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, 7 months ago→Aesthetics: This is the first thing I noticed when Wolf returned and it hasn't been noted on the wiki yet.
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===Aesthetics=== | ===Aesthetics=== | ||
*{{change|Wolf's design takes some elements from his appearance in ''{{s|lylatwiki|Star Fox Zero}}''. He now sports a traditional eye patch instead of a visor, and his normal eye is red instead of purple. His fur is also more detailed and fluffier due to the game's graphical improvements.}} | *{{change|Wolf's design takes some elements from his appearance in ''{{s|lylatwiki|Star Fox Zero}}''. He now sports a traditional eye patch instead of a visor, and his normal eye is red instead of purple. His fur is also more detailed and fluffier due to the game's graphical improvements.}} | ||
*{{change|Wolf's jacket is now purple with heliotrope accents and has a more traditional appearance: it has a collar, buttons, a zipper, and a belt; it also appears to have more depth, and his necklace and choker have been replaced with a | *{{change|Wolf's jacket is now purple with heliotrope accents and has a more traditional appearance: it has a collar, buttons, a zipper, and a belt; it also appears to have more depth, and his necklace and choker have been replaced with a hop bush bandana (also wears one on his left leg). His gloves match his jacket and are wrapped around in bands. Wolf's boots are less metallic and instead have metallic detailing protruding from his heels and toe boxes; he also wears shin guards that possess similar metallic details, and his knee pads are asymmetrical. The spikes on his shoulder pads and knee pad are significantly more protruding and are now old gold instead of gray. Lastly, Wolf no longer carries his reflecting device around. These changes make Wolf's design largely unique to ''Ultimate''.}} | ||
*{{change|Wolf has | *{{change|Wolf has been updated with features introduced in ''Smash 4''.}} | ||
**{{change|Wolf has a [[Boxing Ring]] title, a [[Palutena's Guidance]] conversation, and three new [[Alternate_costume_(SSBU)#Wolf|alternate costumes]]. All of his alternate costumes are completely renewed, with two of them being based on his teammates {{s|lylatwiki|Andrew Oikonny}} and {{s|lylatwiki|Pigma Dengar}}.}} | |||
**{{change|Wolf has voice clips for suffering high knockback, and waking up from [[asleep|sleep]] status when not suffering from any knockback similar to a few other characters such as {{SSBU|Palutena}} and {{SSBU|Cloud}}. {{SSBU|Link}}, {{SSBU|Zelda}}, and {{SSBU|Ganondorf}} also share similar additions for the latter.}} | |||
*{{change|Like many other characters, Wolf is more expressive. He now smirks in an evil manner on certain occasions, like his side taunt, spotdodging, when grabbing opponents, and his up victory pose.}} | *{{change|Like many other characters, Wolf is more expressive. He now smirks in an evil manner on certain occasions, like his side taunt, spotdodging, when grabbing opponents, and his up victory pose.}} | ||
*{{change|Wolf's landing sounds have been changed, with the loud metallic boot "clinks" from ''Brawl'' being replaced with softer ones.}} | |||
*{{change|All of Wolf's claw-based attacks now sport purple claw trails.}} | *{{change|All of Wolf's claw-based attacks now sport purple claw trails.}} | ||
*{{change|The majority of Wolf's animations are more fluid and polished with a majority of them (air dodge, rolls, spot dodge, | *{{change|The majority of Wolf's animations are more fluid and polished with a majority of them (air dodge, rolls, spot dodge, shielding, etc.) now being unique to him rather than being borrowed from Fox's.}} | ||
*{{change|[[Walk]]ing, [[dash]]ing, and falling animations have all been altered.}} | *{{change|[[Walk]]ing, [[dash]]ing, and falling animations have all been altered.}} | ||
*{{change|Crouching animation has been altered. He now kneels akin to the other [[spacies]] instead of laying on all four limbs. However, he transitions to his crouching animation from ''Brawl'' when holding a small item.}} | *{{change|Crouching animation has been altered. He now kneels akin to the other [[spacies]] instead of laying on all four limbs. However, he transitions to his crouching animation from ''Brawl'' when holding a small item.}} | ||
