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|[[Diddy Kong]]||||||[[File:Kdiddy.jpg|125px]]||[[File:KirbyDiddyKong3DS.jpeg|125px]]<br>[[File:Kirby Diddy Kong Wii U.jpeg|125px]]||[[File:SSBU Diddy Kong Kirby.jpg|125px]]||[[Peanut Popgun]]||Strangely, if Kirby's gun explodes, and then the game is paused, Kirby will appear normally-colored instead of a burnt black.
|[[Diddy Kong]]||||||[[File:Kdiddy.jpg|125px]]||[[File:KirbyDiddyKong3DS.jpeg|125px]]<br>[[File:Kirby Diddy Kong Wii U.jpeg|125px]]||[[File:SSBU Diddy Kong Kirby.jpg|125px]]||[[Peanut Popgun]]||Strangely, if Kirby's gun explodes, and then the game is paused, Kirby will appear normally-colored instead of a burnt black.
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|[[Donkey Kong]]||[[File:Kirby Donkey Kong SSB.png|125px]]||[[File:Kirbydk.png|125px]]||[[File:Kdk.jpg|125px]]||[[File:KirbyDonkeyKong3DS.jpeg|125px]]<br>[[File:Kirby Donkey Kong Wii U.jpeg|125px]]||[[File:SSBU Donkey Kong Kirby.jpg|125px]]||[[Giant Punch]]||In imitation of Donkey Kong's grunts, Kirby says "Gao!" when unleashing a fully-charged punch, which is a Japanese onomatopoeia for an animalistic roar. In ''SSB'', Kirby can [[charge-cancel]] the wind-up to turn more easily in the air.
|[[Donkey Kong]]||[[File:Kirby Donkey Kong SSB.png|125px]]||[[File:Kirbydk.png|125px]]||[[File:Kdk.jpg|125px]]||[[File:KirbyDonkeyKong3DS.jpeg|125px]]<br>[[File:Kirby Donkey Kong Wii U.jpeg|125px]]||[[File:SSBU Donkey Kong Kirby.jpg|125px]]||[[Giant Punch]]||Causes [[helpless]]ness when used in the air (except in ''SSB'' and ''Ultimate''). In imitation of Donkey Kong's grunts, Kirby says "Gao!" when unleashing a fully-charged punch, which is a Japanese onomatopoeia for an animalistic roar. In ''SSB'', Kirby can [[charge-cancel]] the wind-up to turn more easily in the air.
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|[[Dr. Mario]]||||[[File:Dr Mario Kirby.png|125px]]||||[[File:KirbyDrMarioHat.jpg|125px]]<br>[[File:Kirby Dr Mario Wii U.jpeg|125px]]||[[File:SSBU Dr. Mario Kirby.jpg|125px]]||[[Megavitamins]]||In ''Melee'', Kirby's Megavitamins make the [[Green Shell|Koopa Shell]] sound upon impact. The {{s|wikirby|Doctor}} ability, introduced in ''{{s|wikirby|Kirby: Planet Robobot}}'', has a similar appearance and allows Kirby to use a similar move.
|[[Dr. Mario]]||||[[File:Dr Mario Kirby.png|125px]]||||[[File:KirbyDrMarioHat.jpg|125px]]<br>[[File:Kirby Dr Mario Wii U.jpeg|125px]]||[[File:SSBU Dr. Mario Kirby.jpg|125px]]||[[Megavitamins]]||In ''Melee'', Kirby's Megavitamins make the [[Green Shell|Koopa Shell]] sound upon impact. The {{s|wikirby|Doctor}} ability, introduced in ''{{s|wikirby|Kirby: Planet Robobot}}'', has a similar appearance and allows Kirby to use a similar move.
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|rowspan="2"|[[Jigglypuff]]||rowspan="2"|[[File:Kirby Jigglypuff SSB.png|125px]]||rowspan="2"|[[File:Kirbyjiiggly.png|125px]]||rowspan="2"|[[File:Kjiggly.jpg|125px]]||rowspan="2"|[[File:KirbyJigglypuff3DS.jpeg|125px]]<br>[[File:Kirby Jigglypuff Wii U.jpeg|125px]]||rowspan="2"|[[File:SSBU Jigglypuff Kirby.jpg|125px]]||[[Pound]] {{GameIcon|SSB64|16px}}||Differs from Jigglypuff's Pound in that using this move toward a ledge sends Kirby off of the ledge, and it is notable for having much higher distance if Kirby leaves the ground at the end of the Pound animation; it is capable of traveling nearly the length of a {{SSB|Dream Land}} soft platform if spaced correctly. The hat's color changes based on Kirby's alternate costume.
