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Wave zap

The Wave Zap is a recovery technique used for in Super Smash Bros. Brawl. It can be used by combining the Zap Jump and Magnet Pull techniques. To perform the technique, Lucas should use a B-sticked PK Fire by pushing the C-stick in the opposite direction that he is facing while pressing B and double jumping at the same time. Then, he immediately use PSI Magnet. He will shoot backwards a huge distance with a huge vertical jump. This can be combined with Reverse Magnet Pulling to go forward as well.
It is possible to do a technique resembling this by doing a normal Zap Jump, but also changing the angle of the jump.
Alternatively, an easier method can be used on a B-sticked Gamecube Controller with X or Y set to jump. While Lucas is midair, the player should should press X or Y and (with the timing of a normal Zap Jump) immediately push the C-stick and Analog stick in opposite horizontal directions. Then the player should push the C-stick down to do a Magnet Pull. To recover to the right, players can push the Analog stick to the left (players will still need to push the C-stick in the opposite direction). To recover to the left, players should push the Analog stick to the right.
This move can be used to KO after a fully charged PK Freeze.
=Videos=
==External links==
*Lucas' Advanced Techniques
Category:Techniques (SSBB)
Category:Character-specific terminology
Category:Advanced techniques
Category:Lucas
Category:Lucas (SSBB)
Wavelanded laser

The wavelanded laser, also known as a falling wavelanding laser, is an advanced technique in Melee and a variation of the Short Hop Laser that can be performed by and (as well as if he copies Fox or Falco's Blaster). This occurs due to Falco, Fox and Kirby automatically changing direction when firing the Blaster after falling off of a platform. The goal is to shoot an opponent that is landing, standing, or falling and make a direct hit. The tricky part of this move is trying to get the Blaster to go directly where the player wants it to go. Because of the speed of Falco's laser, he won't be able to shoot an opponent directly on the platform, but he can only shoot the opponent if they fall through. This can be either advantageous or disadvantageous for Falco at times. The Wavelanded Laser is achieved by firing the Blaster as soon as Falco, Fox, or Kirby faces away from the opponent, Wavedashes or Wavelands off of a platform and fires the Blaster immediately upon falling off the platform. If the Wavelanded Laser is done correctly, Falco, Fox, or Kirby will slide backwards off the platform, face their opponent, and shoot the Blaster. It's impossible to use the technique while facing the opponent because the player automatically turns in the opposite direction as soon as the Blaster is shot, and much harder to accomplish while Wavedashing or Wavelanding forward and because Wavedashing and Wavelanding forward usually causes the player to trip then stumble on the edge of the platform. The player can also perform a falling Wavelanded Double Laser as well, but it would only work with Fox or Kirby with Fox's Blaster copied.
==See also==
*Waveshine
Category:Techniques (SSBM)
Category:Advanced techniques
Category:Fox
Category:Falco
Category:Kirby
Weavile

Weavile (, Manyula) is a creature from the series.
==Origin==
 is a Dark/Ice-type Pokémon introduced in , and it was among the very first Generation IV Pokémon ever revealed, making its official debut in the movie . Weavile is categorized within the Pokédex at #461 as the "Sharp Claw Pokémon". It evolves from when leveling up at night while holding a . It is very fast and focuses on physical attacks.
 is a physical Normal-type introduced in . It has 40 base power, 100% accuracy, and the property of not being able to KO its target, leaving it with 1 HP left; it is thus rarely used in competitive play, but very valuable when trying to catch wild Pokémon. Weavile, like several other Pokémon, can learn it with .
==In Super Smash Bros Brawl==
===As a Poké Ball Pokémon===
Weavile appears as a Poké Ball Pokémon in Brawl. When summoned, Weavile will use False Swipe and slash at other foes on the stage furiously. On the ground, the attack only does 1% damage with no knockback, but any opponent that gets hit will be stunned. Weavile moves back and forth for a long duration of time, trapping opponents for that period of time. When used on an airborne opponent, the attack has high base knockback but low knockback scaling. Despite the move False Swipe reducing the opponent's HP to up to 1 HP, never below, in the Pokémon games, this move can KO in Brawl (albeit at very high percents). Like Fox Illusion, if Weavile darts off an edge, it will KO itself.
===Trophy===
===Sticker===
Name	Game 	Effect 	Fighter(s)
 	series	Attack +5	
==Trivia==
*Weavile's trophy in Brawl is nearly identical to its official artwork from onwards.
*This Weavile's longer ears suggest it is male.
Category:Trophies (SSBB)
Category:Pokémon universe
Category:Stickers
Wectoring

