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less range overall. Back floor attack: Back floor attack now starts in front of Olimar rather than from behind. Back floor attack has more startup lag (frame

A floor attack, commonly/officially known as a getup attack (おきあがり攻撃 or 起き上がり攻撃) or rising attack, and referred to as DownAttackU and DownAttackD (depending

Pikmin. This bug had plagued Olimar since SSB4 and was finally fixed in 10.0.0, indirectly buffing Olimar. Due to Olimar's strongest traits being toned

about Olimar's appearance in Super Smash Bros. Brawl. For other uses, see Captain Olimar and Pikmin (species). Olimar (ピクミン＆オリマー, Pikmin & Olimar) is a

technical data of each individual hit, see: Olimar (SSB4)/Neutral attack/Hit 1 Olimar (SSB4)/Neutral attack/Hit 2

was. The design of the floor in Brawl and Smash 4 is also different than how it appeared in Luigi's Mansion; however, the floor in Ultimate was changed

Front floor attack and the back hit of back floor attack deal 1% more damage (6% → 7%). The front hit of back floor attack deals less damage (8% → 7%). Edge

5% (front)/1.5% (back)). This improves its damage racking ability if the opponent is in front of Zelda, but worsens it if hit behind her. The front and

to Diddy Kong' body, which covers noticeably less range. Front floor attack: Front floor attack has a new animation where Diddy Kong performs a double sided

still too laggy to possess true followups in most cases. Floor attacks: Front and back floor attacks deal 1% more damage (6% → 7%). Egg Lay: Egg Lay's aerial

knockback scaling (50 → 48). Floor attacks launch opponents at a higher angle (361° → 48°). Front floor attack: Front floor attack has a new animation where

potential. Floor attack: Due to the introduction of tripping in Brawl, Dr. Mario has received a floor attack when he trips. Front and back floor attacks deal

(frame 10 (front)/18 (back) → 19 (both)). Floor attacks have less intangibility (frame 1-27 (front)/1-24 (back) → 1-23 (both)). Floor attacks launch opponents

scaling (50 → 48). Floor attacks have less ending lag (FAF 50 → 46) and forward floor attack has less startup lag (frame 17 → 14). Floor attacks' angles have

Climbers, and perpetuated by Olimar. Luma can remain next to Rosalina to attack with her, or it can be sent away with Luma Shot to attack from a distance. This

knockback. Floor attacks: Floor attacks' second hits have less startup lag (frame 26 → 24). Floor attacks have less ending lag (FAF 50 → 46). Floor attacks deal

targets. Dash attack: Link has a new dash attack, the Jump Attack from The Legend of Zelda series. Compared to the previous dash attack, it deals more

scaling increased (102 → 104 (front Shadow Sneak/Shadow Strike), 101 → 103 (back Shadow Sneak/Shadow Strike), 90 → 92 (front/back Shadow Dash)). 1.1.5 Standing

5u/2.5u). Dash attack: Dash attack now launches in front of Ness instead of behind him (100° → 80°), making followups easier. The final hit also deals more

Bronze Sword are neutral attack, tilt attacks, neutral aerial, dash attack, floor attacks, and edge attack. For a gallery of Robin's hitboxes, see here

battle on Garden of Hope. A Red, White, and Yellow Pikmin. Olimar running away from Bowser. Olimar lying down with the three original Pikmin behind him. A

damage: 7% (uncharged)/4.4% (uncharged late)/18% (fully charged)/12.6% (fully charged late) → 8.5%/5.9%/20%/14%. 1.1.1 Floor attack's shield damage output

reprise their roles in the Japanese version of SSB4. The Portuguese, Dutch and Russian versions of SSB4 also use their British English voices. They also

ground attack followups less reliable at higher percents, but instead allows it to combo more effectively into aerial attacks. Floor attack: Floor attacks

significantly hindering its KO potential. Dash attack: Dash attack has less ending lag (FAF 45 → 40). Dash attack deals more knockback (70 (base), 50 (scaling)

dash attack's duration (frames 18-19 → 15-16/17-19). Dash attack has more ending lag (FAF 51 → 53). Dash attack covers less distance. Dash attack has smaller

