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| | :''This article is about Wolf's appearance in [[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]. For other uses, see [[Wolf O'Donnell]].'' |
| {{disambig2|Wolf's appearance in ''Super Smash Bros. Brawl''|the character in other contexts|Wolf O'Donnell}}
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| {{Infobox Character | | {{Infobox Character |
| |name = Wolf | | |name = Wolf |
| |image = [[File:Wolf SSBB.jpg|240px]] | | |image = [[Image:WolfSSBB.jpg|240px|Wolf O'Donnell]] |
| |game = SSBB | | |caption = [[Image:Starfox_Icon.gif]] |
| |ssbgame1 = SSBU | | |universe = ''[[Star Fox (universe)|Star Fox]]'' |
| | |games = ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl|SSBB]]'' |
| | |firstgame = ''[[Star Fox 64]]'' (1997) |
| |availability = [[Unlockable character|Unlockable]] | | |availability = [[Unlockable character|Unlockable]] |
| |tier = C | | |tier = |
| |ranking = 14 | | |ranking = |
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| '''Wolf''' ({{ja|ウルフ|Urufu}}, ''Wolf'') is an [[unlockable character]] in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]''. He was confirmed on the ''Smash Dojo'' website on March 31st, 2008. Wolf's [[special move]]s are similar to {{SSBB|Fox}} and {{SSBB|Falco}}'s, but his physical attacks are mostly all completely different. | | '''Wolf''' (ウルフ, ''Urufu'') is a hidden character in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]''. Wolf was confirmed in the months leading up to the release via a Japanese leak of the game. He appears to be somewhat similar to [[Fox]] and [[Falco]], although he differs from them in several ways. He's considered the "heavy" of the three, being stronger, taller, and slower (although his attacks are actually fast). His A attacks are unique whereas his B attacks are similar to Fox's, but very different in function. Wolf was officially confirmed on March 31st, 2008. |
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| Wolf is voiced by Jay Ward in the English version and by Mahito Ōba in the Japanese version, the latter reprising his role from ''Star Fox: Assault''.
| | ==Appearance== |
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| Wolf is ranked 14th on the current [[Brawl tier list]] at the top of the C tier. Wolf possesses great mobility, with among the best [[air speed]], and high, fast [[jump]]s. Wolf additionally possesses great air to ground transitioning, as he has [[fast faller|fast falling speed]], and [[aerial]]s that either have low [[landing lag]] or can be [[auto-cancel]]led in a [[short hop]]. Wolf in general has fast attacks with disproportionately far [[reach]] (his {{mvsub|Wolf|SSBB|Back aerial}} being especially notorious in this regard), which when combined with the aforementioned mobility and an effective [[DACUS]], results in effective [[approach]]ing capabilities. Wolf also has an effective [[transcendent]] [[projectile]] in his {{b|Blaster|Wolf}}, a very quick {{b|Reflector|Wolf}} with both [[hitbox]]es and frame 1 [[intangibility]] that gives him a strong option to escape [[disadvantage]], an all-purpose [[throw]] in his {{mvsub|Wolf|SSBB|down throw}}, well rounded power throughout his moveset, and above-average [[combo]]ing capabilities by ''Brawl'' standards.
| | His look in this game is a variation of his ''Assault''/''Command'' outfit. He still wears the spiked shoulder pads, but it is now separated instead of being connected. He wears forearm guards with fingerless gloves for his claws. His vest is unzipped, showing a black sleeveless undershirt and what seems to be a locket. He also dons a studded collar around his neck, a wolf-shaped belt buckle, an Assault-styled booster pack on his back, and a chain snapped on his belt which makes a clanking noise every time he lands on a platform. He acts feral here, something he doesn't show in Assault or Command (although he does howl and growl in Command). While he occasionally does kicks, most of his regular attacks involve clawing the enemy. He also goes in all-fours when crouching, although he cannot crawl. He howls when being [[Star KO]]'d, and two of his taunts - where he looks at the sky and howls, and the other where he slams his right hand to the ground and growls like a defending wolf - complement his beastly nature here. His English voice differs from his Assault appearance in that he speaks with a slight western accent. |
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| Wolf has two major weaknesses, however: his extreme vulnerability to [[chain throw]]s and an exploitable [[recovery]]. Because of Wolf's combination of heavy [[weight]], very fast [[falling speed]], and very fast [[gravity]], four characters possess devastating chain throws on Wolf that can either [[infinite]] him ({{SSBB|King Dedede}}), [[zero-death]] him ({{SSBB|Pikachu}} and {{SSBB|Falco}}), or deal an absurd amount of damage ({{SSBB|Wario}}), while many others can perform chain throws that result in significant damage. Wolf additionally possesses a precise recovery that is heavily susceptible to [[gimp]]s, and has a particular vulnerability to [[meteor smash]]es, as Wolf suffers a 60 frame delay when [[meteor cancel]]ling, over twice as much as most other characters (even low knockback meteor smashes can send Wolf down too far to recover, which is why Falco's standard {{mvsub|Falco|SSBB|down throw}} chain grab to {{mvsub|Falco|SSBB|Down aerial}} finish is fatal to him). His two recovery moves additionally both have small [[edge sweet spot]]s, which significantly limits his recovery flexibility on stages with thin ledges like {{SSBB|Final Destination}} and [[Lylat Cruise]]. Another problem for Wolf is his atrocious [[vertical momentum cancel]]ling as a result of his [[fast fall]] being barely faster than his normal falling speed, which causes Wolf to have a vertical endurance potential that is significantly worse than what is typical of characters with fast falling speeds (thus losing one of their primary strengths while still possessing their general weaknesses). Overall, Wolf has an above-average [[matchup]] spread with only a few {{B|counter|matchup}}s (primarily driven by the aforementioned chain grab vulnerability), and his tournament results have periodically fluctuated between being unusually good for a non-high tier character (where he has outperformed some high tier characters), to being just merely above average.
