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{{MovementTabs|Dashing|Overview, Strafe Dashing, Dash Jumping, Dash Sliding, Short Dash Crouch Cancelling, Instant Air Dash}}
{{MovementTabs|Dashing|Overview, Strafe Dashing, Dash Jumping, Dash Sliding, Short Dash Crouch Cancelling, Instant Air Dash, Dash Punch, Parry Dash, Ag2 Dashing}}
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SDCC is more situational than other universal movement techniques, but is useful nevertheless. It is performed nearly the exact same as a [[Dash Sliding|Dash Slide]], but duck is only temporarily held. SDCC is particularly helpful during laning to quickly Light Melee enemy troopers to confirm and deny the souls.
SDCC is more situational than other universal movement techniques, but is useful nevertheless. It is performed nearly the exact same as a [[Dash Sliding|Dash Slide]], but duck is only temporarily held. SDCC is particularly helpful during laning to quickly Light Melee enemy troopers to confirm and deny the souls.
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