Forward aerial is a very powerful meteor smash with great horizontal and vertical range. Its first three hits can also setup into other moves if Snake lands as quickly as possible after connecting one of the hits. Neutral aerial is strong and deals very high damage, making it great for edgeguarding. While Snake's air attributes are poor, his aerials by themselves have lots of utility. His down smash is fast, has good KO power (especially with the second hit), possesses a disjointed hitbox on both hits that goes beyond Snake's feet and makes it a good tool for 2-framing and edgeguarding, and is relatively safe on shield if its second hit connects. Its large hitbox also reaches beyond the ledge and allows it to 2 frame punish opponents. His forward smash, while extremely slow, is incredibly strong and is decently safe on shield due to its relatively low endlag and large hitbox, making it great for hard reads or if the opponent rolls in Snake's direction. The launcher also has a hitbox that comes out on frame 11. This makes it great for edgeguarding, ledgetrapping, and as an anti-air. His up smash shoots a missile upwards and the height at which it travels can be increased by charging the move. Snake's smash attacks offer a unique set of options. Lastly, his dash attack comes out very quickly (frame 5) and is a useful approaching option due to its good knockback which even allows it KO at the ledge at very high percents, while it also crosses shields, grants Snake arm intangibility, and has a reasonable amount of ending lag, giving him one of the game's best burst options and making it arguably the best dash attack in the game. It also puts Snake into his crouch position on the first frame of the move, making it a great way to evade certain attacks. His down tilt is one of his best poking tools, having fast speed (frame 6) and a great disjoint that goes beyond Snake's feet. It is also infamous for being able to be confirmed into by his down throw, which is a true combo at high percents (around 160%). His up tilt is often considered one of the best in the game due to its deceptively fast start-up (frame 6), very strong KO power, and disjointed hitbox. It also has high knockback, allowing it to KO at high percents. His forward tilt is a 2-hit attack with fast start-up (frame 4) and a decently sized hitbox. His neutral attack comes out quickly and is a good anti-pressure tool with good mixup potential. An example of this would be his ground game. One of Snake's biggest strengths is his moveset: similarly to a few other characters, such as Young Link, the overall utility provided by Snake's moveset is so considerable that he lacks a single 'bad' or 'useless' move. As a result of his mobility, Snake is highly reliant on zoning and trapping with his projectiles in the neutral. Much like several other heavyweight zoners, Snake has poor overall mobility while he has above-average traction, falling speed, and fast falling speed, his dashing speed, initial dash, walk speed, air speed, and gravity are all below-average, his jumps are among the lowest in the game, and he is also tied with Simon and Richter for the lowest air acceleration in the game. and Banjo & Kazooie as the 18th heaviest character. Snake is a tall heavyweight character, being tied with R.O.B. In World of Light, he is fought on Final Destination. With the exception of the third method, Snake must then be defeated on Shadow Moses Island. Have Snake join the player's party in World of Light.Clear Classic Mode with Link or any character in his unlock tree, being the 5th character unlocked after Meta Knight.matches, with Snake being the 39th character to be unlocked.

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