User:Smash Master/Kirby (SSBD)

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Kirby
in Super Smash Bros. Dream
Kirby

KirbySymbol.svg
Universe Kirby
Availability Starter
Final Smash Ultra Sword
Kirby's stock icon in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U.

Kirby (カービィ, Kirby) is a playable character in Super Smash Bros. Dream. He was "announced" by Smash Master on January 21, 2016 and is expected to be completed by mid-late February 2016. Kirby returns with an improved moveset.

Makiko Ōmoto again reprises the voice of Kirby.

AttributesEdit

Kirby retains his fighting style SSB4.

Changes from SSB4Edit

Kirby has been greatly buffed from SSB4.

AttributesEdit

  •   Kirby's feet are larger, giving him better range in his attacks.
  •   Kirby's mid-air jumps give slightly more height while his grounded jump is moderately higher.
  •   Kirby's walks faster (0.93 → 0.98).
  •   Kirby's air speed is much faster (0.8 → 1.10).
  •   Kirby's air acceleration is higher (0.065 → 0.075).
  •   Kirby falls slightly slower (1.23 → 1.21).
  •   Kirby's traction is higher (0.0493 → 0.063).

Ground attacksEdit

  •   Up tilt's clean hit deals 1% more damage (5%/4% → 6%/5%).
  •   Forward smash comes out 1 frame faster (13 → 12).
  •   Up smash comes out 3 frames faster (14 → 11).
  •   Down smash semi-spikes at the tips of his feet, giving him another edge-guarding tool.

Aerial attacksEdit

  •   Back aerial's base knockback slightly increased and has decreased landing lag (17 → 8 frames).
  •   Up aerial deals 3% more damage, and is much stronger, K.O.ing mid-weights at 160%.
  •   Down aerial deals much more damage (9% → 16%) and comes out much faster (frame 18 → 6).

Throws/other attacksEdit

  •   Standing and dash grab have better range.
  •   Down throw's knockback significantly decreased and ending lag moderately decreased, making it a reliable follow up throw.

Special attacksEdit

  •   Airborne Final Cutter's vertical distance matches it's grounded version, making a better vertical recovery.
  •   Stone K.O.s 9% earlier, has slightly less start up lag and does slightly more shield damage. Airborne Grounding stone K.O.s 8% earlier.

MovesetEdit

To see Kirby's moveset for Super Smash Bros. Dream, go here and compare the changes using the section above.

On-screen appearanceEdit

Kirby rides in on a Warp Star and crashes down.

TauntsEdit

  • Up taunt: A Kirby Dance similar to his victory dances in the Kirby games.
  • Side taunt: Spins around, then stops, sticking out his left leg and saying "Eeu!". Almost identical to the "preview" animation shown when he is chosen in the original Super Smash Bros.
  • Down taunt: Faces the screen, waves his arms, and says his signature elongated "Hi!".
Up taunt Side taunt Down taunt
     

Idle posesEdit

  • Hops a bit to look back, then hops again returning to normal position.
  • leeps for a while, then shakes his head and wakes up again.
   

Crowd cheerEdit

English Japanese
Cheer
Description Kir-by! Kir-by!
Pitch Group chant Female

Victory posesEdit

A remix directly from Brawl. Originally debuting in Kirby's Dream Land, it is a remix of the short recurring theme that plays when Kirby completes a stage or defeats a boss.
  • Spins and holds his hand up.
  • Does some flips, then holds his hand up.
  • Skids to each side, then holds his hand up.
    • All of Kirby's animations are variations of the Kirby Dance, performed when he completes a level in his games.
     

Alternate costumesEdit