His recovery is also exacerbated by his very fast falling speed and low double jump. Finally, Ike lacks any projectile , which combines with his large size and subpar mobility to make it difficult for him to break through opposing camping , as well as being completely incapable of camping or forcing approaches from characters.
Ike is a moderately heavy character with very slow but powerful attacks. Although Ike himself is also slow, his attacks will surprise opponents when hitting from maximum range. Most of his attacks possess high damage, great knockback, and outstanding range, giving Ike excellent KO potential at low damages. Ike works best when playing the range game, best maximized by using his forward and back aerials whenever retreating.
His forward aerial has the distinction of having the most horizontal attack range of any normal aerial in the game. Using the attack to effectively approach depending on the situation, Ike can pursue follow ups such as more forward aerials, his far-reaching dash attack, or an attempt at outwitting the foe into his Quick Draw side special.
However, all three of these moves have high ending lag and are quite punishable if they miss. At a distance, one can even use Quick Draw to punish floor recoveries and floor attacks because of the move's ability to be held indefinitely. Should Ike have to deal with opponents close in, he can easily use his competent jab to either put the spacing back on or to transfer to a throw, with either the back or forward variants capable of putting the opponent in a vulnerable position should they be at the edge.
Though more effective as a KO move, Ike's back aerial has very fast startup especially when considering its power and can catch opponents off-guard but has high ending lag, should the player be in a position to chase or attack in-close. Up-smash can be also be used in this fashion due to its similarly wide sweeping motion, and is preferable to Ike's down-smash for punishing excessive rolling and also giving him the ability to have a surprisingly long hyphen smash considering his dash speed.
However, Ike definitely has his drawbacks. His dash speed is fairly slow, and he is a somewhat tall target. His counter is quite slow, requiring some prediction to use effectively it takes approximately six frames longer than Marth 's counter compared to Marth's which takes only four frames for the counter frames to start.
On the other hand, Ike's counter frames end six frames later than Marth's both of their counters last for about 59 frames, 23 of them being counter frames , making him less vulnerable afterwards. His throws do low damage. Ike's recovery is also somewhat predictable, because he has a short double jump and only two main recovery moves Quick Draw and Aether which have limited trajectories and cannot both be used in the same recovery.
Quick Draw needs to be charged to get far, and is easily blocked by anyone willing to get hit by it before Ike can reach the ledge, making him extremely vulnerable to low-angle attacks and edge guarding.
Aether is very predictable but also difficult to guard against by any character with short ranged attack, due to the knockback resistance the move grants and the fact that Ike's sword reaches the ledge long before he does. Still, he is vulnerable to edgehogging as it does not grab the ledge until he is descending with the attack and most characters have at least one attack that can knock Ike out of Aether. It is also vulnerable to gimps from moves that push others away e.
Mario 's F. Also, Ike lacks a projectile, and is himself extremely vulnerable to projectile camping from characters such as Falco and Pikachu. Additionally, he is one of the easiest characters in the game to punish a missed move due to the extreme ending lag on his attacks and extreme unsafeness on his moves when shielded.
Because he is a large heavyweight with fast falling speed, he is susceptible to chain grabs and walls of pain. In the end, Ike must rely on careful prediction and spacing of the opponent to even land a single attack, much less win the match, but when effectively doing so, smart Ike players can end or mostly obliterate a stock within a matter of seconds.
Still, Ike cannot handle many high-level match-ups, due to his lack of fast aerials and slow speed overall that forces over-reliance on the opponent's mistakes. Ike initially placed 25th on the first tier list for Brawl , with most noting that his below-average speed with his high raw power made him a solid middle tier character.
The changing metagame of Brawl , however, began to favor characters that had either superb camping prowess or the mobility to counter it, which were two things that Ike lacked.
As a result, Ike began to consistently fall on the tier list; on the fourth list, Ike had fallen to 29th place, and it was widely assumed that he would eventually fall into the bottom tiers. At this point, Ike was frequently derided as a "noob character" in the competitive Brawl community who relied far too heavily on abusing opponents' errors to KO.
The sudden appearance of San , however, caused Ike's perceived viability to immediately reverse. At Apex , a tournament that was known for hosting some of the best smashers at the time, San's 9th place finish with Ike in a pool of over 63 other smashers was an upset to the community, and his continued dominance at low tier tournaments also caused a revitalization of Ike's metagame.
San pioneered the use of Ike's surprisingly flexible and powerful jab in his metagame, as well as demonstrating that Ike's aerial and spacing powers were more powerful than previously thought. As a result, Ike jumped four places to the 25th spot on the fifth tier list.
He currently ranks at 23rd in the game, higher than any of his previous placings; while he is still unable to consistently win against more powerful characters, Ike is currently seen as a solid mid-tier character, as evidenced by a surprising fifth place finish by Ryo in WHOBO 4 , as well as continued strong showings in mid-tier tournaments.
Ike's first appearance is at the Battlefield Fortress, helping out fellow Fire Emblem hero, Marth , and his new partner, Meta Knight , by halting the Ancient Minister 's escape with his trusted Aether move though he says Great Aether , which also destroys the Subspace Bomb making Ike the only character in the Subspace Emissary to successfully disarm a Subspace Bomb.
He then teams up with the two swordsmen. Ike's team is later seen in The Wilds , tracking a tank. The three then chase after it, only to find that it is the Subspace robot, Galleom. Upon its defeat, Galleom grabs the two and attempts suicide with its built in Subspace Bomb. Ike is briefly seen at the Glacial Peak level when they see the battle between the Halberd and Great Fox , in which at that point, Meta Knight leaves the party. Grabbing these trophies is how you get characters back into the party so be sure to get them all.
Head through the door after reclaiming Samus and progress upward to another door which you should enter. Inside you'll find Pit, Falco, and a yellow box. Get back on the main path and make your way to the top to find Lucas and a door you should enter.
Go left at the start of the new room to find the commonly missed Ike and your path upward. Other Answers. There are two Subspace level where you have to find character trophies. If you don't have them after that, then you missed a room. Go back and search. User Info: pokedude But there's no real point in getting him back unless you absolutely feel that it's necessary that you have him as a playable character for the final portion of the SSE.
Not getting him will in no way affect the "story. After Bowser is reduced to his trophy form again, King Dedede revives him once more. Only this time, Dedede smacks Bowser in the nose, which angers the latter, but Dedede points to the defeated Master Hand, which upsets Bowser when he notices since he was the only one truly loyal to Master Hand, and makes him finally realize what is going on and Dedede recruits him to his team to defeat Tabuu.
All the characters that Luigi, Ness and King Dedede recovered in the level return to the team. Bowser also joins the team after the battle with King Dedede, as he realizes Tabuu is the true enemy. Navigation Main page Smash Bros.
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