| | ==Pros and Cons== |
| | ===Pros:=== |
| | *Arguably has the best stance in the game. |
| | *Multiple quick attacks |
| | *Highly balanced for his weight. |
| | *Fairly heavy |
| | *His Blaster is very effective for defending and it is good for mindgames. |
| | *Reflector doubles the projectile's speed |
| | *Great range on forward smash |
| | *Down throw can be used as a semi chain grab for opponents with low percentage |
| | *Dash B sends opponent upward, which can be followed by an aerial attack/combo |
| | *Can kill his opponents at relatively low percentages |
| | *Two spikes- Down Aerial and Side B (if [[Sweet spot (hitbox)|sweetspotted]]) |
| | *Neutral B also serves as a melee attack |
| | *Good combo potential for someone of his weight |
| | *Good tilts for comboing |
| | *Newfound Scarring tactic makes him harder to edge-guard after he has grabbed the edge |
| | *Side B's angle makes it a good recovery move |
| | *Side B's sweetspot makes it a good killer |
| | *Some of his moves send Wolf past the opponent making him a hard shield grab target |
| | *Down Special gives short invincibilty frame |
| | *Up special contains several sudden kicks, plus a kick at the end with some knockback |
| | *Can Wall Jump |
| | *Back throw can combo into a side B easly racking up good damage as well as strong knockback |
| | *Crouch lowers height, allowing Wolf to dodge some attacks & projectiles |
| | *Down tilt has a high chance of tripping opponent |
| | *Illusion cancels can allow huge horizontal recovery |
| | *Side-Smash is a 2 hit combo (hit A again after hitting opponent) |
| | *Most of his attacks can flinch his opponents easily. |
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| ==How to unlock== | | ===Cons:=== |
| Complete one of the following:
| | *Optimal recovery takes some mastering |
| *Play 450 [[VS. match]]es. | | *Long landing lag on recoveries (if used offensively) |
| *Complete [[Boss Battles]] with {{SSBB|Fox}} or {{SSBB|Falco}}. | | *Dashing has little change in Wolf's ground speed compared to his walking |
| *After completing [[The Subspace Emissary]], enter a secret room fairly deep in [[The Ruins]]. (Note that this method does not show the challenger approaching screen, but a cutscene of Wolf challenging the player instead.) | | *Wolf Flash goes slightly diagonal unlike Fox's or Falco's which goes horizontal and can result in a SD if used incorrectly |
| | *Has a very small [[Sweet spot (ledge)|edge sweetspot]]. |
| | *Blaster has some start-up lag, the laser fires slowly and has shorter range than Fox's and Falco's. |
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| The player must then fight and defeat Wolf on [[Lylat Cruise]].
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| ==Attributes== | | ==How to Unlock== |
| [[File:Wolf and fox.jpg|thumb|300px|Wolf's standing height in comparison to Fox's]]
| | * In the stage "The Ruins", skip the first door you pass when riding the second elevator down (with the purple spikes). Instead enter the second door at the bottom and defeat him. (Note that this must be done after completing the Subspace Emissary mode). |
| Of the three playable ''Star Fox'' characters present in ''Brawl'', Wolf's characteristics as a fighter are the most individual. Wolf is by far the heaviest [[space animal]], but ranks only three places above {{SSBB|Mario}} in terms of weight. Despite possessing a larger body frame than Fox and Falco, Wolf leans down while standing and moving along the ground, and has the shortest stance of the three. His dash speed is slow, barely outpacing his walk, but he has the third fastest fall speed, and fourth fastest horizontal air speed. While these attributes provide him with good aerial mobility, Wolf is vulnerable to [[chain grabbing]], [[juggling]], and certain [[lock]]s due to his heavy weight and rapid falling speed. It should also be noted that [[fast fall]]ing does not accelerate Wolf's fall by a considerable amount, which hinders his ability to [[Momentum canceling#Vertical momentum canceling|vertical momentum cancel]] in comparison to characters with quicker fast falls, such as {{SSBB|Captain Falcon}}. However, his ability to momentum cancel horizontally, aided by his fast back aerial and his horizontally based midair jump, is one of the best in the game when compared to other characters' abilities to momentum cancel horizontally without DI.
| | * Play 450 VS matches. Then defeat him afterwards. |
| | * With [[Boss Mode]] unlocked, finish Boss Mode as [[Fox]] or [[Falco]]. |
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| Most of Wolf's standard attacks start quickly and have good reach, and he has a [[DACUS]] that propels him a considerable distance along the ground. Many of his attacks have the potential to [[KO]], such as back aerial, up tilt, and his smashes. The speed and reach of his attacks allow him to punish effectively on the ground as well as in the air, and their solid damage dealing properties can build opponents' damage quickly. However, since many of his standard attacks are effective for racking up damage, they may suffer from [[stale move negation]] if not used carefully, and cause problems when Wolf tries to KO. Many of Wolf's attacks also have poor shield stun effects, which allow opponents to [[shield grab]] him easily if they block his hits.
| | ==Role in the Subspace Emissary== |
| | Wolf is an optional character in Subspace Emmisary, much like [[Toon Link (SSBB)|Toon Link]] and [[Jigglypuff (SSBB)|Jigglypuff]]. He only appears if the player enters a new door in The Ruins that appears after you've finished Subspace Emissary. That door will take them to the [[Lylat Cruise]], where Wolf appears for a fight. Other than that, he doesn't have a major role. |
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| Wolf also has a proficient air game. His neutral aerial is fast, has a long duration, and deals decent horizontal knockback. His forward aerial has low startup, sets up well into itself, and has surprising vertical KO power. His back aerial is quick, powerful, and range, making it among his best finishers. His up aerial is a relatively good juggler at low percentages and doesn't have a particularly high amount of lag. Lastly, his down aerial has two very large and overlapping hitboxes and is a meteor smash with high knockback scaling, making it very good at edgeguarding.
