Editing Pac-Man (SSB4)

|name         = Pac-Man

|image       = [[File:Pac-Man SSB4.png|250px]]

|game         = SSB4

|tier = E

|ranking = 29

:{{Cquote|PAC-MAN Hungers for Battle!|cite=Introduction Tagline}}

'''Pac-Man''' ({{ja|パックマン|Pakkuman}}, ''Pakkuman''), stylized in-game as '''PACMAN''' in the Japanese version and as '''PAC-MAN''' in all other languages, is a [[newcomer]] in ''[[Super Smash Bros. 4]]''. Initially revealed on June 10th, 2014 to attendees of the E3 2014 [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BDsmjbifWUk Smash Bros. Roundtable], he was later confirmed to the public on Nintendo of America's Twitter account<ref>[https://twitter.com/NintendoAmerica/status/476547936881369088]</ref> alongside {{SSB4|Palutena}} and the {{SSB4|Mii Fighter}}s. Pac-Man is one of six third-party characters in the game, along with [[Capcom]]'s {{SSB4|Mega Man}} and {{SSB4|Ryu}}, [[SEGA]]'s {{SSB4|Sonic}} and {{SSB4|Bayonetta}}, and [[Square Enix]]'s [[Cloud (SSB4)|Cloud]], as well as the third third-party character revealed in the game.

Pac-Man's moveset involves signature aspects of his home series, such as throwing fruits and eating Power Pellets,<ref>[https://twitter.com/NintendoAmerica/status/476548659048239104]</ref> while also referencing numerous other [[Namco]] games in a few ways, most notably via his up taunt. While Pac-Man retains his classic "wedge" form, he only uses it occasionally, such as for his down tilt and his side taunt. Instead, he mostly uses his "ball" form that appeared on game cabinet artwork and advertising before it debuted in-game in the Japanese version of ''Pac-Land''.

Pac-Man is ranked 29th out of 56 on the [[tier list]], placing him in the E tier. This makes him the lowest-ranking third-party character and, when not counting {{SSB4|Bayonetta}} and {{SSB4|Corrin}} due to their unavailability after the tier list was released, places him squarely in the middle of the roster overall. Pac-Man has possibly the most combat-effective projectile in [[Bonus Fruit]], which can produce different kinds of attacks depending on the used object. He is also effective at combos and damage racking, while possessing has a useful [[recovery]] due to [[Power Pellet]] and [[Pac-Jump]] covering great distances, which is further supplemented by his ability to [[wall jump]].

However, Pac-Man is not without his flaws. His grounded mobility is below average at best, while his smash attacks and especially his grab game have lag issues. Despite the aforementioned coverage his overall recovery possesses, Pac-Man's recovery is quite predictable, slow and easily interruptible. However, Pac-Man's biggest flaw is that all four of his special moves can be turned against him, either by being [[reflection|reflected]] or even being used by his opponents.  

As a result, Pac-Man heavy reliance on item control makes him quite a rarity in tournaments; however, several mains such as [[Smasher:Tea|Tea]] and [[Smasher:Zage|Zage]] have shown that he can perform item combos such as item setups and shield breaks to devastating effect even at top level play, making him a powerful character in the right hands.

Pac-Man's attributes are that of a typical middleweight with a rather floaty aerial game. This includes average walking, dashing and air speeds, average air acceleration and weight, slightly slow falling speed and slightly low gravity, as well as slightly higher than average jumps.

Pac-Man, like {{SSB4|Diddy Kong}} and his [[Banana Peel (move)|Banana Peel]], is reliant on his item-producing [[special move]]s to control the flow of battle and win in the neutral game. Two special moves, [[Bonus Fruit]] and [[Fire Hydrant]], grant him numerous mix-ups for almost any situation: each of object provided by Bonus Fruit has different attributes, which makes them good [[spacing]], starting [[combo]]s or [[edgeguard]]ing tools, and even possess early KO potential as a way to overcome his smash attacks' slow speed and low range. This allows him to confuse and force movements from his opponents to put them in disadvantageous positions, especially off-stage. With extreme technical skill, Bonus Fruit can even be used for footstool jump-initiated [[zero-to-death combo]]s, making Pac-Man one of the few characters with this ability in no-item scenarios. [[Fire Hydrant]] acts like {{SSB4|Kirby}}'s [[Stone]] when used in the air and is useful for covering landings. Its additional [[push]] effect also makes it useful for more than just offense, due to its ability to space, [[gimp]] poor recoveries, and force opponents into Pac-Man's attacks. It is also Pac-Man's most powerful projectile it is launched when damaged enough, making it an additional finisher. Apart from his projectiles, Pac-Man also possesses a slow, but accurate, finisher in [[Power Pellet]], which functions both as a great vertical recovery option and mindgame option, as it can be aimed prematurely and made to curve in creative angles using his Fire Hydrant's push effect. [[Pac-Jump]] is an effective vertical recovery should all three trampoline jumps be used, and makes it safe to edgeguard off-stage as Pac-Man will likely make it back onto the stage.

