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This article is about Lucas' appearance in Super Smash Bros. 4. For the character in other contexts, see Lucas. Lucas (リュカ, Lucas) is a playable character

For fighter info, see Lucas (SSBB), Lucas (SSB4), and Lucas (SSBU). Lucas (リュカ, Lucas) is a character in the EarthBound universe. He is the protagonist

Ultimate. 564. Lucas Lucas' fighter card. Lucas' unlock notice. Taunting on Green Greens. Lucas using his Rope Snake on Skyloft. Lucas freezing Ganondorf

Flamethrower attack. Lucas using PK Thunder. Lucas performing PK Thunder 2. Lucas's PK Starstorm in Brawl. Lucas being attacked by Meowth. Lucas looking towards

aesthetically changed to illuminate Lucas while active. PSI Magnet release graphic no longer anchored to Lucas. Up taunt makes Lucas behave as if he actually tripped

Freeze's detonation. Lucas using PK Freeze. Lucas charging PK Freeze. Lucas using PK Freeze in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U. Lucas using PK Freeze as shown

significantly. Lucas's meteors instead spawn above Lucas, offset to the left and right, and will be angled such that they all cross through Lucas' position

that turns Ness and Lucas into human missiles. This technique can be used by Ness and Lucas. Doing so will transform Ness or Lucas into a human projectile

Bros. for Wii U. Lucas catching Charizard's Flamethrower attack. Lucas using PSI Magnet in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U. Ness and Lucas defending themselves

knockback. Lucas's PK Fire has many interesting properties, such as pushing him back with a set force after shooting the bolt. Because of these, Lucas can use

This technique can be executed by playing as Lucas on any stage, and have Lucas grab any item. Then Lucas should jump, and throw the item that he holds

Lucas takes out his stick and gives a blow like a baseball bat. Like the Ness bat, the attack has a sweetspot at the end of the stick and the rest is the

divert Lucas before deploying his giant statue, The Pig King Statue, that soon starts to hunt Lucas down. This statue is indestructible, so Lucas has no

are Bowser, Yoshi, Pit, Ice Climbers, R.O.B., Pikachu, Marth, Ike, Ness, Lucas, Fox, Wolf, and Mr. Game & Watch. Since only Bowser, R.O.B., and Yoshi have

Brawl. Lucas is seen dejectedly walking through an old and broken-down zoo. Before too long, Shadow Bugs fall from the sky, and form Primids. Lucas gets

then aims at Lucas, forcing Ness to push Lucas out of harm's way and take the arrow from the Dark Cannon, which turns him into a trophy. As Lucas is too scared

formally meets Lucas, and joins up with him on his adventures after discovering he had gotten stronger. Kumatora is the second PSI user in Lucas' party, behind

but Lucas uses PK Thunder on Galleom's arm, breaking it off and sending Lucas and the Pokémon Trainer falling towards the ground. After this, Lucas sees

involves two characters; the Pokémon Trainer (who only has Squirtle) and Lucas. They are first seen on the edge of a cliff, as they see Charizard fly over

uses an orange Lucas puppet fighter, and is fought on the Find Mii stage's Battlefield form. He is fought along with the cyan and red Lucas puppet fighters

The Rope Snake appears as Lucas's grab and in one of his taunts. A Stick, Lucas and Flint's primary weapon, appears as Lucas's forward smash and in one

introduced into this game through post-launch downloadable content - Mewtwo, Lucas, Roy, Ryu, Cloud, Corrin, and Bayonetta - were not given custom special moves

uses a cyan Lucas puppet fighter, and is fought on the Find Mii stage's Battlefield form. He is fought along with the orange and red Lucas puppet fighters

Zoo, Lucas bumps into Pokémon Trainer, who advises him to stand back, and proceeds to take on a group of Primids with his Squirtle alongside Lucas. After

Love Theme When Lucas completes Classic or All-Star modes, this track will play during the roll call following the mode. During Lucas's introduction in