| | ==Standard Moves== |
| | ===Ground Attacks=== |
| | *Dash A- Running back-flip kick. Causes 9% damage. |
| | *Neutral A- Right claw, left claw, then bite. Causes 9% damage if all swipes connect. Last hit has knockback. |
| | *Forward Tilt- Double claw swipe. Causes 11% damage dispered in two hits. |
| | *Down Tilt- Low right kick. Causes 6% damage. |
| | *Up Tilt- Quick right kick. Deals 10% damage. |
| | *Forward Smash- Thrusts his arm forward, then quickly rotates his claws 180 degrees. It strikes the opponent three times, and does 5% damage each hit. Does 7% damage each hit if fully charged. |
| | *Down Smash- Swipes claws on both sides. Does 13% damage if the opponent is behind Wolf and 14% if the opponent is in front. Fully charged it deals 18/19% damage. |
| | *Up Smash- Upward scissor kick. Hits the opponent twice and causes 18% damage uncharged and 25% damage charged. |
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| Wolf's special moves are variants of Fox and Falco's, with different animations and properties. His neutral special, {{b|Blaster|Wolf}}, is a gun that fires [[projectile]] lasers, and its firing rate is slower than that of its counterparts. However, its lasers deal significant [[hitstun]], the most damage, and have the most vertical reach - no character is capable of ducking under these lasers on level ground. It also serves as a melee weapon, delivering extra damage to foes if the blaster itself contacts them. Wolf's down special, [[Reflector (Wolf)|Reflector]], is a versatile move that deflects [[projectiles]] and grants him invincibility frames, which may be used to avoid attacks, and escape chain throws if his opponent makes an error. The reflector has very short reach, and delivers very weak set [[knockback]] and the least damage, but it can be used to gimp fast falling opponents with poor and/or slow vertical recoveries such as {{SSBB|Falco}}.
| | ===Aerial Attacks=== |
| | *Neutral Aerial- Spinning tail whip. If the opponent is as close as possible it will deal 8% damage and knock them back. Otherwise it will constantly deal 1% damage. |
| | *Forward Aerial- Left claw swipe. Deals 11% damage. |
| | *Back Aerial- Back kick. Does a maximum of 13% damage. |
| | *Up Aerial- Claw swipe from top to sides. Deals 12% damage. |
| | *Down Aerial- Double axe handle. A spiking move that causes 15% damage. |
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| While Wolf's air speed and recovery moves allow him to travel a considerable distance in order to [[recover]], these moves are easily predicted, and his [[ledge sweet spot]] is one of the smallest in the game. As such, he is easily [[gimp]]ed, and his recovery is susceptible to [[edge-hogging]]. Wolf also suffers from the highest [[meteor smash#Characters with unusual meteor cancel windows in Brawl|meteor cancel delay]] in the game (a window of 60 frames, compared to the average of 25, with no other character having more than 32), making it very difficult for him to survive meteors even at low percentages. This, in combination with his vulnerability to chain throwing, poses a problem, since some chain throws, such as King Dedede's down throw chain throw, can force him offstage. His side special, [[Wolf Flash]], sends Wolf diagonally across and upward in a fast 'flash', and is used to recover horizontally. It has the potential to [[meteor smash]] if sweet spotted. Wolf Flash also has [[Wolf Flash#Wolf Flash and ledges|unusual characteristics]] that may be utilised to help Wolf recover. His up special, [[Fire Wolf]], is a move that propels Wolf in a direction of the players' choosing. It has the least start up lag in comparison to Fox and Falco's counterpart moves, drags opponents along with it, and delivers knockback at the end, but has a very small ledge sweet spot.
| | ===Grabs and Throws=== |
| | *Pummel- Right knee. |
| | *Forward Throw- Uppercuts the opponent forward. |
| | *Back Throw- Throws the opponent up and claws them backward. |
| | *Up Throw- Throws the opponent up and slashes them with both claws. |
| | *Down Throw- Throws the opponent on the ground and claws them. |
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| Overall, Wolf is a balanced character who may face problems when matched against opponents that can exploit his weaknesses, but has strengths that earn him the position of a viable [[tournament]] contender.
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| ==Moveset== | | ==Special Moves== |
| ''For a gallery of Wolf's hitboxes, see [[Wolf (SSBB)/Hitboxes|here]].''
| | {{specialmoves|Blaster (Wolf)|Wolf Flash|Fire Wolf|Reflector (Wolf)|Landmaster|Wolf}} |
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| |game=SSBB
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| |neutralcount=3
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| |neutralname=Snap Claw ({{ja|スナップクロー|Sunappu Kurō}}) / Follow Claw ({{ja|フォロークロー|Forō Kurō}}) / Wild Bite ({{ja|ワイルドバイト|Wairudo Baito}})
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| |neutral1dmg=3%
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| |neutral2dmg=2%
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| |neutral3dmg=4%
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| |neutraldesc=Wolf slashes with one arm, then the other, and bites on the third hit. The 3rd hit moves Wolf forward a great distance. Decent knockback but lacks KO potential.
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| |ftiltname=Dual Burst ({{ja|デュアルバースト|Dyuaru Bāsuto}})
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| |ftiltdmg=5% (hit 1), 6% (hit 2)
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| |ftiltdesc=Leans forward with both arms together and swipes, separating his claws on impact. The first hitbox produces a large number of freeze frames if it connects with an opponent, and will freeze both Wolf and the opponent for a short time before the second hitbox appears and knocks them away at a low upwards angle. Overall, this attack has good reach and can be a useful follow up after connecting with aerial attacks such as back aerial and [[Reflector]]. If it hits an opponent's shield and they drop it during the freeze frames produced by the first hitbox, the second hitbox will punish them. KOs at 138% at the ledge, but doesn't KO until 198% from the centre of Final Destination
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| |utiltname=Kick Up ({{ja|キックアップ|Kikku Appu}})
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| |utiltdmg=8-10%
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| |utiltdesc=Kicks upward in front of his body, knocking opponents vertically. There is a sweetspot on the tip his foot, which delivers the most knockback, KOing at 130%, while the weak hit KOs at 162%
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| |dtiltname=Low Kick ({{ja|ローキック|Rō Kikku}})
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| |dtiltdmg=6%
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| |dtiltdesc=Kicks out with his foot, having decent range and can cause tripping.
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| |dashname=Step Somersault Kick ({{ja|ステップサマーソルトキック|Suteppu Samāsoruto Kikku}})
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| |dashdmg=9%
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| |dashdesc=Performs a back flip out of a run. The back flip halts the forward momentum of the dash, but can be used to execute a [[DACUS]]. The trajectory of the opponent depends upon the part of Wolf's body that contacts them, with the near hit launching upwards and the far hits launching outwards, with the outermost hitbox having the lowest angle. The near hits generally lacks KO potential, while the outermost hit KOs at 136% at the ledge, albeit much later from further away.