Outside of his specials, Pac-Man has a good combo game. Though his ground attacks are weak with slight ending lag, his tilts are fast (especially his neutral attack) and extend his hitboxes (forward tilt) or slide him forward (down tilt), letting him attack out of shield easily or poke opponents at a safe distance. His up tilt can chain into itself at low percentages, while his down tilt can reliably combo into his dash attack. The latter hits multiple times with nearly no ending lag and allows Pac-Man to follow up with almost any ground move, such as his safe and fast neutral attack. Pac-Man is also capable in the air; his aerials are fast and can chain into themselves, especially his forward and up aerials, his neutral aerial is a useful out of shield option and both it and his back aerial are effective off-stage finishers, making him good overall at damage racking and edgeguarding.

However, Pac-Man has his flaws. One of his biggest issues is his inability to KO reliably without his specials. While his tilts and aerials are fast in execution, none of them can KO aside from his aerials, which KO relatively late; his strongest aerial, back aerial, starts KOing at 138% near the edge. His main finishers, his smash attacks, are strong and can KO at the edge easily, but are held back by mediocre ranges along with noticeable start-up and ending lag, making them very punishable and predictable. Another issue is his grab game: he has an extremely laggy and unreliable grab, making it considerably riskier for him to use his grab for punishes compared to other characters. His throws are also unimpressive, with only his down throw having combo potential, most notably into Bonus Fruit's key, dash attack or a short hopped forward aerial to neutral aerial. Even then, the latter combo does not work on all characters due to some of them having low hitboxes after missing a tech, making it impossible to land the neutral aerial at low percentages.

Despite his special moves' perks, all of them can also be turned against him. Bonus Fruit's objects are [[item]]s that can only exist once at a time, hence opponents can grab them out of the air, nullifying one of Pac-Man's only projectiles so long as they hold onto it. So long as Bonus Fruit is nullified, Pac-Man is disadvantaged at spacing, KOing and mindgames, while a competent opponent can use his own Bonus Fruit against him. This hurts Pac-Man's match-ups against characters able to reflect projectiles, with two particularly notable examples: {{SSB4|Villager}} can [[Pocket]] Bonus Fruit for long periods and thus strongly hinder his offense, while {{SSB4|Rosalina}} can use [[Gravitational Pull]] to completely nullify both of his projectiles and render him absolutely helpless at range. His Fire Hydrant can be turned against him as well; it can be knocked back by opponents, even in the first few frames when it is released, making it possible for Pac-Man to immediately be dealt noticeable damage. Its push effect also affects him, and can cost Pac-Man a stock if he is careless. Despite being strong, Power Pellet is highly predictable and can be interrupted by any attack, which drops a healing Power Pellet that can be used by the opponent, and his Pac-Jump, though giving great vertical height, can also be used by opponents for [[gimp]]ing Pac-Man's own recovery. Due to these possibilities, a good Pac-Man player must keep watch of where the projectiles are to do the most amount of knockback possible at a safer range than his short-reaching normal attacks without these abilities being turned against him.

Pac-Man benefits from his [[Character customization|custom moves]]. Freaky Fruit deals less damage, but each object has its own erratic pattern and thus can provide even greater mix-ups. Lazy Fruit is slower and deals less damage, but the objects stick around for much longer, which enables them to be usable more than once and also provide different mix-ups. Power Pac-Jump only provides one jump, but Pac-Man is launched higher and he hits multiple times upon ascending, making it suitable for offensively-inclined playstyles. Meteor Trampoline decreases in height after each jump, but the fourth jump can [[bury]] grounded opponents and [[meteor smash]] airborne opponents, as the name implies. On-Fire Hydrant does not shoot out as far, but it shoots fire instead of water, shoots three times instead of twice, takes less damage to launch and the hydrant itself deals more damage.

