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King Dedede's biggest buffs, however, were to the utility of his ground game. His already good neutral attack has been improved even further, his already strong smash attacks are stronger overall, and his previously slow forward smash is much faster overall. | King Dedede's biggest buffs, however, were to the utility of his ground game. His already good neutral attack has been improved even further, his already strong smash attacks are stronger overall, and his previously slow forward smash is much faster overall. | ||
Altogether, King Dedede is clearly much better than in the previous installment. Thanks to solid results from smashers like {{Sm|ZAKI}}, {{Sm|Big D}}, {{Sm|Atomsk}} and {{Sm|Peli}}, his viability has drastically increased. In fact, most top players consider King Dedede to be one of the best super-heavyweights in the game. General consensus is that King Dedede is a solid mid-tier or high mid- | Altogether, King Dedede is clearly much better than in the previous installment. Thanks to solid results from smashers like {{Sm|ZAKI}}, {{Sm|Big D}}, {{Sm|Atomsk}} and {{Sm|Peli}}, his viability has drastically increased. In fact, most top players consider King Dedede to be one of the best super-heavyweights in the game. General consensus is that King Dedede is a solid mid-tier or high mid-tier. As such, he is a popular pick amongst all levels of play, more prominently in the local and regional areas of tournaments. | ||
===Aesthetics=== | ===Aesthetics=== | ||
