Meta Knight No.29 amiibo (Nintendo Wii U/3DS)

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Meta Knight looks tough and ready to cause mayhem and I think that is what we all want from this figure.

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To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. None of Meta Knight’s moves are objectively best at catching landings, so rotate these as you see fit. If you’d like to learn more about his metagame history (including how sad he was in Super Smash Bros. You should also reference our Raid Boss amiibo guides, and if you’re having trouble winning in competitive amiibo, check the official amiibo tier list!

You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. It also is one of MK’s safer moves on hit unless parried, so you can try to teahc him to use FSmash when he’s far away from the opponent to bait them into an approach he can punish. While computer-controlled, the amiibo levels up as it fights, learning from its opponents as it does. Meta Knight’s aerial behavior should be offensive to prevent the opponent from taking advantage of his easily-jugglable weight, and his onstage behavior should be equal parts defensive and offensive. Meta Knight’s always been kind of a sad character — that is, at least in the context of competitive amiibo training.Meta Knight should also use Neutral Air as his most frequent landing option, with Back Air and Forward Air serving as his less-frequent landing options. Kirby’s mysterious rival this masked swordsman appears in several Kirbyââہ¾¢ games. It’ll send him into freefall, and he’ll get punished really badly, or even use it at ledge and SD with it, which really sucks as well. Strife [ ] For information on the fighter for which this amiibo becomes, see Meta Knight (SSBStrife).

There MIGHT be a way to get him to consistently get him to land UAir chains, but so far I can only get him to consistently chain 2. As a result, we have to approach Meta Knight not from the perspective of a character with highly technical and precise options, but from the perspective of a character who will die from a single breeze that can only pull off a victory by sumo-wrestling the opponent offstage and into his territory.

I like how much metallic paint is on this figure and while it shines brightly in the pictures because of the large amount of lighting I use, Meta Knight looks great even in normal light. It’s a situationally helpful move that does get kills, so you should only use it rarely to avoid the risk of SDing.