Hungrybox breaks down Fox's signature reflector move and why it became the game's most versatile tool. Shine functions as a combo starter, a directional momentum shift, a spacing reset, and still retains its original reflector property—a rare case where a single button press covers multiple tactical roles. The analysis explains how this compressed utility forced the metagame to adapt around one move's application, making it central to neutral, advantage, and recovery situations alike.
No move in Smash Bros has ever been made like it. The original purpose of the "reflector" has been thrown to the wayside and the birth of "shine" happened, the best combo move and movement option in all of Smash. Oh yeah, and it still reflects. Why is it so good? Let's find out. Support the content goat Asumsaus with his original video here: Watch streams at: Social…
Show more →No move in Smash Bros has ever been made like it. The original purpose of the "reflector" has been thrown to the wayside and the birth of "shine" happened, the best combo move and movement option in all of Smash. Oh yeah, and it still reflects. Why is it so good? Let's find out. Support the content goat Asumsaus with his original video here: Watch streams at: Social Media: Connect with Liquid fans across the globe on Liquid+
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