Editing Yoshi (SSB4)

|name=Yoshi

|image=[[File:Yoshi SSB4.png|250px|Yoshi]]

|universe=Yoshi

|ssbgame1=SSB

|ssbgame2=SSBM

|ssbgame3=SSBB

|ranking = 23

:{{Cquote|Yoshi Rolls into Battle!|cite=Introduction Tagline}}

'''Yoshi''' ({{ja|ヨッシー|Yosshī}}, ''Yoshi'') is a playable character in ''[[Super Smash Bros. 4]]''. His return to the series was confirmed during the April 8th, 2014 [[Nintendo Direct|Super Smash Bros. Direct]], making him the last of the [[List of Super Smash Bros. series characters#"Perfect-attendance crew"|"perfect-attendance crew"]] to be announced. Additionally, he was among the first wave of [[amiibo]] figures. Yoshi is once again voiced by Kazumi Totaka, whose voice clips were reused from earlier installments of ''[[Super Smash Bros. (series)|Super Smash Bros.]]'', and every other game Yoshi spoke in since ''{{s|supermariowiki|Yoshi's Story}}''.

Yoshi is ranked 23rd out of 58 on the [[tier list]], placing him at the top of the D tier and making him the highest ranking mid-tier character. This is a vast improvement from his placement in ''Brawl'', where he was ranked 27th out of 38. Yoshi sports a healthy mix of speed and power, as well as impressive aerial mobility for a heavyweight. He boasts the fastest [[air speed]] in the game and possesses a [[double jump]] which not only grants the most distance, but also has [[armor]], making him difficult to contend with in the air. Another of Yoshi's greatest assets is his [[Egg Throw]], an effective and versatile projectile that grants decent horizontal recovery distance and has mindgame potential when [[b-reversing|b-reversed]] multiple times.

However, Yoshi's [[grab]] game is poor due to his grabs being laggy and his throws having little to no utility. His [[roll]]s and [[sidestep]]s are short-distanced and are among the slowest in the game, making him susceptible to pressure should the opponent close the gap between them. Lastly, Yoshi has very minimal vertical [[recovery]] outside of his double jump, making him vulnerable to [[gimp]]ing.

As in previous installments, Yoshi is a [[Weight|heavyweight]] that slightly deviates from his weight class' archetype. He possesses average [[walking]] speed and [[air acceleration]], a fast [[dash]]ing speed, the fastest [[air speed]], below average [[gravity]] and among the slowest [[falling speed]] and lowest [[traction]] ratings. These traits give him excellent aerial mobility and great ground mobility, without making him frail or susceptible to [[juggling]]. Additionally, he has the ability to [[crawl]].

Yoshi's greatest strength is the utility of his moves. His neutral and tilt attacks are all very fast, leaving him exposed for very small amounts of time. They additionally send opponents either vertically or horizontally, allowing follow-ups or [[edgeguarding]] opportunities. His dash attack has decent knockback and a lot of momentum, allowing easy [[cross-up]]s and making it tricky to [[punish]]. His smash attacks possess decent speed and high power while not lacking in [[range]] either. His down smash is, like down tilt, a [[semi-spike]], making it very good at both edgeguarding and KOing. His aerial game is also versatile and benefits a lot from Yoshi's stats. His neutral aerial has a lasting hitbox and comes out very quickly (on frame 3), making it great at breaking combos and juggles. His forward aerial can either [[meteor smash]] or send opponents diagonally with high knockback, and is capable of [[autocancel]]ing in a [[short hop]]. His up aerial is his strongest aerial and can easily KO opponents vertically, complimented by its long range. His back aerial is excellent at edgeguarding, because the first two hits launch opponents at the [[autolink angle|auto-link angle]] and the third hit has high base knockback. Finally, his renowned down aerial is the most damaging aerial in the game, dealing up to 32%, making it excellent for both damage racking and pressuring [[shield]]s.

His special moveset is also very useful. [[Egg Lay]] immobilizes opponents and allows for free hits. If opponents don't break out of the egg while near the edge, they will also be KO'd or unable to recover. [[Egg Roll]] can be used instead of dashing as a retreating option and deal some damage in the process. [[Egg Throw]] gives Yoshi a dependable [[projectile]] that can be used to stop [[approach]]es, let Yoshi close in on the opponent and, when in the air and continuously b-reversed, trick the other player as to where Yoshi is going to go next. Lastly, [[Yoshi Bomb]] can be used [[out of shield]], as a surprise KO move, or as an alternative to [[fast falling]].