Sakurai was going to remove Ness from the roster and include Lucas instead, despite Mother 3 (Lucas' debut game) being unreleased at the time. However, due

New Pork City in Brawl. Lucas looking towards the background. The right side of the stage. The Ultimate Chimera appears. Lucas is KO'd by the Chimera's

28th/29th out of 54 characters on the tier list (tied with Lucas), placing both him and Lucas as the lowest C tier characters. This is a vast improvement

slingshot. In Mother 3, the Porky Statue acts as an optional boss after Lucas and his allies locate Boney and defeat Fassad for the last time. The statue

he was in before, with Marth, Ike, Lucas and Pokémon Trainer. First group Meta Knight Lucario Second group Marth Lucas Pokémon Trainer Ike Ice Climbers Primid

goal of finding the location of one of the Seven Needles. Once freed by Lucas and his party, they reveal the location of the next Needle, found in Fire

Pokémon Trainer's use. After catching Charizard, the Pokémon Trainer and Lucas reach a dead end. After The Subspace Emissary is completed, The Ruins can

along with the cyan and orange Lucas puppet fighters representing Articuno and Zapdos respectively. During the battle, the Lucas puppet fighters will reflect

have moves that can absorb attacks, namely Ness, Lucas, Mii Gunner, and Mr. Game & Watch. Ness and Lucas' absorbing special move is PSI Magnet, Mr. Game

is running amok and chases anyone who enters its line of sight, including Lucas and his party. It cannot be fought, as merely touching it on the overworld

Grab aerials: Link - Clawshot Samus - Grapple Beam Toon Link - Hookshot Lucas - Rope Snake Note that characters that have tether recoveries as a special

applies to Lucas and Sora. However, most of their special moves can still be DJCed normally, which is a trait shared with the aforementioned Lucas and Sora

introduced into this game through post-launch downloadable content - Mewtwo, Lucas, Roy, Ryu, Cloud, Corrin, and Bayonetta - were not given custom special moves

of Pit. Lucas - This trophy is found on a platform directly above Falco and Pit, and it is guarded by Trowlons. Ike - Enter the door next to Lucas and go

entirely of Subspace II), Pit (in The Skyworld, before having Mario join), Lucas (in The Ruined Zoo when he runs from the statue), Marth (in The Battlefield

events of Glacial Peak. The group at the base of the peak, consisting of Lucas, the Pokémon Trainer, Marth, Ike and the Ice Climbers, is overrun by Shadow

Primids to divert Lucas and sends in his giant statue, the Pig King Statue, which soon hunts Lucas down. The statue is indestructible, so Lucas has no choice

being cut. Lucas is the only fighter to have been a starter character, unlockable character, and downloadable character in separate games. Lucas is also the

version. The existing Mewtwo trophy is unaffected. The same happened to Lucas when he was released as a playable character. On the NTSC-U 3DS version of

Smash Run. The PK Beam projectiles look similar to the ones that Ness and Lucas shoot from their PK Fire projectile. Starman was the only new Assist Trophy

Bros. Ultimate. He was revealed along with the fellow EarthBound fighter Lucas and all other previous veterans on June 12, 2018. As in the original Super

simply ignores the reflector and hits the user. In the case of Ness's or Lucas's forward smash, should the overpowered projectile collide with the move's

introduced into this game through post-launch downloadable content - Mewtwo, Lucas, Roy, Ryu, Cloud, Corrin, and Bayonetta - were not given custom special moves

Lucas's neutral attacks consist of 3 kicks. For the technical data of each individual hit, see: Lucas (SSBB)/Neutral attack/Hit 1 Lucas (SSBB)/Neutral

Lucas's neutral attacks consist of 3 kicks. It does 7.5% in total. For the technical data of each individual hit, see: Lucas (SSBU)/Neutral attack/Hit

