Jigglypuff (SSB4)

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Jigglypuff in Super Smash Bros. 4
Universe	Pokémon
Other playable appearances	in SSB in Melee in Brawl
Availability	Unlockable
Final Smash	Puff Up

Jigglypuff is a playable character in Super Smash Bros. 4, first confirmed by a leaker's Twitch stream. Jigglypuff was leaked again in an official Super Smash Bros. for Wii U screenshot on the offical website. It retains Puff Up as its Final Smash. Its model has been updated to match recent appearances, notably Pokémon X and Pokémon Y. It is, like most other characters, more expressive than in previous iterations. It has brighter, more cyan colored eyes, which are also much smaller than in previous iterations and farther apart from each other, and a wider, higher-positioned mouth.

How to unlock

• Collect 30 different equipment items.
• Play 120 VS Matches.

Jigglypuff must then be defeated in Unova Pokémon League.

Changes from Brawl

Jigglypuff has been buffed from Brawl, although not quite back to its strength from Melee.

• Neutral attack and up tilt have been sped up.
• Up tilt, forward tilt, down throw and up throw do 1% more damage.
• Neutral air, back aerial, up smash and back throw deal 1% more damage and have more knockback.
• Forward throw deals 1% more damage and has slightly shorter endlag.
• Dash grab has less ending lag.
• Rest is significantly stronger than in Brawl, though not quite back to its Melee power. Due to the changes in hitstun mechanics, Jigglypuff can now perform true combos into Rest, greatly improving its utility once again. Rest also deals more damage.
• Dash attack has less ending lag and is stronger.
• Charging Rollout can be stopped.
  • However, it deals much less damage and knockback.
  • Jigglypuff can no longer move in midair after striking an opponent.
• Back aerial is drastically more powerful to the point where it can reliably KO under 120%.
  • Because of this, it loses some of its Wall of pain ability.
• Pound deals more shield damage.
  • Pound has lost some of its momentum, losing some of its horizontal recovery
• Forward air does less damage.
• Now uses its other arm to Pummel, instead of its hair curl.
• Its eyes are now blue instead of green, thus resembling it more like its appearance in the Pokémon series.

Moveset

		Name	Damage	Description
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			{{{neutral2dmg}}}
Forward tilt		{{{ftiltname}}}	{{{ftiltdmg}}}	{{{ftiltdesc}}}
Up tilt		{{{utiltname}}}	{{{utiltdmg}}}	{{{utiltdesc}}}
Down tilt		{{{dtiltname}}}	{{{dtiltdmg}}}	{{{dtiltdesc}}}
Dash attack		{{{dashname}}}	{{{dashdmg}}}	{{{dashdesc}}}
Forward smash		{{{fsmashname}}}	{{{fsmashdmg}}}	{{{fsmashdesc}}}
Up smash		{{{usmashname}}}	{{{usmashdmg}}}	{{{usmashdesc}}}
Down smash		{{{dsmashname}}}	{{{dsmashdmg}}}	{{{dsmashdesc}}}
Neutral aerial		{{{nairname}}}	{{{nairdmg}}}	{{{nairdesc}}}
Forward aerial		{{{fairname}}}	{{{fairdmg}}}	{{{fairdesc}}}
Back aerial		{{{bairname}}}	{{{bairdmg}}}	{{{bairdesc}}}
Up aerial		{{{uairname}}}	{{{uairdmg}}}	{{{uairdesc}}}
Down aerial		{{{dairname}}}	{{{dairdmg}}}	{{{dairdesc}}}
Grab		{{{grabname}}}	—	{{{grabdesc}}}
Pummel		{{{pummelname}}}	{{{pummeldmg}}}	{{{pummeldesc}}}
Forward throw		{{{fthrowname}}}	{{{fthrowdmg}}}	{{{fthrowdesc}}}
Back throw		{{{bthrowname}}}	{{{bthrowdmg}}}	{{{bthrowdesc}}}
Up throw		{{{uthrowname}}}	{{{uthrowdmg}}}	{{{uthrowdesc}}}
Down throw		{{{dthrowname}}}	{{{dthrowdmg}}}	{{{dthrowdesc}}}
Floor attack (front)		{{{floorfname}}}	{{{floorfdmg}}}	{{{floorfdesc}}}
Floor attack (back)		{{{floorbname}}}	{{{floorbdmg}}}	{{{floorbdesc}}}
Floor attack (trip)		{{{floortname}}}	{{{floortdmg}}}	{{{floortdesc}}}
Edge attack		{{{edgename}}}	{{{edgedmg}}}	{{{edgedesc}}}
Neutral special	Default	[[{{{nsdefname}}}]]	{{{nsdefdmg}}}	{{{nsdefdesc}}}
	Custom 1	{{{nsc1name}}}	{{{nsc1dmg}}}	{{{nsc1desc}}}
	Custom 2	{{{nsc2name}}}	{{{nsc2dmg}}}	{{{nsc2desc}}}
Side special	Default	[[{{{ssdefname}}}]]	{{{ssdefdmg}}}	{{{ssdefdesc}}}
	Custom 1	{{{ssc1name}}}	{{{ssc1dmg}}}	{{{ssc1desc}}}
	Custom 2	{{{ssc2name}}}	{{{ssc2dmg}}}	{{{ssc2desc}}}
Up special	Default	[[{{{usdefname}}}]]	{{{usdefdmg}}}	{{{usdefdesc}}}
	Custom 1	{{{usc1name}}}	{{{usc1dmg}}}	{{{usc1desc}}}
	Custom 2	{{{usc2name}}}	{{{usc2dmg}}}	{{{usc2desc}}}
Down special	Default	[[{{{dsdefname}}}]]	{{{dsdefdmg}}}	{{{dsdefdesc}}}
	Custom 1	{{{dsc1name}}}	{{{dsc1dmg}}}	{{{dsc1desc}}}
	Custom 2	{{{dsc2name}}}	{{{dsc2dmg}}}	{{{dsc2desc}}}
Final Smash		[[{{{fsname}}}]]	{{{fsdmg}}}	{{{fsdesc}}}

Special Move	Basic	Custom 1	Custom 2
Neutral Special	Rollout	Continuous Roll	Raging Roll
Side Special	Pound	Sideways Pound	Multi-Pound
Up Special	Sing	Hyper Voice	Spinphony
Down Special	Rest	Leaping Rest	Wakie Wakie
Final Smash	Puff Up

Trophies

Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS trophy descriptions

Jigglypuff

This Normal/Fairy-type Pokémon is best known for its soothing singing, which can put foes to sleep. In Smash Bros., it fights best in the air and can even jump six times in a row. The downside, though, is that Jigglypuff's so light, most opponents could launch it in their sleep!

Jigglypuff (All-Star)

Jigglypuff's down special Rest sends this Pokémon into a deep sleep that damages and launches any foe it's touching upon napping. They'll even take damage after being hit! It's a pretty challenging move to land, though, and it leaves Jigglypuff wide open to revenge. Be careful when you use it.

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  Classic

• JigglypuffAllStarTrophy3DS.png

  All-Star

Palette swaps