However, Yoshi has noticeable weaknesses. His main weakness is his vertical [[recovery]]. While his stats alone allow for long horizontal recovery, his Egg Throw gives minimal vertical distance. Even though he has the highest [[midair jump]] with a certain amount of [[launch resistance]], he is overly reliant on it to recover, and has no hope of doing so if he's hit out of it. This makes him heavily susceptible to meteor smashes and [[footstool jump]]s. Another weakness is his poor grab game. His grabs, despite having good ranges, have moderate start-up and high ending lag, making them very punishable if missed. His [[pummel]] is the only positive trait of his grab game, being quick and decently damaging. His forward and back throws are his fastest and strongest throws, but they cannot KO until 270% and have only three follow-ups (dash attack, up smash and forward aerial), with none of them being guaranteed. His down throw is too slow and its base knockback is too high to combo effectively. Lastly, his up throw is too weak to KO even well over 350%, too strong to combo, and too slow to pressure. Finally, his ability to escape pressure is limited, since his [[roll]]s do not grant much distance and, along with his [[sidestep]], are among the slowest in the game.

Yoshi can gain noticeable benefits from his custom moves. Lick can act as a potential KO move, since it has unusually high knockback for a special move. Egg Launch deals more damage and can throw opponents offstage, minimizing their chances of recovering and giving Yoshi some space. Heavy Egg Roll is slower, but deals much more damage and has launch resistance throughout. Light Egg Roll has more power and moves higher and faster, but ends after the bounce. High Jump gives more distance, improving vertical and horizontal recovery, at the cost of not throwing eggs. Star Bomb has less power, but the stars are larger and more damaging. Crushing Bomb is slower and has no stars, making it easily punishable, but has much more power, KOing as low as 80%.

Overall, Yoshi is a balanced character. While his weaknesses are easily exploitable, he has no real problem dealing with any opponents.

==Changes from ''Brawl''==

Yoshi has been significantly [[buff]]ed in the transition from ''Brawl'' to ''SSB4''. Many of his attacks have more speed and utility in addition to improving his combo game. He also has less trouble KOing with some of his attacks thanks to his new KO set-ups and his KOing options having been strengthened. Yoshi can now jump [[out of shield]], removing his main weakness in ''Brawl''. However, Yoshi received sizable [[nerf]]s to his damage racking ability. Many of his attacks also deal less damage, most of his aerials have higher landing lag and he can no longer perform his powerful air release chain grab. In addition, his fastest grab (pivot grab) has more ending lag. Despite these nerfs, Yoshi's buffs have had a significantly greater impact, leading to him being a better character than in ''Brawl''.

*{{change|Yoshi looks more cartoonish and his body has been somewhat re-proportioned, making him better resemble his appearances in the latest ''[[Mario (universe)|Mario]]'' and ''[[Yoshi (universe)|Yoshi]]'' games. To further keep in-line with the more vibrant aesthetics in ''SSB4'', his overall color scheme is now noticeably brighter compared to the much darker and more reserved color scheme he had in ''Brawl''.}}

*{{change|Like {{SSB4|Bowser}}, Yoshi's posture is more erect and he has a more "battle ready" stance after having stood hunched over like a dinosaur in previous installments. This is translated into his moveset, be it through a tweaked animation or a completely new move.}}

*{{buff|Yoshi's straighter pose also adjusts his hurtbox, resulting in its shape becoming less awkward. However, he will revert to his previous hunched standing animation from ''Brawl'' if he holds a small item, which curiously includes his previous [[idle pose]]s as well.}}

*{{change|The eggs formed with Yoshi's [[on-screen appearance]], shield, [[Egg Throw]], [[Egg Lay]] and Egg Roll now match his [[palette swap|selected color]]. However, a Yoshi swallowed by {{SSB4|Kirby}}'s [[Inhale (Kirby)|copied]] Egg Lay will be trapped in an egg featuring his own selected color.}}

*{{change|Yoshi is more expressive than in the first three games.}}

*{{change|Yoshi is [[Weight|lighter]] (107 → 104), which hinders his endurance, but makes him less susceptible to combos.}}  

