A dense version of all the important information about playing competitive Super Smash Bros. Melee.

The Smash Brothers Documentary offers insight into Competitive Super Smash Bros. Melee from the perspective of Pro Players. It also offers some history to the game and the top players of certain eras.

Full Playlist

A short video on the different moves and controls in Super Smash Bros. Melee.

Yoshi's Story, Fountain of Dreams, Pokemon Stadium,
Battlefield, Final Destination, and Dreamland

Note: Some rulesets will have Pokemon Stadium as a counter-pick stage, while some may have Final Destination as a counter-pick stage.

A video featuring each stage in Super Smash Bros. Melee.

A video demonstrating how an official tournament set is conducted.

A technique where you can cancel the landing lag of an aerial attack by pressing 'L' or 'R' when your character hits the ground. It is helpful for extending combos and protecting oneself from being vulnerable after attacking.

A technique where your character air-dodges at an angle into the ground thus putting the character in a sliding animation. It is helpful for quick movement as well as combo-ing.

A technique where you can partially control the vector you are hit. This is performed by holding a direction on the Analog Stick before the final frame of the hit. It is helpful for surviving at high percents and avoiding long combos.

A technique where you can fall through a platform after holding shield on top of it. This is performed by angling the Analog Stick downwards to a certain degree. This technique is helpful for acting out of shield on platform as well as hitting opponents below a platform.

A technique where you can move your character during hit frames. This is performed by making directional inputs using the Analog Stick during hit frames. This technique is helpful for triggering 'tech' situations or preventing death.