Category:Advanced techniques Category:Techniques Category:Techniques (SSB4)
Wectoring was a glitch/exploit performable by Wario in the early versions of . It was patched out of the game in update 1.0.4. The glitch enabled Wario to convert the momentum he received from knockback into momentum in a chosen direction, just as the hitstun ends.
==Performing the glitch==
In order to perform the glitch, the player must first hold the Circle Pad upwards just after Wario first enters hitstun, then a little under a second before the hitstun is about to end, hold the pad in the direction they wish to travel in. The greater the knockback Wario sustained, the more momentum he will gain when the hitstun ends.
==Usage of the glitch==
One of the main usages of the glitch was for recovery, as it allows Wario to very quickly get back to the stage from any distance, making edgeguarding him almost impossible. Additionally, the fast speed and control that Wario has over his momentum could be used to catch the opponent by surprise with a Waft, or a powerful aerial.
==Video==
Category:Glitches (SSB4)
Category:Wario (SSB4)
Weezing

Weezing (, Matadogas) is a . It evolves from Koffing.
==Origin==
 is a Poison-type Pokémon introduced in , and is categorized within the Pokédex at #110 as the "Poison Gas Pokémon". It evolves from Koffing at level 35, and like its previous form it uses the gases contained in its body to float, attack and occasionally explode. It is somewhat notable for being Team Rocket member 's partner Pokémon in the early episodes of the Pokémon animated series, having evolved from Koffing in the 31st episode of the original series and remaining with him until early into the Advanced Generation series. Weezing also has a Poison/Fairy-type Galarian in Pokémon Sword and Shield.
 is a Poison-type move which Weezing learns at early levels when it's still a Koffing. While very weak (30 base power, 20 prior to ) it has a 40% chance of inflicting the Poison status to the target.
==In Super Smash Bros. Melee==
Weezing appears in the ending picture for the .
===As a Poké Ball Pokémon===
Weezing can appear as a Poké Ball Pokémon, using Smog as its attack, which is nearly identical to Koffing's attack in Super Smash Bros. A cloud of gas will come out of the holes in Weezing. Any character that makes contact with the Smog will take damage and low knockback. If a character is stuck in the center of Weezing's attack, then they will also take damage continuously. Weezing can deal the most damage out of any Pokémon in Melee, being able to deal well over 100% if someone is to stay in the center of it, but a player can simply DI out of Weezing's attack to minimize damage. It is interesting to note that Weezing can deal extreme damage to Giga Bowser, as his very large size keeps him from escaping Weezing once trapped within. It is possible for Giga Bowser to accumulate over 300% from Weezing, making Weezing very valuable in Event 51: The Showdown and in the Giga Bowser battle in Adventure Mode. Weezing's attack does not harm the summoner. Its Japanese voice clip is from the Pokémon episode Dig Those Diglett! while its English voice clip is from the Pokémon episode Lights, Camera, Quack-tion.
===As a stage element===
A giant balloon of Weezing (in actuality, the 3D model of Weezing used in Pokémon Stadium for Nintendo 64) is one of the many floating and bending "platforms" that make the Poké Floats stage. The balloon starts out big and actually decreases in size over time, likely referencing its ability to change its body size when releasing gas.
===Trophy===
Weezing features as a collectible trophy, unlocked as one of the 100+ trophies that can be collected randomly during normal play, such as in the Trophy Lottery and throughout the various single-player regular matches.
==In Super Smash Bros. Ultimate==
Weezing appears as a spirit.
===Spirit===
No.	Image	Name	Type	Class	Cost 	Ability 	Series
448	 	 	★ 	1 	Fire & Explosion Attack ↑	Pokémon Series	
==Names in other languages==
==Trivia==
*Weezing is one of two Poké Ball Pokémon to replace a member of their evolution-line in later installments, the other being Staryu.
Category:Trophies (SSBM)
Category:Spirits
Wellington Power Rankings

