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I was reading a Smash Ultimate combo guide and someone told me that the best Falcon combo is:

shff fh nair into knee

What on earth are they trying to say? And is it even a real thing?

Are there any other weird acronyms I should know when reading online or listening to commentators?

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I was reading a Smash Ultimate combo guide and someone told me that the best Falcon combo is:

shff fh nair into knee

What on earth are they trying to say? And is it even a real thing?

Are there any other weird acronyms I should know when reading online or listening to commentators?

terminology super-smash-bros-4 super-smash-bros-ultimate super-smash-bros-melee

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I was reading a Smash Ultimate combo guide and someone told me that the best Falcon combo is:

shff fh nair into knee

What on earth are they trying to say? And is it even a real thing?

Are there any other weird acronyms I should know when reading online or listening to commentators?

terminology super-smash-bros-4 super-smash-bros-ultimate super-smash-bros-melee

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They were trying to tell you to

Short Hop Fast Fall to land the First Hit of Neutral-Aerial which will combo into the Knee of justice.

Phew. Wasn't that a mouthful? But damn is it worth it for the true combo!

There are actually quite a few shorthanded phrases that have been developed for Smash over the years. I've tried to come up with a not-quite-comprehensive list below with wiki links where I could find them. You'll hear many of these from tourney commentators as well as written online:

• 
  AC - Auto Cancel
  


• 
  Bair - Back Aerial
  


• 
  BKB - Base Knockback
  


• 
  DA - Dash Attack
  


• 
  Dair - Down Aerial
  


• 
  DBZ - When both characters hit each other and are launched at high speed toward the blastzone simultaneously. Usually results in at least one of the two losing a stock.


• 
  DI - Directional Influence
  


• 
  DJ - Double Jump (using both jumps in quick succession from the ground)


• 
  DSR - Dave's Stupid Rule (used in tournaments for stage picking)


• 
  Fair - Forward Aerial
  


• 
  FD - Final Destination
  


• 
  FF - Fast Fall
  


• 
  FH - First Hit (the first hitbox of a multi-hit move)


• 
  JC - Jump Cancel (usually followed by what you're jump cancelling into. ie: JC Up-Smash)


• 
  JV - Winning with a stock with no damage (so if you won with 2 extra stocks, but were at 0%, it's almost as if you had 3 stocks. You "JV 3-stocked" the opponent. See this Reddit thread for the history behind it)


• 
  KB - Knockback
  


• 
  KO - Knockout
  


• 
  MU - Matchup
  


• 
  Nair - Neutral Aerial
  


• 
  OoS - Out of Shield
  


• 
  PS2 - Pokemon Stadium 2
  


• 
  SD - Self Destruct
  


• 
  SDI - Smash Directional Influence
  


• 
  SH - Shorthop
  


• 
  Zair - Z-Aerial or "Grab Aerial"
  

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They were trying to tell you to

Short Hop Fast Fall to land the First Hit of Neutral-Aerial which will combo into the Knee of justice.

Phew. Wasn't that a mouthful? But damn is it worth it for the true combo!

There are actually quite a few shorthanded phrases that have been developed for Smash over the years. I've tried to come up with a not-quite-comprehensive list below with wiki links where I could find them. You'll hear many of these from tourney commentators as well as written online:

• 
  AC - Auto Cancel
  


• 
  Bair - Back Aerial
  


• 
  BKB - Base Knockback
  


• 
  DA - Dash Attack
  


• 
  Dair - Down Aerial
  


• 
  DBZ - When both characters hit each other and are launched at high speed toward the blastzone simultaneously. Usually results in at least one of the two losing a stock.


• 
  DI - Directional Influence
  


• 
  DJ - Double Jump (using both jumps in quick succession from the ground)


• 
  DSR - Dave's Stupid Rule (used in tournaments for stage picking)


• 
  Fair - Forward Aerial
  


• 
  FD - Final Destination
  


• 
  FF - Fast Fall
  


• 
  FH - First Hit (the first hitbox of a multi-hit move)


• 
  JC - Jump Cancel (usually followed by what you're jump cancelling into. ie: JC Up-Smash)


• 
  JV - Winning with a stock with no damage (so if you won with 2 extra stocks, but were at 0%, it's almost as if you had 3 stocks. You "JV 3-stocked" the opponent. See this Reddit thread for the history behind it)


• 
  KB - Knockback
  


• 
  KO - Knockout
  


• 
  MU - Matchup
  


• 
  Nair - Neutral Aerial
  


• 
  OoS - Out of Shield
  


• 
  PS2 - Pokemon Stadium 2
  


• 
  SD - Self Destruct
  


• 
  SDI - Smash Directional Influence
  


• 
  SH - Shorthop
  


• 
  Zair - Z-Aerial or "Grab Aerial"
  

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1

They were trying to tell you to

Short Hop Fast Fall to land the First Hit of Neutral-Aerial which will combo into the Knee of justice.

