Sheik (SSB4)

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Sheik in Super Smash Bros. 4
Universe	The Legend of Zelda
Other playable appearances	in Melee in Brawl
Final Smash	Light Arrow

Sheik has been confirmed to return as a playable fighter in Super Smash Bros. 4. Unlike in previous Smash games, she is now a completely separate character from Zelda, and the two are no longer able to transform into the other under any circumstance. Like the other The Legend of Zelda characters, Sheik maintains the same aesthetic style she had in Brawl. However, Sheik appears physically more muscular than her appearance in Brawl, which makes her have a body-type closer to her Ocarina of Time incarnation (albeit still more feminine), which was more masculine than her Twilight Princess concept.

Confirmed information

• Sheik has two new special moves.
  • Burst Grenade appears similar to the previous side special of Chain, except that the chain now has an explosive on the end instead of dealing damage itself. Her side taunt has changed to reflect this, where she pulls out the string from Burst Grenade as oppose to her Chain.
  • Bouncing Fish is her new down special move, an acrobatic kick attack.
• The following moves appear visually unchanged:
  • Neutral attack
  • Forward tilt
  • Down tilt
  • Up smash
  • Down smash
  • Neutral aerial
  • Needle Storm
  • Side taunt
  • Up taunt

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  A pose

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  In the air

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  Throwing an attack at Samus

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  Burst Grenade.

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  Neutral aerial

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  A face closeup

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  With Navi

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  A pose

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  Back-to-back with Zelda in the 3DS version.

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  Stretching

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  Posing

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  Attacking Little Mac

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  Burst Grenade

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  Back-to-back with Zelda in the Wii U version.

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