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attacks. Edge attack has a shorter duration (frames 21-25 → 21-23). Edge attack has less range (4.8u/5.5u (early), 4.5u/4.5/4.5u (late) → 4.5u (extended))

secondary edge attack animation from Brawl for his edge attack, while Giga Bowser uses his standard edge attack animation from Brawl for his edge attack. Bowser's

technical data of each individual hit, see: Jigglypuff (SSB4)/Neutral attack/Hit 1 Jigglypuff (SSB4)/Neutral attack/Hit 2

For fighter info, see Jigglypuff (SSB), Jigglypuff (SSBM), Jigglypuff (SSBB), Jigglypuff (SSB4), and Jigglypuff (SSBU). "Jiggs" redirects here. For North

more damage (4% → 6%; 10% → 12% total). It has more base knockback (100 → 105), and a lower launch angle (80° → 75°). Edge attack: Edge attack deals more

connect and the attack has high endlag. However, it is an extremely powerful attack, dealing 56% damage (including the flower that opponents are afflicted

article: Teleport (SSB) A technique that allows Jigglypuff to gain a quick forward burst of movement during a run. Jigglypuff can attack, jump, or perform

[Leg] attack +4 Groudon: [Flame] resistance +14 Gulpin: [Electric] attack +16 Jigglypuff: [Body, Spin] attack +31 Jirachi: [Arm, Leg] attack +7 Meowth:

forward throws can chain into his neutral attack, dash attack, forward tilt, neutral aerial, Blazer and Double-Edge Dance. As Roy's combo-initiating moves

reprise their roles in the Japanese version of SSB4. The Portuguese, Dutch and Russian versions of SSB4 also use their British English voices. They also

edgeguard is to stand at the edge and throw attacks — often a powerful forward smash, down smash, or down tilt that can hit even an edge sweet spotting enemy.

about the hitbox visualization in Super Smash Bros. 4. For the move itself, see Pound. Jigglypuff punches forward, slowly sliding along the ground as it

range of Toon Link's 100%+ edge attack from Brawl. Edge attack has less startup lag compared to the previous quick edge attack (frame 27 → 21). Hero's Bow:

priority, as the opponent can use a lingering attack to hit Jigglypuff's hurtbox, but not the hitbox of the attack. The move can be used to recover, and has

floor attack has less startup lag (frame 20 → 19). Edge attack: Luigi has a new edge attack, a double-footed legsweep. This new animation keeps Luigi on the

both versions of SSB4, with it only appearing in the Wii U version. He is also the only DLC character who is able to pseudo-crawl in SSB4. In Smash 3DS,

utility: it is a capable edge-guarding option, helps her cover almost all edge get-up options, can protect and/or enable her to attack from behind the Phantom

(5.5u → 5u). Edge attack has a shorter duration (frames 24-32 → 19-21). Edge attack has less intangibility (frames 1-22 → 1-16). Edge attack deals less damage

Smash B: Pound Jigglypuff [Smash] Jigglypuff can put its enemies to sleep if they are in range of its Sing attack, although the attack does not work on

special move was undecided. SSB4 is the only game in the series where Kirby's dash attack hasn't been changed, as his break spin attack from Brawl was retained

only projectile attack a Mii Brawler can have. It drops quickly and only bounces a tiny bit. Try using it on foes hanging off an edge to knock them off

addressed. Ness also greatly benefits from the general changes of SSB4, as the new edge-trumping mechanic makes his recovery much harder to gimp, and the

Dash attack has more ending lag (FAF 42 → 50). Dash attack no longer grants intangibility to Yoshi's head. Dash attack has smaller hitboxes (5.5u/4u → 5u/3

harder to hit. Edge attack has a shorter duration (frames 24-28 → 22-24). Edge attack has less intangibility (frames 1-22 → 1-19). Edge attack deals less damage

its ending lag. Floor attack: Floor attacks now have a normal effect, instead of an electric effect. Edge get-up and edge attack's animations have changed

significantly hindering its KO potential. Dash attack: Dash attack has less ending lag (FAF 45 → 40). Dash attack deals more knockback (70 (base), 50 (scaling)

its side special move, Shadow Sneak, is a Ghost-type attack. It is also a variation of Quick Attack in its home series, which is another move Greninja can

Ganondorf. Edge attack: Edge attack no longer has set knockback (110 (set), 100 (scaling) → 90 (base)/20). Edge attack deals less damage (10% → 8%). Edge attack

aerial attacks. His neutral aerial is useful as both an edge-guarding and out of shield option. His forward and back aerials are useful as edge-guarding

Using his dash attack on Mario. Little Mac tumbling. Little Mac facing the screen. Using his dash attack against Villager's neutral attack. Taunting alongside

higher angle (361° → 48°). Edge attack: Edge attack no longer has set knockback (110 (set), 100 (scaling) → 90 (base)/20). Edge attack now deals consistent damage

fully-charged smash attack does 1.3671× damage in Melee and 1.4× damage in Brawl, Smash 4, and Ultimate. For example, a smash attack that normally does

releasing it. Charging raises the speed, damage, and knockback of the attack. Jigglypuff can change direction back and forth during the Rollout, but only when

smasher, see Smasher:AAA. A neutral attack (弱攻撃), often referred to as a jab (and officially standard attack or weak attack before Super Smash Bros. Ultimate)

smash (best used near the edge), and his shine (which allows the shine spike technique, and can also be used just after an edge drop to cover the area around

