Little Mac (SSBU)

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|fsmashsidedmg={{ChargedSmashDmgSSBU|20}} (fist), {{ChargedSmashDmgSSBU|18}} (arm)

|fsmashdowndmg={{ChargedSmashDmgSSBU|24}}

|fsmashdesc=Steps forward and throws one of three right-handed punch variations, depending on which angle the [[Control stick|control stick]] is tilted. It's active on frame 14(15 if angled down) and has a moderate amount of ending lag (26 frames of lag), making it surprisingly fast for its power. Little Mac also rushes forward during before the hitbox becomes active, giving it deceptively good range, but the hitboxes don't reach far in front of him.

|fsmashdesc=Steps forward and throws one of three right-handed punch variations, depending on which angle the [[Control stick|control stick]] is tilted. It's active on frame 14(15 if angled down) and has a moderate amount of ending lag (26 frames of lag), making it surprisingly fast for its power. Little Mac also rushes forward during before the hitbox becomes active, giving it deceptively good range, but the hitboxes don't reach far in front of him. It's pretty versatile for a forward smash or smash attack in general, as it's up, forward, and down angles behave almost like different moves as opposed to other forward smashes just changing their angle of attack, allowing Little Mac options for powerful knockback either horizontally or vertically, or dealing heavy damage or shield damage.

''Up'': An uppercut. It launches opponents vertically and has the largest hitbox out of all three punch variations, which makes it the easiest to connect while also being a decent anti-air. It deals powerful vertical knockback that KOs Mario at 102%, allowing it to finish off fighters with poor vertical endurance. It also grants super armor on frames 8-15. It resembles Little Mac's Star Punch and One-Star Punch in the NES and Wii versions of ''Punch-Out!!'', respectively.

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 |fsmashsidedmg={{ChargedSmashDmgSSBU|20}} (fist), {{ChargedSmashDmgSSBU|18}} (arm)
 |fsmashdowndmg={{ChargedSmashDmgSSBU|24}}
-|fsmashdesc=Steps forward and throws one of three right-handed punch variations, depending on which angle the [[Control stick|control stick]] is tilted. It's active on frame 14(15 if angled down) and has a moderate amount of ending lag (26 frames of lag), making it surprisingly fast for its power. Little Mac also rushes forward during before the hitbox becomes active, giving it deceptively good range, but the hitboxes don't reach far in front of him.
+|fsmashdesc=Steps forward and throws one of three right-handed punch variations, depending on which angle the [[Control stick|control stick]] is tilted. It's active on frame 14(15 if angled down) and has a moderate amount of ending lag (26 frames of lag), making it surprisingly fast for its power. Little Mac also rushes forward during before the hitbox becomes active, giving it deceptively good range, but the hitboxes don't reach far in front of him. It's pretty versatile for a forward smash or smash attack in general, as it's up, forward, and down angles behave almost like different moves as opposed to other forward smashes just changing their angle of attack, allowing Little Mac options for powerful knockback either horizontally or vertically, or dealing heavy damage or shield damage.
 ''Up'': An uppercut. It launches opponents vertically and has the largest hitbox out of all three punch variations, which makes it the easiest to connect while also being a decent anti-air. It deals powerful vertical knockback that KOs Mario at 102%, allowing it to finish off fighters with poor vertical endurance. It also grants super armor on frames 8-15. It resembles Little Mac's Star Punch and One-Star Punch in the NES and Wii versions of ''Punch-Out!!'', respectively.