Smash4 Jiggs Primer

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=Jigglypuff: A Primer     =     				ver. 10
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Table of Contents:
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Summary.............................................[SUM]
Moveset.............................................[MOV]
Moveset Analysis....................................[ANA]
Custom Moves........................................[CUS]
Rest KO %s..........................................[RKO]
Additional Techniques...............................[TEC]
Matchups............................................[MAT]
Stage Analysis......................................[STG]

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|           Summary             |						[SUM]
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Jiggs is a character that excels at bait/punish play, partially due to its moves being
unsafe/punishable when blocked, and because its positioning in the air and ground allow Jiggs to
be in a prime position to punish unconnected moves. This means that many matchups require
Jiggs to be played patiently. Despite this, Jiggs is very rewarding character to play, whether
it's chaining aerials, getting gimps offstage, or landing that Rest. Jiggs has good damage
grabs, a great air game, and the best high risk high reward kill move. These factors and the way
its aerials chain into each other allow Jiggs to be very aggressive in many matchups, and can do
amazing things when given momentum, often literally taking the opposing character to the side blast zone.
Remember to mix it up. Trying to constantly fish for a Rest at low and high percents will make Jiggs
very predictable, same goes for only ever trying to approach with aerials, as each individual
component of its moveset is limited and predictable if spammed.

==Pros:
-Rest
-Strong aerial game
-floatiness allows it to escape some combos/multihits
-buffed kill moves in bair, rollout, rest
-hard for many characters to deal with due to aerial positioning
-gimps well
-smooth aerial play, esp. with an aerial attack out (better controls)
-all of its non-jab moves do ~10% per hit
-Rest combos at low percent, flower usually builds damage into Rest KO%
-Sing now viable
-Nair/fair beats out almost all of the weak projectiles
-taxi service to side blast zone with aerial strings
-high damaging moves means it'll clash/clank with many moves

==Cons:
-feet don't have much range in comparison to other disjoints/swords/claws/magic
-most everything is unsafe on shield
-vulnerable to counters with decent power lingering hitboxes, no disjoints, and light weight
-lightest character in the game, dies early
-struggles with super fast characters
-struggles with characters that outrange its feet period
-Rest is unsafe against certain characters if it doesn't star KO (random chance)
-instantly dies when shield is broken in a game where shield breakers are buffed and new ones added
-remaining in the air leaves Jiggs with fewer defensive options due to lack of directional dodge and shield

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|           Move Set            |						[MOV]
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Move		  	Damage		Frames (active hitbox)^
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Jab1            	: 3% 			5-6			//sync
Jab2	        	: 3% 			5-6			//sync
Dash attack     	: 12% 			5-9
Dash (sourspot)		: 8% 			10-21
Ledge attack		: 6%
Getup attack		: 7%

Ftilt           	: 10% 			7-10			//sync
Dtilt           	: 10% 			10-12			//sync
Utilt           	: 9% 			9-15			//sync

Fsmash, charged 	: 15% , 21% 		16-19			//sync
Fsmash, charged (sour)	: 12% , 16%		20-24
Dsmash, charged 	: 11% , 15.33%		14-15			//sync
Usmash, charged 	: 14% , 19% 		16-20			//sync
Usmash, charged (sour)	: 12% , 16.75%		//sourspot in front/towards the end, same frames

Grab						6-7			//sync
Dash Grab					8-9			//sync
Pivot Grab					9-10			//sync
Grab pummel     	: 3.10%			10-11			//sync
Fthrow          	: 10%
Dthrow          	: 4% + 6% = 10%
Uthrow          	: 10%
Bthrow          	: 10%

Nair (strong hit)  	: 11%			6-7			//sync
Nair (weak hit)		: 6%			8-31
Fair (strong hit)  	: 9%			8-9			//sync
Fair (weak hit)		: 6%			10-21
Dair            	: 1.5%			7-8, 10-11, 13-14	//sync
Dair (final hit)	: 2%			16-17
Uair            	: 9%			9-22
Bair            	: 13% 			12-14

Rollout         	: 7%-14%
Pound           	: 11%			13-29 		//25E
Rest            	: 20%			2-4		//272	//sync
Rest!flower     	: 36%, (56% total)

>>Landing lag frames
Nair            	: 15
Fair            	: 15
Bair            	: 18
Uair            	: 15
Dair            	: 30
Air Dodge       	: 22

*Fresh moves have a 1.05x boost in power in real games
*Jiggs aerial movement control increases when it has an attack hitbox out (practice with nair)
^Frame data may be off by one for the ending frame on //sync marked moves (add 1 to final frame if wrong)

[credit]Humpy Thrashabout @smashboards for frame data derived from Dantarion's data mine of v1.04
@ http://opensa.dantarion.com/s4/mastercore2/index.php?char=purin&mode=view104

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|         Move Analysis         |						[ANA]
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==Jab== //Decent in a pinch, tends to be unsafe depending on matchup
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Decently quick, second hit has deceptive range. It has a ~45 degree trajectory, so it'll often
lift opponents off the ground just the slightest. The landing lag generally allows you to get
into another two hit jab combo if they're close enough or a ftilt. Other characters can beat
your jab by merely jabbing back with faster/better range jabs, so take care on matchups. Can chain
into another jab combo, dash attack, or grab depending on %.

[video]http://a.pomf.se/svdvvc.webm //at 00:009, note the lifting trajectory causing landing lag,
	//allowing Jiggs to string several jabs into a dash attack against characters who do not have
	//fast jabs/nairs in return
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==Dash Attack== //fantastic for punishing rolls and can KO
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It has good damage and horizontal movement for the active hitbox, allowing you to punish many
character's (not all) dodge roll. It has ~35 degree trajectory at mid
percents, and an almost 0 degree trajectory at very low percents. At low percents,
this is incredibly unsafe as the knockback is minimal and will leave you helpless
against their jab/grab. At higher percents, this is a great kill move, especially
at the edge of the stage. Lingering hitbox means it's great to edgeguard and to punish
ledge getup attacks/stands. At mid percents, will chain into itself and is a good option
to get opponents offstage. It has a strong hit with good KO power at high% depending on close
to the ledge you are early into the animation; the sourspot has drastically reduced KO power.

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==Ftilt== //fastest ranged move on the ground
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It has decent range, allowing you to follow up a jab combo at lower percents for good damage.
It has ~30 degree trajectory, putting them in a favorable position to chase in the air from
low-mid percents and up. Can be angled up/straight/down.
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==Dtilt== //longest ranged tilt with good trajectory
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Your ground tilt with the longest range. It has a ~10 degree trajectory and decent knockback,
allowing it to be very effective in keeping things away. It's a good move
and sets up opponents favorably offstage, but there aren't any set situations for which
to set it up.
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==Utilt== //strong vertical knockback and can KO, at low% can chain into Rest
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The hitbox extends slightly in front on you; if you can overlap your face into their hitbox,
it'll likely hit. This move hits up to about half a Jiggs body length behind you with strong
vertical knockback (~90 degrees), and can KO at high percents. Jigg's poor vertical jumps
means it can rarely follow up, but you can use it as an opportunity to juggle as they come
down. At low%, you can utilt into a short hop Rest, this is confirmed to be a true combo by
the game. This move actually kills earlier than Usmash will and is so much more disjointed than
usmash is. Don't underestimate this move.

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==Fsmash== //strong KO move with starting and ending lag
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This move has deceptive range in that you think it'll have more range that it actually has.
This is a strong move (highest damage short of Rest), and is one you want to learn to space to
punish rolls and landing lag when you can, as it has notable starting and ending lag where
there is no hitbox active. Landing a kill move of this strength will get you miles ahead of
the match. Spacing yourself to avoid an incoming fair and fsmashing their landing lag is a good
way to land it, partially matchup dependent. You can use this to 'contest' spot dodges in a
weird case where the startup lag is beneficial. Your best smash attack. It has a sweetspot with
more damage and knockback at the start of the animation, and a sourspot at the end with greatly
reduced damage and knockback.
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==Dsmash== //strongest horizontal knockback to punish poor recoveries
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This move has strong knockback and has a 0/1% trajectory, a rare and valuable quality. This is
ideally used against characters with poor horizontal recovery (where it can snag you a gimp
with zero offstage work), and can be used to punish dodge rolls (but be aware of its
comparatively short range). A great tool in Jigg's aresenal. This move is your best punishing move against
characters who like to cling to the ledge while not having invincibility, as the straight horizontal
knockback will make it extremely difficult for most all of the cast to recovery, and its ability to hit
slightly below the ledge/hit ledge hanging targets while you're on stage. This is a great move to charge
and release against characters whose recoveries tend to overshoot the ledge (assuming they don't have
armor like Charizard/Ike), as you always win this trade. Charging this is akin to a fourth taunt.
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==Usmash== //decent KO move that's safer but harder to hit
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This is a decent vertical KO move with a 90 degree trajectory. Can be done out of a dash,
giving it more opportunities to see use compared to other smashes; however, the small range
means it's harder to land in conjunction with Jigg's slow run speed. This is hard to land, but
a great move to use to punish overshot recoveries and other moves that leave characters
helpless falling down to the stage due to its immediately high payoff because it's relatively
quick and has only little lag. Probably the least powerful of your smashes in getting KOs, but
second most reliability in landing. This move has a sweetspot during the start when Jiggs swings its
head back and up, and a sourspot at the end of animation, when Jiggs swings its head forward which has
greatly reduced kill power.

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==Pummel== //everyone should use this more often
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Jiggs has great grabs for racking damage and has an nice, strong pummel; this is only
magnified with how safe shields are in Smash4. Always try to work them in when you can.
There's nothing to hate about racking good damage and refreshing your stale moves.
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==Fthrow== //Decent when used to get them offstage, but bad trajectory
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All of Jiggs throws do a good 10% damage, so feel free to mix them up if you aren't planning a
follow up. Fthrow has a 45 degree trajectory. This is decent to throw them offstage when you
can, but Jiggs can't follow up on this due to poor horizontal movement and poorer vertical
movement after its second jump. Use to throw offstage or to keep your other throws at a
fresh-ish 10 to maximize damage.
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==Dthrow== //Okay vertical throw
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This has a ~75 degree trajectory and is another throw that Jiggs can't follow, but can lead to
juggling on the way down. Use this to keep things fresh.
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==Uthrow== //Okay vertical throw
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This has 90 degree trajectory and is the closest thing Jiggs has to a 'killing' throw, but
only at percents ~250%+. Use it to vary things up and to punish characters with poor downward
aerials as you chase/juggle them on their way down.
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==Bthrow== //Best throw, love it
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This is your best throw. It has decent knockback at ~37 degree angle behind you. This is the
best move to get characters off stage for a gimp. This throw also has the lowest angled
trajectory, meaning it's the best move to give you a chance of following up. If you don't
think you can really follow up due to stage positioning, consider using another throw to keep
this one fresh and prevent them from getting used to vectoring this correctly.