Tech-chasing is less effective in SSB4 and Ultimate because the duration of tech rolls (alongside regular rolls in SSB4) has been reduced, giving less time

around much faster while carrying his Bike. Neutral attack: The far hitbox on the first hit of neutral attack is positioned slightly further out (z offset: 9

to Jigglypuff leaping forward when using the move, which is something that Jigglypuff lacks in many of its moves. It is also fast for a dash attack, and

increased by charging a smash attack, nor does it decrease when an attack is stale. Attacks listed below contain attacks with shield damage. Unless stated

down yo-yo smash attacks function the way they did prior to SSB4, but they now also hang off ledges providing him with a new powerful edge-guarding technique

tumbling, though, as attempting to do so results in an air dodge (aerial attack in SSB4); this was changed in Ultimate, however, so any character with a grab

Down/lower/under strong attack) before Ultimate, is a tilt performed by any character by holding the control stick lightly down and pressing the attack button while

she escapes many zero deaths with her floaty weight and Screw Attack. Her dash attack can set up tech chases, leading into a down tilt and a down air

(60 → 90), worsening its combo potential at mid to high percents. Edge attack: Edge attack deals more damage (8% → 10%). Flare Blade: Flare Blade has less

Some meteor smashes are not meant for edge-guarding and are done only to knock opponents into other hits of the attack. Other meteor smashes can damage only

his forward tilt (and dash attack in SSB4 and Ultimate). In Ultimate, his back aerial is a solid follow-up from his dash attack. Falco - his back aerial

Main article: Yoshi (SSB4) Yoshi returns as a playable character in Super Smash Bros. 4. In addition to a more upright posture, SSB4's aesthetic has resulted

into a ledge, for instance, can counter a player who is charging an attack on the edge of a stage. Grabbing the ledge is possible as soon the animation length

experience animation errors in some of their attacks — namely their neutral attack, all tilts, dash attack, and standing grab — if they are initiated when

a total of four. In SSB4, with any character that can turn around using their midair jump, holding backward and pressing the attack button a few frames

along with an edge drop or midair jump around the edge to prevent the opponent from edge sweetspotting. Some of Captain Falcon's attacks also have great

Brawl, Meta Knight has been significantly nerfed from Brawl to SSB4. Many of his attacks are slightly slower, and his range has been noticeably shortened

knockback (100 → 90). Fast edge attack: Fast edge attack has larger hitboxes (4.66u/2.5u → 4.69u/4.69u/4.69u). Fast edge attack has decreased intangibility

officially cease. Main article: List of updates (SSB4-3DS) Main article: List of updates (SSB4-Wii U) Smash 4 is the first game in the series to receive regular

neutral attack (infinite loop). Robin's neutral attack (hits 1-2). Roy's neutral aerial (hit 2). Samus's forward aerial (hits 1-4) and Screw Attack (hits

(Easy Final Smash in SSB4 and Ultimate) randomly occurs when any player is KO'd and is 5 points behind the current leader. Also, in SSB4, at least 6 KOs between

the edge. Player C catches this and attacks with Falco's back aerial, which causes Player D's Donkey Kong to slide off the edge and into their edge slip

longer be edge-canceled. Neutral attack deals more damage: 3% → 3.5% (hit 1, hit 2), 4.3%/3.2% → 5.3%/4.2% (clean hit 3/late hit 3). All tilt attacks deal 1%

self-destruct when attempting to edge-guard the player (as they still do not have any recovery special moves). In Super Smash Bros. 4, most possible exploits have

phrase in taunts, being used by seven characters: Pit (from SSB4 onwards), Sonic (from SSB4 onwards), Captain Falcon, Fox (prior to Ultimate), Falco (in

float in mid-air before falling on the ground. In Brawl and both versions of SSB4, it is possible for a fighter to momentarily perform their "crate pick-up"

Story). Edge attacks: Edge attacks deal more damage (4% → 6%). Edge attacks have less set knockback (100 → 90). Fast edge attack: Fast edge attack has slightly

spirit trait Fire Attack ↑, the support spirit skill Fire & Explosion Attack ↑, as well as certain Spirit Battle conditions. Flame attacks are resisted by

range. All hits of neutral attack have shorter durations (frames 4-6 → 4 (hits 1 and 2), 4-7 → 4-5 (hit 3)). Dash attack: Dash attack hits four times instead

followup potential overall. Edge attack: Marth retains his edge attack animations from Brawl. As a result, Marth's fast edge attack has a longer animation (54

fiery blaze. It's a versatile attack that moves sideways on the ground and diagonally down in the air. His forward air attack, Knee Smash, can send an enemy

