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{{Infobox Character | {{Infobox Character | ||
|name = Charizard | |name = Charizard | ||
|image = [[File:Charizard SSB4.png| | |image = [[File:Charizard SSB4.png|250px]] | ||
|game = SSB4 | |game = SSB4 | ||
|ssbgame1 = SSBB | |ssbgame1 = SSBB | ||
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==Attributes== | ==Attributes== | ||
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Unlike the other playable Pokémon, who are either lightweights ({{SSB4|Pikachu}}, {{SSB4|Jigglypuff}} and {{SSB4|Mewtwo}}) or middleweights ({{SSB4|Lucario}} and {{SSB4|Greninja}}), Charizard is a super [[Weight|heavyweight]]. Although its overall damage output and endurance are fittingly very high, it deviates from its weight class' archetype in a few ways. The most noticeable of these differences are its hurtboxes and mobility. Charizard does not have hurtboxes on its wings, and they only cover slightly more than the base of its tail.<ref>[https://smashboards.com/guides/ignition-in-depth-breakdown-and-guide-to-charizard.973/ Ignition - In-Depth Breakdown and Guide to Charizard by SilentDoom]</ref><ref>[https://twitter.com/KuroganeHammer/status/891937046570295297 Kurogane Hammer detailing Charizard's back aerial]</ref> As a result, Charizard's wings and the majority of its tail are effectively immune to opposing hitboxes. | Unlike the other playable Pokémon, who are either lightweights ({{SSB4|Pikachu}}, {{SSB4|Jigglypuff}} and {{SSB4|Mewtwo}}) or middleweights ({{SSB4|Lucario}} and {{SSB4|Greninja}}), Charizard is a super [[Weight|heavyweight]]. Although its overall damage output and endurance are fittingly very high, it deviates from its weight class' archetype in a few ways. The most noticeable of these differences are its hurtboxes and mobility. Charizard does not have hurtboxes on its wings, and they only cover slightly more than the base of its tail.<ref>[https://smashboards.com/guides/ignition-in-depth-breakdown-and-guide-to-charizard.973/ Ignition - In-Depth Breakdown and Guide to Charizard by SilentDoom]</ref><ref>[https://twitter.com/KuroganeHammer/status/891937046570295297 Kurogane Hammer detailing Charizard's back aerial]</ref> As a result, Charizard's wings and the majority of its tail are effectively immune to opposing hitboxes. | ||
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|fsdmg=2% (Dragon Rush hits 1-7), 10% (Dragon Rush hit 8), 5% (Fire Blast hit 1), 1% (Fire Blast hits 2-7), 5% (Fire Blast hit 8) | |fsdmg=2% (Dragon Rush hits 1-7), 10% (Dragon Rush hit 8), 5% (Fire Blast hit 1), 1% (Fire Blast hits 2-7), 5% (Fire Blast hit 8) | ||
|fsdesc=[[bulbapedia:Mega Evolution|Mega Evolves]] into Mega Charizard X. As Mega Charizard X, it can fly freely around the stage, similarly to [[Super Dragon]]. Unlike Super Dragon, Mega Charizard X has super armor and flinch resistance instead of [[invincibility]], and receiving damage will shorten its duration. Pressing the attack and special attack buttons causes Mega Charizard X to use Dragon Rush and [[bulbapedia:Fire Blast (move)|Fire Blast]], respectively. Compared to the Dragon Rush custom move, Mega Charizard X's Dragon Rush possesses longer range; the ability to propel Mega Charizard X in any given direction; and actual KO potential, thanks to its higher damage output and knockback. In comparison, Fire Blast is a fiery projectile that covers slightly more than the entirety of Final Destination and hits multiple times, with its last hit possessing KO potential. Dragon Rush and Fire Blast's last hits KO middleweights at 108% and 123%, respectively, while near the edge of Final Destination in the ''3DS'' version. | |fsdesc=[[bulbapedia:Mega Evolution|Mega Evolves]] into Mega Charizard X. As Mega Charizard X, it can fly freely around the stage, similarly to [[Super Dragon]]. Unlike Super Dragon, Mega Charizard X has super armor and flinch resistance instead of [[invincibility]], and receiving damage will shorten its