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==Nair== //Your best aerial, and your best friend
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If Jigglypuff is a chess simulation, Nair is the King, a jack of all trades with all the right features
to make it the most valuable aerial you have. It has good damage (not best), good knockback (not best),
the about tied for the longest lingering hitbox with Pound, and is the only move in your kit that
actively sets up for follow ups aside weak hit fair(no true combos). It has the Sakurai Angle
trajectory (horizontal at low percents, diagonal at higher to prevent landing lag abuse at low
%s), but settles ~37 at mid percents and up. This is the best move to gimp with due to
lingering hitbox. This is a sex kick: this has a 'strong hit' hitbox when it first comes out,
then a lingering 'weak hit' hitbox after that. It's a strong kill move option offstage with
the strong hit, it's a great follow up starter with the weak hit on and off the stage. This
move combos better the more stale it is, and gimps/kos offstage better the fresher it is. This
move has weird priority/hitbox which stems from nair actually making Jiggs hurtbox smaller, while having
decently disjointed hitbox all around it (greatest hitbox/hurtbox ratio). Learn to short hop your nairs to
approach (not safe on shield), and to fast fall this from second jump height and up. You can
use this to force characters to use their recovery moves earlier than they mean to when used
to chase offstage due to how long it lingers and its good trajectory. Nair is king because it
is your most valuable aerial. Learn to short hop it, learn to full hop it to hit the top of a shield
and land behind an opponent, learn to chain weak hit nairs into fair/nair/Rest!, learn to gimp with nair,
etc. The hitbox is basically 90% of Jigg's body, starting at Jigg's feet. King for being so versatile
despite losing out to most all other moves in each category, king for being the most valuable move you have.
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==Fair== //Longest forward ranged aerial with minor sex kick effect
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This is your fastest aerial with the longest reach. This has good power and okay knockback,
and is your third strongest offstage killer (with a hitbox that lasts longer than bair). This
is a weirdly good move to punish charging smashes that don't have superarmor due to how its
speed and range, often beating out their reaction time in releasing their smash. The weak hit
isn't as good as setting up follow ups as nair is onstage, but is decent in its own right. The
semi-low knockback can be used to set up chains of aerials offstage between nair and fair.
This requires practice, knowing when to preemptively add an extra jump, which move to use,
where to place yourself, and reading how your opponent moves/jumps/etc. Learn to balance both
fair/nair, as they can both serve to create follow ups at various percents and staleness.
Perfectly spaced tips the retreating can be safe against shields on non-fast runners, and is your best
spacing move in many matchups with characters with disjoints. Learn to short hop/full hop fairs into
a retreat so you land/jump away from their grab range.
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==Dair== //Multihits, can shield poke, rarely spikes, immense landing lag
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This is a multihit move that does 2%/1% for most hits and a stronger final hit at the end. The
final hit has a bigger hitbox and knocks them up. This move can shield poke if you decend on
their shield and they either let up too early or it pokes their feet with the hitbox. This
move has a weak spike effect on most of the hits before the final strong hit, meaning you'd
have to hit them and then move out before the final hit, meaning this will rarely happen with
the new multihit mechanics in Smash4, but is a possiblity. The final hit has a deceptive
hitbox, and will often hit when neither of you expect it to. It's a great move to punish dodge
rolls due to its lingering hitbox, and the final hit knocking them up for a follow up aerial.
Don't try to approach with it while in grab range, it's unsafe on shield, and unsafe if you
land during the move due to high landing frames. When using this from any jump beyond the first,
learn to fast fall these in order to hit the opponent.
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==Uair== //It exists, and chains into rest at low%
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This has 90 degree trajectory with decent knockback. At low percents, you can short hop a uair
into a short hop Rest, putting you at a 56% lead near the start of the match if you pull it
off. It can sort of juggle at mid percents, and can poke at high. The hitbox starts behind you
and move forward. It's the only move that has a hitbox above you in the air, so will never truly
be useless. Hitbox lingers a decent amount for juggling.  The hitbox size is about half of Jigg's
body above it, actually making it one of Jiggs' most disjointed aerials. Best move to punish the jump
option against opponents on the ledge.
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==Bair== //Your most reliable kill move
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This is an incredibly strong move, able to kill near the side of the stage relatively early,
and especially off stage. This has a ~37 degree trajectory. This move has the shortest
duration, so requires precision. Try not to use this too much at low percents, as its power
fresh as a kill move with relatively no drawback is unparalleled in Jigg's moveset; don't use
this like melee/brawl Jiggs did as a spacing tool, this move has been repurposed. This move has
a sweetspot closer to Jigg's body, and is sour/weaker at the tip; this only applies to knockback
as the damage is the same throughout. A pretty good option to punish the jump from ledge grabbing along
with uair. The sweetspot is about 79% more base knockback (credit: ZHMT @ Smashboards), making sweetspot
bair basically one of the strongest moves in your moveset. Learn to space it so you hit close to your body
and not the tip when you want to go for the kill (but don't be predictable, if you constantly approach
your opponent backwards, it's not hard to see what you're trying to do). Don't forget you can Reverse
Aerial Rush (RAR) this move to aid in KOing (run > reverse direction > jump > bair is now in front).

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==Rollout== //Kills you, kills them
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This move will get you killed with the slightest misinput. However, this is a strong kill move
that's less punishable than others when used correctly, and so is very valuable. Treat it as
carefully as Rest and it'll do you better than Rest does due to how much more often it's
available to use. This has good knockback at higher percents and has ~30 degree trajectory. It
fully charges really quickly (gold flash ~2second) and is always released first in the
direction you were facing when you started charging. When fully charged, it will roll for a
length of about ~1.5x the length of FD before freeing you from the roll. Practice so you have
a general idea of when you'll stop (you can estimate it to land near your enemy, who will
react slower than you can plan a grab/ftilt/etc if you are self-aware of Rollout). You can
release this before it's fully charged after a certain point and it will still do decent
knockback. This is a nice move to punish charging smashes, landing lag, whiffed recoveries,
etc. Very punishable, but it has uses and isn't always terrible. If you toggle this back and forth
while passing through an opponent's shield, this will shield break; this is really only possible with
lag allowing you to input so many back and forth movements. This move can bypass some counters like
Marth/Lucina/Shulk's depending on positioning and speed.
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==Pound== //lingering hitbox and semi-halted movement makes it a good tool for mixups
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It has decent priority, a deceptively lingering hitbox (lasts as long as its hand is out), can
still be slightly angled up and down (not enough to boost recovery as in Brawl). There is no
significant difference between a grounded and aerial pound, which makes it less useful; it
isn't safe on shield, despite being able to 2hit into a shield-break, so its shield eating
properties aren't that great given how fast shields recharge. Hitbox only exists on its hands,
so is generally inferior to nair, which has a hitbox that extends into Jigg's body. It has ~80
trajectory. This move's lingering hit allows you to mixup your timings, allowing you to punish
opponents who try to rush in and punish your ending/landing lag. Practice mixing this up against
aggressive opponents. This move does 64% of a full shield (Shields have 50HP), allowing you to 2-hit
shieldbreak, but due to how fast shield regen in this game, it's difficult unless you chain Pound >
Rest into each other. The shieldbreak stun lasts long enough for you to get a Rest in. The high
damage makes this a great move to clash/clank with many, many moves.
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==Rest== //The reason why you main Jiggs
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This is the definition of high risk, high reward. Greatly buffed from Brawl (but slightly
nerfed from Melee), this move has a hitbox only a little smaller than Jigg's body, meaning you
want to overlap to guarantee the hit. The vertical knockback is ideal as it seems it's faster
to kill off the top than the sides. You stay asleep for ~5 seconds before you can act again.
This kills stupidly early, learn the %s where this is applicable to the cast to maximize kill
speed. At 0%/really low%, you can chain utilt/uair into a short hop Rest, and at other times
can be set up with hard reads, crouch into shorthop Rest, Sing setups, can be used out of
shield to punish attacks on shield at Rest KO % for immediate kills, and is a game changing
punishing tool on dodge rolls and ledge getup choices. The flower adds up an amazing amount of
damage, but has this tendency to sometimes fall off if the target is blast off the screen, but
not past the blast zone. This means Rest is maximized early in the match and at kill%. The hitbox comes
out on frame 1-2 (testing needed for exact), and leaves you with a slight period of invincibility after
the hitbox comes out (about as long as it takes for Jiggs to close its eyes and stop glowing).

[video]http://a.pomf.se/hmvfph.webm
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==Sing== //A great setup for Rest/smashes at high%s, but still risky
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Sing has three pulsing hitboxes with a bit of starting lag; you can test this by singing lvl 9
CPUs, who will shield all three hitboxes. The sleep duration is proportional to knockback and
likely can stale. Sleep duration is based on two things: % (determines max time), button
mashing (how early they can get out). Against a person who doesn't mash much, you can Sleep
them ~65% and still move before they wake; ~90% for those with decent mashing skills, ~110%+
for lvl9 CPUs and the most dedicated of mashers. Sing becomes a fantastic setup for a
guaranteed kill at high percents, making it a high risk, very high reward move. Can be ledge
cancelled for a safer way to possibly land the sleep. You can only put grounded opponents to sleep, and
Sing's hitboxes will trigger counter, so remember the situations in which you can't use it.

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|         Custom Moves          |						[CUS]
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I'm basing the usefulness of these moves for standard competitive/For Glory play (whether that's
1v1, teams, or FFAs, all are considered). You'll find that most of these custom options aren't really
that good, but you still have a semblance of choice. Certain moves do much better in multiplayer games
(Relentless Rollout does better in Team Attack: ON; Raging/standard does much better in Team AttacK:
OFF; etc), and certain customs are much better in Smash Run (Leaping Rest acts as as third jump and
the two hitboxes (initial and jumping) means it's a better move than standard Rest against the Smash
Run ensemble. Please keep this in mind as you read my opinions on these moves.

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==Rollout==
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==Custom2: Relentless Rollout==
This move is decent, allowing you to move past opponents on hit rather than getting stuck in the
bouncing hit lag of the regular Rollout. It can be used like Sonic's dash attack in allowing you to
not be punished on shield and lets you do decent damage in multiplayer games. Personally, I find the
weakened damage and near non-existant knockback to be a major change from the way I use Rollout as
a punish with KO potential, but it isn't a terrible option to consider. Remember that this move will not
clash or clank like the old Rollout will due to its very low damage.
==Custom3: Raging Roll==
Boosted damage and knockback, but you can't turn. This would be a strong punishing move if it didn't
also increase the charge time. The inability to turn actually reduces potential damage, as you often
find yourself hitting on the return path when using Rollout, and cycling back and forth between a
shielded opponent can lead to a shield break. I'd personally pass on this as well. This could be a
decent move in multiplayer, but haven't been able to test it there.

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==Pound==
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==Custom2: Sideways Pound==
This move has reduced horizontal momentum in exchange for horizontal knockback. This would be a
great move for gimping and setting up offstage play, but it seems the knockback is mostly fixed with
a terribly scaling growth. You won't ever kill with it, nor will it knock them off significantly
offstage should you use in on the ledge. This and the reduced horiztonal momentum makes this a pass
for me.
==Custom3: Pound Blitz==
This is an interesting move. You get slightly more horizontal momentum, Pound becomes a multihit move, and
you lose its shield damaging properties as payment. This is a decent alternative to Pound and is a
great move for shield poking and punishing greedy shield grabs. In a tactical perspective, you lose
the ability to really punish aggressive play with the old Pound's deceptively lingering hitbox, but
this move is decent it its own right. Has largely vertical knockback (~90 degree). It loses most of its
priority due to the lower damage hitboxes, so please keep in mind this move no longer clashes/beats moves
it used to due to low damage.

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==Sing==
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==Custom2: Hyper Voice==
So, in past iterations, this would have been the go-to custom. This has a larger hitbox, does damage,
and can be ledge cancelled to get one burst off before regrabbing the ledge. However, Sing is very
useful in Smash4, and is the best punishing move at high%s that Jiggs has in For Glory and in any
situation where there is in-game lag/latency (which makes landing Rest infinitely harder). Despite
being able to hit airborne opponents, you can still be punished on hit, and offers so little to make
up for the amazing punishing tool regular Sing is. Avoid.
==Custom3: Spinphony==
The worst custom for possibly any character, and definitely for Jiggs. It does even less damage than
Hyper Voice, and turns your opponent away. It has a larger hitbox, but it's slow and laggy, making it
unable to be normally ledge-cancelled (must drop and double jump to get one hitbox out). Despite
the potential to be used like Mario's cape for recovering opponents, this can only happen with the first
hit* as the second hit's 1% damage will give them their upB back. If you use this move without ledge
cancelling, you cannot stop the long animation and will die offstage even if you use it at near max height.
Don't use this move.
*It's possible that hte first hit does .5% damage, making this a move with literally zero uses.

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==Rest==
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==Custom2: Leaping Rest==
This is a sidegrade that's also mostly a downgrade. This moves has two hitboxes and shoots you up
a significant amount. It keeps the original Rest hitbox that gives you a flower with reduced damage,
knockback, and flower duration (it'll kill Mario ~120% from center stage). What it adds is a leap which
goes about 4-5 jumps in height and has an additional hitbox as Jiggs goes up. Assuming you use Leaping
Rest on the ground and hit them near the top of its height, it will KO Mario around 100%. This would make
this move a decent move (though a downgrade from standard Rest). What this move has over standard Rest
is that it can be comboed into. Around ~100 Pound Blitz will combo directly into Leaping Rest KO, and 85%
Uthrow will combo into Leaping Rest KO after a short hop (which honestly makes it more likely to land since
you can follow their vectoring, but harder to aim since it isn't a direct combo), and at 90% utilt will chain
immediately into Leaping Rest KO (all tested on Mario with little vectoring). This does leave you vulnerable
in sleep for about as long as regular Rest is, so is just as dangerous when whiffed. It has less KO potential
than standard, so will always be inferior given that the risk is exactly the same. However, it does offer
a unique move that allows Jiggs to attack opponents above it in a way that no other move does and it has
combos/chains into Leaping Rest, making it not a terrible move, just really bad in comparison. I'd definitely
recommend trying it out just to see what it's like, despite vectoring turning most of the combos into chains
and read dependent.
==Custom3: Wakie Wakie==
So, this sounds awesome until you realize that the explosion costs Jiggs the regular Rest's near
instantaneous hitbox. The explosion is about double Jigg's normal body radius and is Jiggs most
disjointed option aside from Spinphony. It isn't absolutely terrible, since you can technically combo
this off of Sing and has a large disjoint for multiplayer games, but it simply cannot compete with
what Rest can do (beats it in damage, KO power, and utility in getting out of mulithits). This does
have a windbox that pushes opponents away.