still allows Falco to combo from down throw at lower percents. Floor attack: Floor attacks deal more damage (6% → 7%) and shield damage (1 → 8) per hit,

bowling ball in front of him as a projectile, being the only smash attack in the series with infinite vertical range. Villager's neutral attack, up special

slow roundhouse kick, hitting to the front of him before hitting the back. While it is Ganondorf's fastest smash attack in terms of startup lag, it is also

release of SSB4. 1.0.4 Neutral attack deals more damage: 3% → 3.5% (hit 1, hit 2), 4.3%/3.2% → 5.3%/4.2% (clean hit 3/late hit 3). All tilt attacks deal 1%

special move was undecided. SSB4 is the only game in the series where Kirby's dash attack hasn't been changed, as his break spin attack from Brawl was retained

around much faster while carrying his Bike. Neutral attack: The far hitbox on the first hit of neutral attack is positioned slightly further out (z offset: 9

pseudo-crawl. Dash attack: Dash attack's tipper has been repositioned (z offset: 5.2 → 6.5) making it overlap less with the sourspots. Dash attack has smaller

Using his dash attack on Mario. Little Mac tumbling. Little Mac facing the screen. Using his dash attack against Villager's neutral attack. Taunting alongside

hurtboxes. Neutral attack: The second hit of neutral attack now has consistent base knockback (40/30 → 40). Both hits of neutral attack have a shorter duration

grounded attacks are less effective than their aerial attacks, they still have their uses. Their neutral attack is their most useful grounded attack, thanks

tilt and neutral attack impossible. Dr. Mario's floor attacks and edge attack have decreased base damage (front and back floor attacks: 7% → 6% (both hits)

his jab if he hits them with the front of his fist, so he must be close to his opponent when he jab locks them. In SSB4, the jab lock only works up to three

Climbers and perpetuated by Olimar. Luma can remain next to Rosalina to attack with her, or it can be sent away with Luma Shot to attack from a distance. This

Extreme Speed/Extreme Speed Attack hit 2 ending lag (frames): 0 → 8 Extreme Speed Attack hit 1 ending lag: 0 → 5 Neutral attack's first hit deals less knockback

Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS or in team battles in either version of SSB4. In SSB4's team battles, only the leading character animates their victory pose

Weapon attacks are boosted by Weapon Attack stickers in Super Smash Bros. Brawl's The Subspace Emissary and the support spirit skills Weapon Attack ↑ and

options (especially in comparison to the rest of the cast) in SSB4, his dash attack, front hit of down smash, back aerial, down aerial, and Upperdash Arm

has been reduced to reflect this (Z offset: 4u-9.4u → 4u-8.4u (standing), 4u-11.2u → 4u-10u (dash), 4u-15.4u → 4u-14.2u (pivot)). Pummel: Pummel deals much

range. All hits of neutral attack have shorter durations (frames 4-6 → 4 (hits 1 and 2), 4-7 → 4-5 (hit 3)). Dash attack: Dash attack hits four times instead

character than he was in SSB4. Falco's design is now a combination of his appearance in Star Fox Zero, and his design used in Brawl and SSB4. His flight suit,

blocks an attack with his shield, he reverts to his shielding pose from SSB4. If Luigi uses his grab immediately after inputting his dash attack, his dash

This article is for the attack move grab. For the Smasher, see Smasher:Grab. A grab (つかみ / 掴み) is an attack all characters possess which causes them to

is the only normal attack in the series whose startup can be cancelled by shielding. Crouching attacks are a unique type of attack related to down tilts

neutral attack (infinite loop). Robin's neutral attack (hits 1-2). Roy's neutral aerial (hit 2). Samus's forward aerial (hits 1-4) and Screw Attack (hits

reliably. Neutral attack 2's largest hitbox is bigger (4.2u → 5u). Neutral attack 3 has a smaller hitbox (5.8u → 5u). Neutral attack 1 and 2 and neutral

altered (110° → 80°). Floor attack: Front floor attack no longer has a hitbox with set knockback. Edge attack: Both edge attacks have increased set knockback

screen instead of away from it. Dash attack: Dash attack's hitboxes are placed farther from Mario (Z offset: 4.4u/4u → 5.4u/4.9u), improving its horizontal range

him. Barkle: [Tail] attack +32 Blathers: [Tail] attack +7 Bowser Jr. (Super Mario Sunshine): [Tail] attack +25 Chihuahua: [Tail] attack +12 Chunky Kong: [Throwing]

