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While the move covers a very large range, it loses potency quickly on larger stages, and cannot affect anything below Jigglypuff (though this can be remedied by having Jigglypuff start the attack from below the stage, which will let it expand up and ''through'' the stage). It also pushes teammates regardless of if [[Team Attack]] is on or off. | While the move covers a very large range, it loses potency quickly on larger stages, and cannot affect anything below Jigglypuff (though this can be remedied by having Jigglypuff start the attack from below the stage, which will let it expand up and ''through'' the stage). It also pushes teammates regardless of if [[Team Attack]] is on or off. | ||
==Glitch== | |||
{{Main|Regenerating terrain glitch}} | {{Main|Regenerating terrain glitch}} | ||
There is a [[glitch]] in ''Super Smash Bros. Brawl'' where the terrain in some stages (such as [[Bridge of Eldin]]) touches Jigglypuff and knocks it out of the move, yet it remains the same size it was when it was forced out of the Final Smash. If Yoshi (or Kirby with Yoshi's ability) uses his [[Egg Lay]] on Jigglypuff after this, or Jigglypuff picks up a Super Mushroom, its size doubles, allowing Jigglypuff to become the biggest character in the game.<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9-TxTxgKwAQ Puff Up and Egg Lay]</ref> Its size resets when it uses the Final Smash again or gets KO'd. As a pun on its enormous size, the glitch Jigglypuff is often called "Bigglypuff", "Gigapuff", or "Gigalypuff" by fans. When the glitch is performed, Jigglypuff will still have the strength it had when it was at its standard size. Jigglypuff will appear to move very slowly, having the illusion of not being able to jump very high, as well as falling slowly, all attributes equal to when it was at its regular size. As a result of these large hitboxes, should Jigglypuff roll or use its forward smash with the glitch, it will likely [[self-destruct]], as if any hitboxes come in contact with the [[blast line]], Jigglypuff will be KO'd. | There is a [[glitch]] in ''Super Smash Bros. Brawl'' where the terrain in some stages (such as [[Bridge of Eldin]]) touches Jigglypuff and knocks it out of the move, yet it remains the same size it was when it was forced out of the Final Smash. If Yoshi (or Kirby with Yoshi's ability) uses his [[Egg Lay]] on Jigglypuff after this, or Jigglypuff picks up a Super Mushroom, its size doubles, allowing Jigglypuff to become the biggest character in the game.<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9-TxTxgKwAQ Puff Up and Egg Lay]</ref> Its size resets when it uses the Final Smash again or gets KO'd. As a pun on its enormous size, the glitch Jigglypuff is often called "Bigglypuff", "Gigapuff", or "Gigalypuff" by fans. When the glitch is performed, Jigglypuff will still have the strength it had when it was at its standard size. Jigglypuff will appear to move very slowly, having the illusion of not being able to jump very high, as well as falling slowly, all attributes equal to when it was at its regular size. As a result of these large hitboxes, should Jigglypuff roll or use its forward smash with the glitch, it will likely [[self-destruct]], as if any hitboxes come in contact with the [[blast line]], Jigglypuff will be KO'd. | ||