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| |fsmashname=Killing Rush ({{ja|キリングラッシュ|Kiringu Rasshu}})
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| |fsmashdmg={{ChargedSmashDmgSSBB|5}} (hit 1), {{ChargedSmashDmgSSBB|10}} (hit 2)
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| |fsmashdesc=Wolf stretches his arms in front of his body and thrusts forward, then twists his claws. This attack moves Wolf along the ground, making it the longest ranging forward smash in the game and often strikes opponents twice, but delivers below average knockback and has noticeable cool-down time.
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| |usmashname=Leg Scissors ({{ja|レッグシザース|Reggu Shizāzu}})
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| |usmashdmg={{ChargedSmashDmgSSBB|6}} (hit 1), {{ChargedSmashDmgSSBB|12}} (hit 2)
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| |usmashdesc=Does a flipping scissor kick above his head. Can be used as a sliding [[DACUS]]. This move hits twice, with the first hit usually pushing the opponent into the second. It has a small sweetspot on his body that deals the same damage as the main hitbox on his legs, that sends opponents on a horizontal trajectory instead. KOs vertically at 124% uncharged, and 81% fully charged.
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| |dsmashname=Gust Slash ({{ja|ガストスラッシュ|Gasuto Surasshu}})
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| |dsmashdmg={{ChargedSmashDmgSSBB|14}}/{{ChargedSmashDmgSSBB|12}} (hit 1), {{ChargedSmashDmgSSBB|13}}/{{ChargedSmashDmgSSBB|10}} (hit 2)
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| |dsmashdesc=Swipes his claws on both sides of his body, first in front and then behind. Arguably Wolf's best ground finisher.
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| |nairname=Wolf Loop ({{ja|ウルフループ|Urufu Rūpu}})
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| |nairdmg=8% (clean), 3% (late sweetspot), 1% (late sourspot)
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| |nairdesc=Wolf curls up and flips several times. If the attack connects on the first hit, it will hit once and deliver decent horizontal knockback, capable of KOing at 128% at the ledge, and even earlier offstage. Otherwise, it will hit several times and deliver small amounts of hitstun but no knockback unless it hits the sweetspot, which deals minimal knockback.
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| |fairname=Quick Slash ({{ja|クイックスラッシュ|Kuikku Surasshu}})
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| |fairdmg=11%
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| |fairdesc=Slashes forward with his left arm. Has decent horizontal reach and delivers a moderately high amount of vertical knockback, KOing at 143% from the ground, but has considerable ending and landing lag.
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| |bairname=Back Kick ({{ja|バックキック|Bakku Kikku}})
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| |bairdmg=13%/11% (right leg), 10%/9% (left leg)
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| |bairdesc=Jams his leg backwards with deceiving range. Short duration, but very fast and powerful, KOing as early as 102% at the ledge, and potentially much earlier offstage.
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| |uairname=Air Slice ({{ja|エアスライス|Ea Suraisu}})
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| |uairdmg=12%
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| |uairdesc=Swipes in an arc above his head. It has low vertical knockback, making it effective as a juggler, but ineffective for the purpose of KOing unless both Wolf and his opponent are a decent height in the air.
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| |dairname=Meteor Crash ({{ja|メテオクラッシュ|Meteo Kurasshu}})
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| |dairdmg=15% (arms), 13% (body)
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| |dairdesc=Plunges both his hands below himself. It is one of the fastest meteors to land in the game, but has weak knockback, making it a tough move to KO opponents at low percentages.
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| |grabname=Grab ({{ja|つかみ|Tsukami}})
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| |grabdesc=Swipes forward with his right arm.
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| |pummelname=Grab Kneebutt ({{ja|つかみニーバット|Tsukami Nībatto}})
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| |pummeldmg=1%
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| |pummeldesc=Hits his opponent with his right knee. Fastest pummel in the game.
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| |fthrowname=Scratch Upper ({{ja|スクラッチアッパー|Sukuracchi Appā}})
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| |fthrowdmg=4% (hit 1), 3% (throw)
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| |fthrowdesc=Slashes his opponent forward. Weak knockback, not KOing until around 190% at the ledge.
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| |bthrowname=Flying Reverse Kick ({{ja|フライングリバースキック|Furaingu Ribāsu Kikku}})
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| |bthrowdmg=4% (hit 1), 3% (throw)
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| |bthrowdesc=Throws the opponent upward and claws them behind himself. Deals mostly vertical knockback but doesn't kill below 200%
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| |uthrowname=Jumping Claw ({{ja|ジャンピングクロー|Janpingu Kurō}})
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| |uthrowdmg=5% (hit 1), 2% (throw)
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| |uthrowdesc=Throws the opponent upward and slashes them with both claws. Its base knockback is too strong for Wolf to effectively follow up on, and it lacks any KO power.
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| |dthrowname=Under Claw ({{ja|アンダークロー|Andā Kurō}})
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| |dthrowdmg=6% (hit 1), 6% (throw)
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| |dthrowdesc=Throws the opponent on the ground, does a small jump and claws them. It sends the opponent diagonally downward, causing them to slide along the ground and off any nearby edges. At high percentages, it is a powerful and deadly semi-spike on the edge, which puts characters in a very inconvenient position to recover from or even sends them far enough to where they are unable to recover, although it doesn't KO on raw power until 178% at the ledge.
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| |floorfdmg=6%
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| |floorfdesc=Gets up and does a kick in the front and in the back.
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| |floorbdmg=6%
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| |floorbdesc=Gets up and punches forwards and kicks backwards.
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| |floortdmg=5%
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| |floortdesc=Spins around, kicking foes with who are close. | |
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| |edgefdmg=8% (legs), 6% (body)
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| |edgefdesc=Quickly lunges at the opponent with a kick.
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| |edgesdmg=10%
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| |edgesdesc=Slowly gets up and hammers the ground with a kick.
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| |nsname=Blaster
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| |nspage=Blaster (Wolf)
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| |nsdmg=4% (gun), 5-6% (laser) | |
| |nsdesc=Wolf fires a single shot from his blaster. The gun portion of Wolf's Blaster can damage opponents who are close to Wolf, good for [[spacing]]. Functions similarly to Fox's and Falco's blasters, but stronger and much slower.