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==Personal Recommendations==
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The only real choice Jiggs has in customs is deciding between Pound/Pound Blitz.
Sing has completely inferior options, and Rest is incomparable (though Leaping Rest is more of a
playstyle shift than anything else, despite losing out overall). Relentless Rollout isn't terrible,
but I feel you just get more out of the standard Rollout; this I leave to personal preference.
Pound Blitz is a really nice mulithit (esp. with the way Smash4 improved multihit reliability),
but regular Pound can get you that possible shield break and linger hitbox hit.

Rollout	: Standard (Relentless optional, but not advised for 1v1s)
Pound	: Standard (Blitz optional, but know its limitations)
Sing	: Standard
Rest	: Standard

For Smash Run, I prefer:
Rollout	: Relentless (going through is always better than being stopped)
Pound	: Blitz (personal preference, multihit is nice, Standard is just as good)
Sing	: Standard (you won't be using this except in possibly the final match, thus standard)
Rest	: Leaping or Standard (Leaping is a third jump, but all leave you vulernable so I avoid
	  using it during an actual run except in the final match).
//Smash Run is wholely dependent on playstyle, though, so choose whatever you like best

=========================================
.------------------------------------------------------------------------.
| Rest Kill %s (Tested in training mode FD; no Vector, minimal/zero DI*) |	[RKO]
.------------------------------------------------------------------------.
[Character] 	     [Kill%] 	[WiiU KO%]	[Sing>walk>Rest exceptions]#
===============================================================
Jigglypuff      	43         38
Game&Watch      	46
Kirby           	49              	Unable
Rosalina        	50
Olimar          	52              	Partial
Pikachu         	52
Sheik           	52         47   	Partial
Fox             	53
Palutena        	53              	Partial
Peach           	53              	Partial
Zelda           	53              	Partial
Greninja        	54
Metaknight      	54
Zero Suit Samus 	54
Falco           	55
Toon Link       	55
Wii Fit Trainer 	55              	Partial
Luigi           	56              	Partial
Ness            	56
Sonic           	57
Pacman          	58
Villager        	58
Dark Pit        	59              	Partial
Pit             	59              	Partial
Robin           	59              	Unable
Yoshi           	59
Dr. Mario       	60              	Partial
Little Mac      	60
Lucina          	60
Mario           	60          54		Partial
Marth           	60
Diddy Kong      	60
Bowser Jr^      	61
Samus           	61
Charizard       	62
Duck Hunt       	62
Link            	63
Lucario         	63
ROB             	63
Shulk"          	63	    56
Ganondorf       	64
Wario           	64
Captain Falcon  	66
Clown Car^      	66
Bowser          	66	    60
Ike             	66
Megaman         	66
Donkey Kong     	71
DDD             	78          71      	Unable

//WiiU versions KO about 6% faster

*unlikely, but possible variance of +/- 1%
**Fast fall-ness and floatiness affect Rest KOs, fast falling good, floaty bad
***Mii fighters untested
#Partial: requires walking into hitbox into immediate rest while maximum overlap
#Unable: cannot Sing > walk into Rest, must short hop or dodge roll to Rest.
^Bowser Jr and Clowncar have separate hitboxes with different knockback properties
"Monado arts untested due to limits of Training Mode

========
==Rage==
========
Rest is affected by Rage, shifting these KO%s further down in your favor the more
you get damaged.

Ex. On the WiiU: Jiggs at 150% KOs Mario with Rest at 29%

[credit] ZHMT @smashboards for WiiU %s

==========================
.-----------------------------.
|    Additional Techniques    |							[TEC]
.-----------------------------.

=========================
==Sing Ledge Cancelling==
=========================
While hanging on the ledge, you can drop down, jump, Sing, and grab the ledge on the way down
to punish those who are standing at the ledge.

[Video] http://youtu.be/4eYXJnfnk0k?t=1m10s

=================================
==Ledge Shield into Rest Punish==
=================================
When the opponent is at the ledge, you can go to the edge and shield. Between the four options
(jump/drop, attack, stand, roll), you can punish attack and stand into a Rest.

[video]http://a.pomf.se/sjkcex.webm

=========================
==Crouch to Rest Punish==
=========================
Jigglypuff's uniquely short crouch allows it to avoid many grabs/smashes/projectiles after
dropping shield next to a character, allowing you to quickly jump and Rest in response. This
is best explained by the following video:

[video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y30q6kw2qPw

On a related note, you can use Rest out of shield to nab KOs, considering how often you find
yourself shielding near your opponent.

===============
==Camera Gimp==
===============
When the opponent is knocked offstage and offscreen, try chasing the opponent as close as you can.
This causes the camera to zoom into the two of you, and reduces visibility of the stage. This
isn't a problem for Jiggs, who only needs a jump or two to get back on stage. Against non Jiggs
players, however, this can easily cause them to misjudge the distance to the stage in between
avoiding getting gimped by Jiggs. This will cause many opponents to either upB too early or
to late, and all of those are favorable outcomes for Jiggs.

========================
==Rest Cancelled Moves==
========================
For some characters with multihit jabs that use their arms, you can mash Rest and get the Rest off
in between their jabs due to the hitbox coming out on frame 2 (assuming similar to Brawl). The
timing is pretty strict, given online latency, so mash as fast as you can to get it off during open
windows of opportunity. This is a good option to punish/shut down several character's jabs.

This is confirmed for several characters, and needs more testing on others.

	Character		Move
	----------------------------------------------------------------
	Luigi			DownB (sometimes at end before last hit)
	Fox			Jab (yes, during transition from jab to kicks)
	Falco			Jab (yes, during transition from jab to kicks)
	Robin			Jab (yes, between first and second hit if vectoring downwards)
	Sheik			Jab (yes, during transition between jab to rapid jabs)
	Diddy			Jab (yes, during transition into rapid tail attacks)
	Samus			Jab (yes, between hits)
	DK 			Jab (yes, between hits)
	Dr. Mario		DownB (yes, at the end before the last hit)
	Little Mac		jab (yes, during transition from multihit to last strong hit)
	Bowser			upB (see video)

[video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PPL5pm7Jd4s //Bowser: Resting out of his upB

[Credit] Krynxe @ Smashboards for most character specific tests

======================================
==Sing into Rest/fully charged smash==
======================================
Sing is a useful skill this time around. You can use Sing at around 80% if they mash decently,
60% if they don't really mash, and 110%+ if you're a CPU and get a guaranteed Rest off on
them. Despite the risk, it's safer than a blind Rest since there is a semi-dangerous hitbox
around you that can be used to punish rolls/predictions/etc.

If they are put to sleep by the outer edge of the sleep hitbox and are at ~90-110% against a
fast masher, you may only be able to get a ftilt off, which is still 10% damage. Sing
automatically orients their sleep pose to be 'facing you' regardless of where they look when
they get hit by the hitbox.

For all other characters, you can simply walk into them and Rest.

Exceptions:
A few characters have wonky sleeping poses/hitboxes and require you to be moving/pushing them
into their hitbox before you can pull it off, these characters are:
        [Mario, Dr. Mario, Luigi, Peach, Sheik, Zelda, Palutena, Olimar, WFT, Duck Hunt, D./Pit]

Definitely practice landing Rest on these characters.

There are three characters in which you CANNOT Sing into Rest by walking. These characters
are:
        [Robin, Kirby, and DDD]

All of them have a wonky sleep pose/hitbox that prevents you from landing Rest even if you do
it while overlapping as much as possible.
On these characters, you can only Rest if you dodge roll behind Robin/DDD and walk Rest from
the back or (on all of them) you can also attempt to short hop Rest into them.

Kirby is the hardest character to Sing-Rest into due to his abnormally small sleeping pose
(you'll likely whiff the short hop Rest in a real match). In this case, it may be better to
land a usmash or a fsmash.

If you are behind/cannot risk not getting a star KO to risk being revenged, you can always
Sing into fsmash/usmash.

[video]http://a.pomf.se/nywlnw.webm
[video]http://a.pomf.se/bluujw.webm //failure due to hard to rest hitbox
[video]http://a.pomf.se/nqnija.webm //success because you're not forced to only Rest
[video]http://a.pomf.se/rxmynf.webm //sing into Fsmash, used to punish landing lag

========================
==Sing Stopped Attacks==
========================
You can actually use Sing to cancel/beat out many attacks (mostly those with horizontal momentum).
This includes moves like Pit's SideB, the spacies sideB, Pikachu's Quick Attack, Charizard's Flare
Blitz, Yoshi's egg spin, Pacman's sideB, Sonic's spin dash, Ness' PKT2, Ganon's sideB and downB, etc.
You need to take care when using Sing as such, as it has 3 pulsing hitboxes. This move is highly
timing and spacing dependent in landing, and you will be hit by the move 7.5 times out of 10.

This is still ultimately a gimmick, but a funny and rewarding one at that. Please remember that Sing
only works on grounded opponents.

Definitely check out the video get get an idea of this in motion.

[video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AeAGbTmqzVU

=============================
==Rollout into Shield Break==
=============================
While it's still not sure what causes it or how to replicate it, sometimes Rollout with cause a
shield break by hitting multiple times as it passes through an opponent's shield. This requires you
to move back and forth several times (creating a hitbox for Rollout at each turn) as you pass through
a shield, meaning this is very difficult and improbable in a lagless setting, but easier to do in
online For Glory where the latency is on your side.
Watch the video for much needed visuals (again, this is still unproven to be easily replicable):

[video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Awga9WDuf-Q

=====================
==Knockdown Juggles==
=====================
You've likely noticed by now that sometimes when attacking a grounded target with nair/fair, they
will fall down, leading into a follow up nair/fair or dash attack. This only happens at low-mid to
mid% and up, when your sakurai trajectory moves shift to be above horizontal, knocking the opponent
up and back; it also depends on whether you use sweetspot/sourspot nair/fair. This is also
harder/requires more% on heavier/wider characters. Keep this trait in mind, that you cannot
juggle/chase at low%. You should get a feel for when you  can start your aerial juggle/chase depending
on matchups. This should hopefully prevent overcommiting and getting punished in the early game,
where Jiggs is most vulnerable.

When you see your opponent get knocked down, you can do the following follow ups depending on what
you predict your opponent will do (aka, the juggle flowchart)(this is not unlike the Ganon sideB
chain/reads):

==Opponent falls down (starting position):
	-opponent stands: jump into nair, this often resets into the starting position
	-opponent rolls away: followup with nair/fair or dash attack, usually resets into starting
		position or sets up for another nair/fair if hit offstage.
	-opponent rolls forward: hold position jump into nair, might need slight leaning back into
		the air with nair out depending on how far the character rolls. Often leads
		back into the starting position, but in reverse. Bair is too slow and will often
		whiff, use nair instead.
	-Jiggs is grounded: Dash attack, or jump into nair if opponent stands/rolls forward. You
		can follow the dash attack with an aerial depending on vector/launch distance. If
		Jiggs is grounded and the opponent rolls away, you'll likely only get them with the
		weak end of the dash attack, or perhaps a fair tip if you're lucky. This is the most
		dangerous position to chase (jiggs grounded + rolled away), since the opponent
		will have time to jab/counter attack back before Jiggs get there in time.

-All of these are opportunities to get in a Rest if you predict their recovery path!

*The knockdowns can be teched, and are not guaranteed against people who are good and know the
matchup. However, you can still get in one or two on all but the most quick reactors, and build up a
chain enough to get them to Rest KO% or gimp position off-stage against the For Glory crowd due to
latency and matchup inexperience.


==========================
.-----------------------------.
|        Matchup Tips         |  //Under construction				[MAT]
.-----------------------------.

Many of these are merely personal opinion, and this section is under a permanent 'under
construction' notice. This is limited by my own exposure to certain matchups and shared experiences
with other Jiggs mains. Take these things with a grain of salt.

Jiggs can be played in varying degrees of aggressiveness and passivity, aerial play and grounded
play, etc. With such drastic changes in playstyle, I feel that Jiggs has the tools to approach most
matchups with enough experience. Though there are several definitively poor matchups against Jiggs,
none of them are so bad that they cannot eventually be overcome. There are no unwinnable matchups
for Jiggs, no 80-20s, and I'm doubting 70-30s, just a few where it may simply be better to have a
secondary/pocket to ease the odds into your favor.

Jiggs is tournament viable, and actually has a good matchup against many of the predicted high tier
cast. Not every Jiggs main shares my opinion on certain matchups, and some state a good matchup
where I think it's poor for Jiggs. Play around what Jiggs can do, and understand what your opponent
can do, and it'll likely end up as very viable, if not in Jigg's favor.


