This is a rather tough one to pull off, so be sure and practice in training mode. It involves desyncing by using a forward roll right after down throw. If up air is quickly performed 2 times in a row, you will desync.ĭown Throw→Foward Roll→N-air→Side Special→Down Throw→F-airĪ combo for opponents at low percents. Ice Climbers can be desynced with an up air. The second the opponent is thrown to the ground, if you perform another move, you will desync. Ice Climbers can be desynced with down throw. How to Make Ice Climbers Desync Down Throw Desync ・Terrible recovery when separated, and very weak overall when alone ・Acting as a pair gives them large hitboxes ・Very powerful attacks when together (attacks hit twice) See Our Tier List Here! Ice Climbers' Strengths and Weaknesses Strengths When alone, Ice Climbers' recovery, damage output, and KO power are all significantly reduced, so it's vital to make sure your opponent does not take out your partner. While together, they are a rather powerful duo, but if Nana (the AI controlled partner) is KO'ed, then Popo will be alone and severly limited in his gameplan. Ice Climbers are a high execution character, with lots of potential if enough practice is put in, including learning how to desync them (shown below). While they no longer can wobble or chain grab opponents like in previous games, they still have deadly combo potential, and can deal massive damage when attacking simultaneously. When they are together, they will do whatever moves you input, and when separated, Nana will be controlled by the CPU until the pair reunites. Ice Climbers in Smash Ultimate have the unique property of being two characters that function as one.

Ice climber combos