Overall, Pac-Man is a character who excels at mindgames and starting combos, but has trouble scoring KOs directly without the help of his projectiles. His specials make him a versatile and unique projectile fighter, though they can help or hinder him in battle, as one careless move can ultimately decide his outcome for the current stock he is on, or even the whole match itself.

Pac-Man has received a mix of buffs and nerfs in game updates. Update [[1.0.4]] increased the ending lag to his up smash and lowered the damage output of [[Bonus Fruit]]'s Galaxian. [[Fire Hydrant]] and [[Power Pellet]] had their durability and healing output slightly increased respectively, necessitating players using them even more wisely than before, lest the opponent capitalizes on using their effects to their own advantage. The changes to shield mechanics brought about by [[1.1.0]] and [[1.1.1]] enable Pac-Man to utilize some new options for pressuring shields through combinations of back aerial, Bonus Fruit's key and [[Fire Hydrant]]. Lastly, update [[1.1.5]] marginally increased the knockback on his smash attacks and back aerial, which slightly improves his KO potential.

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*Pac-Man can [[Crawling|crawl]] and [[wall jump]].

|neutraldesc=Two alternating jabs followed by a backflip kick. Decent range for a neutral attack.

|ftiltdesc=A side kick. Can be angled and is fairly good for spacing.

|utiltdesc=An upward headbutt. Combos into itself at low percentages.

|dtiltdesc=Transforms into his wedge form and chomps at a downward angle. Its very fast speed makes it a decent surprise attack, as it moves Pac-Man forward with each chomp.

|dashdesc=Transforms into his wedge form and chomps while sliding forward. Due to it having virtually no lag, it can easily combo into his forward, up, and neutral aerials.

|fsmashdesc=Thrusts Blinky, the red ghost, forward to slam into the opponent. Pac-Man's strongest smash attack, it begins KOing at 88% at the edge. However, all of his smash attacks have noticeable start-up and ending lag.

|usmashdesc=Thrusts Inky, the blue ghost, upward to slam into the opponent. Has a weak, initial hitbox that leads into a stronger hitbox, but they are unable to connect unless the opponent is almost touching Pac-Man's body. Begins KOing at 115%.

|dsmashdesc=Thrusts Pinky and Clyde, the pink and orange ghosts respectively, at both of his sides to slam into the opponent. Deals strong semi-spike knockback that begins KOing at 115% at the edge.

|nairdmg=11% (clean), 6% (mid), 3% (late)

|nairdesc=Transforms into his wedge form and backflips. Very fast start-up makes it a good out of shield option. It also acts like a [[sex kick]] and is useful for covering missed attacks.

|fairdesc=A flying roundhouse kick. Has virtually no lag and deals very little knockback, making it useful for damage racking.

|bairdesc=A dropkick. Pac-Man's strongest aerial and his most reliable aerial KO move.

|uairdesc=A backflip kick. High range and good for aerial protection, although it has a slight amount of start-up. Seemingly based on his Flip Kick from ''Pac-Man World 2''.

|dairdesc=A series of stomps, similar to {{SSBB|Snake}}'s down aerial. The last stomp deals vertical knockback.

|grabdesc=Fires [[Boss Galaga]]'s tractor beam from his hand, drawing enemies into his grip. Oddly, it consists of a series of three hitboxes with short delays in between. This, along with its significant start-up and ending lag, makes it extremely unsafe.

|pummeldesc=A headbutt. Tied with {{SSB4|Mario}}'s pummel as the second most damaging pummel in the game.

|fthrowdesc=Shoves the opponent forward. Possibly the weakest forward throw in the game, but it can potentially act as a set-up into Bonus Fruit.

|bthrowdesc=Spins twice and then tosses the opponent backward, similarly to Mario's back throw. Pac-Man's strongest throw, it is able to KO at high percentages while near the edge.

|uthrowdesc=Tosses the enemy straight up into the air.