Ultimate, the main platform of the Ω form and Battlefield form are similar to SSB4's Ω form; however, it no longer has two columns supporting it, and it is

increased combo potential due to Pit's faster jumpsquat and jump speed. Edge attack: Edge attack deals more damage (7% → 9%). Palutena Bow: Palutena Bow has less

makes air combos easier to perform than in Brawl and SSB4. The ability to perform any ground attack out of a full run and the overall lower landing lag

(at the edge of his fists) which makes it quite useful to out-space opponents in the neutral game. Donkey Kong is a hard counter to Jigglypuff, as he can

(leading to unfortunate hitbox timing on moves like his dash attack, the upper part of his neutral attack, three of his aerials and Blazer). Roy's sourspot does

slamming the opponent onto the ground with a more exaggerated throw. Edge attack: Edge attack deals more damage (7% → 9%). Shield Breaker: Shield Breaker can

damage (0.8% → 1%, total: 10.2% → 12%). Edge attack: Edge attack deals more damage (7% → 9%). It no longer inflicts 4 frames of hitlag on the opponent upon

level. Down throw: Down throw has less ending lag (FAF 88 → 87). Edge attack: Edge attack deals more damage (7% → 9%). Mach Tornado: Mach Tornado travels

titles to remain as such in both versions of SSB4. Coincidentally, both debuted in Super Smash Bros. Melee. SSB4 is the only game where Falco reuses his design

the stage. Samus using her dash attack after laying a Bomb on the stage. "Jigglypuff Kirby" using Rollout with Jigglypuff on the stage. Ness crouching as

possesses surprising reach around Jigglypuff, due to the sweeping motion it makes with its hand while using the attack. Finally, when used shortly before

it only for edge guards. 1.0.6 CPUs now unleash a fully charged smash attack on a foe stunned from a broken shield, instead of a random attack. CPUs now

main platform of the Ω form and Battlefield form is slightly redesigned from SSB4 and is also resized and reshaped to match Final Destination and Battlefield

characters on the edge. Even his forward throw and forward smash, weaker than his main KO moves, are strong enough to be able to KO near the edge. Mario also

stage with a low ceiling. Main article: Roy (SSB4)/Up special Blazer returns as Roy's up special move in SSB4. It is mechanically the same, with Roy sending

throw has more ending lag (FAF 43 → 50). Edge attacks: Fast edge attack deals more damage (6% → 8%). Fast edge attack has more startup lag with a shorter duration

increased combo potential due to her faster jumpsquat and jump speed. Edge attack: Edge attack deals more damage (7% → 9%). Toad: Toad has less startup with a

animation: Ganondorf slams the enemy onto the ground more forcefully. Edge attack: Edge attack deals more damage (8% → 10%). Warlock Punch: Non-reversed Warlock

killing due to Jigglypuff generally struggling to get KOs. It is also Jigglypuff's longest ranged aerial, and one of its longest ranged attacks overall, making

[Arm, Leg] Attack +10 Deoxys: [Slash] Attack +10 Entei: [Flame] Attack +20 Goldeen: [Leg] Attack + 4 Gulpin:[Electric] Attack +16 Jigglypuff: [Body, Spin]

the attack resets to Plant Seed again (it remains in Lumbering until the tree is fully gone). The axe swing can also be used as a direct attack and is

Jigglypuff performs a vertical kick, very similar to Kirby's up tilt. Compared to Kirby's however, Jigglypuff's is noticeably slower and weaker. The move

horizontal distances. Due to slower average falling speeds and increased ease of edge sweet spotting, recoveries are generally more powerful in Super Smash Bros

neutral attack can now lock. Third hit of neutral attack launches at a lower angle, improving its KO potential near an edge. Third hit of neutral attack has

stands on an edge and the yo-yo reaches beyond the edge. In Smash 4 and Ultimate, the fighter's eye in their icons will briefly glint when an attack is fully

reliably. Neutral attack 2's largest hitbox is bigger (4.2u → 5u). Neutral attack 3 has a smaller hitbox (5.8u → 5u). Neutral attack 1 and 2 and neutral

Mission Main article: Zero Suit Samus (SSB4) Zero Suit Samus returns as a playable character in Super Smash Bros. 4, albeit as a standalone character instead

it now has a KO setup into forward aerial at high percentages. Edge attack: Edge attack deals more damage (7% → 9%). Shadow Ball: Like other charge-cancelable

Donkey Kong (SSB) It is possible to play as Giant DK using a debug menu code or GameShark. He is distinguished by having drastically increased attack range and

perform any ground attack out of a run, including their neutral attack, tilt attacks, and all smash attacks. In previous games, only dash attacks, up smashes

while their alternate costumes do not affect Kirby's copy ability, Jigglypuff (sans SSB4), Mewtwo, Olimar, Pac-Man, and Steve's copy ability hats will change

Up/upper/above smash attack) is a smash attack performed by any character by tapping the control stick upward and pressing the attack button, or, outside

property" which starts out empty. When characters are hit by any attack (be it a physical attack, a projectile, an item, etc.), their KO property is set to match

hit. It launches at a slightly more vertical angle (80° → 83°). Edge attack: Edge attack deals more damage (7% → 9%). It has increased intangibility (frames