I once accidentally made Lucario disappear in SSBB, but I can't do it again. How do you disappear using Lucario in SSBB?
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Do you mean his counter, which can cause him to suddenly appear to vanish and then attack a foe? This is a move he performs with Down-B, where if someone hits you as you perform it, he'll do that. – Zibbobz Jun 10 '14 at 3:49
You are probably thinking of Double Team, Lucario's down special move. It's a counterattack that causes it to temporarily vanish before attacking from the side; as a counterattack, it only activates if it's hit by a blockable attack during the move.
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