#How to delete a header and football free

This leaves the ball bouncing in place directly next to Wii Fit Trainer, in prime position to be hit by any of her other attacks.

#How to delete a header and football free

If the player presses shield at any point in Header's startup, the move will be canceled and Wii Fit Trainer will go into free fall for a short period of time. Header has several different techniques and applications aside from simply heading the ball, and these make up a large part of Wii Fit Trainer's more complex options and tools. A second button press heads the soccer ball early. With its ability to be cancelled, it can also be used to cover opponents' various recovery options this is especially true in Ultimate since air dodges are a lot more risky offstage. As such, it is a relatively safe option to help Wii Fit Trainer get back on stage.

Opponents have to shield or get hit by the ball if they try and edgeguard Wii Fit Trainer, and they also risk getting hit with the meteor smashing headbutt if they try and interrupt the move. In addition to stalling and giving Wii Fit Trainer a boost in height once activated, it is also a fantastic edge-guard breaking tool as the angle the ball flies is perfect for hitting a grounded opponent while offstage. While being an awkward projectile to use on the ground at point blank range, Header is a useful tool at mid and long ranges, the edge, and especially offstage. During this time, it can be hit by Wii Fit Trainer or an opponent to send it flying in various directions, acting like the Soccer Ball item albeit with less power. The ball will fall to the ground and bounce once or twice before disappearing. Wii Fit Trainer can cancel Header before hitting the ball, causing them to fall into their helpless state. The headbutt also serves as a strong meteor smash with a large hitbox. This results in both heavy damage and shield damage. If the opponent is directly in front of Wii Fit Trainer when the ball is being headbutted, they will be hit twice: once by the headbutt, which causes 15% damage with a clean hit and 10% with a late hit in both games, and the second time by the ball. In Ultimate, the ball's damage fluctuates from ~8.8% to ~12.3%, although it still seems to get weaker after it bounces. Once the ball has bounced, contact with it will deal 6% damage. In Smash 4, the ball deals 7% damage if it directly hits the opponent before touching the ground. In Ultimate, Header's angle range was greatly increased, the ball was made significantly larger, and its physics were altered to make it much heavier.

The ball can be hit early by pressing the button again, which changes the angle it is hit at.

Wii Fit Trainer jumps up and headbutts a green soccer ball, making the ball travel on an angled trajectory downward.