To do list: Falco, Kirby, Samus, Wario, WFT, Zelda
To do list: revise, revise, revise.

=================
====VS Bowser==== Rest KO%: 66
=================
Bowser has disjointed range, is heavy, can shield break, and has superarmor. This is not in your
favor. Jiggs is on the defensive this matchup; avoid trading hits, never shield the downB. The
neutral position is bad for Jiggs, so try to stay as close as you can while being outside his
hitbox's range. You can do well against an offensive Bowser, but a defensive Bowser is really hard
to approach with his upB out of shield, fire breath, and sideB shield punishes.

==Bowser pros:
-His fair beats out Jigg's fair/nair, and fair/bair/uair kills Jiggs early enough in the appropriate
half of the stage.
-Bowser's jabs, f/dtilt, and smashes all beat yours. Smashes have super armor and can't be
contested when released.
-His upB is a really great option against Jiggs and can be done out of shield.
-Shielding his downB is an instant death due to its shieldbreaking properties, and can be done out
of shield since the first rising hit leads to the falling second hit.
-Due to Bowser's superior kill power, trading hits in ill advised in this matchup. UpB will beat out
all of Jigg's aerial options and suck them in for the rest of the animation.
-Bowser is not safe to Rest. If you miss the star KO, you are dead from a fully charged fsmash. This
is made worse because Bowser is heavy and harder to kill otherwise.
-SideB is a great punish for heavily shielding Jiggs, or for getting bowsercides offstage.
==Jiggs pros:
-Bowser has a large hitbox, this means Bowser is easier to hit with all of your moves (including the
riskier Rest).
-Same hitbox leads to easier aerial juggles if you're able to get in.
-Bowser is not hard to gimp (despite not always being able), though this has a learning curve. If
you trade hits, jump and use your aerial, since Bowser will risk missing the ledge and landing on
the stage rather than fall and risk being KOed. Aim to get your hit in before the upB comes out, or
wait until upB is almost over.
-Bowser is easy to punish once you stop trying to contest its moves
-can Rest out of his upB (may or may not require being near a ledge)

[video]http://a.pomf.se/gmannd.webm //gimping greedy Bowser
[video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PPL5pm7Jd4s //Rest out of Bowser's upB

================
==VS Bowser Jr== Rest KO%: 61 (jr's hitbox), 66 (clown car hitbox)
================
Bowser Jr has some interesting mechanics and moves, but Jiggs can play around Bowser Jr pretty
easily, with some interesting crouch options to complement. His sideB can be cancelled into any
aerial, so always be aware of overcommitting as you'll likely eat an aerial punish on whiffed
spacing. Jiggs has to be very careful with overcommitting this matchup, as his upB explosion and sideB
mixups make for really good punishing tools in this matchup.

==Bowser Jr pros:
-good nair/fair/bair for trading hits
-good recovery with sideB>jump>upB access
-good projectiles to control the stage vs non-projectile
-decent weight on the clown car
-hard to gimp if recovering high
==Jiggs pros:
-attacks often hit the head, increasing knockback/minimizing weight difference
-fair/nair tends to trade and comes out faster (where it beats) Jr's aerials
-you can crouch his fsmash into Rest punish
-can avoid most of Jr's kill moves, leading to Rage Jiggs
-Relatively easy gimp, despite Jr's good options. Nair near ledge if you predict the low recovery
upB.

=====================
==VS Captain Falcon== Rest KO%: 66
=====================
Falcon is fast, KOs early with the knee, but can struggle with your aerial offense short of his
uair/bair. Overall pretty fair, though Jiggs absolutely destroys bad Falcons. Good Falcons can
space you out with bair/uair, tilts and jabs, so avoid leaving yourself vulnerable to punishes
when this happens (mindlessly jumping a misspaced fair/nair, you'll only eat a punish). I'd avoid landing
in jab range of Falcon, as his jab comes out fast enough with enough range to hit, despite avoiding grab
spacing. Captain Falcon has a lot of great tools to punish Jiggs who overcommit or whiff, and has the speed
to make sure those moves hit, so up your spacing game for this matchup and learn to vector away from his
grab throws (don't try to contest his follow ups like you can do with others, you'll just continually eat
uairs).

==C.Falcon pros:
-Uair beats Jiggs anything in the air.
-Sweepspot Knee will KO you stupidly early, your jumps actually make your hitbox bigger/easier to
sweetspot.
-Gentleman Jab is good spacing tool and is mostly unpunishable.
-Dair can spike your vulnerable hitbox when not recovering high.
-Can choose to gentlemen jab to avoid Rest punish
-Can reverse Falcon Punch on non-star KO Rests, meaning dangerous to Rest against depending on %
-Raptor Boost kills really early
-Speed means it's hard for Jiggs to punish good Falcons who properly space their moves
-Better overall kill power
-can gimp Jiggs who try to grab the ledge (learn this matchup weakness, and save yourself from a spike)
==Jiggs pros:
-Can remain really safe by staying outside his range in the air
-Can vector/jump out of his uair range, disabling any followup/combos (don't mindlessly try to vector
 back into its moves with a falling nair, because you'll just eat a uair/upB)
-Tall hitbox leads to easier knock-down juggle followups
-multihit jab can be Rested out of (if your hitbox is close to its body, mash jump/away if near the
 hands only)
-Can crouch beneath his Falcon Kick
-Rest punishes on almost all of his B moves
-Easy to gimp due to being limited to horizontal or vertical only recoveries

================
==VS Charizard== Rest KO%: 62
================
Charizard is like a more extreme Bowser against Jiggs, with less strengths balanced out with a lot
less vulnerabilities to Jiggs. Bad Charizards are easily dealt with, but good Charizards can easily
keep Jiggs out. Jiggs is the punisher this matchup, as Charizard is hard to gimp but has a lot of moves
with significant lag.

==Charizard pros:
-heavy means hard to KO and harder to juggle
-Rest is unsafe if you fail to star KO
-super armor on Rock Smash and upB means Charizard has safe trading options; can armor through Rest!
-super armor upB means Charizard can't be gimped
-aerials all outrange Jiggs
-ground moves all outrange Jiggs
-Flamethrower projectile in case to rack up %
-KOs you much faster, meaning trades are always unfavorable
-Flare Blitz is a great punishing tool against Jiggs, who often faces landing lag
==Jiggs pros:
-can punish Charizard's laggy aerials if whiffed
-can punish Charizard's horrendous landing lag on most of its aerials
-nair (when spaced properly) and Sing (if grounded and Sing cancelled) beat out Flare Blitz
-larger hitbox means easier to hit and land moves on (including Rest)
-less punishable moves due to faster recovery and landing lag on moves/aerials in general

==================
==VS King DeDeDe== Rest KO%: 78
==================
This is a fun matchup that requires you to know when to and not go for trades. DDD is an easy target
to juggle, and playing Ganonball with its Gordos is a mini-game unto itself. This is balanced out
by DDD's superior range and incomparably good KO power. DDD can afford to make more mistakes in this
matchup, but this is all in all a fun matchup for Jiggs.

==DDD pros:
-super heavy (Rest only kills at 78%, assuming no vectoring)
-outranges Jiggs
-projectile vs non-projectile
-KOs Jiggs really early
-throw combos into aerials
-upB superarmor makes DDD really hard to gimp
-cannot be Sing > walk Rest into
-Dsmash is fantastic for punishing rolls and is strong KO move
-jumps are higher than yours, making aerial followups more difficult as you can't just jump>nair to hit
==Jiggs pros:
-DDD has a HUGE hitbox for hitting and juggling
-can vector away from throws (learn to avoid immediately jumping into its fair; it's a bad trade)
-can hit back projectiles
-can outmaneuver most all of DDD's moves
-can Nair/fair out of DDD's jab combo (possibly into Rest if you pop out instead of jump out)
-can gimp DDD, but requires Jiggs to dangerously overextend itself off screen to land the killing hit,
 anything less, DDD can usually recover from

[video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L-k7iVOAzbQ //Hungrybox's Jiggs. Note how DDD can outspace Jiggs
	//with his extra jumps due to getting greater vertical height to avoid all of Jiggs' hitboxes.
	//Again, great spacing, note that you can hit DDD out of his upB at the apex of his jump (armor
	//only during the ascent). I personally think he stales his bair too much, but to be expected from
	//a melee Jiggs player

=================
==VS Diddy Kong== Rest KO%: 60
=================
This is a troublesome matchup, as Diddy outranges you in the air with much stronger aerials. His
ground game is also very solid. His command grab sideB also gives it an extra 'jump' that makes
punishing its movements very difficult as well. This is a matchup Jiggs will actuallly spend
mostly on the ground. Don't be afraid to use his bananas against Diddy. Mixup between shield and
spot dodges to avoid Diddy's own mixups on the ground.

==Diddy pros:
-Banana combos
-sideB command grab to punish shields/aerial lag
-dthrow into aerial combos, including killing uair; jump away instead of simply air dodging
-aerials outrange yours and are stronger
-projectile vs non-projectile character
==Jiggs pros:
-can Rest out of jab combo (inbetween transition from hand jab to tail whips)
-can use bananas against Diddy (possibly into Rest)
-can vector many throws
-just tall enough to short hop aerials
-easy to gimp when its forced to upB (nair into rockets)

[video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rYKaq8FoAg4 //Doru from Shi Gaming, Doru plays an interesting Jiggly
	//who uses a lot of Pounds to space moves, create active hitboxes, and move an active hitbox further
	//than a fair/nair would have let compared to other Jiggs. Some fun Rest reads as well.

==================
==VS Donkey Kong== Rest KO%: 71
==================
Heavy, two shieldbreakers, high KO power, and high priority upB makes this a troublesome matchup for
Jiggs, who's forced to be more aggressive due to unsafe shield in the matchup, but can be punished
with a high priority Spinning Kong if Jiggs tries to be too aggressive. Avoid being above Donkey Kong,
as this is the worst space Jiggs can be, as dair is a bad trade with his killing uair, and utilt/usmash
outrange basically anything Jiggs can do in the air. Space your pokes and don't land in front of DK, whose
jabs are basically free damage against Jiggs.

==Donkey Kong pros:
-Heavy, harder to KO
-Rest can be unsafe if you fail to star KO at certain %s (incl. Rest)
-DownB and sideB are shieldbreakers, which is an insta-kill on Jiggs
-upB has high priority/armor, beating out Jigg's aerials
-grounded Spinning Kong is an amazing move to punish close combat Jiggs, though punishable on whiff
-long range (though not disjointed) on most of his moves relative to Jigg's
-high KO power (learn to avoid its uair when falling down)
==Jiggs pros
-large hitbox is easier to hit and juggle
-faster recovery and speed with aerials means it's easier to punish and get pokes in with Jiggs, esp. if
 you space to never land in front of DK (use extra jumps before landing after a fair poke, etc)
-can avoid throw followups


================
==VS Dr. Mario== Rest KO%: 60
================
Heavy hitter with a poor recovery and a very good projectile makes this a polarizing matchup, but
in favor of Jiggs due to easy gimps and about equal everything else. Like Mario, don't contest his
usmash (head hitbox is actually invincible), as it's the worst trade you can make this matchup.

==Dr. Mario pros:
-Very good projectile. Jiggs can't crouch if properly spaced.
-Good KO power against lightest weight Jiggs
-Comparable aerial range to Jiggs, and a nair that's just as good and is a reverse sex kick (stronger
 over time, the opposite of Jigg's weaker over time nair)
-Usmash kills early and the  head-back animation makes it trade with Jigg's fair, which is always
favorable for Dr. Mario
==Jiggs pros:
-super easy gimps, you can fall with nairs to have them whiff recovery by closing in the camera
distance; you hit, they're gimped, they prematurely upB, they're still gimped and you're hit back up
towards the stage
-Comparable aerial play, meaning you're not strictly outranged is always good for Jiggs, as trades
are favorable this matchup
-Though short, Dr. Mario isn't so short that short hop aerials will miss, a major plus
-Jigg's fair outranges everything short of a perfectly spaced fair

================
==VS Duck Hunt== Rest KO%: 62
================
Normally, Jiggs doesn't have problems with projectile characters, but Duck Hunt presents the unique
case of being able to beat Jiggs in the arena of choice Jiggs prefers when avoiding projectiles.
Duck Hunt's aerials are grossly disjointed and beat out your options, forcing Jiggs to a more
defensive playstyle and more reliant on its shield. Learn to fast fall nair when Duck Hunt uses
one of its projectiles. His projectiles generally have a lot of ending lag, allowing you to get
a nair in. Play smart and take advantage of the fact that Duck Hunt has difficult landing KO moves.
Don't be mindlessly aggresive, and you'll find the best Rage Jiggs this game has to offer.

