Super Smash Bros. · Combo Video · 2015
Marth's Up-Smash lands hard when you catch opponents in the sweet spot, unleashing massive damage and knockback that can shift an entire match. What makes this move legendary is the setup difficulty—the positioning and timing required to connect reliably mean top-level players rarely attempt it, which is exactly why the moment hits so hard when it lands. The move earned its "Thundercat" nickname from Marth's iconic pose during the attack, mirroring the classic Thundercats intro with sword raised high in the air. This compilation explores ten of the best moments where the setup paid off, showcasing why this risky, difficult-to-execute strike generates so much hype in competitive play. Whether you're learning Marth's moveset or just appreciating the raw spectacle of a perfectly-timed Up-Smash, the video captures why this move remains one of the most satisfying payoffs in Smash Bros gameplay.
THUNDERCATS, HO! Marth's Up-Smash when hit in the sweet spot, deals a large amount of damage and has massive knockback, but it is very difficult to set up, it is called the "Thundercat" because Marth assumes the pose from the Thundercats intro, where he sticks his sword up in the air in an epic fashion. Top level marths generally don't use this move very often, which just…
Show more →THUNDERCATS, HO! Marth's Up-Smash when hit in the sweet spot, deals a large amount of damage and has massive knockback, but it is very difficult to set up, it is called the "Thundercat" because Marth assumes the pose from the Thundercats intro, where he sticks his sword up in the air in an epic fashion. Top level marths generally don't use this move very often, which just makes it so much more hype when they do. Thanks for watching! Thanks to: Adding this soon! Sorry
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