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| |ssname=Wolf Flash
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| |ssdmg=3% (dash), 10% (sweetspot), 15% (meteor sweetspot)
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| |ssdesc=Wolf quickly propels himself diagonally upwards at a 35° angle. The sweetspot is located at the center of Wolf that [[meteor smash]]es airborne opponents. The sourspot at the end of the move [[semi-spike]]s instead. Both hitboxes, however, are extremely powerful, with the sourspot KOing at 139% from the centre of Final Destination. | |
| |usname=Fire Wolf
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| |usdmg=2% (hit 1), 1% (hits 2-8), 3% (hit 9 ground), 4% (hit 9 air)
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| |usdesc=Wolf propels himself and kicks his opponent. The direction of the dash depends on which direction is held on the [[control stick]].
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| |dsname=Reflector
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| |dspage=Reflector (Wolf) | |
| |dsdmg=3% (startup), x1.3 damage (reflected projectiles) | |
| |dsdesc=Wolf activates his Reflector around himself. All reflected projectiles deals more damage than they normally would and travels at almost twice the original speed. The Reflector damages nearby foes upon activation. Unlike Fox's Reflector, Wolf's version does not stall him in the air. Possible to negate anti-airs if timed right.
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| |fsdmg=5-19% (movement), 16% (turn), 20% (shot), 15% (roll), 15% (fall) | |
| |fsdesc=Wolf summons his Landmaster. It's the most powerful and fastest out of all three Landmasters in the game. However, it lasts a shorter duration compared to Fox and Falco's Landmasters.
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| ===Stats=== | | ===Strategies & Tips=== |
| {{technical data|Needs short hop and double jump heights}}
| | * Wolf Flash is a nice surpise attack. After your opponent jumps, try nailing them with a Wolf Flash, you might get lucky and hit them at the end of the dash. |
| {{Attributes
| | * Most of Wolf's attacks are fast, so use them to combo your opponent. |
| |cast = 39
| | * Wolf's down throw can be a semi chain grab if used at low-percent opponents. |
| |weight = 102
| | * Don't underestimate his Blaster. It may be slow and doesn't go as far but can slow down approaches. |
| |rweight = 14
| | * Wolf's Reflector gives him a short invicible time-frame (Unlike Fox or Falco's Reflector). This is good against blocking or dodging instant final smashes, like Meta Knight's or Link's final smash. |
| |dash = 1.7
| | * The incredible range of Wolf's Forward-Smash makes it highly effective at countering opponents who use attacks with a wide area of effect followed by a recovery lag. Good examples are Lucas and Zelda's Up-Smash, or midair Down-b attacks such as Bowser's, Yoshi's, Kirby's, and King Dedede's. |
| |rdash = 8-11
| | * Throw up your Reflector to lay some serious hurt on an opponent attacking you with Curry Breath. |
| |run = 1.4
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| |rrun = 24-25
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| |walk = 1.3
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| |rwalk = 5-6
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| |trac = 0.07
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| |rtrac = 3-6
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| |airfric = 0.004
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| |rairfric = 36-37
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| |air = 1.222
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| |rair = 3-4
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| |baseaccel = 0.01
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| |rbaseaccel = 7-36
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| |addaccel = 0.08
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| |raddaccel = 10-17
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| |gravity = 0.13
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| |rgravity = 3
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| |fall = 1.8
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| |rfall = 4
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| |ff = 1.9
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| |rff = 22-24
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| |jumpsquat = 5
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| |rjumpsquat = 11-26
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| |jumpheight = 32.01240385
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| |rjumpheight= 24
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| |shorthop = ?
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| |rshorthop = ?
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| |djump = ?
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| |rdjump = ?
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| }}
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| ===[[Announcer]] call===
| | ==[[Stickers]]== |
| {{audio|Needs announcer calls from other languages.}}
| | Unlike Fox who mainly uses kicks, Wolf focuses on attacking with his claws, so [Arm] and [Slash] damage stickers would work best with him. [Specials: Direct] works with most of his B moves, while [Energy] damage isn't as recommended for Wolf as the rate of fire on his Blaster is very low (ironically, the stickers featuring him are mostly good Energy attack boosters, with his Star Fox Command sticker being the best Energy sticker). |
| <gallery>
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| Wolf English Announcer SSBB.wav|English/Japanese | |
| </gallery>
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| ===[[Wii Remote selection sound]]===
| | There are two peculiar sticker boosts that may confuse the player. The Bite boost and Tail boost confuses players because Wolf doesn't have a noticeable bite and tail attack. His bite attack is the third part of his neutral ground A combo while his tail attack is his neutral air A attack. |
| {{SelectSound|char=Wolf|desc=Wolf says "Playtime's over!" ({{ja|遊びは終わりだ!|Asobi wa owari da!}}). A reference to one of his quotes from ''Star Fox 64''.}}
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| ===[[On-screen appearance]]=== | | == Special Movements == |
| {{Appearance
| | ===[[Taunt|Taunts]]=== |
| |desc=Ejects from a [[Wolfen]].
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| |char=Wolf
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| |game=SSBB}}
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| ===[[Taunt]]s===
| | '''Up:''' Leans backwards and howls. |
| {{Taunt/SSBB
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| |char=Wolf
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| |desc-up=Leans his head back and howls.
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| |desc-side=Does three kicks whilst spinning on one foot, and says "What's the matter, scared?" ({{ja|どうした、どうした?|Doshita, doshita?}}, ''What's wrong, what's wrong?'')
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| |desc-down=Kneels down, slaps one hand on the ground and snarls.
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| |desc-smash=On [[Lylat Cruise]], Wolf can summon various [[Star Fox's Conversations|Star Fox Conversations]] by quickly tapping down on the Control Pad (for one [[frame]]). This taunt can only be used once per match.}}
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| ===[[Idle pose]]s===
| | '''Side:''' Does a few kicks and says "What's the matter, scared?". |
| {{Idle
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| |desc-1=Slashes at the air.
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| |desc-2=Pretends to howl.
