Corrin - Player 2 No.60 amibo

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Oh well, can’t do anything about it, just keep it in mind- and try to avoid being hit by your amiibo’s Neutral Special.

Corrin is still a bit lacking in representation, so we’d appreciate it if more trainers submitted this character into competitive tournaments! Born in kingdom of Hoshido but kidnapped by Nohr at a young age, Corrin was brought up by Nohrian royalty. You can then add on additional up tilts for even more damage, and then you can finish out the combo with an up air (or, more rarely, a neutral air).Just be careful when training it and, with my advice below, your Corrin should run like a well oiled machine. She’s light enough that she struggles with heavy attacks, such as those carelessly tossed out by King K Rool, Donkey Kong or the majority of swordies, and shielding helps keep her around for longer. Once again, don’t go off-stage, because human opponents will easily take advantage of Corrin’s rather unreliable recovery.

These figures and cards provide a unique gaming experience when used in compatible Nintendo Switch, Wii U or 3DS software; just tap your Amiibo to unlock special features like extra weapons or character customization, or even use them to boost the performance of your Amiibo partners. Some really cool amiibo about but I'm relieved I've finally kicked the amiibo collecting habit - not enough functionality for me. We don’t share your credit card details with third-party sellers, and we don’t sell your information to others. All products and characters depicted are copyrighted property of their respective owners, not amiibo life or its developer. You could also use Great Autoheal if you’re looking to train a Raid Boss that can annoy your friends at a moment’s notice.

As far as the actual figure, it looks really good, and aside from the cape which is loose, it's seems to be solid enough for it's intended use as a display/just tapping it on the reader. Past Corrin trainers have been successful using a lot of Down Tilt into Up Tilt to rack up damage (amiibo don’t combo unless hardcoded to, but Corrin usually uses Up Tilt after Down Tilt, because the opponent is within range of Up Tilt and Up Smash and Up Smash is slower), but I didn’t want to focus on it. In competitive amiibo tournaments with Spirits, the “Big Five” (Armor Knight, Autoheal, Great Autoheal, Super Armor, and Slow Super Armor) are usually banned on account of being completely overpowered, but if they aren’t (or you’re training this amiibo as a raid boss), Armor Knight with Move Speed Up is the best spread for Corrin.