==Duck Hunt pros:
-projectile spam vs non-projectile
-crazy disjoints on aerials (uair will kill you)
-smashes and uair have good killing potential
-exploding can can be hit up into aerial Jiggs
==Jiggs pros:
-Can avoid most of the projectiles, and even its telegraphed smashed
-has easier time up close once you get in
-can gimp DH (just get used to predicted trajectory), if it recovers at stage height/high, you can
 punish with a charged smash if it tries for the ledge, or a smash/Rest if onstage. If DH recovers
 low, remember that bair is better than nair/fair due to its otherwise good recovery
-can punish DH for greedy close-ranged projectiles due to its ending lag

[video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5hmzBbuB7XE //Hungrybox's Jiggs in tourney. Note how Hbox contests
	//the can and other of DHunt's projectiles with nair/uairs/etc, and the dangers of Dhunt's very
	//disjointed aerials, also the danger of missed ground bounce tech dair into killing uair.
	//Also, I highly disagree with HBox's choice of taking it to Battlefield (can has no issue with
	//platforms, landing lag is a greater danger to Jiggs due to DHunt's killing uair, etc). Also,
	//the Rest whiffs, though I won't begrudge him the last one as that was simply not reacting fast
	//enough despite the right read.

==========
==VS Fox== Rest KO%: 53
==========
Fox has some really dangerous kill moves, but Jiggs is a target that's harder to rack up damage on
compared to other characters. Being able to get relatively easy gimps makes this a fairy nice
matchup for Jiggs if Jiggs is careful, as Fox himself is hard to hit and rack up damage on in return.
If on For Glory, learn to crouch at the start against every Fox, who will inevitably try and spam his
blaster against your crouching form to no avail. Fox's fast move speed and greatly vertical jumps will
make this hard for Jiggs to keep up, but Fox isn't terribly disjointed, allowing Jiggs to still get in
with smart spacing.

==Fox pros:
-Usmash and uair kills early
-Can trade aerials with Jiggs, with a better approaching angle with his falling nairs
-Can blaster jumping/aerial Jiggs to get damage
-Fast run speed and fast vertical jump speed gives Fox a near ideal movement to avoid Jiggs
-Fast speed in generall makes Fox harder to punish
-Fast sideB is hard to gimp/punish
-Second jump height makes it harder for Jiggs to follow up
==Jiggs Pros:
-Easy to gimp with nair, though timing is strict with Fox's sideB
-Can avoid most of his kill moves with VI/shield/jumps
-Can crouch underneath Fox's blaster and dash attack (at least part of the animation)
-Air fights in a range where Fox has to approach in a mostly vertical fashion makes Fox easier to
deal with using fair/nair/dair
-Can punish many shielded specials/smashes with Rest
-should be able to rest Fox's jab cancel shenaningans (needs testing)

================
==VS Ganondorf== Rest KO%: 64
================
The definition of a polarizing match. Ganon will either kill you in 4 hits, or you will read Ganon
and get a simple/easy kill. This matchup is so dependent on the reads and momentum of the
matchup rather than individual character traits. Because Ganon (technically, neither of you)
cannot approach, the matchup will reward the most patient player and punish those who get too
aggressive. Avoid landing in front of Ganon, who's jab, ftilt/dtilt outrange your jab and can KO
you; Ganon is NOT safe to shield poke and land in front. Visualize a bubble around where Ganon is facing
that encompasses his ftilt/dtilt/jab range and learn to avoid it, you'll have a much better time if you do.

==Ganon pros:
-Kills Jiggs in 4/6 hits
-Heavy means it's hard for Jiggs to KO
-SideB punishes Shielded jiggs
-Ganon has his own flow chart of follow up on missed techs to his sideB
-Jab, dtilt/ftilt all outrange Jiggs (and the latter two KO)
-Uair outranges Jigg's options in the air when spaced
-Loves trading hits because it's another hit closer to killing Jiggs
-dangerous to Rest if you fail to star KO since Ganon can reverse Warlock
==Jiggs pros:
-Slow Ganon means Jiggs can poke in if spaced properly
-taller/bigger hitbox means it's easier to poke/juggle
-can crouch Ganon's jab and wizard kick and maybe ftilt (testing required)
-can punish Wizard Kick from crouch into Rest
-Easy, if risky, gimp, since Ganon is a slower Falcon in recoveries and sideB has startup you can
attack through
-can spot dodge sideB to avoid grab chases due to telegraphed startup animation

===============
==VS Greninja== Rest KO%: 54
===============
Fast, low profile, and outranges you with decent KO power. Sounds like a bad mix for Jiggs, and good
Greninja do present a problem. Play patiently, learn to dash grab instead of regular shield grabbing
against the moves that push you back, and be very careful with your short hops, which can be
dashed/crouched under/punished with a killing usmash. Avoid leaving yourself vulnerable to landing
lag since that's a prime opportunity for Greninja to punish. I can't overstate how good Greninja's
Usmash is; do your best to not get hit by it.

==Greninja pros:
-very strong, disjointed usmash to punish and KO
-fast means hard to punish, and quick to punish you
-bair has really good range, as does fair (which is slow, though)
-projectile vs non-projectile
-can play around with Shadow Sneak to cancel landing lag from aerials
-upB means hard to gimp
-low profile makes short hop aerials whiff
-jab basically denies all grounded approaches
==Jiggs pros:
-can fast fall aerials or dair to poke at low profile
-often beat out Greninja's aerials due to speed and hitbox
-can punish laggy moves (Greninja's specials, dair, charged smashes, etc)
-can gimp, though difficult, on Greninjas who're forced to recover low

==========
==VS Ike== Rest KO%: 66
==========
Though Ike outranges most all off Jiggs options, Jiggs can easily get in and out due to having less
lag time and start up on most of Jigg's moves. This and easy gimps lead to an overall easy matchup
when Jiggs spaces/times moves appropriately and doesn't try to contest charged moves. The 1.04 patch
gave Ike a very good aerial spacing option in fair, so learn to be very careful with your pokes as
Ike can space his own aerials with fair/nair, and can auto-cancel into a jab.

==Ike pros:
-KOs Jiggs really easily
-outranges all of Jiggs moves
-Can space with nair/jab (sometimes fair/ftilt depending on Jigg's air/ground position)
-Aether has superarmor, which gives Jiggs a lot of trouble
==Jiggs pros:
-outspeeds Ike with moves, allowing for pokes and punishes
-can shield grab between Ike's jab if spaced and timed appropriately
-Gets easy gimps with nair/fair
-Ike's laggier moves means it's easier to land KO moves like fsmash and Rest
-Rest is a great punish for Ike's laggy/charged moves

[video]http://a.pomf.se/romckv.webm //don't try to contest Aether's super armor if it's already started

===========
==VS Link== Rest KO%: 63
===========
Link outranges you and has projectile spam, but Jiggs can mostly keep out of Link's danger zones and
gimps easily. Learn to space and not rush in mindlessly, and this is a fairly nice matchup for
Jiggs. Watch out for angled boomerangs (hits Jiggs in single jump/short hop range), and his superior
sword range in his tilts and smashes. His aerials aren't that bad either, and can be chained into from
down throw, usually with a better approach angle (nair vs nair is usually Link's winning out as his comes
from above, hitting Jiggs head before Jiggs feet hits Link), so remember to not take this matchup for
granted or you'll lose to his chip damage projectiles/aerials into a disjointed KO move.

==Link pros:
-Sword outranges all of Jigg's feet
-projectiles against a non-projectile character
-high KO power in the ground and air
-Uair in particular has major disjoint (treat the hitbox as a giant box around the sword as wide as
 Link's body)
-Zair is great for hitting air approaching jiggs
-up angled boomerang is great of punishing aggressive aerial Jiggs
-grab combos from dthrow
-Link's aerials are actually really good, do not underestimate them
==Jiggs pros:
-Easy gimps for Links not right by the ledge (zair autograbs fast)
-Pokes in with aerial control/speed
-Avoids most all of projectile range
-can Vector/Jump out of Link's Fsmash/Usmash first hit to avoid the final KO hit
-Can juggle relatively easily
-outranges his non up/down aerials with fair depending on spacing
-can beat his boomerang/arrow with nair/fair

==============
==Little Mac== Rest KO%: 60
==============
Bad Little Macs give Little Macs a bad name. 'Stay on the edge, shield grab into gimp' is good
advice against terrible players alone. Good Little Macs abuse his good spacing tools and super armor
to remain a constant threat and know how to avoid the ledge (and Jiggs has no projectiles to force
an approach). Even in the air, where Little Macs know better than to follow, Little Macs will simply
wait until you land to punish.

==Little Mac pros:
-very good KO power
-super armor means Jiggs can't ever contest
-can punish landing lag with a fast dash into super armor usmash
-has a good counter to stop chains/attacks
-fast, hard to punish and is quick to punish you in return
-easily gimps Rests, can superarmor Rests (needs testing)
-fast dash and backwards dodge roll means Little Mac is hard to punish
==Jiggs pros:
-very easy gimp provided you can get LMac there (predict early sideBs with an extra jump into
nair/fair)
-multihit jab can be able to be Rested out of (between multhit and final hit) if your hitbox is close
 enough during the jab


==============
==VS Lucario== Rest KO%: 63
==============
Rage+Aura+Jigg's irregular kill speed = OP Lucario. Jiggs easily beats low% Lucario, and loses hard
against high% Lucario. Get those kills in, but this is just a pain to fight due to its innately
strong comeback mechanic. Utilize your extra jumps to avoid his Aura Sphere, sideB, and telegraphed
smashes to try and get to rage Jiggs if you can't land a early fsmash/Rest.

==Lucario pros:
-Rage+Aura lead to really early KOs against Jiggs
-outranges all of Jigg's moves at mid-high%
-projectile to punish air dodges/landing lag/etc
-can recovery early to land on other side of the stage to avoid gimps
-Can stay at high rage+aura due to Jigg's low range kill moves
-Sing procs Counter
==Jiggs pros:
-easy damage and combos on low% Lucario
-has strong options for killing at mid% in fsmash/Rest when landed
-can punish whiffed counters

=============
==VS Lucina== Rest KO%: 60
=============
To Jiggs, Lucina is merely a bad Marth. Same spacing, but with way less KO potential, making good
Lucina an easier threat to deal with than good Marth. Still, Lucina has all the tools Marth has to
outspace you and keep you out. Learn to halt your momentum before continuing on to poke with a
fair/nair, as Lucina/Marth will beat out your expected trajectory with a ranged fair.

==Lucina pros:
-outranges Jiggs everywhere
-Swordbreaker against shield heavy Jiggs for insta-kill punish
-usmash is as deadly on Lucina as it is on Marth (keeps tipper power too)
-smart use of jab/ftilt/dtilt/fair/nair can keep Jiggs out
==Jiggs pros:
-Can gimp with nair off stage, or space a fsmash onstage if you predict that they're going to
overshoot by hitting your vulnerable hitbox (trading hits with the fsmash, unfavorably for them)
-can still get pokes in on overcommited moves in the air
-shield into Rest is a strong option
-you can crouch Shieldbreaker

============
==VS Luigi== Rest KO%: 56
============
Luigi can be an unpleasant matchup. Very good projectile path against Jiggs, high priority tornado,
and safer-than-Rest upB as a strong KO move combined with wonky knockback trajectories making
Vectoring less intuitive all work together against Jiggs this matchup. Still, Jiggs can get in and
poke/punish like with most of the cast. Luigi's slow horizontal movement is an advantage to Jiggs,
but his high vertical jumps aren't. Just be careful not to leave yourself vulnerable to Tornado
and Jiggs can work through this matchup. You'll likely need to use extra jumps to make sure
your aerials hit/trade due to how high Luigi's jumps are, but this can be practiced.

==Luigi pros:
-high KO power in sweetspot upB (Tornado and smashes overall decent KO options)
-projectile vs non-projectile; slow horizontal fireball good at keeping Jiggs out
-Tornado is great for punishing, esp. since its sudden speed can be unexpected
-weird knockback trajectories make it hard for inexperienced Jiggs to VI well
-Nair trades with Jigg's Nair, but his usual approach angle usually means his wins
-can't be gimped if recovering high
-can be dangerous to Rest due to its upB sweetspot
==Jiggs pros:
-tall enough to shorthop and juggle
-can gimp Luigis who recover at stage level or below
-whiffed sideBs that hit the stage side can be punished with a dsmash or aerial
-slow horizontal speed makes Luigi easier to keep up with
-aerials trade if you manage to keep up with Luigi's approach angle
-can Rest out of Tornado (towards the end before last hit)

============
==VS Mario== Rest KO%: 60
============
One of my favorite matchups. About as close to even with equally skilled players due to the small,
if precise range both characters funtion at, until Jiggs gets Mario offstage for that easy gimp. Mario
does better in neutral if only because he has his fireball to force Jiggs to approach, but in a close
combat situation, it comes down to smart spacing by both players. Mario has a really good grab, though he
can rarely combo if Jiggs vectors/jumps/dodges outside low%, so don't remain in your shield for too long.
I would highly recommend NOT trying to contest his usmash (head hitbox is invincible/no hurtbox), as it's
the worst trade Jiggs can make in this matchup (you take 10-20% or die, and Mario takes 6-10% from weak
hit fair/nair/dash attack).