duration. Pressing the attack and special attack buttons causes Mega Charizard X to use Dragon Rush and [[bulbapedia:Fire Blast (move)|Fire Blast]], respectively. Compared to the Dragon Rush custom move, Mega Charizard X's Dragon Rush possesses longer range; the ability to propel Mega Charizard X in any given direction; and actual KO potential, thanks to its higher damage output and knockback. In comparison, Fire Blast is a fiery projectile that covers slightly more than the entirety of Final Destination and hits multiple times, with its last hit possessing KO potential. Dragon Rush and Fire Blast's last hits KO middleweights at 108% and 123%, respectively, while near the edge of Final Destination in the ''3DS'' version. | ||
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===Stats=== | |||
{{Attributes | |||
|cast = 58 | |||
|weight = 116 | |||
|rweight = 4 | |||
|dash = 1 | |||
|rdash = 57-58 | |||
|run = 2 | |||
|rrun = 9 | |||
|walk = 1.2 | |||
|rwalk = 15-16 | |||
|trac = 0.04 | |||
|rtrac = 56-57 | |||
|airfric = 0.008 | |||
|rairfric = 37-42 | |||
|air = 0.92 | |||
|rair = 47 | |||
|baseaccel = 0.01 | |||
|rbaseaccel = 10-54 | |||
|addaccel = 0.05 | |||
|raddaccel = 39-44 | |||
|gravity = 0.11 | |||
|rgravity = 10-12 | |||
|fall = 1.4 | |||
|rfall = 40-41 | |||
|ff = 2.24 | |||
|rff = 39-41 | |||
|jumpsquat = 7 | |||
|rjumpsquat = 52-57 | |||
|jumpheight = 32 | |||
|rjumpheight = 38-40 | |||
|shorthop = 15.42625 | |||
|rshorthop = 40 | |||
|djump = 28, 18 | |||
|rdjump = 48-49 | |||
}} | }} | ||
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''See also: [[:Category:Charizard players (SSB4)]]'' | ''See also: [[:Category:Charizard players (SSB4)]]'' | ||
*{{Sm|Chuck Nasty|USA}} - The best Charizard player in the United States | *{{Sm|Chuck Nasty|USA}} - The best Charizard player in the United States. Known better regionally for his performances at 4th at {{Trn|No Man's Land}}, 9th at {{Trn|King of the Springs 2}}, 13th at {{Trn|Low Tier City 5}} and notably took a set over {{Sm|Lima}} at {{Trn|Aftershock 2016}}. His 33rd place at {{Trn|UGC Smash Open}} is the highest Charizard placement at a ''Smash 4'' supermajor. | ||
*{{Sm|Fire|France}} - The best Charizard player in Europe. | *{{Sm|Fire|France}} - The best Charizard player in Europe. Commonly used Charizard at many events, most notably placing 2nd at {{Trn|ICARUS III}} using primarily Charizard. He regularly placed high at other European events such as 5th at {{Trn|MARS 2017}} and 17th at {{Trn|SALT}}. Ranked 40th on the [[European Smash 4 Power Rankings]]. | ||
*{{Sm|Sharpyzard|Dominican Republic}} - | *{{Sm|Sharpyzard|Dominican Republic}} - A player from the Dominican Republic who travelled to the United States on multiple occasions and has performed the best out of any Charizard player in terms of majors, placing 33rd at {{Trn|CEO Dreamland}}, {{Trn|GENESIS 5}} defeating {{Sm|AC}}, and {{Trn|CEO 2018}}. His 49th place finish at {{Trn|CEO 2017}} marked one of the few times a solo-Charizard player made top 64 at a supermajor. | ||
*{{Sm|Tosshi|Japan}} - The best Charizard player in Japan. | *{{Sm|Tosshi|Japan}} - The best Charizard player in Japan. His best performance in the country was with his 4th place at {{Trn|Umebura 31}}, defeating top Japanese players {{Sm|Nietono}} and {{Sm|Kome}} in his bracket. He also placed 13th at {{Trn|Single Game Championships: Umebura X Single-Chu}} defeating {{Sm|Ranai}}, 17th at {{Trn|Umebura 28}}, and 25th at {{Trn|Umebura Japan Major}}. | ||
*{{Sm|Virum|UK}} - One of the best Charizard players in Europe. | *{{Sm|Virum|UK}} - One of the best Charizard players in Europe. He was the second-best Charizard in terms of regional placements in the country, placing 25th at {{Trn|BEAST 7}} and {{Trn|Syndicate 2017}}. Internationally, he notably placed 25th at the major {{Trn|SwitchFest}} and made top 64 at a few supermajors, placing 49th at {{Trn|2GGC: Nairo Saga}} and {{Trn|Shine 2017}}. | ||
==[[Trophies]]== | ==[[Trophies]]== | ||