Ike: Ninian: [Arm, Leg] Attack + 6 Lilina: [Leg] Attack + 5 Mist: [Slash] Attack + 8 Deke: [Slash] Attack + 9 Eirika: [Slash] Attack +17 Ike (Fire Emblem:

[Specials: Direct] Attack +19 Gomar & Shioh: [Specials: Direct] Attack +10 Samurai Goroh: [Arm] Attack +18 Black Shadow (F-Zero GX):[Flame] Attack +25 In Classic

drastic drop from its 10th out of 54 placement in SSB4, the largest drop for a veteran in the transition from SSB4 to Ultimate. Mewtwo's greatest strengths lie

be generalized as a zoner glass cannon. Her neutral attack is a small burst of magical energy in front of her, boasting decent startup before transitioning

Air dodge has significantly more ending lag (FAF 31 → 51). Neutral attack: Neutral attack has less ending lag (FAF 22 → 18). It deals less knockback (10/9/8

noticeably nerfed overall from her SSB4 iteration. Bayonetta's already poor frame data, her major weakness in SSB4, has been worsened further from the

Focus Attack crumple punish. Two forward tilts locks into a held neutral attack deals 26%, turning missed techs into potential KOs. Neutral attack: Tapped

swords. Like in SSB4, Roy will revert to Marth's idle animation while holding a small throwable item, although now he also transitions to his SSB4 crouching

eclipse his buffs. The most notable nerf was to dash attack: previously one of his most reliable moves in SSB4, it now has higher knockback and ending lag, causing

reducing its utility. Floor attack: Front floor attack no longer has a hitbox with set knockback. Edge attack: Both edge attacks have increased set knockback

a PK attack bonus, similar to Ness, which covers all but his forward smash, down tilt and up aerial. He can also use ice, fire, and electric attack bonuses

his aerial moveset, nevertheless has its own merits. Neutral attack is his fastest attack, has decent overall range, and its third hit can force a tech-chase

Indirect] Attack +25 Donbe: [Slash] Resistance +26 Duck: Launch Resistance +20 Forward Type: [Throwing] Attack +22 Flag Man: [Specials: Indirect] Attack +4 Lion:

Dedede too! Strong Down Attack – He can attack while prone by cartwheeling forward. This lets him attack while moving, like a dash attack. Super Dedede Jump

play into many roles. He combines attacks well, can play up front with low lag smashes and multi-hit neutral attack moves (though his close up game is

Navi flies out in front of him, then returns. Down Taunt: Performs a pose whereby he stands on one leg and holds his sword in an attack position. It is similar

allowing for a potential surprise attack. Min Min can uniquely attack with one ARM and use the other one mid-attack (and can do so in entirely different

Substitute slows down the opponent when the attack activates, allowing the attack to land more consistently. All of the attack's variants have one frame faster startup

Dash attack Dash attack deals more damage (10 → 11) with knockback scaling not fully compensated (70 → 65), dealing more knockback. Dash attack sends

[Arm] attack +14 Enguarde: [Body, Spin] attack +15 Funky Kong: [Leg] attack +13 Karate Kong: [Battering] resistance +25 Lanky Kong: [Throwing] attack +6 Party

Jigglypuff in order for Rest to connect and the attack has high endlag. However, it is an extremely powerful attack, dealing 56% damage (including the flower

[Energy] Attack +14 Falco (Star Fox: Assault): [Tail] Attack +20 Fox (Star Fox 64): [Energy] Attack +18 Fox (Star Fox Adventures): [Arm, Leg] Attack +15 Fox

effectively. Her dash attack and back throw both have reduced knockback as well. Overall, Peach has considerably better than her SSB4 incarnation thanks to

damage (4% → 5%), with its base knockback compensated (80 → 75). Edge attack: Edge attack deals more damage (7% → 9%). Homing Attack: Homing Attack can be

potential at higher percents. Floor attack: Floor attack from the back deals less damage (6% → 5%). Edge attack: Both edge attacks has more set knockback (90