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| |image-1=Wolf Idle Pose 1 Brawl.png
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| |image-2=Wolf Idle Pose 2 Brawl.png}}
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| ===[[Crowd cheer]]===
| | '''Down:''' Slaps one hand down and snarls. |
| {{Crowd
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| |char=Wolf
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| |game=Brawl
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| |desc-us=Wooolf! - *howl* - Wooolf! - *howling continues*
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| |desc-jp=Wooolf! - *howl* - Wooolf! - *howling continues*
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| |pitch-us=Group chant
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| |pitch-jp=Group chant}}
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| ===[[Victory pose]]s=== | | ===[[On-Screen Appearance]]=== |
| {{Victory/SSBB
| | Wolf flies onto stage on his [[Wolfen]] and jumps out. |
| |victory-theme=StarFoxUniverseTheme.ogg
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| |victory-desc=This victory theme comes from the main theme of ''Star Fox 64''.
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| |desc-up=Claws the air twice, pauses and kicks while saying "I will be the one to take you down." ({{ja|貴様を倒すのはこの俺様だ!|Kisama wo taosu no wa kono oresama da!}}, ''You will be defeated by the very me!'')
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| |desc-left=Leans forward and snarls, then stands up straight, crosses his arms, and laughs.
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| :*If Fox is present after a match, he will instead say "Playtime's over, Star Fox!" In Japanese: {{ja|遊びは終わりだ、スターフォックス!|Asobi wa owari da, Sutā Fokkusu!}}
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| |desc-right=Faces away from the screen, raises an arm, then turns to face the screen while saying "Weaklings, the bunch of you!" ({{ja|ふんっ、弱者どもめ|Fun, jakusha domo me.}}, ''Hmph, such weak ones.'')
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| ==In [[competitive play]]== | | ===[[Victory Pose]]=== |
| ===Most historically significant players===
| | * With his back facing the screen, he raises his arm and then turns around to look at the screen while saying, "Weaklings, the bunch of you!" |
| :''See also: [[:Category:Wolf players (SSBB)]]''
| | * He claws the air twice, pauses for a bit, and then does a kick before posing. During this, he says, "I'll be the one to... take you down." |
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| | * He bends over a bit and snarls before standing up, crossing his arms, and laughs. |
| | * (When winning a match against Fox or Falco, he says, "Play time's over, Star Fox!" He performs the third victory animation.) |
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| *{{Sm|Choice|USA}} - Was perhaps the most prominent Wolf player in ''Brawl''{{'}}s early competitive life before Kain's and Seagull Joe's emergence, including placing top 16 at [[MLG Raleigh 2010]] and [[MLG Columbus 2010]], and ranking 4th on [[NorCal Power Rankings#Brawl|NorCal's 2011 power ranking]], albeit while using Wolf alongside a {{SSBB|Falco}} co-main.
| | ===[[Wii Remote|Wii Remote Choice]]=== |
| *{{Sm|JJWolf|USA}} - A prominent Wolf player in ''Brawl''{{'}}s early competitive life, who was one of the biggest innovators of Wolf's metagame, and a noted inspiration to several competitive Wolf players, including Seagull Joe. His 49th placing at {{Trn|Apex 2009}} additionally set the high-water mark for a solo Wolf player at a supermajor, which while later tied by a few more Wolf players, it wouldn't be outright exceeded until several years later with Seagull Joe's 9th at {{Trn|Apex 2014}}.
| | Says "Play time's over!". |
| *{{Sm|Kain|USA}} - Widely considered the best Wolf player and one of the overall best players not using a top/high tier character during ''Brawl''{{'}}s competitive prime, dominating the [[Midwest]] of the United States and being largely responsible for Wolf's significant rise on the [[List of SSBB tier lists (NTSC)|sixth tier list]] from lowish-mid tier to borderline high tier. Kain additionally tied JJWolf's aforementioned mark for best placing for a solo Wolf at a supermajor, when he placed 49th at {{Trn|MLG Columbus 2010}}, and he would place 9th among 96 entrants at {{Trn|WHOBO 4}}, one of the largest {{SSBB|Meta Knight}}-banned tournaments. Kain was one of three Wolf players ranked on the [[2014 SSBBRank]], the final and only national ranking for ''Brawl'' before the release of ''[[Smash 4]]'', ranking at 74th despite his lapsed tournament activity after 2012.
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| *{{Sm|McPeePants|USA}} - Was generally considered the third best Wolf under Kain and Seagull Joe during the later half of ''Brawl''{{'}}s competitive life, and was the only other Wolf player besides those two to be ranked on the [[2014 SSBBRank]], being ranked at 94th. His most notable tournament performance was at the Meta Knight-banned {{Trn|WHOBO 4}}, where he placed 17th in the main bracket using solo Wolf, as well as placing 2nd among 63 players in the tournament's [[Mid tier tournament|mid + low tier bracket]].
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| *{{Sm|Seagull Joe|USA}} - Widely considered second best Wolf player under Kain during ''Brawl''{{'}}s competitive prime, while Seagull Joe would take up the mantle of best Wolf player after farther advancement and Kain's inactivity in the post-2012 era. He would first tie JJWolf's best placing for a solo Wolf at a supermajor by placing 49th at {{Trn|Apex 2013}}, and then he would later shatter the record by placing 9th at {{Trn|Apex 2014}}, standing as the best all-time placing for a Wolf at a ''Brawl'' major or supermajor, while then going on to be the highest ranking Wolf player on the [[2014 SSBBRank]] at 37th. Seagull Joe would also be one of the best ''Brawl'' players in the post-''Smash 4'' era, with his most notable results being placing 5th at {{Trn|Super Smash Con 2015}} and 4th at {{Trn|Super Smash Con 2018}}, while getting ranked 10th on the [[2016-2017 SSBBRank]] and 12th on the [[2018-2019 SSBBRank]].
