When sitting down, a character has the same options as when lying down however, a tripped character is more vulnerable. This sound effect is significantly louder in SSB4 than in Brawl. In general, characters from more serious or 'realistic' franchises make a light, quick whooshing sound, followed by an unimpressive falling-down noise, while more cartoonish characters make a swabbing noise, like a sliding mop, before landing with a distinctive timpani noise. The sound effect for tripping changes depending on whether the character tripping is from a 'cartoony' or 'realistic' series. Kirby in his tripped position after stepping on a Banana Peel. Brawl keeps track of the total number of Prat Falls each character or name has experienced in Group Brawls. In addition, if the character attempts to perform a turnaround during their run, there is a 1.25% chance that they will trip. In Brawl only, when the control stick is tapped so that the character performs a dash, there exists a 1% chance that the character will trip. Most attacks have a chance to trip provided the knockback dealt does not lift the target off the ground, while a few attacks are guaranteed to trip opponents. Certain attacks can cause opponents to trip, and some items (including Poké Ball Pokémon and Assist Trophies) will cause tripping without directly attacking at all. Brawl in which a fighter trips, falls over, and sits in a prone state with a confused expression. Tripping ( 転倒, Falling Down officially called prat falling and referred to in game files as slipping) is a gameplay mechanic introduced in Super Smash Bros. The Mario on the far right can be seen Prat Falling.

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