Spin] attack +4 Moltres: [Flame] attack +20 Pokémon Trainer: [Arm, Leg] attack +13 Staryu: [Specials: Direct] attack +3 Togepi: [Body, Spin] attack +11 Torchic:

hitbox is noticeably smaller (4.2u → 3u), reducing its range. It is also lower down (Y offset: 2.25 → 1.8). Dash attack: Dash attack has less startup (frame

Tornado, Drill Rush, dash attack, and glide attack. When combined with his incredible attack speed, this makes Meta Knight's attacks very difficult to challenge

tripping chance. Down tilt has a shorter duration (frames 3-5 → 3-4). Dash attack: Dash attack deals more damage due to changes to stale move negation (12%

for the homing Missiles. Screw Attack: The grounded version of Screw Attack has decreased SDI multipliers (1x → 0.5x/0.2x/0.4x) regaining its trapping abilities

(tail attack +32) Blathers (tail attack +7) Bowser Jr. (tail attack +25) Chaos (arm/leg attack +10) Chihuahua (tail attack +12) Deoxys (slash attack +10)

without having to transform into Zelda. Neutral attack: The first hit of neutral attack deals less damage (4% → 3%). Both first and second hits have more

Brawl and SSB4. His flight suit, boots, headset, and visible whiskers are from Zero, while he retains his gloves and weapon designs from SSB4. The proportions

Navi flies out in front of him, then returns. Down Taunt: Performs a pose whereby he stands on one leg and holds his sword in an attack position. Similar

Resistance + 4 Dyna Blade: Launch Resistance +46 Gordo: [Throwing] Attack + 5 Hot Head: [Flame] Attack +10 King Dedede & Kirby: [Specials: Direct] Attack +21 King

the only character to have all 4 of their special moves grant some form of recovery momentum. Yoshi's Egg Throw in SSB64 and Melee and Jigglypuff's Sing

between any tilt attack, its dash attack, and any aerial attack. Additionally, it always uses specific clips for each of its smash attacks. Pichu has a secondary

Villager, and the Mii Fighters. This is similar to how Olimar is referred to as "Pikmin & Olimar" in Asian regions, and Duck Hunt is referred to as "Duck

Wario can use dash attack to lock them, and extend the followup. When an opponent is grabbed, Wario can mash the grab, special and attack buttons to deal

although it becomes one in Super Smash Bros. 4. She shares this disability with Yoshi, Ivysaur, and Olimar. In Ultimate, this trait is also shared with

development in 2007. Amy Rose: [Leg] Attack +14 Classic Sonic JP Ver.: [Arm] Attack +21 Classic Sonic US Ver.: [Throwing] Attack +20 Dr. Eggman: Launch Resistance

Indirect] Attack +11 Fox (Star Fox Command): [Tail] Attack +18 Fox (Star Fox Adventures): [Arm, Leg] Attack +15 Fox (Star Fox 64): [Energy] Attack +18 Fox

Dash attack: Kirby has a new dash attack: he lunges forward in a fiery spiraling headbutt. Dash attacks can now travel off ledges. Dash attack deals less

Down Smash Attack – If there are at least two Pikmin with Olimar, they'll attack on both sides of him. If there's only one, it'll attack in front of him.

O.B. is the only character in Brawl who can hold 4 consecutive charges at the same time; a smash attack, a fully charged Gyro, Robo Beam and the automatic

[Weapon] Attack +16 Cell Phone: [Slash] Resistance +4 Dyna Blade: Launch Resistance +46 Gordo: [Throwing] Attack +5 Hot Head: [Flame] Attack +10 King Dedede

animation in SSB and his dash attack (albeit with a different ending animation). Left: Winds up for a punch and steps forward while punching in front of the

his other attacks. His neutral attack, forward tilt and neutral aerial all involve a rapid sword swing, but unlike Mega Man's similar attacks, Steve's does

animations after using its neutral attack, dash attack, all smash attacks and Alolan Whip; it strikes a boastful pose if an attack hits, and expresses frustration

representation of Wario's attack hitboxes, see this page. For a more detailed information regarding Wario's moveset and attack hitboxes, see this page.