==Mario pros:
-fireball sets up frame traps into smashes/follow ups; projectile vs non-projectile character
-usmash kos early and can trade with approaching fair due to head back animation
-nair is about as good as Jigg's nair
-bair is a great aerials that will trade at worst, and sometimes win due to speed
-lots of combos, especially from throws (can follow with uair if out of utilt range, etc)
-outranges Jiggs on the ground
==Jigg's pros:
-can avoid/greatly shorten combo chains with vector+jump due to floatiness
-fair outranges all except perfectly spaced fairs
-nair is as good a spacing tool for Jiggs as it is for Mario
-super easy gimps, you can fall with nairs to have them whiff recovery by closing in the camera
distance; you hit, they're gimped, they prematurely upB, they're still gimped and you're hit back up
towards the stage

[video]http://a.pomf.se/zfqben.webm //Gimping Mario using stalling movement/jumps into nair/fair

============
==VS Marth== Rest KO%: 60
============
Marth outranges, and can KO you at 40% with tippers. It's really hard to approach in this matchup,
and Marth has a shield breaker to top it off. Definitely in Marth's favor. Try not to contest his
aerials, instead, be ready to poke/punish when he whiffs. You can outspace nair by coming up
from a slightly above or below, but you cannot outspace fair, only punish whiffs. Be patient,
and don't be so eager to approach/mindlessly float into an aerial attack against Marth. Avoid spending
time above Marth, as you cannot contest his uair and usmash will KO.

==Marth pros:
-Sword outranges everything Jiggs has
-Tipper leads to super early kills
-Swordbreaker against shield heavy Jiggs for insta-kill punish
-can keep Jiggs out
-dtilt is great at keeping Jiggs away on the ground
-Counter is good against no-disjoint Jiggs
==Jiggs pros:
-Can gimp with nair off stage, or space a fsmash onstage if you predict that they're going to
overshoot by hitting your vulnerable hitbox (trading hits with the fsmash, unfavorably for them)
-can still get pokes in on overcommited moves in the air
-shield into Rest is a strong option
-can grab between Marth's jabs if close enough
-can live for a long time if Marth fails to tipper
-can crouch Marth's grab into Rest (but not dash grab), and can crouch Shieldbreaker

[video]http://a.pomf.se/whnyvc.webm
[video]http://a.pomf.se/cchwtz.webm //note spacing and how Jiggs can punish Marth's superior hitboxes
	//avoid jumping over Marth, as that Usmash is too good
	//also note where fair whiffs where nair would have hit; also note that Jiggs actually trades often
	//against Marth's nair (but not fair; but fair is easier to punish when whiffed)

====================
==VS Mii Swordsman== //variable weight = variable KO%
====================
Mii Swordsman is fairly fast, has amazing disjoints with its sword, and unlike all the other swordsmen like
Marth or Link, don't really provide opportunities for pokes/punishes due to his lower lag and greater disjoint.
Swordsman beats you in the air, and outranges anything you can do on the ground. Jiggs is on the defensive
this matchup, but can pose a fair fight in return assuming your spacing is spot on, as all of the traits that
let it get pokes and punishes in other out-ranged matchups still apply here. This character has a lot of
multihit moves with variable ranges and timings, so definitely learn the basics of what the character can do
to avoid being easily punished. Learn to mixup spot dodges as you'll be grab-bait due to how often you'll
be in your shield this matchup

==Mii Swordsman pros:
-major disjoint with sword moves
-has throw follow ups into (killing) aerials
-almost all of his aerials have KO power on top of already outranging you and most being multihit
-nair is a fantastic spacing tool that basically has 360 degree coverage
-can be hard to gimp due to versatility in specials
-dtilt will basically deny any grounded approach
-disjoints such that you'll almost never be in Sing/Rest range
-has a counter
==Jiggs pros:
-can still poke and punish, though harder here than in other matchups; learn to fast fall and up your spacing
-can still gimp its spinning sideB and its upB with spaced nairs
-can vector/dodge out of grab follow ups depending on %

[video]http://a.pomf.se/tdldiz.webm //Spot the number of times a nair would have hit when a fair/bair missed
	//more importantly, learn the spacing and the range of its multihit moves; note how good shield grabbing
	//is, if only because how often you're forced to shield due to Swordsman's superior range
	//I recover high to avoid Mii's killing fair/uair, the ledge isn't safe if they read right

==============
==VS Megaman== Rest KO%: 66
==============
Jiggs doesn't have trouble with projectiles that come from specials, but Lemons are probably among the
best jab in the game. Despite this, Megaman can be creative with his other projectiles to rack up chip
damage against Jiggs in this matchup. Megaman's aerials are actually fantastic and outrange Jiggs, making
Megaman a threat in the air and on the ground. Jiggs will have to learn to approach Megaman in non-standard
ways (simple jump > attack is easily foiled by jumping lemons), but can still maneuver around this matchup
as long as its aware of Megaman's hitboxes, as Megaman doesn't have too many easy to hit kill moves that
don't require a strong read or the Jiggs actively messing up. Avoid excessive rolls, especially backward
rolls if it's a habit, because it's in perfect range for Megaman to use uncharged fsmash punish, allowing
for a needless and early KO.

==Megaman pros:
-Lemons are the best anti-approach move for low-range characters like Jiggs
-bazillions of projectiles against a non projectile character
-Mega Upper is a strong KO punish against misspaced/shield attacked moves
-fsmash and sweetspot dsmash also have very strong KO potential, but have notable startup
-fair and bair outrange Jiggs hard, bair even has KO power at high%
-heavy despite his small size
-8 directional metal blade is very versatile
-upB is a very strong recovery that discourages near-stage gimps
==Jiggs pros:
-can crouch lemons and Crash Bomb (not fsmash or metal blade)
-superior aerial maneuverability still allows punishes and pokes
-can still hit with short hop aerials
-can punish most all of his ground moves with a safe shield; learn to mixup with spot dodge to avoid grabs

=================
==VS Metaknight== Rest KO%: 54
=================
Metaknight is a fun matchup because of how much both players enjoy being in the air. That said,
MK has better disjoints , easily punishes aggressive aerials with any of his specials/disjoints,
and can KOs with upB, downB (if you whiff an aerial), and bair (and offstage nair and high% smashes).
Enjoy your Rage Jiggs and fighting against a light character that's relatively easy to KO (but not
to gimp).

==MK pros:
-outranges you with disjoints
-SideB/Tornado/even downB is great for punishing whiffed/aggressive aerials
-upB is a strong kill move that can be landed easily on a jumping Jiggs
-dthrow into fair at low%s
-bair is a great kill move offstage and good KO move onstage at high%s
==Jiggs pros:
-hard to be killed, leading to Rage Jiggs
-dthrow combos can be vectored out of at mid/higher %s to avoid follow ups
-just barely tall enough to hit with short hop aerials (but learn to fast fall anyways)
-can juggle MK
-can contest the drill if you're on stage with a charged smash attack

[video]http://a.pomf.se/fxlplj.webm //note spacing and how MK can punish your whiffs; vector away
	//from the throw; you really can't gimp a decent MK; Battlefield sucks for Jiggs

======================
==VS Mr Game & Watch== Rest KO%: 46
======================
Aerials outrange Jiggs and has decent trade options out of grab, but has difficulty landing KOs.
Jiggs can have some Rest punishes due to his poor rolls, and can avoid a lot of punishment with
proper VI/jumps/dodges. Jiggs should rarely contest G&W's charging smashes as the risk in never worth
the potential benefit considering how hard it is for G&W to land a kill. Learn to not simply approach
with a short hop/full hop like you normally do to avoid eating G&W's fair/bair. If you're too high, its
utilt/dtilt's windbox does a lot to mess up Jigg's tempo, so learn to mix things up; being grounded is great
because it allows you to shield.

==G&W pros:
-aerials rarely trade, almost always win.
-usmash has armor and can kill early, fsmash can be strong punish on Jiggs about to land
-dash attack can be fairly safe on shield due to moving past grab range
-can combo out of throws at until mid% or until high% on bad VI
-nair KOs aerial Jiggs easily
-usmash has invincibility frames for pretty much the entire animation on release; do NOT contest ever
-multithit turtle is still good, and will force Jiggs to approach differently otherwise eat turtle face
==Jiggs pros:
-Can punish many of his end lag heavy moves with appropriate aerial/move/Rest
-Can outspace G&W in the air using your jumps
-dash attack KOs early due to G&W's similarly light weight
-Rollout can punish whiffed dairs/charging smashes
-with difficulty, can gimp G&W with nairs

===========
==VS Ness== Rest KO%: 56
===========
Ness is similar to Jiggs in playstyle, with wonky jump spacing, chaining aerials, but has a much
easier time killing than Jiggs does. That combined with Ness's fair beating out Jigg's fair makes
this a difficult matchup for Jiggs, who should play this matchup more patiently. Please do NOT
attack a Ness who's at the ledge when you're at b-throw %. Learn to approach in a way to prevent
that grab KO (nair above to behind, space dair to hit the head and move behind/etc). Also, learn to
vector/dodge/jump away from his down throw instead of trying to contest his fair follow up with a nair/
fair of your own. The 1.5 times per match you manage to nair Ness out of his follow up isn't worth the
40% damage per stock you'll accrue from trying to beat/trade his fair.

==Ness pros:
-Fair beats all of Jigg's aerials
-uair/bair have great KO power
-PK Thunder spam is strong against Jiggs (don't air dodge, hit the ball with nair/fair)
-strong KO options in fsmash, uair, and bthrow
-projectiles vs non-projectile
-possible for fsmash to reflect sing (untested)
-dash attack's hitbox beats mosts of Jigg's ground options
==Jiggs pros:
-shorthop aerials still connect
-Ness is easy to gimp by eating the PK thunder, or nair-ing before PKT2 comes out; that said, this
is the riskiest character to gimp as if you fail to gimp in time, Jiggs is dead.
-shield is really safe this match assuming you're not at grab KO%
-can still poke and punish whiffed moves
-can beat out Ness's fair if spaced to hit his head before the psi hitbox hits your body
-easy to get out of PK Fire's hitbox with floaty jumps + VI
-can avoid fair chains with VI/jumps/dodge as long as you consistently vector away

[video]http://a.pomf.se/mhztas.webm  //note spacing and how Jiggs should NOT try and contest Ness'
	//aerials head on. Also note how valuable being able to shorthop your aerials is. Also note
	//spacing needed to properly punish ledge get-up attacks, or whiff to your own death. Aside
	//from intentional pokes and small chains (Ness can interrupt longer chains with not enough
	//hitstun with a killing uair), I maneuver Jiggs to be outside Ness' aerial range.

=============
==VS Olimar== Rest KO%: 52
=============
Olimar has an incredibly small hitbox, making him hard to hit with Jigg's narrow range moves.
Olimar has no difficulty in racking up damage against Jiggs, but loses a lot of Pikmin along the
way due to all the active hitboxes with Jiggs, which is more punishing due to his 3 Pikmin limit.
It isn't hard to avoid Olimar's kill moves, but they can be hard to see when the Pikmin are in
disarray. You can contest a lot of Olimar's moves with nair, often trading or outright beating
out some of his smashes. Depending on Pikmin color, his aerials can outrange yours and beat
trades. Not a difficult matchup, but slightly annoying with messy Pikmin and small hitbox. Don't
underestimate Olimar though, as he has very strong options against you with appropriately colored pikmin
and preys on matchup inexperience as much as Jiggs does against most people.