*{{nerf|Yoshi's [[air speed]] is slower (1.316 → 1.28). Despite this, his air speed is still the fastest in the game, barring a fully [[Limit Charge]]d {{SSB4|Cloud}} hindering his recovery.}}

*{{buff|Yoshi is able to jump [[out of shield]] for the first time since ''[[Super Smash Bros.]]'' His shield drop is also significantly faster (17 frames → 7), now matching the rest of the cast's. This significantly improves its defensive potential and his ability to deal with pressure.}}

*{{change|[[Double jump]] now decelerates after starting at full speed.}}

*{{nerf|Neutral attack deals 2% less damage (9% → 7%).}}

*{{buff|Neutral attack's first hit has improved set-up potential.}}

*{{nerf|All tilt attacks deal less damage (8%/9%/10% → 8%/7% (forward), 11%/10% → 7% (up), 10%/5% → 5%/4% (down)).}}

*{{buff|Forward and down tilts are faster.}}

*{{buff|Yoshi has a new dash attack, a running side kick. It has more range, less lag, and a longer slide afterward compared to the previous dash attack.}}

*{{nerf|All smash attacks deal less damage (16% → 15%/14%/13% (forward), 16% → 14% (up), 14%/13% → 12%/10% (down)).}}

*{{buff|Yoshi has a new up smash, a backflip kick. It has more knockback (23 (base)/83 (growth) → 37/95) and less ending lag compared to the previous up smash.}}

*{{nerf|Up smash covers significantly less range behind Yoshi compared to the previous up smash.}}

*{{buff|Sweetspotted down smash has increased knockback (30 (base)/53 (growth) → 40/81), significantly improving its KO potential.}}

*{{nerf|All aerial attacks deal less damage (12%/9%/6% → 10%/7%/5% (neutral), 16%/15% → 15%/14% (forward), 14% → 10% (back), 13% → 12% (up) and 35% → 32% (down)). However, neutral, back and down aerials had their knockback compensated.}}

*{{nerf|Neutral, forward and back aerials have higher landing lag (9 frames → 11 (neutral), 16 frames → 17 (forward), 9 frames → 19 (back)).}}

*{{buff|Forward aerial is faster and is active longer (frames 19-21 → 16-20).}}

*{{nerf|Back aerial deals 4% less damage (14% → 10%) due to consisting of three hits instead of four.}}

*{{buff|Back aerial's hits connect together better.}}

*{{change|Back aerial's damage was adjusted, but its total damage remains the same (4% → 2.5% (hit 1), 3% → 2.5% (hit 2), 3% → 5% (hit 3)).}}

*{{buff|Down aerial's animation is significantly faster and the increased [[shieldstun]] as of update 1.1.1 improves its shield pressuring potential. Its last hit now hits grounded opponents horizontally, improving its safety against on grounded, non-shielding opponents.}}

*{{nerf|Down aerial's last hit launches aerial opponents upward, removing its meteor smashing potential.}}

*{{bugfix|Fixed a glitch where opponents could escape from the tip of Yoshi's tongue during his grab and before they enter his mouth, resulting in a [[game crash]].}}

*{{nerf|The removal of chain grabbing removes Yoshi's air release chain grab, hindering his grab game.}}

*{{buff|Standing grab comes out faster (frame 17 → frame 14) and has less ending lag (IASA 63 → 56).}}

*{{nerf|Dash grab and pivot grab have increased ending lag (IASA 63 (dash)/36 (pivot) → 68/65).}}

*{{buff|Front and back floor attacks deal 1% more damage (6% → 7%).}}

*{{buff|[[Egg Roll]] no longer renders Yoshi [[helpless]], improving its safety. Yoshi can now jump during Egg Roll, improving its approach.}}

*{{nerf|[[Egg Throw]] deals 3% less damage (9% → 6%) and travels less distance. Yoshi can also no longer edge cancel Egg Throw.}}

*{{buff|Egg Throw is slightly faster. Yoshi also no longer loses horizontal momentum while performing Egg Throw, improving its horizontal recovery potential and granting it approach and combo potentials.}}

*{{buff|Aerial [[Yoshi Bomb]] has increased base knockback (55 → 70), restoring its KO potential.}}

*{{change|Yoshi no longer vocalizes when performing Yoshi Bomb}}.