The Wellington Power Rankings rank the best players in Wellington, the capital city of New Zealand.
==Super Smash Bros. Melee==
===July-December 2024===
Rankings on Ausmash
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===January-July 2024===
Rankings on Ausmash
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===July-December 2023===
Rankings on Ausmash
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===January-July 2023===
Rankings on Ausmash
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===July-December 2022===
Rankings on Ausmash
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===January-July 2022===
Rankings on Ausmash
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===February 2020-February 2021===
Rankings on Ausmash
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===December 2017 (v2)===
Rankings on Ausmash
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===July 2017 (v1)===
Rankings on Ausmash
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==Super Smash Bros. for Wii U==
===December 2017 (v2)===
Rankings on Ausmash
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===July 2017 (v1)===
Rankings on Ausmash
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==Super Smash Bros. Ultimate==
===July-December 2024===
Rankings on Ausmash
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===January-July 2024===
Rankings on Ausmash
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===July-December 2023===
Rankings on Ausmash
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===January-July 2023===
Rankings on Ausmash
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===July-December 2022===
Rankings on Ausmash
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===January-July 2022===
Rankings on Ausmash
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===July-December 2021===
Rankings on Ausmash
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===March-July 2021===
Rankings on Ausmash
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===February 2020-February 2021===
Rankings on Ausmash
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===July-December 2019===
Rankings on Ausmash
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===January-June 2019===
Rankings on Ausmash
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==Project M / Project+==
===July-December 2024===
Rankings on Ausmash
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===January-July 2024===
Rankings on Ausmash
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===July-December 2023===
Rankings on Ausmash
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===January-July 2023===
Rankings on Ausmash
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===July-December 2022===
Rankings on Ausmash
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===January-July 2022===
Rankings on Ausmash
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===July-December 2021===
Rankings on Ausmash
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===July-December 2017 [v2]===
Rankings on Ausmash
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===January-July 2017 [v1]===
Rankings on Ausmash
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Category:Oceanian Power Rankings
Welsh Power Rankings

These are the Power Rankings for the players living in .
==Melee==
===Summer 2019===
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Honorable mentions: Sir Poppsy, Silas
===Winter 2017===
https://start.gg/rankings/melee/series/wales-1/winter-2017
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===2016===
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==Smash 4==
===Summer 2017===
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==Ultimate==
===South Wales===
Post-2020 the Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Power Ranking for Wales was split into the South Wales Power Ranking. 
Other players from Wales or competing in Wales, but outside of South Wales, such as are not mentioned. 
====Winter 2022-2023====
The graphic for this PR was made by . 
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====Summer 2022====
The graphic for this PR was made by 
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====Winter 2021-2022====
The graphic for this PR was made by 
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===Wales===
====Winter 2020====
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====Summer 2019====
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====Spring 2019====
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==References==
Smash 4
Category:European Power Rankings
Wendell (disambiguation)

Wendell is a character from the universe who appears as:
*A background character on Smashville and Town and City
*A sticker
*A trophy in Brawl
*A trophy in 
Category:Animal Crossing universe
Category:Background characters
Category:Stickers
Category:Trophies (SSBB)
Category:Trophies (SSB4-Wii U)
West Virginia Power Rankings