|rowspan="2"|[[Jigglypuff]]||rowspan="2"|[[File:Kirby Jigglypuff SSB.png|125px]]||rowspan="2"|[[File:Kirbyjiiggly.png|125px]]||rowspan="2"|[[File:Kjiggly.jpg|125px]]||rowspan="2"|[[File:KirbyJigglypuff3DS.jpeg|125px]]<br>[[File:Kirby Jigglypuff Wii U.jpeg|125px]]||rowspan="2"|[[File:SSBU Jigglypuff Kirby.jpg|125px]]||[[Pound]] {{GameIcon|SSB64|16px}}||Differs from Jigglypuff's Pound in that using this move toward a ledge sends Kirby off of the ledge, and it is notable for having much higher distance if Kirby leaves the ground at the end of the Pound animation; it is capable of traveling nearly the length of a {{SSB|Dream Land}} soft platform if spaced correctly. The hat's color changes based on Kirby's alternate costume.
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||[[Rollout]] {{GameIcon|SSBM|16px}}{{GameIcon|SSBB|16px}}{{GameIcon|SSB4|16px}}{{GameIcon|SSBU|16px}}||Regardless of the game's current language settings, Kirby says "Purin," Jigglypuff's Japanese name, upon performing this move. In ''SSB4'', Kirby can move left and right in midair after hitting an opponent with Rollout, due to having a higher fall speed than Jigglypuff. He also rebounds further backwards, due to his air friction being lower than Jigglypuff's. ''Ultimate''{{'}}s damage multiplier for copied abilities allows Kirby's Rollout to instantly break a shield if the move is released right before Kirby touches ground, causing the move to hit twice. In ''Ultimate'', Jigglypuff's ears fold inwards during Rollout; Kirby's do not follow this trait. With the exception of ''SSB4'', the hat's color changes based on Kirby's alternate costume. In ''Ultimate'', Kirby's Rollout will continue to play the charging sound effect when the move is released, even doing so on top of the charged release sound effect.
||[[Rollout]] {{GameIcon|SSBM|16px}}{{GameIcon|SSBB|16px}}{{GameIcon|SSB4|16px}}{{GameIcon|SSBU|16px}}||Causes [[helpless]]ness when used in the air in ''Melee''. Regardless of the game's current language settings, Kirby says "Purin," Jigglypuff's Japanese name, upon performing this move. In ''SSB4'', Kirby can move left and right in midair after hitting an opponent with Rollout, due to having a higher fall speed than Jigglypuff. He also rebounds further backwards, due to his air friction being lower than Jigglypuff's. ''Ultimate''{{'}}s damage multiplier for copied abilities allows Kirby's Rollout to instantly break a shield if the move is released right before Kirby touches ground, causing the move to hit twice. In ''Ultimate'', Jigglypuff's ears fold inwards during Rollout; Kirby's do not follow this trait. With the exception of ''SSB4'', the hat's color changes based on Kirby's alternate costume. In ''Ultimate'', Kirby's Rollout will continue to play the charging sound effect when the move is released, even doing so on top of the charged release sound effect.
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|[[Joker]]||||||||||[[File:SSBU Joker Kirby.jpg|125px]]||[[Gun]]||As Kirby does not copy the [[Rebellion Gauge]], he does not have access to [[Arsène]] or [[Gun Special]].
|[[Joker]]||||||||||[[File:SSBU Joker Kirby.jpg|125px]]||[[Gun]]||As Kirby does not copy the [[Rebellion Gauge]], he does not have access to [[Arsène]] or [[Gun Special]].
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Should Kirby's damage output be significantly augmented in some way, such as with the use of custom equipment or [[Amiibo]] power level, the Aura Sphere he uses will emit the characteristic sound it does when Lucario charges it at high percentages.
Should Kirby's damage output be significantly augmented in some way, such as with the use of custom equipment or [[Amiibo]] power level, the Aura Sphere he uses will emit the characteristic sound it does when Lucario charges it at high percentages.
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|[[Lucas]]||||||[[File:Klucas.jpg|125px]]||[[File:KirbyLucas3DS.jpg|125px]]<br>[[File:KirbyPKFreezeWiiU.JPG|125x75px]]||[[File:SSBU Lucas Kirby.jpg|125px]]||[[PK Freeze]]||Kirby says "PK Freeze!" when using the move like Lucas does.
|[[Lucas]]||||||[[File:Klucas.jpg|125px]]||[[File:KirbyLucas3DS.jpg|125px]]<br>[[File:KirbyPKFreezeWiiU.JPG|125x75px]]||[[File:SSBU Lucas Kirby.jpg|125px]]||[[PK Freeze]]|| Causes [[helpless]]ness when used in the air in ''Brawl'' and ''SSB4''. Kirby says "PK Freeze!" when using the move like Lucas does.
