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During ''Ultimate''{{'}}s early metagame, Sheik's representation was almost nonexistent due to the significance of her nerfs. With the reduction of her overall damage output, Sheik became notorious for having long combos that only amounted to the equivalent of 2-3 stray hits that the opponents dealt. As a result, much of her playerbase dropped her entirely due to the perception that she was a high effort, low reward character, and she was regularly considered a mid-to-low tier by the community. | During ''Ultimate''{{'}}s early metagame, Sheik's representation was almost nonexistent due to the significance of her nerfs. With the reduction of her overall damage output, Sheik became notorious for having long combos that only amounted to the equivalent of 2-3 stray hits that the opponents dealt. As a result, much of her playerbase dropped her entirely due to the perception that she was a high effort, low reward character, and she was regularly considered a mid-to-low tier by the community. | ||
Updates granted Sheik several useful buffs that improved her best moves. Furthermore, some of Sheik's former players -- most notably {{Sm|VoiD}} and {{Sm|Mr.R}} -- began picking her up again and showcased how Sheik's neutral game and advantage state, while not as prevalent as in the previous game, were still rather strong. This led many to consider Sheik as underrated in the metagame, and this is most apparent in Japan, who believed Sheik was a top tier character; this resulted in Japan having several notable Sheik players place highly at tournaments, most notably {{Sm|Eim}} | Updates granted Sheik several useful buffs that improved her best moves. Furthermore, some of Sheik's former players -- most notably {{Sm|VoiD}} and {{Sm|Mr.R}} -- began picking her up again and showcased how Sheik's neutral game and advantage state, while not as prevalent as in the previous game, were still rather strong. This led many to consider Sheik as underrated in the metagame, and this is most apparent in Japan, who believed Sheik was a top tier character; this resulted in Japan having several notable Sheik players place highly at tournaments, most notably {{Sm|Eim}}. Her improving results and increasing representation helped shift opinions on her viability. As it stands, Sheik is ranked 35th on the current tier list, with Japan notably ranking Sheik 10 places higher. Still, some player believe the character should be ranked higher due to her ability to overwhelm opponents, as well as the rise of many other Sheik players such as {{Sm|WebbJP}}. | ||
=={{SSBU|Classic Mode}}: Masquerade== | =={{SSBU|Classic Mode}}: Masquerade== |