MultiVersus Shaggy Guide: Costumes, Perks, Moves & How To Unlock
Shaggy is one of the many playable characters in the cross-over platform fight . As one of the first characters players will unlock and play as, Shaggy is great for players still learning the fundamentals of the game or for those who prefer Bruiser-style characters. Although Shaggy is a fairly basic character, there are plenty of tips and tricks to master the Mystery Machine driver.
Norville Rogers, better known as Shaggy, comes from the franchise and has also found himself in the cast. Although this beloved character's television and movie version does not seem to have a propensity toward fighting, Shaggy is one of the best bruiser characters in. Despite being geared toward newer players, Shaggy is still viable at any skill level. He has plenty of costumes, emotes, and other cosmetics that you can unlock.
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Like all characters, Shaggy has a combination of air and ground moves that differ depending on the player’s choice between regular and special attacks. Shaggy’s moves also change depending on the direction you are moving toward.
Alongside this, Shaggy has a unique passive that allows him to enter his Rage form when held. In this mode, all attacks and special attacks deal with greater damage and have a greater range. Below are all the moves you can use with Shaggy.
Attack/Special
Ground
Air
Neutral Attack
(Knuckle Sandwich) A quick punch forward. Shaggy can charge this for a stronger, wind-up punch.
(Flurrious Feet) Shaggy lets off a series of downward kicks that strike any opponent below him.
Up Attack
(Like, Overhead Swing) Shaggy lets loose an overhead swing
(Flying Swat) Shaggy strikes upwards in an arcing motion.
Down Attack
(Power Stomp) Shaggy charges a downward stomp, which can break the opposing armor.
(Get Down, Man) A downward two-fisted punch attack that strikes the ground and knocks back nearby enemies.
Side Attack
(Combo Meal) A
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