there is only one strike. The early Spin Attack also lacked the red overlay on the slashes. Pikachu's Quick Attack was also altered; in the first trailer

The up special move, commonly referred to as up B, is a special attack performed by pressing the special move button while holding the control stick upwards

All grabs are intended to be interruptible during their last 4 animation frames (without taking frame speed modifiers into account) although for some reason

throw · Back throw · Up throw · Down throw Floor attack (front) · Floor attack (back) · Floor attack (trip) · Edge attack Neutral special (def · c1 · c2) · Side

This article is about the hitbox visualization in Super Smash Bros. 4. For the move itself, see Pikmin Order.

throw · Back throw · Up throw · Down throw Floor attack (front) · Floor attack (back) · Floor attack (trip) · Edge attack Neutral special (def · c1 · c2) · Side

throw · Back throw · Up throw · Down throw Floor attack (front) · Floor attack (back) · Floor attack (trip) · Edge attack Neutral special (def · c1 · c2) · Side

throw · Back throw · Up throw · Down throw Floor attack (front) · Floor attack (back) · Floor attack (trip) · Edge attack Neutral special (def · c1 · c2) · Side

throw · Back throw · Up throw · Down throw Floor attack (front) · Floor attack (back) · Floor attack (trip) · Edge attack Neutral special (def · c1 · c2) · Side

throw · Back throw · Up throw · Down throw Floor attack (front) · Floor attack (back) · Floor attack (trip) · Edge attack Neutral special (def · c1 · c2) · Side

throw · Back throw · Up throw · Down throw Floor attack (front) · Floor attack (back) · Floor attack (trip) · Edge attack Neutral special (def · c1 · c2) · Side

throw · Back throw · Up throw · Down throw Floor attack (front) · Floor attack (back) · Floor attack (trip) · Edge attack Neutral special (def · c1 · c2) · Side

throw · Back throw · Up throw · Down throw Floor attack (front) · Floor attack (back) · Floor attack (trip) · Edge attack Neutral special (def · c1 · c2) · Side

throw · Back throw · Up throw · Down throw Floor attack (front) · Floor attack (back) · Floor attack (trip) · Edge attack Neutral special (def · c1 · c2) · Side

throw · Back throw · Up throw · Down throw Floor attack (front) · Floor attack (back) · Floor attack (trip) · Edge attack Neutral special (def · c1 · c2) · Side

throw · Back throw · Up throw · Down throw Floor attack (front) · Floor attack (back) · Floor attack (trip) · Edge attack Neutral special (def · c1 · c2) · Side

throw · Back throw · Up throw · Down throw Floor attack (front) · Floor attack (back) · Floor attack (trip) · Edge attack Neutral special (def · c1 · c2) · Side

throw · Back throw · Up throw · Down throw Floor attack (front) · Floor attack (back) · Floor attack (trip) · Edge attack Neutral special (def · c1 · c2) · Side

throw · Back throw · Up throw · Down throw Floor attack (front) · Floor attack (back) · Floor attack (trip) · Edge attack Neutral special (def · c1 · c2) · Side

throw · Back throw · Up throw · Down throw Floor attack (front) · Floor attack (back) · Floor attack (trip) · Edge attack Neutral special (def · c1 · c2) · Side

throw · Back throw · Up throw · Down throw Floor attack (front) · Floor attack (back) · Floor attack (trip) · Edge attack Neutral special (def · c1 · c2) · Side

throw · Back throw · Up throw · Down throw Floor attack (front) · Floor attack (back) · Floor attack (trip) · Edge attack Neutral special (def · c1 · c2) · Side

throw · Back throw · Up throw · Down throw Floor attack (front) · Floor attack (back) · Floor attack (trip) · Edge attack Neutral special (def · c1 · c2) · Side

(however, armor that pulls from a shared resource or that can occur outside of attacks will be listed). Purely aesthetic mechanics, such as Devil Kazuya. Moves

The following is lists of all custom moves in Super Smash Bros. 4. All fighters (excluding downloadable fighters) have custom moves, one default and two

Kicks the opponent in front of him. 3% (hit 1), 4% (throw) Back throw Throws the opponent behind him and kicks them away. 3% (hit 1), 4% (throw) Up throw Raises