==Olimar pros:
-small hitbox, can't be hit by short hopped aerials except if delayed near the end or fast felled
-racks up damage easily
-really good, disjointed grab range, which can lead into a KO throw
-projectile vs non projectile
-Pikmin properties lead to weird contests/trades
-hard to gimp if recovering high
-strong KO power with right color pikmin; has killing throws, smashes, and aerials with right color
==Jiggs pros:
-relatively easy to avoid kill moves
-can KO relatively early to due Olimar's comparably light weight
-can punish whiffed recoveries that land on stage with Rest due to Olimar's recovery's poor movement
 speed
-can gimp Olimar who recover at stage level or lower
-easily kills Pikmin with aerials/jabs

===============
==VS Palutena== Rest KO%: 53
===============
Palutena is one of those characters who has aerials better than Jiggs, but is ultimately slightly inferior
in the air due to lack air maneuverability than Jiggs. That said, know that this difference is actually
very small. Combined with her fast run speed, good air speed, and fantastic fast fall speed, Palutenas
can use their aerials to be an even more formidable force to face in the air than Jiggs can. She can
actually try to wall you out with a wall of fast felled fairs, to which Jiggs has no move able to beat.
Palutena also has really good kill moves in this matchup with uair and usmash, and both can be chained
from her down throw. Learn to mix up between your safe shield and spot dodge to avoid grabs, and learn
when not to contest and when to try and poke in between her moves (you can move fast enough to do so unless
she fast falls into the ground due to her low landing lag on her aerials). Her hitbox is deceptive (hair
and dress makes it seem larger than it is, despite having not hitbox of its own), but ultimately is large
and tall, ideal for juggling.

==Palutena pros:
-superior aerials (dair spikes, fair outspaces all you have, uair kills, bair trades with KO power)
-utilt is a great anti-air option against jump approaching Jiggs (check first two webms)
-down throw leads to a variety of followups at various percents, some legitimate combos
-down throw can chain into a killing uair or usmash at high%
-tilts out-range Jiggs despite having punishable ending lag
-fast falling short hopped aerials can keep Jiggs out
-projectile vs non-projectile character
-unsafe to whiff Rest against due to the sheer power in her usmash/fsmash
==Jiggs pros:
-can still weave in and out in the air
-can juggle Palutena due to larger hitbox
-fairly safe to attempt gimps due to no active hitboxes in her upB, though difficult to get the gimp KO
 if she's near the ledge; aim for deep offstage gimps when you can
-Palutena is light and so early fsmash/Rests can shift a match greatly in Jiggs favor, otherwise have
 similar killing speed assuming Jiggs knows how to vector well

[video]http://a.pomf.se/erypor.webm //note spacing, you're in shield for a lot of the matchup due to
[video]http://a.pomf.se/qbique.webm //Palutena's superior aerials. You have to learn to vector and dodge
	//her downthrow or you'll eat a aerial followup, which can lead to kills with uair/usmash followups
	//also, don't misspace and aggressively attack her shield into getting grabbed like I did

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==vS Peach== Rest KO%: 53
============
Peach's float gives Jigg's a good run for its money in the air. Her fair may be slow, but it's
strong, KOs early, and outranges all of Jigg's aerials (it has a large hitbox above and below
the sparkle). Peach's buffed KO moves definitely stand out this matchup, but Jiggs can still poke
around and juggle Peach, and can garner early KOs of Jiggs own due to Peach's very light weight. Never
be above Peach; uair beats out all aerials and usmash has an initial crouch animation that makes it
nearly impossible to trade/hit out of, and will KO you stupidly early due to its immense sweetspot
strength (and can be done out of shield). Don't leave your shield too early against dair pressure
because it has low ending lag and will chain into another dair/nair; being hit with dair will chain
into fair.

==Peach pros:
-Fair is a aerial KO move that outranges all of Jigg's options
-grounded float into aerials can outrange/outspeed Jiggs in the ground
-Fsmash has good range and KO power, Pan + Usmash kills Jiggs early
-projectile vs non-projectile character
-Mr. Saturn is an insta-kill against a shielding Jiggs (DON'T SHIELD MR. SATURNS!)
-hard to gimp if Peach recovers low
-floated aerials always hit at full power, aiding kill power
-Toad as a counter
-sideB can punish rolls and has good horizontal speed
-turnip footstool shenanigans can be deadly
==Jiggs pros:
-can play around and poke, even Peach's very slow fair
-tall hitbox means Peach is easy to juggle and knock back
-Floating often leaves Peach vulernable at a fixed level for aerials if fair isn't out
-can gimp Peaches who recovery from the stage level and up

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==VS Pikachu== Rest KO%: 52
==============
You'll find that Jiggs has a bad matchup against the Pokemon cast, and Pikachu might be the worst.
Thunderjolt frame traps and Quick Attack spacing leaves Jiggs in a bad place. Low profile makes
Pikachu hard to hit with aerials, and Pika has superior shield options in nair OoS. Counterpicking
away from a FD stage is always in Pika's favor, who dominates Jiggs on Battlefield/platforms. Learn
to stay in the air at higher%s to avoid Pikachu's kill moves, which are all largely done from the ground.

==Pikachu pros:
-Thunderjolt is a fantastic projectile
-Thunder is hard to punish and can KO early
-Fsmash great spacing tool
-ground options usually outspace Jiggs
-in the air, the tail beats the feet
-low profile means it's hard to hit
-aproaches Jiggs at an unfavorable angle for Jiggs in the air
==Jiggs pros:
-properly spaced fair beats out Pika's aerials
-can gimp with nair
-Pikachu has some laggy moves Jiggs can punish on whiff, more than can be said in reverse
-spaced nair/fair can beat out thunderjolt
-may be able to Rest Pika's multiheadbutt jab (testing required)

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==VS Pit/Dark Pit== Rest KO%: 59
===================
Both sides have very strong options in this matchup, meaning winning is largely due to reads. This
points me to a mostly even matchup, but I think due to the Pit's difficulty in landing a KO, and
the possibility of gimping the Pits means this is in Jigg's favor. Good Pits won't spam their sideB
and reserve it for punishing committed attacks and repeated aggressive approaches, so learn to mix
things up to stay on top against Pit.

==D/Pit pros:
-outranges Jiggs with most of his moves
-faster moves on the ground and can keep a grounded Jiggs out
-its multihit jab has a hitbox behind it
-Pit's vertical knockback sideB can KO Jigg's early
-sideB and downB superarmor and keep Jiggs out/punish 'trades'
-projectile vs non-projectile
==Jiggs pros:
-SideB is an easy Rest punish
-can crouch D/Pit's arrows (harder against Pit's control)
-better aerial maneuverability in air means you get more pokes/hits
-Pit's taller hitbox leads to easier juggles
-Rage Jiggs is best Jiggs, who thrives against poor KO potential characters like the Pits
-you CAN gimp D./Pit, due to his upB having no active hitbox. Prepare your nairs into follow ups.

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==VS ROB== Rest KO%: 63
==========
ROB has his heavy weight, projectiles, good recovery, and strong kill moves going for it. Jiggs,
however, dances around ROB's slow aerials, juggles its large hitbox, and can still find ROB easy
to gimp, all the while staying outside the range of most of its projectiles. Good ROBs, rare as they
are, will mixup their upB usage to prevent being easy to gimp. Learn to play around their delays,
projectiles, and their strong nair spacing game.

==ROB pros:
-heavy, hard to KO
-good recovery when at full fuel, can recovery high to minimize gimps
-strong KO moves, throws, can actually position to spike Jiggs
-projectiles vs non-projectile (laser fully charges when light on ROB head blinks red)
-nair is strong spacing(if you have time, run beneath and shield; follow up with OoS aerial)
-fair is decently fast and will outspace Jiggs if approaching head on in the air
==Jiggs pros:
-large hitbox means all moves easier to hit
-easy to juggle
-relatively easy to gimp given that ROB has to choose between movement and hitbox
-very easy pokes against ROB's slower aerials; watch out for nair spacing (only contest if you can
 get your nair/fair in before the hitbox hits you, don't do footsies/trades against ROB's nair)
-can avoid most grounded and aerial KO moves, if careful of out of shield options and grabs at high%

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==VS Rosalina and Luma== Rest KO%: 50
========================
I personally feel that the Rosalina matchup is in Jigg's favor. Luma's rarely in the equation for
how Jiggs is going to approach, and Jiggs can beat Rosalina's superior aerial hitboxes with spacing
and punishing the end-lag of whiffed aerials afterwards. Jiggs wants to get in Rosalina's face,
over Luma's, and Rosalina has a hard time dealing with it. Jab can be VI+Jumped out of into a fast
felled nair. Space carefully, but Jiggs wants to be aggressive this matchup.

==Rosaluma pros:
-superior aerial hitboxes
-Luma's uppercut can KO you at high%
-Luma has very good range with its smashes, moving its entire body as a hitbox
-dash attack can be use pretty much uncontested against Jiggs
-usmash fairly reliable killer
-can prevent gimps if upB used early to land on stage
-prevent grabs with Luma out
==Jiggs pros
-aggresive in-your-face aerial approach gives Rosalina trouble
-Jiggs aerials do very well in splitting Rosalina and Luma apart
-can vector/jump out of Rosalina's jab into an aerial punish
-can ignore Luma for the most part due to aerial approach
-can outspace/maneuver Rosalina's aerials into punishes
-can gimp Rosalina who don't recovery too early, and punish those who do
-large hitbox leads to easy juggles and easy Rests (ex. after stage landed recoveries)

[video]http://a.pomf.se/ilhasr.webm //bad Rosalina, but demonstrative of Jiggs approaches in that wierd
	//in-your-face angle that makes it hard for Rosalinas to deal with Luma. Also, keep in mind moves
	//that knock Luma back/offstage (nair, dash attack, Rollout! are great for this)
[video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NXb54QeNSZE //Hungrybox's Jiggs vs Rosalina matches
	//SD's first match due to misinput. I think he goes for hard reads too often (spaces for a roll
	//that doesn't come) and fails to properly edgeguard on the ledge (usmash is always inferior to
	//dsmash, esp. on Yoshi's since the downward angle helps you hit hitbox-less characters like
	//Rosalina really easily). Otherwise exhibits fantastic spacing at tournament level play.

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==VS Sheik== Rest KO%: 52
============
I think Sheik is in Jigg's favor once you figure out spacing and learn to keep your
hitbox out. Shiek's fast, but limited in range, where Jiggs can contest and trade at worst, or win
when spaced. Sheik also can't combo off a grab/tilt after low% with VI/jumps/dodge, meaning Sheik
has a very hard time landing a KO move. Try to always have nair out when going in to contest
Sheik from the air, she can only land a non-Bair move if she has her hitbox out first, and you at
worst trade.

==Sheik pros:
-Fast, hard to punish and can rush to punish you in return
-Has combos at low%, and at mid% if Jiggs players VIs wrong or isn't paying attention
-upB is a legimately good kill move this matchup and can be landed easily as a punish
-upB reapearrance on land has windbox that makes it harder for Jiggs to punish if Jiggs doesn't
 already have a hitbox out and ready
-has projectiles vs non-projectile character
-can win aerial trades with bair (but stales it)
==Jiggs pros:
-can crouch/jump over needles
-can't be comboed from low%+ with proper VI/jump/dodge
-can vector away from Sheik's fsmash's second hit
-Jiggs can't be KOed with uair, usmash, staled bair, or bouncing fish unless Jiggs grossly misplays
and doesn't VI/dodge/shield
-Rage Jiggs best jiggs
-spaced nair beats bouncing fish, and most of Sheik's aerials, and trades at worst
-Jiggs' dair beats out Sheik's uair
-can gimp Shiek (far offstage, gimp normally, when closer to stage and Sheik teleports, use nair at
the ledge, which will trade with Shiek's minor upB to your favor).
-having a hitbox out where Sheik's upB reappears usually wins out
-can tap the player% on bottom screen to keep track of Sheik even when teleporting
-can Rest out of multijab (between multihit and final jab), but need to be near Shiek's hurtbox
-can vector away from first hit of fsmash to dodge the second killing hit

[video]http://a.pomf.se/jgqlsg.webm //note fast fall-ed aerials in order to hit Sheik; also note that
   //despite being able to Rest out of her jab, her hitbox wasn't near and so Jiggs was punished
[video]http://a.pomf.se/vkqdvq.webm //nair beating bouncing fish for sheik offstage KO

============
==VS Shulk== Rest KO%: 63
============
Shulk has good spacing tools in the air and on the ground, but suffers from a lot of starting/ending
lag on his moves, allowing Jiggs to get in and punish. Jiggs is largely on the defensive against a
good Shulk. The beam part of his sword does less damage, so choose to be hit/shield the beam rather
than the red glass blade when you have the choice. The 1.04 patch gave a major buff to all of his damage
and even his aerial landing lag, so don't take his hitboxes for granted, as they're very punishing without
vectoring to aid in survival.