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| ===Tier placement and history=== | | ==Snake Codec Message== |
| Wolf was ranked 16th on the first tier list (September 2008), in the high tier. He then saw a large drop, falling to 20th place on the second tier list (January 2009), and again dropping to 22nd on the third (June 2009). He hovered around the 22nd spot for a few more revisions of the list. Wolf's drop was largely due to his extreme vulnerability to [[chaingrab]]s (some of which are [[infinite]]s and [[0-death]]s), as well as having a poor [[recovery]]. Around late 2010, several Wolf players started doing very well in tournaments ({{Sm|Kain}} was noted for being of the most dominant forces in the American Midwest). Wolf's strong mobility, aerial game, and general all-around fighting abilities were recognized in the sixth tier list (July 2011), when Wolf jumped up six places to the 16th position. Wolf was also recognized to have one of the best matchups against the overly dominant {{SSBB|Meta Knight}}, as well as many even or close to even matchups against the other top tier characters; Wolf generally had strong matchups outside of the characters who are able to chaingrab him effectively. Wolf is currently ranked at 14th place in the upper-mid tier, in the eighth tier list, as of April 2013.
| | * Snake: "Colonel, there's a guy in here who looks like a wolf..." |
| | * Colonel: "You mean the fighter named Wolf." |
| | * Snake: "'Wolf." Real imaginative name..." |
| | * Colonel: "He's the leader of a ragtag team called 'Star Wolf.' They're the longtime rivals of Star Fox." |
| | * Snake: "Kind of strange for a wolf to have friends, isn't it?" |
| | * Colonel: "Well, I don't think he works well with others. I suppose they're more like hangers-on than actual comrades. But he's a remarkable pilot. And his ship, the 'Wolfen,' is no slouch either." |
| | * Snake: "But this is hand-to-hand combat, Colonel. He's out of his element." |
| | * Colonel: "Careful, Snake. Those claws of his aren't just for show." |
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| ==Role in [[The Subspace Emissary]]==
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| [[File:Wolf Subspace.png|thumb|200px|Wolf in ''[[SSE]]''.]]
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| Wolf, like {{SSBB|Jigglypuff}} and {{SSBB|Toon Link}}, does not play a major role, or influence the story of The Subspace Emissary, and is not even seen interacting with any other characters, but may join the player's party after [[Tabuu]] has been defeated. To encounter Wolf, the player must enter a particular Red Door in [[The Ruins]] stage, which will take them to [[Lylat Cruise]] after a brief cut-scene. In the cut-scene, Wolf is seen flying his Wolfen, jumping out, and landing on the cruise ship. Wolf strikes a pose, then rushes forward to attack. Although he is the only character present in the cut-scene, he appears to stare at his challenger. The player must then defeat him in a one-life stock battle, and if they win the match, Wolf joins the party. This will also [[unlock]] him if he has not yet been unlocked.
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| ==In Solo Modes== | | ==Events== |
| ==={{SSBB|Classic Mode}}===
| | [[Image:wolfonafoxhunt.jpg]] |
| In Classic Mode, Wolf can appear as an opponent or ally in Stage 7 if he has been unlocked along with {{SSBB|Fox}}, {{SSBB|Falco}}, and {{SSBB|Captain Falcon}} on [[Lylat Cruise]]. Wolf can also appear as an opponent in Stage 11, but only if he hasn't appeared in Stage 7.
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| ===[[All-Star Mode]]===
| | * '''Event #38: The Wolf Hunts the Fox''': KO both Fox and Falco as Wolf on Lylat Cruise. (Completing this event on Hard unlocks the Star Fox: Assault version of Wolf's theme for use on [[Lylat Cruise]]). |
| In All-Star Mode, Wolf is fought in Stage 16 alongside {{SSBB|Fox}} and {{SSBB|Falco}} on [[Lylat Cruise]].
| | * '''Description:''' Wolf will be the one to finish you! It's Star Fox's final battle! |
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| ===[[Event Match]]es===
| | * '''Co-op Event #19: Shadow of Andross''': KO Wolf & avoid Andross as Fox and Falco on Lylat Cruise. |
| ====Solo Events====
| | * '''Description:''' It's a fierce attack by Andross and Wolf. Take them, Star Fox! |
| *'''[[Event 36: High-Tech Special Forces]]''': Wolf is one of the bounty hunters along with {{SSBB|Captain Falcon}} and {{SSBB|Samus}} that {{SSBB|Snake}} must defeat. | | {{SSBBCharacters}} |
| *'''[[Event 38: The Wolf Hunts the Fox]]''': The player controls Wolf, who must defeat {{SSBB|Fox}} and {{SSBB|Falco}} on [[Lylat Cruise]].
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| *'''[[Event 39: All-Star Battle x2]]''': Wolf is one of the eight opponents fought in this event along with {{SSBB|King Dedede}}, {{SSBB|Ike}}, {{SSBB|Lucario}}, {{SSBB|R.O.B.}}, {{SSBB|Toon Link}}, Snake, and {{SSBB|Sonic}}.
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| ====Co-Op Events====
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| *'''[[Co-Op Event 14: The Dark Guardians]]''': {{SSBB|Ganondorf}} and Wolf, who are tiny, must defeat a giant {{SSBB|Donkey Kong}} and a giant {{SSBB|Charizard}} on [[New Pork City]].
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| *'''[[Co-Op Event 19: Shadow of Andross]]''': A team of Fox and Falco must defeat Wolf on [[Lylat Cruise]] while being attacked by an [[Andross]] [[Assist Trophy]].
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| *'''[[Co-Op Event 20: The Final Battle for Two]]''': Both players select a character and must defeat {{SSBB|Bowser}}, {{SSBB|Wario}}, King Dedede, Wolf, {{SSBB|Meta Knight}} and Ganondorf on {{SSBB|Final Destination}}. | |
| *'''[[Co-Op Event 21: The True All-Star Battle]]''': Both players select a character and take on the entire roster on {{SSBB|Battlefield}}, Wolf being the last opponent.
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| ===[[Congratulations_screen#Super_Smash_Bros._Brawl|Ending Images]]===
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| <center>
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| <gallery>
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| Wolf Congratulations Screen Classic Mode Brawl.png|Classic Mode
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| Wolf Congratulations Screen All-Star Brawl.png|All-Star Mode
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| </gallery>
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| </center>
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| ==[[Trophies]]==
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| Wolf's main and [[Final Smash]] trophies can be obtained by clearing {{SSBB|Classic Mode}} and [[All-Star]] mode respectively with Wolf.