Dedede Kirby Luigi Ness Captain Falcon Diddy Kong Donkey Kong Falco Fox Ike Lucas Mario Marth Mr. Game & Watch Olimar Pikachu Pit Pokémon Trainer (Squirtle

Army. Wario then hunts down Lucas in an abandoned zoo, dispatching Porky to corner and weaken him. Porky is defeated by Lucas with the help of Ness, but

Emissary. Buckots make their first appearance in The Ruined Zoo, attacking Lucas, who is attempting to escape Porky. A Buckot is a small robotic enemy whose

Magicant stage. The track would play on the 3DS DLC Shop when looking at Lucas's page. This track is a remixed arrangement of two music tracks in Mother

Ruins by Lucas and Pokémon Trainer. Pokémon Trainer recognizes that Charizard is one of the Pokémon he's been trying to catch, and he and Lucas head into

Lucas's neutral attacks consist of 3 kicks. For the technical data of each individual hit, see: Lucas (SSB4)/Neutral attack/Hit 1 Lucas (SSB4)/Neutral

after Lucas's congratulations screen is a reference to Mother 3, with various characters standing in for Lucas's family members. Alongside Lucas in his

is capable of KOing the entire cast at under 100 percent on most stages. Lucas' up smash is the only attack in the series to grant both invincibility and

Mewtwo. (June 14th, 2015) Lucas Lucas (Alt) PK Starstorm (Lucas) Trophies of Lucas were included with the purchase of Lucas. Roy Roy (Alt) Critical Hit

all grabs are placed lower. Lucas's standing grab and dash grab had their ending lag decreased (FAF: 51/61 → 46/56). Lucas's grabs have sped up animations

extend forward and strike opponents with weak damage and knockback (except Lucas's in Brawl, which doesn't hit opponents). They tend to have more range than

Marshadow from Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. Marshadow attacking Diddy Kong and Lucas on the Bridge of Eldin. Marshadow punching. Marshadow attacking Bowser Jr

Hall, where Lucas and the Pokémon Trainer challenge him. They manage to defeat him, and, in a last desperate attempt, Galleom grabs both Lucas and the Pokémon

replace Ness with Lucas, the main character of Mother 3, but retained Ness in consideration of delays. The game's creators later included Lucas in the game's

Watch's Oil Panic, giving him a OHKO. It can also be used for healing a Lucas, another Ness or a Mii Gunner by having them use PSI Magnet or Absorbing

traps dug by Shovel Knight. Donkey Kong burying King Dedede in Brawl Despite Lucas's down throw showing the opponent embedded in the ground in SSB4 and Ultimate

forward smash. Lucas' forward smash is transcendent. If Donkey Kong's forward smash overlaps with Lucas' forward smash (20% vs. 15%), Lucas' forward smash

weaknesses, just stand back and hit them with any old projectile. A Glunder with Lucas. Glire Glice

bomb explodes. Later, the team comes down to help Marth, Ike, Ice Climbers, Lucas, and the Pokémon Trainer from a huge army of Subspace minions. Soon, he and

Ball, and Mario with a Master Ball. Render of a Master Ball from Ultimate. Lucas holding a Master Ball in Ultimate.

special move. Thunder, Robin's neutral special move. PK Thunder, Ness' and Lucas' up special move. Thundaga, one of Sora's neutral special moves, which is

release infinitely against Ness and Lucas, guaranteeing success by turning before releasing and turn grabbing so Ness/Lucas releases in his back. He can also

Parasol and Warp Star, followed by 5 music tracks and numerous trophies. Lucas was intended to debut in this game, but was left out due to his game being

make their playable Super Smash Bros. debuts. Otherwise, EarthBound sees Lucas join, the Star Fox franchise adds Wolf, and the Donkey Kong universe adds

Galleom is defeated, but jumps off the cliff and into The Ruined Hall, where Lucas and the Pokémon Trainer defeat it once more. Upon its defeat, Galleom grabs