The West Virginia Power Rankings are the power rankings for the US state of West Virginia.
==Super Smash Bros. Melee rankings==
===Spring 2024===
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North HM: TacosBrick 
South HM: TommyTooTall 
===Fall 2023===
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North HM: StarbucksZeke 
South HM: TommyTooTall 
===Spring 2023===
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===Fall 2022===
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HM: ViSQ 
===Spring 2022===
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===Fall 2021===
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===Spring 2019===
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===Fall 2018===
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===Spring 2018===
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===Fall 2017===
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===Spring 2017===
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===Fall 2016===
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===Spring 2016===
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===Fall 2015===
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===Spring 2015===
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==Super Smash Bros. for Wii U rankings==
===All Time===
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===Fall 2018===
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===Spring 2018===
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===Fall 2017===
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===Spring 2017===
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===Fall 2016===
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===Spring 2016===
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===Fall 2015===
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==Super Smash Bros. Ultimate rankings==
For more information on the West Virginia Ultimate community, see the scene's Discord.
===North West Virginia===
===South West Virginia===
===Fall 2024===
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Honorable Mentions: , 
===Spring 2024===
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Honorable Mentions: , 
===Fall 2023===
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Honorable Mentions: , , 
===Spring 2023===
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Honorable Mentions: , 
===Fall 2022===
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Honorable Mentions: , , 
===Spring 2022===
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Honorable Mentions: , 
===Fall 2021===
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Honorable Mentions: , , 
===Spring 2020===
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Honorable Mentions: , 
===Fall 2019===
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===Summer 2019===
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===Spring 2019===
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Category:American Power Rankings
West Virginia Power Rankings/North West Virginia Power Rankings

The North West Virginia Power Rankings are the power rankings for the northern region of the US state of West Virginia. This area comprises the cities of Morgantown, Wheeling, and Fairmont.
==Super Smash Bros. Ultimate rankings==
For more information on the West Virginia Ultimate community, see the scene's Discord.
===Fall 2024===
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Honorable Mentions: , , 
===Spring 2024===
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Honorable Mentions: , , 
===Fall 2023===
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Honorable Mentions: , , 
===Fall 2022===
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===Spring 2022===
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Category:American Power Rankings
West Virginia Power Rankings/South West Virginia Power Rankings

The South West Virginia Power Rankings are the power rankings for the southern region of the US state of West Virginia. This area comprises the cities of Huntington, Charleston, and Beckley.
==Super Smash Bros. Ultimate rankings==
For more information on the West Virginia Ultimate community, see the scene's Discord.
===Fall 2024===
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Honorable Mentions: , 
===Summer 2024===
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===Spring 2024===
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===Fall 2023===
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===Summer 2023===
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Honorable Mentions: , 
===Spring 2023===
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Honorable Mentions: , 
Category:American Power Rankings
When Lightning Strikes

When Lightning Strikes is a single-player event match in . The player controls a small , and must defeat 3 giant-sized Pikachu. The player can collect Lightning Bolts to shrink the enemy Pikachu for an easier KO. Clearing this event will unlock Pokémon Stadium 2.
== Progression ==
This event is unlocked by clearing King of the Yoshis. Completing the event unlocks the Pokémon Stadium 2 stage on the challenge board, but does not unlock any additional paths. Once both the event is completed and is unlocked, the right path is unlocked. 
* Right path: Awards a Crazy Orders pass. Leads to Oh Yeah, Luigi Time!.
Completing the event on normal or hard difficulty within 60 seconds awards an Unharmed Attacker X Defense equipment.
== Trivia ==
* This event is similar to Brawls Co-Op Event 4: The DK Tag Calamity, where players can collect lightning bolts to shrink larger opponents.
Whispy blink glitch

