Can you reflect projectiles that aren't moving?

Reflections in fighting games often work on projectiles that are actively traveling, but what happens when you try to reflect something that's stationary or hasn't been launched yet? This clip dives into that peculiar interaction, testing whether the game's reflection mechanics can catch projectiles in unexpected states. YEETSmash breaks down some ridiculous scenarios that emerge from pushing the reflection system to its limits, revealing quirks in how the engine handles these defensive options when projectiles don't behave as intended. The video captures the kind of niche discovery that appeals to players interested in edge-case mechanics and how fighting game systems respond to unconventional input timing. Whether these reflections actually work, partially connect, or fail entirely, the results showcase moments that don't come up in standard play—the kind of technical oddity that makes for compelling lab exploration content.