MOTHER 3 Love Theme Purchase from the Shop for 300 gold. This track is Lucas' Credits theme. This track is a remixed arrangement of two music tracks in

the runner-up. She also won six Party Crashes in ARMS. Min Min, Mewtwo, Lucas, Pyra, and Mythra are the only fighters to already have appeared as collectibles

Lucas pulls out his rope snake in the air. Unlike other grab aerials, it does not have any hitboxes, so it cannot be used to attack opponents. This greatly

Bowser Diddy Kong Donkey Kong Fox Ice Climbers Ike King Dedede Kirby Link Lucas Mario Meta Knight Olimar Peach Pikachu Pit Pokémon Trainer Squirtle Ivysaur

Link, Pit, Yoshi, Kirby, Marth, Ike, Ice Climbers, Pokémon Trainer, and Lucas, who all recently teamed up to fight off the massive ambush of the Subspace

Lucas telekinetically flings the opponent into the ground, burying them (this is only aesthetic). The opponent is then launched upwards in front of Lucas

8.0.0 Pivot grab stretches farther towards Lucas (Z offset: 0.5u → 3.5u), making it less likely to whiff at point-blank range.

needs to be close to Lucas for the meteor smash hitbox to hit), and Lucas having better edgeguarding options. In Ultimate, Lucas can even perform combos

the Ice Climbers, Ness and Lucas, Pokémon Trainer, Lucas, and Bowser. The next series of clips shows Sonic, Snake, Wario, Lucas, the Ice Climbers, King Dedede

falls into The Ruined Hall, where he later encounters and faces off against Lucas and the Pokémon Trainer after their fight with Charizard. Marth Ike Meta

where it encounters Lucas and Pokémon Trainer in the Ruined Hall. Now severely weakened after being fought again, it grabs Lucas and the Trainer in an

used in characters' base movesets, being present in Duck Hunt's up aerial, Lucas' down aerial and PK Thunder 2, Drill Rush, and Skyward Slash Dash. The 365°

stage, bouncing off, and then falling down as if they were spiked. Ness and Lucas, as part of their PK Thunder attacks, are particularly prone to self-stage

down throws, which largely depends on how fast the victim mashes to escape. Lucas' down throw in Smash 4 and Ultimate also buries opponents, but only during

85th on the discontinued Japan Player Rankings. 8Mitsuki : One of the best Lucas players in the Japan. Previously ranked 10th on the 9th smashmate season

hitlag multipliers, such as with Marth's tipper hitboxes or the sweetspot on Lucas's dash attack, which suggests that the 1.5× multiplier was intended for the

Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS is the only appearance on the 3DS for Lucas, Duck Hunt, Wii Fit Trainer, and Bayonetta. This game marks also the first

Ruined Hall, The Ruins and Wario's trophy, where Meta Knight, Marth, Ike, Lucas and Pokémon Trainer all recently fought Galleom. The stage instead has Mario

impossible to do otherwise. For example, B-sticking is required to perform Lucas's Wavebounce and his Magnet Pull. This does enter a legal gray area, as some

himself), two-time veteran Ice Climber's Ice Climbers, and Metal Gear's Snake. Lucas initially did not return in the base roster, but he would later return through

Ray Gun at a start of their stock. Kirby shooting a Ray Gun in Smash 64. Lucas holding a Ray Gun next to Mr. Resetti in Brawl. Mario holding a Ray Gun and

creator of the EarthBound series, which is where characters such as Ness and Lucas originate. He was also part of the original development team for Super Smash

with White Pikmin, 4% damage). In Smash 4, all returning veterans except Lucas retain their pummel speeds from Brawl. However, due to several newcomers

remains its size, making it easy to get KO'd especially after Yoshi's Egg Lay. Lucas on the bridge. King Bulblin and Lord Bullbo appear on the bridge. The bridge

Wolf in Brawl. Villager in SSB4. Banjo & Kazooie in Ultimate. Additionally, Lucas's debut game, Mother 3, was slated to release on the Nintendo 64, but this