*{{nerf|[[Super Dragon]] deals less damage overall. Its duration has also been noticeably decreased.}}

*{{buff|Super Dragon's Fireball deals 1% more damage (17% → 18%) and passes through multiple opponents.}}

Game updates have brought Yoshi a few slight buffs and nerfs. These include an increased to the start-up lag of Egg Lay in update [[1.0.4]] and his forward smash's range being decreased in update [[1.0.6]]. However, he has also obtained a few buffs that help compensate. Yoshi also benefits from the changes to shield mechanics brought about by updates 1.1.0 and 1.1.1, which allow his down aerial and Yoshi Bomb to wear down shields much better.

*{{bugfix|Fixed a glitch that allowed Yoshi to perform a much higher High Jump immediately after using [[Yoshi Bomb]].}}

*{{bugfix|Fixed a glitch that allowed Yoshi to teleport back to an edge after using his up special.}}

*{{bugfix|Fixed a glitch that allowed Yoshi to make characters grow to gigantic sizes in [[Multi-Man mode]] after repeatedly using [[Egg Lay]].}}

*{{buff|In certain situations, Yoshi has gained 5 frames of partial intangibility.}}

*{{buff|Back aerial's SDI multipliers decreased|1x|0.5x and its angle altered|365°|366°. This makes its hits connect together better.}}

*{{nerf|Back aerial stops autocanceling earlier|frame 11|6.}}

*{{bugfix|Fixed a glitch that allowed Yoshi to grab an edge as long as he used Yoshi Bomb while being very close to it and the control stick was tilted upward or toward the stage.}}

|neutraldesc=A stretch kick followed by a roundhouse kick. The first hit can act as a set-up into a KOing option, such as a down smash, while the second hit can act as a set-up into a dash attack or a dash grab at low percentages.

|ftiltdesc=Spins around and swipes opponents with his tail. It is very quick and can be angled, but lacks range, making it an ideal out of shield option.

|utiltdesc=Crouches down and flicks his tail upward. A good combo starter, such as into a short hopped up aerial.

|dtiltdesc=Crouches and sweeps his tail forward. It is a [[semi-spike]], but deals low knockback, making it useful for interrupting an opponent attempting to grab the edge.

|dashdesc=A running side kick. It has a long-lasting hitbox, which makes it capable for punishing and hitting rolls or techs.

|fsmashdmg={{ChargedSmashDmgSSB4|13}} (tip), {{ChargedSmashDmgSSB4|15.5}} (nose), {{ChargedSmashDmgSSB4|14}} (body)

|fsmashdesc=A headbutt. It deals strong knockback and can be angled, but has quite a bit of ending lag.

|usmashdesc=A backflip kick, similar to {{SSB4|Fox}}'s up smash. It deals strong knockback and can hit opponents behind him, such as immediately after using [[Egg Lay]], but has quite a bit of ending lag.

|dsmashdesc=Quickly swipes his tail forward and then then backward. It is a semi-spike like his down tilt, but has much stronger knockback, which makes it capable of KOing and useful for setting up an edgeguard. It is also useful for countering rolls.

|nairdesc=A flying kick. It is a standard [[sex kick]], the size of Yoshi's foot is larger during the attack to indicate an extended [[reach]]. Useful for spacing, particularly as an out of shield option, and is a decent off-stage edgeguarding option.

|fairname= 

|fairdmg=15% (body), 14% (head)

|fairdesc=Rears his head back and performs a downward headbutt. It can [[meteor smash]] if spaced properly, but also deals respectable knockback otherwise. It has a slightly tweaked animation in that Yoshi now bends his head to the side while performing the attack. Capable of [[autocancel]]ing from a short hop.

|bairdesc=Rapidly wags his tail to repeatedly swat the opponent. Its first two hits launch at the [[autolink angle|auto-link angle]] and its third hit deals high base knockback, making it a great edgeguarding option.

|uairdesc=Somersaults and flicks his tail upward. One of Yoshi's most useful moves overall due to its speed and disjointed hitbox. It can combo or juggle at low to medium percentages and KO super heavyweights like {{SSB4|Bowser}} around 130% when near the upper blast line.