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|[[Lucina]]||||||||[[File:KirbyLucina3DS.jpeg|125px]]<br>[[File:Kirby Lucina Wii U.jpeg|125px]]||[[File:SSBU Lucina Kirby.jpg|125px]]||[[Shield Breaker]]||Kirby wears the mask used by Lucina in her guise as "Marth", which she herself dons temporarily for her [[on-screen appearance]] and down taunt. Oddly, in ''Ultimate'', there is a small window during the startup of the move before it begins charging where Kirby can move left and right in the air.
|[[Lucina]]||||||||[[File:KirbyLucina3DS.jpeg|125px]]<br>[[File:Kirby Lucina Wii U.jpeg|125px]]||[[File:SSBU Lucina Kirby.jpg|125px]]||[[Shield Breaker]]||Kirby wears the mask used by Lucina in her guise as "Marth", which she herself dons temporarily for her [[on-screen appearance]] and down taunt. Oddly, in ''Ultimate'', there is a small window during the startup of the move before it begins charging where Kirby can move left and right in the air.
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|[[Mega Man]]||||||||[[File:KirbyMegaManHat.jpg|125px]]<br>[[File:Kirby Mega Man Wii U.jpeg|125px]]||[[File:SSBU Mega Man Kirby.jpg|125px]]||[[Metal Blade]]||
|[[Mega Man]]||||||||[[File:KirbyMegaManHat.jpg|125px]]<br>[[File:Kirby Mega Man Wii U.jpeg|125px]]||[[File:SSBU Mega Man Kirby.jpg|125px]]||[[Metal Blade]]||
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|[[Meta Knight]]||||||[[File:Kmeta.jpg|125px]]||[[File:Meta Knight copy ability.jpg|125px]]<br>[[File:Kirby Meta Knight Wii U.jpeg|125px]]||[[File:SSBU Meta Knight Kirby.jpg|125px]]||[[Mach Tornado]]||Kirby's eyes while wearing the mask are light-green in ''Brawl'' and yellow in ''SSB4'' and ''Ultimate''. The green coloration in ''Brawl'' is due to the mask giving a yellow tint to Kirby's blue eyes and Meta Knight's silver eyes (though they are currently depicted as yellow even without the mask). In ''Brawl'', unlike Meta Knight's version of the attack, the bottom-most hitbox does not cause aerial opponents to flinch, and the move in general connects much less reliably. In ''Smash 4'', Kirby's Mach Tornado's hit rate does not increase when mashing, and thus will deal less damage than Meta Knight's version. In ''Ultimate'', this is the only move that can render Kirby [[helpless]] under normal circumstances (aside from sliding off an edge during [[Final Cutter]] or touching the red trampoline from [[Pac-Jump]]). Functionally resembles Kirby's {{s|wikirby|Tornado}} ability. <!--Do not include that Kirby's Meta Knight Sword ability in Forgotten Land resembles this. While there is some resemblance, there are other explanations for the similarity other than it being a reference, and in general we do not list when other games go on to reference Smash later on, except on articles specifically for that purpose, or if it is an officially recognized reference, such as with Mythra's outfit.-->
|[[Meta Knight]]||||||[[File:Kmeta.jpg|125px]]||[[File:Meta Knight copy ability.jpg|125px]]<br>[[File:Kirby Meta Knight Wii U.jpeg|125px]]||[[File:SSBU Meta Knight Kirby.jpg|125px]]||[[Mach Tornado]]||Causes [[helpless]]ness when used in the air. Kirby's eyes while wearing the mask are light-green in ''Brawl'' and yellow in ''SSB4'' and ''Ultimate''. The green coloration in ''Brawl'' is due to the mask giving a yellow tint to Kirby's blue eyes and Meta Knight's silver eyes (though they are currently depicted as yellow even without the mask). In ''Brawl'', unlike Meta Knight's version of the attack, the bottom-most hitbox does not cause aerial opponents to flinch, and the move in general connects much less reliably. In ''Smash 4'', Kirby's Mach Tornado's hit rate does not increase when mashing, and thus will deal less damage than Meta Knight's version. In ''Ultimate'', this is the only move that can render Kirby helpless under normal circumstances (aside from sliding off an edge during [[Final Cutter]] or touching the red trampoline from [[Pac-Jump]]). Functionally resembles Kirby's {{s|wikirby|Tornado}} ability. <!--Do not include that Kirby's Meta Knight Sword ability in Forgotten Land resembles this. While there is some resemblance, there are other explanations for the similarity other than it being a reference, and in general we do not list when other games go on to reference Smash later on, except on articles specifically for that purpose, or if it is an officially recognized reference, such as with Mythra's outfit.-->
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|[[Mewtwo]]||||[[File:Mewtwo Kirby.png|125px]]||||[[File:KirbyMewtwoSmash43DS.jpg|125px]]<br>[[File:KirbyMewtwoSmash4WiiU.jpg|125px]]||[[File:SSBU Mewtwo Kirby.jpg|125px]]||[[Shadow Ball]]||As Kirby is much shorter than Mewtwo, his Shadow Ball is more likely to collide with the ground in ''Melee'' unless he jumps first. The hat's color changes with Kirby's alternate costume.
