	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	-7	-6
dsmash	25	26	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	39	12	7	-6	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	-7	-6
usmash	13	22	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	44	19	10	-12	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	-21	-12
usmash	13	22	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	44	15	8	-14	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	-23	-14
usmash	13	22	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	44	8	5	-17	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	-26	-17
usmash	13	22	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	44	8	5	-17	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	-26	-17
utilt	9	13	N\A	N\A	37	N\A	39	12	7	-16	N\A	N\A	N\A	N\A	-20	-16	-23	-19
fair	16	20	12	38	51	25	54	15	8	-4	-4	-17	-18	-14	-26	-22	-30	-26
fair	16	20	12	38	51	25	54	15	8	-4	-4	-17	-18	-14	-26	-22	-30	-26