|dairname= 

|dairdmg=3% (hits 1-6 center), 2% (hits 1-6 sides), 2.2% (hits 7-13 center), 1.5% (hits 7-13 sides), 1% (hit 14), 1% (landing)

|dairdesc=A {{s|mariowiki|Flutter Jump}}-style series of kicks. The last kick is able to hit opponents horizontally, improving its range against on grounded opponents. The most damaging aerial in the game and a very useful tool for pressuring shields.

|grabdesc=Uses his tongue to grab an opponent and pull them into his mouth. His dash grab cause him to trip if he does not grab the opponent. Despite its appearance, Yoshi's tongue is not a [[tether recovery|tether]], though its range and lag are between tethers and normal grabs.

|pummeldesc=Chews on the opponent.

|fthrowdesc=Spits the opponent forward. It has very minimal set-up potential, as its only follow-up is a forward aerial when throwing the opponent off-stage, although this is largely situational.

|dthrowdesc=Spits the opponent into the ground. It has very minimal set-up potential, as its only follow-up is an up aerial, although this requires a proper read.

|floorfdesc=Spins around and swipes his tail around himself.

|floorbdesc=

|floortdesc=

|edgedesc=Swipes his tail inward while climbing up.

|nsdefdesc=Swallows the opponent and encases them into an egg. When encased in an egg, the opponent receives less damage and can button mash in order to break free, but they are completely immobile and vulnerable to Yoshi's attacks while trapped. They also stay trapped longer the more damaged they are.

|nsc1desc=Pokes the opponent with his tongue, making it comparable to how Egg Lay functioned in ''Brawl''{{'}}s [[Adventure Mode: The Subspace Emissary]]. Deals more damage and decent knockback, enabling it to KO under 150%.

|nsc2desc=Deals more damage and the egg laid is fired backward, which gives it spacing potential. However, the egg is much easier to break out of.

|ssdefdmg=4%+speed

|ssdefdesc=Seals himself inside an egg and rolls around, barreling through opponents to attack. While he can jump, the move only does damage while on the ground.

|ssc1dmg=4%+speed

|ssc1desc=The roll is significantly slower, but also significantly stronger and grants [[super armor]].

|ssc2dmg=4%+speed

|ssc2desc=The roll is considerably stronger and faster, but bounces once and breaks on the second bounce.

|usdefdesc=Throws an egg in a controllable, parabolic arc. When used in midair, it gives Yoshi a small boost upward, which gets weaker and weaker with each consecutive use. A very versatile projectile.

|usc1desc=The jump is considerably higher, but no eggs are thrown.

|usc2desc=Eggs are stronger when they explode, but travel harmlessly through enemies instead of exploding on contact. It also grants no vertical boost when performed in midair, making it comparable to how Egg Throw functioned in ''[[Super Smash Bros.]]'' and ''[[Melee]]''.

|dsdefdmg=4% (hop), 15% (grounded drop), 12% (aerial drop), 4% (stars)

|dsdefdesc=A {{s|mariowiki|Ground Pound}}, which produces damaging stars in front and behind him when he lands. Deals bonus damage to shields and is almost able to destroy a full shield when all parts of the grounded version connect.

|dsc1dmg=3% (hop), 4% (drop), 8%/6%/4% (stars)

|dsc1desc=The Ground Pound deals less damage and knockback, but the stars it produces are larger and deal more damage.

|dsc2dmg=5% (hop), 18% (drop)

|dsc2desc=The Ground Pound deals more damage and knockback, but it is slower and produces no stars.

|fsdmg=3% (contact), 6%/4%/3% (fire breath), 18%/14%/12% (fireball)

|fsdesc=Sprouts a pair of angelic wings and gains the ability to breathe fire. While transformed, Yoshi can shoot large fireballs with the attack button, and can breathe a continuous stream of flames by staying idle. Lastly, Yoshi can make use of his newfound power of flight and invincibility to charge into rivals, but taking damage reduces the amount of time he stays transformed, as with most other transformation-based [[Final Smash]]es.

|desc=Bursts out of a {{s|supermariowiki|Yoshi Egg}}.

|desc-up=Dances around in a circle and says "Yoshi!" upon finishing.

|desc-down=Looks towards the screen and jumps excitedly up and down with his arms flailing, saying "Yoshi! Yoshi!" This taunt originates from ''[[Super Smash Bros.]]''}}

|desc-1=Does a short dance.