|dthrowdesc=Pins the opponent to the ground and transforms into his wedge form to chomp them. It has combo potential, most notably into Bonus Fruit's key beginning at 0% and up to medium percentages, which results in a total of 25%, or a dash attack at low percentages.

|floorfdesc=

|floorbdesc=

|floortdesc=

|edgedesc=

|nsdefdesc=A chargeable projectile that iterates over the fruit from the ''Pac-Man'' series and other Namco objects for each level of charge, with each object having distinct properties. Can be used for intricate [[zero-to-death]] combos that are initiated by repeatedly using [[jab reset]]s and [[footstool jump]]s on an opponent while dropping any of the objects. While in midair, cycling through the objects also slows Pac-Man's descent.

|nsc1dmg=2% (cherry), 3% (strawberry), 5% (orange), 8% (apple), 12% (melon), 8% (Galaxian), 5% (bell), 9% (key)

|nsc1desc=Each object deals less damage, but has more erratic behavior. The key [[meteor smash]]es aerial opponents.

|nsc2dmg=1% (cherry), 3% (strawberry), 5% (orange), 6% (apple), 8% (melon), 2% (Galaxian), 7% (bell), 7% (key)

|nsc2desc=Each object moves much slower and deals less damage, but stays around longer. It also takes longer to cycle past the orange.

|ssdefdmg=1% (dash), 10% (ending)

|ssdefdesc=A sideways dash with a controllable trajectory, with Pac-Man transforming into his wedge form in order to chomp onto four Pac-Dots before eating a Power Pellet. This move has [[super armor]] after Pac-Man eats the Pellet and deals respectable knockback. Interrupting the start-up of this move drops a Pellet that heals 2% for any character. If Pac-Man bumps directly into a surface during the chomps, the move stops and Pac-Man suffers from a lengthy tumbling animation that can cause him to self-destruct or be punished.

|ssc1dmg=1% (dash), 10% (ending)

|ssc1desc=The trail deploys faster and it has both increased maneuverability and length, with the trail consisting of eight Pac-Dots. However, it is weaker.

|ssc2dmg=1% (dash), 10% (ending)

|ssc2desc=The last chomp is much stronger and the Pellet pulls opponents towards it, but the trail takes much longer to deploy and it is much shorter, consisting of only two Pac-Dots.

|usdefdesc=Transforms into his wedge form and produces a trampoline to bounce off of. Active on frame 1 and is a good [[out of shield]] option. Repeated bounces gain more height, but the fourth bounce breaks the trampoline and renders the attempted user [[helpless]]. Pac-Man himself can hit opponents while ascending. In team battles, it is notable for being potentially game breaking, as two Pac-Men could infinitely bounce off each others trampolines past the upper blast line, similarly to the [[Luigi Ladder]].  

|usc1desc=Launches higher than the first jump of the default version and Pac-Man hits multiple times while ascending, but the trampoline vanishes instantly.

|usc2dmg=3%, 4%/5% (meteor)

|usc2desc=Consecutive jump height is reversed, decreasing in height instead of increasing; the fourth jump will [[bury]] grounded users and [[meteor smash]] aerial ones. There is a weak [[meteor smash]] hitbox below the trampoline on start-up.

|dsdefdmg=9% (drop), 13% (flying), 10% (landing)

|dsdefdesc=Drops a fire hydrant below himself that produces non-damaging shots of water. When dealt enough damage, it gets sent tumbling as a powerful projectile that travels in the trajectory of the move that launched it. The tumbling hydrant can be used to hit opponents, or potentially Pac-Man himself if it is sent flying by an opponent.

|dsc1dmg=6% (drop), 15% (flying), 6% (landing), 6%/4% (flames)

|dsc1desc=Shoots fireballs instead of water, which can harm opponents and Pac-Man himself. The flames do not fly out as far, but the hydrant shoots three times instead of twice. The hydrant itself deals more damage, but less knockback, and takes less damage to launch.

|dsc2dmg=9% (idle), 9% (drop), 13% (flying), 10% (landing)

|dsc2desc=The hydrant explodes on impact with an opponent, surface, or after a set distance. The explosion deals low damage and knockback.

|fsdmg=15%

|fsdesc=Simultaneously eats a Power Pellet and a Super Pellet, transforming into the noticeably enlarged version of his 2D wedge form from the game of the same name. Upon transforming, Pac-Man can chomp his opponents, which deals damage and moderate knockback. It is also unique in that unlike other mobile Final Smashes, it allows Pac-Man to wrap around the screen if he moves off-screen, making it very effective at edgeguarding.

