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'''Duck Hunt''' ({{ja|ダックハント|Dakku Hanto}}, ''Duck Hunt''), rendered in-game as '''Duckhunt''' in the Japanese version and known as '''Duck Hunt Duo''' in the [[PAL]] version, are playable characters in ''[[Super Smash Bros. 4]]''. After initially being [[leak]]ed on August 19th, 2014 as part of the [[ESRB leak]], | '''Duck Hunt''' ({{ja|ダックハント|Dakku Hanto}}, ''Duck Hunt''), rendered in-game as '''Duckhunt''' in the Japanese version and known as '''Duck Hunt Duo''' in the [[PAL]] version, are playable characters in ''[[Super Smash Bros. 4]]''. After initially being [[leak]]ed on August 19th, 2014 as part of the [[ESRB leak]], they were revealed as a fighter with ''Smash for 3DS''{{'}}s launch in Japan on September 13, 2014. Their first official acknowledgement was a hint in a [[List of Director's Room Miiverse posts|Director's Room Miiverse post]] on October 22nd, 2014, followed by their official trailer being shown off during a [[Nintendo Direct]] on November 5th, 2014.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KkXmABkDlNE Nintendo Direct 11.5.2014]</ref> Like {{SSB4|Donkey Kong}} and {{SSB4|Diddy Kong}}, the dog and duck use realistic vocalizations derived from their respective species. | ||
Duck Hunt are currently ranked 30th out of 55 on the [[tier list]]; in addition to placing them at the top of the D tier, this renders them as the highest ranking mid-tier characters. Duck Hunt have a very capable zoning game thanks to their three versatile [[projectile]]s, with the remote controllable [[Trick Shot]] being especially useful. | Duck Hunt are currently ranked 30th out of 55 on the [[tier list]]; in addition to placing them at the top of the D tier, this renders them as the highest ranking mid-tier characters. Duck Hunt have a very capable zoning game thanks to their three versatile [[projectile]]s, with the remote controllable [[Trick Shot]] being especially useful. | ||
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*When the game is slowed down via [[Training]], [[Special Smash]] or the [[Timer]], the number of hits for Duck Hunt's smash attacks will double from three to six if all of their hits connect, which results in their smash attacks dealing twice as much damage. Conversely, the last hit of each of their smash attacks will be more powerful when the game is sped up. These quirks technically make Duck Hunt's smash attacks the most damaging and among the most powerful in the game. | *When the game is slowed down via [[Training]], [[Special Smash]] or the [[Timer]], the number of hits for Duck Hunt's smash attacks will double from three to six if all of their hits connect, which results in their smash attacks dealing twice as much damage. Conversely, the last hit of each of their smash attacks will be more powerful when the game is sped up. These quirks technically make Duck Hunt's smash attacks the most damaging and among the most powerful in the game. | ||
*Duck Hunt are the only characters whose facial expressions change when their trailer's tagline is displayed. | *Duck Hunt are the only characters whose facial expressions change when their trailer's tagline is displayed. | ||
*Due to their [[home stage]] being [[downloadable content]] in {{for3ds}}, | *Due to their [[home stage]] [[Duck Hunt (stage)|Duck Hunt]] being [[downloadable content]] in {{for3ds}}, in that game they are fought on {{SSB4|Battlefield}} when unlocking them, and on miscellaneous stages (like other characters who lack a stage) in Classic Mode. When the Duck Hunt stage is downloaded, their Classic Mode stage changes to that stage; however, their unlock stage remains Battlefield. | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||