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Downthrow
Frames until fully thrown	57
Frames until home-able	27

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A downthrow is a type of cap throw that allows the player to throw Cappy downwards. If Cappy hits the ground before extending fully, he will move continue forwards along the ground. Downthrows are often used in trickjumping as part of an up-down vault.

Execution

There are two methods to execute a downthrow. The first method consists of performing a ground pound, followed by a cap throw after landing and releasing the ground pound button. If the ground pound button is not released before the cap throw is performed, Mario will initiate a roll instead of a downthrow.

The second method for executing a downthrow requires the use of a pair of Joy-Cons. It consists of shaking both Joy-Cons downwards, which would cause a regular motion-controlled cap throw if performed on a different controller.

Frame data

Frames until fully thrown	57
Frames at max length	22-122
Frames until home-able	27
Frames until jump	8
Frames until dive	8
Frames until crouch/spinpound	28
Frames until dive after roll cancelling off ledge	29
Frames until fully thrown (Rocket flower)	8
Frames at max length (Rocket flower)	5-122
Source	Odyssey Movement Data Sheet

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-{{Cap throw infobox|framesUntilFullyThrown=57|framesAtMaxLength=22-122|framesUntilHomeAble=27|framesUntilJump=8|framesUntilDive=8|framesUntilCrouchSpinpound=28|framesUntilDiveAfterRC=29|framesUntilFullyThrownRocketFlower=8|image=Downthrow.gif}}
+{{Cap throw infobox|framesUntilFullyThrown=57|framesUntilHomeAble=27|image=Downthrow.gif}}
-The downthrow is a part of Mario's movement and a variation of [[cap throw]]. While being very useful for reaching distant objects with Cappy, downthrows are commonly seen in [[trickjumping]] as part of an [[up-down vault]]. A unique property of downthrows is that Cappy will stick to the ground if it hits a slope.
+A '''downthrow''' is a type of [[cap throw]] that allows the player to throw Cappy downwards. If Cappy hits the ground before extending fully, he will move continue forwards along the ground. Downthrows are often used in [[trickjumping]] as part of an [[up-down vault]].
-==Execution ==
+==Execution==
-There are two methods for executing a downthrow. The first method consists of performing a [[ground pound]] followed by performing a [[cap throw]] by shaking the controller downwards or pressing X/Y after releasing the [[ground pound]] button. If the ground pound button is not released before the [[cap throw]] is performed, Mario will initiate a [[roll]] instead of a downthrow.
+There are two methods to execute a downthrow. The first method consists of performing a [[ground pound]], followed by a cap throw after landing and releasing the ground pound button. If the ground pound button is not released before the cap throw is performed, Mario will initiate a [[roll]] instead of a downthrow.
-The second method for executing a downthrow requires the use of a pair of Joy-Cons. It consists of shaking the controller downwards, which will cause a regular [[motion-controlled cap throw]] if done without using a pair of Joy-Cons.
+The second method for executing a downthrow requires the use of a pair of Joy-Cons. It consists of shaking both Joy-Cons downwards, which would cause a regular [[motion-controlled cap throw]] if performed on a different controller.
+==Frame data==
+{{Cap throw framedata|framesUntilFullyThrown=57|framesUntilHomeAble=27|framesUntilJump=8|framesUntilDive=8|framesUntilCrouchSpinpound=28|framesUntilDiveAfterRC=29|framesUntilFullyThrownRocketFlower=8}}
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+[[Category:Movement]]