No longer limited to those with tethers, every character has access to a Z/Grab move once airborne. On the topic of survival, it should be mentioned that fall-speed in Smash4 is much like 64 in that it is between Melee and Brawl, allowing for a bit more air fighting than melee, but keeping a bit faster pace than Brawl. The new threshold both allows for offensive comboing to take place at low-mid% without it being easily interrupted as in Brawl, as well as survival to be a bit easier once flung off-stage at higher% (with skill) than it was in Melee. There is a bit of a catch, however: the harder you are hit/higher %, the harder it is to cancel the stun, acting like escaping a grab in some ways in how you have to mash the input you want to cancel with slightly to escape before it's too late. Smash4 introduces a threshold to cancel hit-stun once you are hit hard enough to start leaving a smoke trail as you fly through the air, you can cancel the stun with any action. In Brawl, you could cancel hit-stun very early by pretty much any action, where in Melee you couldn't really cancel it until the stun was over (and don't even mention 64's crazy hit-stun). This is good seeing your AI controlled team member isn't that easy to pick off (if they do get flung off the edge, they will behave like a training room CPU and use their jumps+recovery to get back), but at the same time 3/4ths of the damage from the attack is carried over when you swap them over to a playable state, so make sure to cover both sides of your party at once! While in Team2 mode, they actually behave a lot like a Pokeball Pokemon would and use their own Team 2 Special if a foe is in range, make sure to capitalize on these moves with your Team1 Pokemon! Like some Pokeball Pokemon your Team2 Pokemon is attack-able, but immune to Knockback Growth, meaning it will only suffer set KB between Mario and Samus' Ftilts when hit.
In case they hop off and grab an edge remember they are somewhat in the BG, meaning they cannot edge-guard you or your foe.
In play, your Team2 Pokemon will walk around by itself as if it were a CPU in training mode set to "Walk" and occasionally jump on a platform if it is over the main floor, and will hop off of moving ones once they begin to move off-stage.
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