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*{{change|Wolf's fur has physics-based movement.}} | *{{change|Wolf's fur has physics-based movement.}} | ||
*{{change|Wolf's ears now have unique animations, such as bending while dashing and twitching during his ''Brawl'' idle animation.}} | *{{change|Wolf's ears now have unique animations, such as bending while dashing and twitching during his ''Brawl'' idle animation.}} | ||
*{{change|Wolf's up taunt has him face the screen, regardless which side he's currently facing.}} | *{{change|Wolf's up taunt has him face the screen, regardless of which side he's currently facing.}} | ||
**{{change|The howling voice clip has been sped up to match the new animation.}} | **{{change|The howling voice clip has been sped up to match the new animation.}} | ||
*{{change|Wolf has a new side taunt, a beckoning gesture with two fingers while asking "Are you scared?". This replaces his taunt from ''Brawl'', in which he kicked the air three times and said "What's the matter, scared?".}} | *{{change|Wolf has a new side taunt, a beckoning gesture with two fingers while asking "Are you scared?". This replaces his taunt from ''Brawl'', in which he kicked the air three times and said "What's the matter, scared?".}} | ||
*{{change|Wolf's [[crowd cheer]] only has the audience howling, instead of going "Wooolf! - *howl*".}} | *{{change|Wolf's [[crowd cheer]] only has the audience howling, instead of going "Wooolf! - *howl*".}} | ||
*{{change|All of Wolf's victory poses have been given either updated animations or dialogues.}} | *{{change|All of Wolf's victory poses have been given either updated animations or dialogues.}} | ||
**{{change|He has a new left-inputted victory pose where he claws the air and poses, replacing the victory pose where he snarls, crosses his arms and then laughs.}} | **{{change|He has a new left-inputted victory pose where he claws the air and poses, replacing the victory pose where he snarls, crosses his arms, and then laughs.}} | ||
**{{change|His up-inputted victory pose now has him saying "You're good, but I'm better.", one of his famous lines from ''Star Fox 64''. This replaces his "I will be the one to...take you down!" line from ''Brawl''.}} | **{{change|His up-inputted victory pose now has him saying "You're good, but I'm better.", one of his famous lines from ''Star Fox 64''. This replaces his "I will be the one to...take you down!" line from ''Brawl'', which remains unchanged in Japanese.}} | ||
**{{change|His right-inputted victory pose ending animation has been altered as he now extends his right arm, keeping his left arm closer to his face as the camera zooms in. In addition, he now says "Weaklings, the lot of you." instead of "Weaklings, the bunch of you.".}} | **{{change|His right-inputted victory pose ending animation has been altered as he now extends his right arm, keeping his left arm closer to his face as the camera zooms in. In addition, he now says "Weaklings, the lot of you." instead of "Weaklings, the bunch of you.".}} | ||
*{{change|Wolf's specific victory dialogue against Fox ("Playtime's over, Star Fox!") has a chance of being used on any of his three victory poses rather than solely on the left-inputted victory pose.}} | *{{change|Wolf's specific victory dialogue against Fox ("Playtime's over, Star Fox!") has a chance of being used on any of his three victory poses rather than solely on the left-inputted victory pose.}} | ||
*{{bugfix|Wolf's tumbling animation no longer detaches his left arm from his elbow.}} | *{{bugfix|Wolf's tumbling animation no longer detaches his left arm from his elbow.}} | ||
===Attributes=== | ===Attributes=== | ||
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*{{nerf|The removal of [[glide toss]]ing and super glide tossing hinders Wolf's approach while holding items.}} | *{{nerf|The removal of [[glide toss]]ing and super glide tossing hinders Wolf's approach while holding items.}} | ||
*{{buff|Like all characters, Wolf's [[jumpsquat]] animation takes 3 frames to complete (down from 5).}} | *{{buff|Like all characters, Wolf's [[jumpsquat]] animation takes 3 frames to complete (down from 5).}} | ||
*{{nerf|Wolf is significantly [[Weight|lighter]] (102 → 92), going from | *{{nerf|Wolf is significantly [[Weight|lighter]] (102 → 92), going from a semi-heavyweight to a lighter middleweight (weighing the same as the {{SSBU|Ice Climbers}}, {{SSBU|Lucario}} and {{SSBU|Villager}}). This significantly hinders his endurance, while not making him much less susceptible to combos from other characters due to the changes to hitstun canceling.}} | ||