==Shulk pros:
-fair/nair outrange all your aerial options and can be mixed to switch up timing
-grounded moves all outrange you
-counter is great against you if you attack him on the ground
-good kill power with monado arts
-can almost try to edge-guard Jiggs with jump form and fair/nair
==Jiggs pros:
-easy to poke after avoiding his laggy moves
-counter is almost useless in the air
-easy to juggle
-easy to gimp
-reliable shield grabs on misspaced attacks, dash grab on some that are spaced
-extra jumps make it hard for Shulk to punish with smashes

============
==VS Sonic== Rest KO%: 57
============
So, Sonic was buffed like crazy from the transition from Brawl and it shows. His hitboxes outrange
yours and now has near-guaranteed combos. That said, Jiggs can still play around Sonic, and has
several favorable trades, despite playing catchup for most of the match. Be patient, and learn to
not simply have an attack out if you're not in range, because Sonic can easily punish all whiffed
attacks due to his speed. I recommend actually staying in the air rather than on the ground. You're
theoretically able to grab Sonic out of his spins, but I find that I can't do it, either due to
timing or more likely, latency/lag. Remember that Sonic can cancel his spin into a shield, and can
jump with his spin (which has a hitbox) in case you try for a falling nair but don't have nair out
in time. Some Sonics like to camp at an edge and just shield grab into bthrow kills, so learn to avoid
attacking in these situations. You may not be able to get a grab in time to punish, but getting Sonic
off the ledge-side is a plus for Jiggs.

==Sonic pros:
-Fast, hard to punish and can rush to punish you in return
-Dash attack rushes past your shield
-tilts and jab and smashes outrange yours
-has higher kill power than you do
-can string moves from his spins to rack up damage
-spin shenaningans
-upB puts it in a range Jiggs can't follow, and can have a lagless dair to come down quickly
-usmash can suck Jiggs in even when Jiggs is attacking
-Sonic is invincible during his upB bounce, and thus cannot be gimped
==Jiggs pros:
-Spaced nair beats out a lot of what Sonic has, and trades at worst
-Sonic is tall enough to shorthop aerial
-Jiggs can VI/jump out of all of Sonic's combos/strings
-can dair Sonic out of his dashes/spins fairly safely
-don't contest his charges smashes and Sonic can't KO you that easily, esp. since vectoring makes
 Jiggs hard to kill in the air from his normal followups

[video]http://a.pomf.se/kpmyor.webm //enjoy 7 minutes of Jiggs trying to keep up and approach Sonic
	//key things to look for are ways you can contest the spin and spacing moves; can't really gimp
	//note how Jiggs is punished on early/whiffed aerials

=============
==Toon Link== Rest KO%: 55
=============
TLink has some wicked aerials you need to look out for, but overall has the same difficulty Link
does with Jiggs. This is a nice matchup for Jiggs. TLink has a better projectile game against Jiggs
with his superior boomerang and bomb followups into aerials/smashes (learn to avoid bombs in general,
but this is mostly something you'll learn with experience), and has an easier time killing Jiggs than
Link due to single hit usmash, fair/bair, and a killing bthrow, so don't underestimate TLink. If you
find yourself getting punished and hit with TLink's boomerangs and aerials, remember you can always
jump/float back and engage a little later to mess up his timing/spacing on his projectiles.

==Toon Link pros:
-fair/bair can outrange and are very strong options
-projectiles vs non-projectile
-zair can hit Jiggs in the air
-can chain zair > bomb > aerial/usmash
-zair can help with recovery/ledge grabbing
-Single hit usmash and bthrow make for good kill options
==Jiggs pros:
-can easily stay outside his projectile range
-can vector/jump out of TL's fsmash second hit
-easy to gimp, floatiness is more akin to yours, meaning it's easier to get to TLink in time
-Shorthop aerials still hit
-you can fair/nair his boomerange/arrow projectile

===============
==VS Villager== Rest KO%: 58
===============
Villager is an annoying matchup due to how campy most players will play them. When you face a good
Villager who isn't needlessly campy, then they're still annoying because their fair/bair is such a
good tool against Jiggs in the air. This isn't a difficult matchup as long as you know of Villager's
legitimately good options against Jiggs, since Jiggs can avoid putting itself into danger, but that won't
mean you won't eat a hundred slingshots and face three million attempted Gyroids in doing so. When Villager
is on the ledge, learn to expect the drop > jump > fair on stage/ledge. Try to force upB recoveries over
sideB Gyroid rides (which you can't keep up with). You can attempt to pop the balloons with fair/nair, or
or punish stage landing with bair/Rest.

==Villager pros:
-fair/bair beats your aerial approaches that are head on
-dair has amazing priority and can spike you if you try to recovery near the ledge
-Fsmash has tremendous KO power on blast KOs/whiffed Rests
-utilt can kill, and ftilt can keep you away if Jiggs lands next to Villager (ftilt also kills at high%)
-Tree kills super early
-projectile vs non-projectile character
-diffiult to gimp
-Gyroid has small auto-targetting properties, making it impossible to crouch
==Jiggs pros:
-can shorthop aerials
-can fair/nair the slingshot projectiles (just make sure you're not in end-lag when actually reaching Villager)
-can gimp with difficulty, aim to fair the balloons, or stage spike for best chances
-can easily hop over Gyroid, so you're never forced to approach its campy little forest
-shield is safe this matchup (learn to shield ledge-campy Villager's fairs)
-avoiding mindlessly short hopping fairs/nairs because its usmash/utilt is a good anti-air that can
 KO Jiggs.
-can hit Villager out of his Gyroid riding if you hit his head/body hitbox without being hit by the Gyroid

============
==VS Yoshi== Rest KO%: 59
============
Yoshi saw a major buff and it definitely shows in the matchup. Easy string of moves that appear
lagless, a shield you cannot shield poke, good range and heavy weight all work to give Jiggs
trouble. Jiggs has to work to get in, and it isn't always safe when you do, but a lot of things get
better when you learn the matchup/Yoshi's rather good range so you know what to not contest. Another
character that you don't want to land in front of after shield poking, as its jab beats out anything you
do. Learn to avoid using Jab in this matchup, as you'll always lose to a counter-jab.

==Yoshi pros:
-can't be shield poked
-near lagless transitions from aerials into jabs/tilts/smashes
-strong bair that outranges you
-Nair is huge and contests your own nair
-can get early KOs with smashes and uair
-egg spam is too good
-weirdly heavy, hard to kill/knock over, likely due to hitbox wideness
-super armor on second jump to make gimps difficult
-downB shield break damage can lead to insta-KO
-dash attack safe on shield since it moves you past it
==Jiggs pros:
-can shorthop aerials
-nair tends to trade and beats some moves
-hitbox is large enough to consistently hit with moves/slightly easier Rest
-fair can outspace some of Yoshi's options
-you CAN gimp Yoshi, just towards the end of his second jump where he loses armor
-for an easier time gimping Yoshi, learn to footstool (dodge the egg), which bypasses armor

======================
==VS Zero Suit Samus== Rest KO%: 54
======================
This is another high tier matchup where Jiggs does well, if not very well for itself. You can crouch
ZSS's b, misspaced sideB, dash attack, and fsmash, shutting down most all of her 'safe on shield'
moves. This greatly eases the matchup for Jiggs with a safe shield and retaining good aerial options
with some Rest punishes (dash attack/fsmash). ZSS has superior movement over Jiggs and can still
outspace Jiggs with her moves, so don't underestimate a good ZSS, however rare they may be. At low/mid%s,
you can contest trades with ZSS's downB, but learn to avoid it at high%s as it will KO Jiggs, who otherwise
doesn't die early except to ZSS's strong and fast bair. Learn to avoid the expected bair if a ZSS
tries to approach you backwards when you're at kill%.

==ZSS pros:
-outranges on the ground and with sideB/ftilt, and in the air with most aerials
-downB has invincibility frames and can beat out Jigg's aerials due to angle of approach
-hard to gimp
-fast, making it hard to punish, while ZSS can dash to punish your landing lag/etc
-good killing power in bair
-fast vertical jumps means it can aircamp Jiggs
-dair can punish aggresive aerial Jiggs
==Jiggs pros:
-crouch blaster, misspaced sideB, dash, fsmash
-crouch into Rest for dash attack and fsmash
-can punish ZSS's laggier aerials
-easier to juggle ZSS on the ground and air
-you can gimp ZSS, but takes a lot of work and depends on her downB availability, but possible.
-can vector out of dthrow followups at mid-high/high%
-can't be hit by second hit of upB unless Jiggs actively vectors down
-needs testing to see if you can Rest out of jab combo/fsmash

[video]http://a.pomf.se/ipackl.webm //Though not a stellar ZSS, this shows examples of crouching
[video]http://a.pomf.se/pcwkdx.webm //first stock KO
[video]http://a.pomf.se/mjvawr.webm //another first stock KO, Rested ZSS's dair
[video]http://a.pomf.se/wbjihn.webm //a full match
[video]http://a.pomf.se/rxmynf.webm //Sing KO

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|         Stage Analysis        | // Under Construction 			[STG]
.-------------------------------.

Jiggs is in a pleasant place where the Omega mode stages of For Glory is actually in Jigg's favor
in most matchups. That said, for tournaments and friendlies, Jiggs will see more than just a flat
terrian and it significantly affects how the matchups turn out and not always to Jigg's advantage.
This, like the matchup section, will largely be under construction for the longest time and will
contain subjective information.
As a rule of thumb, FD/Omega is always a good place for Jiggs, and Battlefield is bad.


==Final Destination==
The only con about this stage is that it's long, allowing for fast running characters to have more
ground to bait for openings and for projectile users to camp. That said, Jiggs tends to avoid most
projectile spam by playing in the air, so Final Destination is all in all a great stage for Jiggs.
	==Avoid against: Little Mac, Sonic(?)

[video]http://a.pomf.se/svdvvc.webm //Jiggs stage spiking with bair around 00:15

==Omega Mode==
This is like Final Destination, however, depending on whether the stage is a floating island, straight
tower, or has an incline makes certain stages more preferable to Jiggs. Jiggs likes Omega stages like
Arena Ferox with the FD incline on the ledge, as it sets up ideal trajectories for stage spiking. Jiggs
can also jump underneath the stage and get to the other side on the island stages. Flat tower stages
often restrict recovery paths, also offering a boon for Jiggs. Inclined island stages (like Ferox and
the G&W stage) will be grouped with FD analysis. This section will be reserved for specific matchups
where the flat tower offers a notable benefit or con.
The flat tower does allow other characters to wall jump, so certain characters will benefit from this
stage more than Jiggs can.
	==Avoid against: Little Mac, Sonic(?)
	==If possible choose FD/island over tower Omega stages: Wall jumpers

==Battlefield==
My favorite stage is the worst place for Jiggs to fight. Being unable to reach the top platform in
two jumps will often leave Jiggs being platform camped by everyone who is faster with better vertical
jumps, which is everyone. The only benefit here is that Usmash barely pokes (but still pokes) the
lower platform and the technicality of uair pokes. However, pretty much every other character can
take advantage of this stage better than Jiggs can. This stage alone can turn some even matchups into
an uphill nightmare. Mind you, if we're being technical, this is not a bad stage for Jigglypuff; it's
just that every other character takes advantage of it so much better than Jiggs can.
	==Avoid Against: Marth, Pikachu, MK, (assume everyone here until proven otherwise)

==Yoshi's Island==
This is likely Jigg's best stage with a few caveats. This is the stage you want to counterpick when
your brain is telling you to go Battlefield for a stage with platforms. This is also the stage you
likely want to avoid against the super small can't-shorthop-aerials due to the caveat. Caveats:
the side platforms that randomly appear will often prevent followups more often than save you from
follow ups due to Jigg's highly active offstage play (this is a minor one, overall; the platforms
are useful for Jiggs too, offstage platforms to get all your jumps back for even deeper offstage);
the only significant caveat is the sloped main stage. This WILL require you to change your spacing
and attack timing otherwise you will whiff even your short hops.
	==Avoid against: nobody until proven otherwise

==Prism Tower==
I have very little experience with this stage, so hope other Jiggs main can contribute here. Theoretically,
this is a great stage for characters with bad recoveries due to the many opportunities to gimp. The
lack of a too-tall platform also means it doesn't have the problem Battlefield has in being a playground
for opponents to platform camp Jiggs. Likely a good stage for Jiggs, but definitely avoid against faster
characters, for whom this is just another stage to air camp/run away from a Jiggs who will struggle to
keep up.
	==good against: poor recoveries/easy gimps

==Arena Ferox==
When applicable, this is likely Jiggs best counterpick stage. It has a high ceiling (mix of slight Rest
nerf vs much improved survivability with super light Jiggs), and stage transformation with walls. Jab has
the property of having a slightly lifting trajectory, preventing shield grabs on hit due to forcing landing
lag before they can react. At mid%s, Jiggs can jab combo characters into a wall for 6-10 hits into an
unavoidable Rest KO. The transformations also don't hurt Jiggs compared to other characters.
	==good against: everyone until proven otherwise
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