|desc=Opens his mouth while in his wedge form, then jumps into his ball form.

|desc-up=Performs a "Namco Roulette", which summons classic Namco items, characters and enemies, similarly to [[Bonus Fruit]]. It is the only taunt in the game with variable visual and sound effects.

|desc-side=Transforms into his wedge form and chomps to the right and left at varying intervals while making his iconic chomping sound.

|desc-down=Lays down while Blinky, Pinky, and music notes hover over him while a musical tune plays.}}

 

* {{GameIcon|ssb4-3ds}}A vulnerable [[Ghosts|ghost]] from ''Pac-Man''

* Topcup from {{uvn|Libble Rabble}}

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|char=Pac-Man

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|desc-us=Pac-Man!

|desc-jp=Go! Go! Pac-Man!

|pitch-us=Group chant

|pitch-jp=Group chant}}

|desc-3=Drops from the sky in his ball form and lands while a sign displaying 7650m pops up from the ground, before striking a winking, thumbs up pose. This is based on ''Pac-Land'', with 7650 being {{s|wikipedia|Japanese wordplay}} on "Namco".

===Notable players===

*{{Sm|Koolaid|USA}}

==[[List of Super Smash Bros. 4 character trailers#Pac-Man|Reveal trailer]]==

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:'''PAC-MAN'''

::{{flag|North America}} ''The yellow, circular hero of the game PAC-MAN, which is recognized as the "Most Successful Coin-Operated Arcade Game" by Guinness World Records. In Smash Bros., he uses several moves inspired by the original PAC-MAN. Wakawaka your foes by charging up the Power Pellet move and aiming at them.''

::{{flag|Europe}} ''The yellow, circular hero of the game PAC-MAN, which is recognised as the "Most Successful Coin-Operated Arcade Game" by Guinness World Records. In this game, some of his attacks are based on the original PAC-MAN. Charge up his Power Pellet move, then aim it right at an opponent to wakawaka them extra hard.''

{{Trophy games|console1=none|game1=PAC-MAN (1980)|console2=none|game2=PAC-LAND (1984)}}

:'''PAC-MAN (Alt.)'''

::{{flag|North America}} ''PAC-MAN's Fire Hydrant down special pushes opponents away with blasts of water. You can drop the hydrant on top of your opponents to damage them, but they can also attack it to damage you if you're standing on it! His Pac-Jump up special spawns a trampoline he can jump on three times—the third jump is especially high!''

::{{flag|Europe}} ''PAC-MAN's Fire Hydrant down special pushes opponents away with blasts of water. You can drop the hydrant on top of your opponents to damage them, but they can also attack it and hit you with it to cause damage! His Pac-Jump up special spawns a trampoline he can jump on three times, and the third jump is especially high!''

 

{{Trophy games|console1=none|game1=PAC-MAN (1980)|console2=none|game2=PAC-LAND (1984)}}

 

:'''Super Pac-Man'''

::{{flag|North America}} ''PAC-MAN's Final Smash turns him into this huge form that appeared in SUPER PAC-MAN. In this form, SUPER PAC-MAN eats his foes to deal damage to them and reduce them just a pair of eyes. He can move freely in all four directions, loop around the screen, and... obtain a score of up to 7,650 points!''

 

::{{flag|Europe}} ''PAC-MAN's Final Smash turns him into this huge form that appeared in the arcade game also called Super PAC-MAN. In this form, PAC-MAN can eat his foes to deal damage to them and reduce them just a pair of eyes. He can move freely in all four directions, loop around the screen, and... obtain a score of up to 7,650 points!''

PacManTrophy3DS.png|Classic (3DS)

PacManAllStarTrophy3DS.png|Alt. (3DS)

PacManTrophyWiiU.png|Classic (Wii U)

PacManAltTrophyWiiU.png|Alt. (Wii U)

SuperPacManTrophyWiiU.png|[[Super Pac-Man]]

==In [[Event Match]]es==

===Solo Events===

* '''[[New Challengers 2]]''': Pac-Man is one of the seven opponents fought in this event alongside {{SSB4|Greninja}}, {{SSB4|Palutena}}, {{SSB4|Robin}}, {{SSB4|Shulk}}, {{SSB4|Dark Pit}} and {{SSB4|Mega Man}}.