|[[Mewtwo]]||||[[File:Mewtwo Kirby.png|125px]]||||[[File:KirbyMewtwoSmash43DS.jpg|125px]]<br>[[File:KirbyMewtwoSmash4WiiU.jpg|125px]]||[[File:SSBU Mewtwo Kirby.jpg|125px]]||[[Shadow Ball]]||As Kirby is much shorter than Mewtwo, his Shadow Ball is more likely to collide with the ground in ''Melee'' unless he jumps first. The hat's color changes with Kirby's alternate costume.
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|[[Mythra]]||||||||||[[File:SSBU Mythra Kirby.jpg|125px]]||[[Lightning Buster]]||Kirby only says "Lighting Buster!" when the move is fully charged like with Mythra. Kirby receives a smaller vertical boost when connecting the first hit in the air than Mythra (0.8 → 0.4), to compensate for his lower gravity. However, because the first hit sends opponents upward, and Kirby rises slower as a result of this, this can make the second hit connect less reliably.
|[[Mythra]]||||||||||[[File:SSBU Mythra Kirby.jpg|125px]]||[[Lightning Buster]]||Kirby only says "Lighting Buster!" when the move is fully charged like with Mythra. Kirby receives a smaller vertical boost when connecting the first hit in the air than Mythra (0.8 → 0.4), to compensate for his lower gravity. However, because the first hit sends opponents upward, and Kirby rises slower as a result of this, this can make the second hit connect less reliably.
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|rowspan="2"|[[Ness]]||rowspan="2"|[[File:Kirby Ness SSB.png|125px]]||rowspan="2"|[[File:Kirbyness.png|125px]]||rowspan="2"|[[File:Kness.jpg|125px]]||rowspan="2"|[[File:KirbyNess3DS.jpeg|125px]]<br>[[File:Kirby Ness Wii U.jpeg|125px]]||rowspan="2"|[[File:SSBU Ness Kirby.jpg|125px]]||[[PK Fire]] {{GameIcon|SSB64|16px}}||rowspan="2"|Kirby wears his cap backwards, similarly to Yo-Yo Kirby, Wheel Kirby, and Paint Kirby. The {{s|wikirby|ESP}} ability, introduced in ''{{s|wikirby|Kirby: Planet Robobot}}'', resembles a color-inverted version of Ness's cap and allows Kirby to use a move similar to PK Flash. Kirby also says "PK Flash!" (or "PK Fire" in ''Smash 64'') when using the move like with Ness.
|rowspan="2"|[[Ness]]||rowspan="2"|[[File:Kirby Ness SSB.png|125px]]||rowspan="2"|[[File:Kirbyness.png|125px]]||rowspan="2"|[[File:Kness.jpg|125px]]||rowspan="2"|[[File:KirbyNess3DS.jpeg|125px]]<br>[[File:Kirby Ness Wii U.jpeg|125px]]||rowspan="2"|[[File:SSBU Ness Kirby.jpg|125px]]||[[PK Fire]] {{GameIcon|SSB64|16px}}||rowspan="2"|Causes [[helpless]]ness when used in the air (except in ''SSB'' and ''Ultimate''). Kirby wears his cap backwards, similarly to Yo-Yo Kirby, Wheel Kirby, and Paint Kirby. The {{s|wikirby|ESP}} ability, introduced in ''{{s|wikirby|Kirby: Planet Robobot}}'', resembles a color-inverted version of Ness's cap and allows Kirby to use a move similar to PK Flash. Kirby also says "PK Flash!" (or "PK Fire" in ''Smash 64'') when using the move like with Ness.
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||[[PK Flash]] {{GameIcon|SSBM|16px}}{{GameIcon|SSBB|16px}}{{GameIcon|SSB4|16px}}{{GameIcon|SSBU|16px}}
||[[PK Flash]] {{GameIcon|SSBM|16px}}{{GameIcon|SSBB|16px}}{{GameIcon|SSB4|16px}}{{GameIcon|SSBU|16px}}
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