Phew. Wasn't that a mouthful? But damn is it worth it for the true combo!

There are actually quite a few shorthanded phrases that have been developed for Smash over the years. I've tried to come up with a not-quite-comprehensive list below with wiki links where I could find them. You'll hear many of these from tourney commentators as well as written online:

• 
  AC - Auto Cancel
  


• 
  Bair - Back Aerial
  


• 
  BKB - Base Knockback
  


• 
  DA - Dash Attack
  


• 
  Dair - Down Aerial
  


• 
  DBZ - When both characters hit each other and are launched at high speed toward the blastzone simultaneously. Usually results in at least one of the two losing a stock.


• 
  DI - Directional Influence
  


• 
  DJ - Double Jump (using both jumps in quick succession from the ground)


• 
  DSR - Dave's Stupid Rule (used in tournaments for stage picking)


• 
  Fair - Forward Aerial
  


• 
  FD - Final Destination
  


• 
  FF - Fast Fall
  


• 
  FH - First Hit (the first hitbox of a multi-hit move)


• 
  JC - Jump Cancel (usually followed by what you're jump cancelling into. ie: JC Up-Smash)


• 
  JV - Winning with a stock with no damage (so if you won with 2 extra stocks, but were at 0%, it's almost as if you had 3 stocks. You "JV 3-stocked" the opponent. See this Reddit thread for the history behind it)


• 
  KB - Knockback
  


• 
  KO - Knockout
  


• 
  MU - Matchup
  


• 
  Nair - Neutral Aerial
  


• 
  OoS - Out of Shield
  


• 
  PS2 - Pokemon Stadium 2
  


• 
  SD - Self Destruct
  


• 
  SDI - Smash Directional Influence
  


• 
  SH - Shorthop
  


• 
  Zair - Z-Aerial or "Grab Aerial"
  

share

answered 5 mins ago

scohe001scohe001

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add a comment | 

They were trying to tell you to

Short Hop Fast Fall to land the First Hit of Neutral-Aerial which will combo into the Knee of justice.

Phew. Wasn't that a mouthful? But damn is it worth it for the true combo!

There are actually quite a few shorthanded phrases that have been developed for Smash over the years. I've tried to come up with a not-quite-comprehensive list below with wiki links where I could find them. You'll hear many of these from tourney commentators as well as written online:

• 
  AC - Auto Cancel
  


• 
  Bair - Back Aerial
  


• 
  BKB - Base Knockback
  


• 
  DA - Dash Attack
  


• 
  Dair - Down Aerial
  


• 
  DBZ - When both characters hit each other and are launched at high speed toward the blastzone simultaneously. Usually results in at least one of the two losing a stock.


• 
  DI - Directional Influence
  


• 
  DJ - Double Jump (using both jumps in quick succession from the ground)


• 
  DSR - Dave's Stupid Rule (used in tournaments for stage picking)


• 
  Fair - Forward Aerial
  


• 
  FD - Final Destination
  


• 
  FF - Fast Fall
  


• 
  FH - First Hit (the first hitbox of a multi-hit move)


• 
  JC - Jump Cancel (usually followed by what you're jump cancelling into. ie: JC Up-Smash)


• 
  JV - Winning with a stock with no damage (so if you won with 2 extra stocks, but were at 0%, it's almost as if you had 3 stocks. You "JV 3-stocked" the opponent. See this Reddit thread for the history behind it)


• 
  KB - Knockback
  


• 
  KO - Knockout
  


• 
  MU - Matchup
  


• 
  Nair - Neutral Aerial
  


• 
  OoS - Out of Shield
  


• 
  PS2 - Pokemon Stadium 2
  


• 
  SD - Self Destruct
  


• 
  SDI - Smash Directional Influence
  


• 
  SH - Shorthop
  


• 
  Zair - Z-Aerial or "Grab Aerial"
  

share

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