* '''[[The Big 7650!]]''': Pac-Man must use his [[Final Smash]], [[Super Pac-Man]], and land six hits with it within 15 seconds.

* '''[[The FINAL Final Battle]]''': The player must defeat Pac-Man, {{SSB4|Mario}}, {{SSB4|Sonic}} and Mega Man.

* '''[[Yellow Devils]]''': As Mega Man, the player must defeat a giant Pac-Man, {{SSB4|Pikachu}} and the [[Yellow Devil]].

===Co-op Events===

* '''[[A Fairy Nice Trip]]''': Pac-Man and {{SSB4|Link}} must survive on [[Pac-Land]] until the stage reaches Fairy Land as four [[Kirby (SSB4)|Kirbies]] try to hinder the players' progress.

* '''[[Food Fight]]''': As a damaged Kirby and a damaged {{SSB4|King Dedede}}, two players must defeat Pac-Man, {{SSB4|Wario}} and {{SSB4|Yoshi}}.

* '''[[Getting Healthy]]''': As {{SSB4|Little Mac}} and {{SSB4|Wii Fit Trainer}}, two players must defeat Pac-Man and Kirby.

* '''[[The Ultimate Battle]]''': Two players select a character and must defeat the entire roster.

Pac-Man Image 1.jpg|Pac-Man with fellow third-party characters {{SSB4|Sonic}} and {{SSB4|Mega Man}}.

Pac-Man Image 2.jpg|Pac-Man with {{SSB4|Mario}}, Sonic, and Mega Man.

Pac-Man Image 3.jpg|Pac-Man and {{SSB4|Zero Suit Samus}}.

Pac-Man Image 4.jpg|Pac-Man in his classic wedge form that he uses for certain attacks.

Pac-Man Image 5.jpg|Using the "Namco Roulette" with {{SSB4|Kirby}}.

Pac-Man Image 8.jpg|Pac-Man using [[Super Pac-Man]], his [[Final Smash]].

Pac-Man Image 9.jpg|Pac-Man kicking a [[Pooka]].

Pac-Man Image 10.jpg|Pac-Man and Mario on [[Pac-Maze]].

Namco Roulette Mappy.jpg|Pac-Man holding a sprite of Mappy.

Namco Roulette Other.jpg|Various sprites that can be summoned with the "Namco Roulette".

**During some animations, instead of vocalizing, he emits sound effects highly similar to the ones from ''Pac-Man''.

**During his [[Final Smash]], he can wrap around the screen like in ''Pac-Man''.

***When his token in [[StreetSmash]] is KO'd, the death sound effect from the original ''Pac-Man'' is played instead of being silent.

**He has alternate costumes that are based on the winged shoes power-up from ''Pac-Land''.

*Pac-Man was noted within his trailer for being one of the two oldest characters among the cast, with the other being {{SSB4|Mr. Game & Watch}}. Both debuted in 1980, a year before {{SSB4|Mario}} and {{SSB4|Donkey Kong}}, which was also noted at the end of his trailer.

*Pac-Man is the only character to have different head icons in both versions of ''Super Smash Bros. 4''. In {{for3ds}}, Pac-Man's arm is exposed, showing whatever armband he is wearing if he has one. In {{forwiiu}}, Pac-Man is giving a thumbs up with the hand on his other arm.

*Pac-Man and the [[Mii Fighter]]s are the only characters who do not show panicked facial expressions when drowning. In Pac-Man's case, he drowns while retaining his grin.

*In an interview, [[Masahiro Sakurai]] said that he would have considered dropping Pac-Man from the game if Bandai Namco had required the usage of his redesign used in ''{{s|wikipedia|Pac-Man and the Ghostly Adventures}}''.<ref>[https://sourcegaming.wordpress.com/2015/06/26/800/]</ref>

*In {{for3ds}}, Pac-Man's Alt. trophy shows him using [[Power Pellet]], making it impossible to tell which alternate costume is being used, if at all. This makes him the only character with this distinction.

*Pac-Man is the only third- party in ''Super Smash Bros. 4'' that can [[crawl]].  

[[Category:Third party characters]]

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