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| {{Trophy/Fighter
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| |name=Wolf
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| |image=Wolf - Brawl Trophy.png
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| |mode=Classic
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| |desc-ntsc=A pilot whose real name is Wolf O'Donnell. He leads a group of mercenaries called Star Wolf. He's crossed paths with Fox many times, and each acknowledges the other as a competent rival. Wolf's constant interference with Fox is a result of Wolf's history with Fox's dad, James. Wolf's long history of criminal enterprise has resulted in a large bounty on his head.
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| |desc-pal=A pilot whose full name is Wolf O'Donnell. He leads a group of mercenaries called Star Wolf. He's crossed paths with Fox many times, and each acknowledges the other as a competent rival. Wolf's constant interference with Fox is a result of Wolf's history with Fox's dad, James. Wolf's long history of criminal enterprise has resulted in a large bounty on his head.
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| |gamelist-ntsc={{Trophy games|console1=N64|game1=[[Star Fox 64]]|console2=GCN|game2={{iw|lylatwiki|Star Fox: Assault}}}}
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| |gamelist-pal={{Trophy games|console1=N64|game1=Lylat Wars|console2=GCN|game2=Star Fox: Assault}}
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| |game=Brawl
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| }}
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| {{Trophy/Fighter
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| |name=Landmaster (Wolf)
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| |image=Landmaster (Wolf) - Brawl Trophy.png
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| |desc=Wolf's Final Smash. Wolf analyzed Fox's Landmaster and built his own improved version, which he now calls out and boards. He's increased the output of the onboard generators and upped the vehicle's firepower. However, this has substantially decreased the time the Landmaster can appear on the screen. It sports the same colors as Wolf's Wolfen.
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| |gamelist={{Trophy games|console1=Wii|game1=Super Smash Bros. Brawl}}
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| |game=Brawl
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| }}
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| {{clrl}}
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| ==[[Alternate costume (SSBB)#Wolf|Alternate costumes]]==
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| |colspan=6|[[File:Wolf Palette (SSBB).png]]
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| |{{Head|Wolf|g=SSBB|s=25px}}
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| |{{Head|Wolf|g=SSBB|s=25px|cl=Red}}
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| |{{Head|Wolf|g=SSBB|s=25px|cl=Black}}
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| |{{Head|Wolf|g=SSBB|s=25px|cl=Green}}
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| |{{Head|Wolf|g=SSBB|s=25px|cl=Blue}}
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| |{{Head|Wolf|g=SSBB|s=25px|cl=White}}
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| |}
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| ==Gallery==
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| <gallery>
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| SSBBDojoWolf1.jpg|Using {{b|Blaster|Wolf}} alongside {{SSBB|Fox}} on {{SSBB|Final Destination}}.
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| SSBBDojoWolf2.jpg|Posing on [[Luigi's Mansion]].
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| SSBBDojoWolf3.jpg|Posing on [[Lylat Cruise]].
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| SSBBDojoWolf4.jpg|Using his [[neutral attack]] on {{SSBB|Pit}} on [[Skyworld]].
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| </gallery>
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| ==Trivia==
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| [[File:WolfDetatchedArm.png|thumb|220px|Wolf's arm erroneously detaches from his body during his tumbling animation.]]
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| *[[Masahiro Sakurai]] stated that Wolf, along with {{SSBB|Jigglypuff}} and {{SSBB|Toon Link}}, were almost cut from ''Brawl'' due to time constraints and their late consideration for inclusion in the game, hence why they are excluded from and cannot be unlocked while playing through the main [[Subspace Emissary]] story. His popularity and similarities to Fox and {{SSBB|Falco}} were key to his inclusion in ''Brawl''<ref>[http://www.sourcegaming.info/2015/08/17/sakuraibrawlquestions/]</ref>. This gives credence as to why Wolf's moveset appears rather unpolished compared to the other newcomers, as many of his animations have not been debugged prior to ''Brawl's'' release:
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| **Many of Wolf's animations are heavily borrowed from other characters, including his base character {{SSBB|Fox}}. He will briefly assume Fox's falling animation before reverting to his own during his air dodging animation and his forward, upward, and downward item throwing animations.
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| **During Wolf's tumbling animation, his left arm will detach from his elbow.
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| **Strangely, in some of Wolf's animations, his right shoulder pad will mysteriously flip upside down and return to its original position when the animation ends. This is noticeable when he performs an up smash, turns around while braking from a dash, and lands after doing his forward aerial.
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| *The snarl Wolf emits in his taunt and victory pose varies between languages. The international version uses stock sound, while the Japanese version has his voice actor provide the sound; this can be heard in the Sound Test.
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| *Oddly, in [[The Subspace Emissary]], Wolf's fast falling speed (1.9) is lower than his regular falling speed (2.142). This means that he can actually slow down by his descent in midair by fast falling. This also occurs with [[Metal Mario]] in the original ''[[Super Smash Bros.]]''
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| *Wolf was the last character to be confirmed for ''Super Smash Bros. Brawl'' due to being confirmed on the ''Smash Dojo'' website on March 31st, 2008, two months after the game's initial release.
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| *When clipping through Wolf's cybernetic eyepatch via a hacked camera, it's revealed that he has a functional left eye.
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| **A similar effect happens [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xMmoJl5NUH0 when looking through his cybernetic eyepatch in ''Star Fox Assault''].
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| *Wolf's supine floor attack is the only arm-based attack that involves him throwing a punch rather than using his claws.
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| *Wolf's victory pose where he crosses his arms is a reference to ''Star Fox Assault''; the only pose Wolf makes in Story Mode is him crossing his arms in his Wolfen.
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| ==External links==
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| *[http://www.smashbros.com/wii/en_us/characters/hidden12.html Wolf's page at Smash Bros. DOJO!!.]
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| *[http://www.smashboards.com/showthread.php?t=218126 ''Can't let you do that, Starfox'', a Wolf Back Room guide]
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| *[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJmXQ9u8wWc Video of Wolf's attack hitboxes]
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| *[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yu-ZTZcD1_M Wolf's sound effects]
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| ==References==
| | [[Category:Characters]] |
| {{reflist}}
| | [[Category:Characters (SSBB)]] |
| | [[Category:Star Fox universe]] |
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