It will be interesting to see if any future patches or characters knock him out. Overall, Roy clearly has a place in the current meta. These are a combination of some well-known names and others that are not as much. Roy’s PlayerbaseĪccording to, Roy’s current player base include Stroder “Stroder” Ame, Alexis “Goblin” Stennett, Gavin “Tweek” Dempsey and Kolawole “Kola” Aideyan. In addition, he ties for 11th in fall speed, making him easy to combo, and he has less time to drift to ledge when offstage. His up special, blazer, comes out on frame 9 and only covers a certain distance. Despite this, Roy can sometimes struggle, such as getting the strong final hit of double-edge dance or the sweet spot of jab for his confirms off of it to work. This is due to Ultimate’s engine and different game mechanics typically favoring aggression over spacing. However, in this game, Roy and Marth have switched places on the tier list, with Marth often being considered mid-tier at best, like Roy in his previous appearances. The Melee engine and the Super Smash Bros. Melee, when both characters first appeared in the series. This is a design that was a juxtaposition of Marth’s tipper mechanic back in Super Smash Bros. Most of Roy’s attacks are stronger at the hilt of the blade than the tip of it. In addition, his aerials are also relatively quick and some combo into each other at low percents. His down tilt comes out on frame seven, and forward tilt comes out on frame eight. Roy has other reliable, quick grounded options to pressure with. However, this combo is not true after 30%, and it won’t kill them. This move kills earlier than back air at ledge. Sometimes Roy players jab at the ledge, bait an air-dodge then go for his side-special, double-edge dance. Jab to back air is a true combo, which can kill as early as 80% on ledge. This means that jab is typically a safe option at close range. The move is negative nine at close range, but gives the opponent eight frames of shield stun. According to, his jab, which comes out on frame five, is his fastest attack. His frame data compliments his speed and allows him to quickly pressure opponents. Roy has the fourteenth fastest dash speed in the game according to, the same as his echo fighter, Chrom. Despite his flaws, notably his poor disadvantage state, players have found that Roy’s strengths are too good to miss out on. Roy has excelling qualities at higher levels of gameplay, particularly in his neutral state and advantage state. Ulltimate’s lifespan, Roy has been consistently placed as a high-tier character.
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