The Whispy blink glitch is a glitch in Super Smash Bros. Melee, first discovered by Magnus420 on SmashBoards. 
The glitch only works on version 1.0.
==How to perform==
As or on , the player must wait for Whispy Woods to blink twice. Right before Whispy's eyes are closed for the first blink, they must execute a jab, forward tilt, up tilt, down tilt, dash attack, or standing grab. 
If done correctly, Marth or Roy will swing their sword in an unusual way. The attack will last as long as it normally would and the corresponding hitbox will still be attached to their arms and swords for a brief moment (except for the standing grab's hitbox which acts independent of Marth's or Roy's arm movement).
==Explanation==
An old explanation provided by Evsen on reddit on September 2016 stated that when he was using Dolphin emulator's texture dumping feature and claimed that Marth's face was dumped on Whispy Woods. He assumed that Marth and Roy's blinking animation is tied to Whispy's, and the animation glitches because the game may have been trying to use both blinking textures at the same time. Though accepted for years, AsumSaus debunked it in 2020, who analyzed Evsen's footage and could not recreate the finding, making AsumSaus believe that Evsen might have misremembered exactly what happened.
A newer theory of why the Whispy Blink Glitch occurs is because of how dynamic model parts react to the windbox created by Whispy disappearing. In this case, Marth and Roy's cape is made up of a set of 'dynamic bones' which means it sways during movement or as a result of interaction with wind effects. When Whispy's wind effect is recalled (i.e. when he blinks), the game runs a check to see if the character whose dynamic bones are being updated is Marth or Roy; if true, it runs a subsequent function which, if a series of conditions is met, tries to reload their current animation with 40 interpolation frames in an attempt to create a smooth transition between the previous and the upcoming animation. However, this operation fails to achieve its intended purpose, as the animation request reads invalid leftover data from previous calculations, making it instead apply the landing animation of Neutral Air.
==External links==
Glitch in action
AsumSaus analysis on the glitch
Category:Glitches (SSBM)
White Cat (disambiguation)

White Cat is a vehicle in the series and appears as:
*a stage element.
**In Melee's , Big Blue, and the Adventure Mode stage, F-Zero Grand Prix.
**In Brawl's Port Town Aero Drive.
**In SSB4's .
*a trophy.
**Part of Melee's F-Zero Racers and Jody Summer trophies.
**Part of Brawl's Jody Summer trophy.
**Part of 's Jody Summer trophy.
*a sticker in Brawl.
Category:Trophies (SSBM)
Category:Trophies (SSBB)
Category:Stickers
Category:Trophies (SSB4-Wii U)
Category:F-Zero universe
Wi-Fi Warrior Rank

The Wi-Fi Warrior Rank (WWR) is a biannual list ranking the best players in online Super Smash Bros. Ultimate tournaments. Created by and , the WWR initially served the same purpose for online tournaments, doing so in its first two seasons, before making the transition to Ultimate for its third season onward.
The first two seasons ranked the top 50 players and had a predetermined number of tournaments from large online tournament series that were privately ranked on a tournament tier system (C, B, A, S), with sub-only tournaments being omitted. From the third season onward, the tournament tier system was publicly released and any tournaments aside from weeklies and sub-only tournaments were eligible for consideration on the rankings. The power rankings received another overhaul in the fifth season and were increased to the top 75 players to accommodate the increased number of online players. The sixth season removed the eligibility restrictions on sub-only tournaments, albeit with a reduced multiplier for sub-only events, however, it was also reduced back to the top 50 due to its decreased players.
Following the seventh season, the rankings took an extended break due to the online scene shrinking significantly as a result of the return of offline competitive play as well as Cloudhead losing motivation. Although an eighth season was hinted at and joked about during this time, it was not formally announced until March 2024, with several new changes to adapt to the newer online landscape.
==Banned players==
Due to a number of sexual harassment and abuse incidents in the community, the Wi-Fi Warrior Rank have banned the following players from their rankings:
*, , , and (July 2nd, 2020)
*, , and (July 7th, 2020)
* (March 23rd, 2021)
==External links==
*WWR Discord
*WWR Twitter
*Banned Players document
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Wi-Fi Warrior Rank v1

The Wi-Fi Warrior Rank v1 lists the best smashers for s online competitive scene for the first half of 2018.
==Methodology==
The WWR was not open-entry when it came to which events could qualify, and it instead pulled from a semi-predetermined list of weekly series. However, once a series grew in size and their tournaments regularly met the WWR's qualifying standards, they may have been added mid-season. No tournaments were included that restricted which players could enter on a large scale, such as sub-only or region-locked tournaments.
 
