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===As a playable character=== | ===As a playable character=== | ||
{{Main|Kirby (SSBM)}} | {{Main|Kirby (SSBM)}} | ||
[[File:Kirby SSBM.jpg | [[File:Kirby SSBM.jpg|thumb|150px|Kirby, as he appears in ''Super Smash Bros. Melee''.]] | ||
For Kirby's return in the GameCube ''Smash'' entry, he gets a redesign and has new attacks, including the {{b|Hammer|move}} as his new side special move. He is still a starter character and is still a floaty, lightweight character that can jump five times in midair. However, Kirby has been severely [[nerf]]ed, losing most of his power, combo ability, and speed from ''Smash 64'', while also being harmed by the game’s faster mechanics overall. As a result, Kirby now heavily struggles to compete against the vast majority, with most of his foes able to shrug off his approaches by overwhelming him with fast attacks and speed or by camping him. These nerfs have landed him in the F tier, rendering him 25th out of 26 characters. | For Kirby's return in the GameCube ''Smash'' entry, he gets a redesign and has new attacks, including the {{b|Hammer|move}} as his new side special move. He is still a starter character and is still a floaty, lightweight character that can jump five times in midair. However, Kirby has been severely [[nerf]]ed, losing most of his power, combo ability, and speed from ''Smash 64'', while also being harmed by the game’s faster mechanics overall. As a result, Kirby now heavily struggles to compete against the vast majority, with most of his foes able to shrug off his approaches by overwhelming him with fast attacks and speed or by camping him. These nerfs have landed him in the F tier, rendering him 25th out of 26 characters. | ||