*{{nerf|Wolf [[walk|walks]] slower (1.3 → 1.208).}} | *{{nerf|Wolf [[walk|walks]] slower (1.3 → 1.208).}} | ||
*{{buff|Wolf [[run|runs]] faster (1.4 → 1.54).}} | *{{buff|Wolf [[run|runs]] faster (1.4 → 1.54).}} | ||
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**{{nerf|It deals significantly more [[hitlag]] (4 frames → 14), lengthening its duration. Combined with the majority of other characters receiving similar pummel durations, it is no longer the fastest in the game.}} | **{{nerf|It deals significantly more [[hitlag]] (4 frames → 14), lengthening its duration. Combined with the majority of other characters receiving similar pummel durations, it is no longer the fastest in the game.}} | ||
*[[Forward throw]]: | *[[Forward throw]]: | ||
**{{change|Forward throw | **{{change|Forward throw's first hit now has has a [[slash]] effect instead of a neutral effect. Its animation has also been slightly altered to have Wolf slash downward in a more exaggerated manner.}} | ||
**{{buff|It has one frame less ending lag (FAF 34 → 33).}} | **{{buff|It has one frame less ending lag (FAF 34 → 33).}} | ||
**{{buff|It deals more damage (4% → 5% (hit 1), 3% → 4% (throw); 7% → 9% (total)).}} | **{{buff|It deals more damage (4% → 5% (hit 1), 3% → 4% (throw); 7% → 9% (total)).}} | ||
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*{{b|Reflector|Wolf}}: | *{{b|Reflector|Wolf}}: | ||
**{{buff|Reflector deals more damage (3% → 4%).}} | **{{buff|Reflector deals more damage (3% → 4%).}} | ||
**{{buff| | **{{buff|It has less startup with a longer duration (frames 8-9 → 6-8).}} | ||
**{{buff|Reflected projectiles have a higher damage multiplier (1.3x → 1.5x).}} | **{{buff|Reflected projectiles have a higher damage multiplier (1.3x → 1.5x).}} | ||
**{{buff|It has been given a hitbox once a projectile has been successfully reflected, which deals 5% damage.}} | **{{buff|It has been given a hitbox once a projectile has been successfully reflected, which deals 5% damage.}} | ||
**{{buff|Due to explosive hitboxes now being reflectable, it protects Wolf from all types of explosives when active | **{{buff|Due to explosive hitboxes now being reflectable, it protects Wolf from most (though not all) types of explosives when active.}} | ||
**{{buff|The ending lag of the held variant has been reduced (FAF 18 → 13). Additionally, the aerial version no longer has 1 additional frame of lag, matching the grounded version.}} | **{{buff|The ending lag of the held variant has been reduced (FAF 18 → 13). Additionally, the aerial version no longer has 1 additional frame of lag, matching the grounded version.}} | ||
***{{nerf|A 10-frame window has been added where Wolf is locked in his reflection hitbox before he can cancel out of the move, resulting in the move having increased ending lag (FAF 27 grounded/28 aerial → 31).}} | ***{{nerf|A 10-frame window has been added where Wolf is locked in his reflection hitbox before he can cancel out of the move, resulting in the move having increased ending lag (FAF 27 grounded/28 aerial → 31).}} | ||
**{{nerf|Its intangibility has more startup with a shorter duration (frames 1-9 → 5-8), making it less effective for escaping combos.}} | **{{nerf|Its intangibility has more startup with a shorter duration (frames 1-9 → 5-8), making it less effective for escaping combos.}} | ||
**{{change|It has one hitbox fully covering Wolf instead of 2 smaller hitboxes on each side of Wolf (6u/6u → 9u).}} | |||
**{{change|Reflector sends opponents at a higher angle (10° → 65°), and no longer has set knockback (40 set/100 scaling → 60 base/85 scaling). This allows it to be followed up with aerials, but weakens its gimping potential.}} | **{{change|Reflector sends opponents at a higher angle (10° → 65°), and no longer has set knockback (40 set/100 scaling → 60 base/85 scaling). This allows it to be followed up with aerials, but weakens its gimping potential.}} | ||
**{{change|Reflector has updated visual effects, resembling a force field. It also has unique sound effects that are no longer shared with Fox's Reflector.}} | **{{change|Reflector has updated visual effects, resembling a force field. It also has unique sound effects that are no longer shared with Fox's Reflector.}} | ||