The first WWR was compiled using the results of ten of the largest open-entry Wi-fi series:
 
===Series Evaluated===
Series 	Day(s) 	TOs
Smashurai Dojo 	Tuesday (Mini), Saturday (Circuit/Summit) 	Freedom, RyanDCB, MikeyNyce, GME, Jay, Pengu, Ravenking
Eclipse Series 	Monday (Flamewave Neo), Friday (Eclipse Smash), Sunday (Smash Bash)	Tacos, , Erik, Nibodax, Zaxel
Smashing Legends 	Wednesday, Saturday 	Powergeorge5, Eragon, Dual, KenryckYT, TRexLordSW
Breaking Point 	Thursday 	RyanDCB, Copper, Frunk
King's Court 	Wednesday 	Ergka, King
Smash Station 	Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday 	SlickJ, Mother/EB, Illusion, KenryckYT, TRexLordSW, Abraxas
Sunday Smash Attack 	Sunday 	Illusion, KenryckYT
TVSeries 	Friday 	Conway, MagZ, VaR, 200X, Gravy
Wary Fighter Wednesdays	Formerly Friday (currently defunct) 	N/A
==Rankings==
Ranking	Smasher	Previous Rank	Movement	Character(s)
 
===Honorable mentions===
Ranking	Smasher	Previous rank	Movement	Character(s)
==External links==
*Introductory article
*#41-50 article
*#31-40 article
*#21-30 article
*#11-20 article
*#1-10 article
Category:WWR
Wi-Fi Warrior Rank v2

The Wi-Fi Warrior Rank v2 lists the best smashers for s online competitive scene for the second half of 2018.
==Methodology==
The core structure of the WWRv2 remains the same as last season, with some minor changes. The value of individual wins has been reduced, as have the tournament values of standard weekly tournaments. As was the case in the previous season, no tournaments are included that restrict their playerbase by subs or location; and no players are included who have attended less than four tournaments, are banned in multiple series, or have requested to be left off.
 
In addition, an X-factor ranking will be presented alongside the regular ranking. Much like that of the Panda Global Rankings, this is a separate, panel-based ranking, with TOs and top Wi-fi players participating in a survey to rank the WWR candidates.
 
===Series Evaluated===
The WWRv2 includes tournaments from six active, open-entry series, as well as three inactive series that were active at some point during the season.
Series 	Day(s) 	Status
Smashing Legends 	Wednesday, Saturday	Active
Eclipse Smash 	Monday, Friday 	Active
Smash Station 	Thursday, Saturday 	Active
TVSeries 	Friday, Sunday 	Active
Sunday Smash Attack	Sunday 	Active
Take the L Tuesdays	Tuesday 	Active
Dragonborn 	Thursday 	Hiatus
Smashurai Dojo 	Tuesday, Saturday 	Defunct
King's Court 	Wednesday 	Defunct
 
===Major Tournaments===
These tournaments are the only ones whose tournament values are not reduced. They generally feature increased prize pots and separate branding in comparison to their associated weeklies, and if they are recurring, must do so no more than once per month.
 
Tournament 	Series
 	EC
 	EC
Smashing Legends Monthly 11 	SL
Smashing Legends Monthly 13 	SL
Smashing Legends Monthly 14 	SL
Smash Station 100: Zenkai Saga 	SS
Smash Station 119 	SS
TVSeries: Elite Saga 	TVS
Sunday Smash Attack Anniversary Tournament	SSA
 	Various
Smashurai Summit: EVA^ Monthly 	SD
 	SD
Dragonborn Season 2 Finale 	DB
==Rankings==
Ranking	Smasher	Previous Rank	Movement	Character(s)	Score
 
====Area 51====
Ranking	Smasher	Previous rank	Movement	Character(s)
==External links==
*Introductory article
*Area 51 article
*#41-50 article
*#31-40 article
*#21-30 article
*#11-20 article
*#1-10 article
Category:WWR