{{Crowd

|char=Yoshi

|game=SSB4

|desc-us=Yo-shi!

|desc-jp=Yo-shi! *claps 3 times*

|pitch-us=Group chant

|pitch-jp=Female}}

|victory-desc=A flourished remix directly from ''Brawl'' based on the beginning of the title theme in ''{{s|mariowiki|Yoshi's Story}}''.

|desc-1=Punches the air, then strikes a pose with his arms outstretched. This is his "character chosen" animation from ''Super Smash Bros.''

|desc-2=Looks up at the sky with his hands together, spins once, and strikes the {{s|wikipedia|V sign}}.

|desc-3=Angrily performs two alternating punches and then turns his back to the screen, facing right. This is likely a humorous reference to [[wikipedia:Akuma (Street Fighter)|Akuma]]'s Raging Demon ({{ja|瞬獄殺|Shun Goku Satsu}}, ''Blinking Prison Killer'') from ''[[Street Fighter (universe)|Street Fighter]]'', which has an identical ending pose (or perhaps one of his normal victory poses).

 

 

 

==In competitive play==

===Notable players===

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:'''Yoshi'''

::{{flag|ntsc}} ''As dependable a partner as one could hope for, Yoshi often aids Mario in his adventures. Yoshi can swallow just about anything and make an egg of it instantly. He's got some serious airborne power, making launching opponents skyward and then following up with more attacks a wise choice.''

::{{flag|pal}} ''They say man's best friends is a dog, but Mario's may well be Yoshi. He lives on Yoshi's Island, and can swallow up just about anything, then lay it as an egg. In this game, jumping is his forte - he can leap really high, then quickly land again, making chasing after launched opponents and getting in sneaky follow-up strikes easy.''

{{Trophy games|console1=SNES|game1=Super Mario World (08/1991)|console2=SNES|game2=Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island (10/1995)}}

:'''Yoshi (Alt.)'''

::{{flag|ntsc}} ''Yoshi's up special move Egg Throw is a projectile attack that travels farther the longer the button is held. Yoshi will also rise a bit if this move is used in midair. The side special Egg Roll turns Yoshi into a rolling, damaging egg. Yoshi won't roll off an edge if no directions are pressed.''

::{{flag|pal}} ''When you use the Egg Throw up special, how far Yoshi throws the egg depends on how long you hold the button. In mid-air, the move also makes him rise a bit. Egg Roll, a side special, sends him rolling inside an egg. If you don't control him while he's rolling, he'll stop just before he rolls off the edge of a platform.''

{{Trophy games|console1=SNES|game1=Super Mario World (08/1991)|console2=SNES|game2=Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island (10/1995)}}

:'''Super Dragon'''

::{{flag|ntsc}} ''Wings sprout from Yoshi's back and he transforms into a super-cool dragon! While transformed, Yoshi is invincible and will constantly breathe fire. He can also ram into foes and shoot fireballs at them. The fireballs are great for launching foes and most powerful when used at close range.''

 

::{{flag|pal}} ''A pair of wings appear on Yoshi's back, turning him into an angelic dragon. While the Final Smash is active, he can fly freely through the air, and is invincible to boot. He constantly breathes fire, can ram into opponents, and can also shoot fireballs that deal a lot of damage and have great launching power, especially at close range.''

YoshiTrophy3DS.png|Classic (3DS)

YoshiTrophyWiiU.png|Classic (Wii U)

YoshiAltTrophyWiiU.png|Alt. (Wii U)

SuperDragonTrophyWiiU.png|[[Super Dragon]]

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

===Solo Events===

* '''[[All-Star Battle: Regulars]]''': Yoshi is one of the opponents fought in this event. All of the opponents are the eight starter characters of the [[List of Super Smash Bros. series characters#"Perfect-attendance crew"|"perfect-attendance crew"]] from ''[[Super Smash Bros.]]''

* '''[[King of the Yoshis]]''': Yoshi must defeat seven other Yoshis in a one stock battle.

===Co-op Events===

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

* '''[[Robots vs. Dragons]]''': {{SSB4|R.O.B.}} {{SSB4|Mega Man}} must defeat a giant Yoshi, a giant {{SSB4|Charizard}} and [[Ridley]] in a [[Stamina Mode|Stamina Battle]].

* '''[[Scheming Sorcerer]]''': Yoshi and {{SSB4|Toon Link}} must defeat a male and a female {{SSB4|Robin}}, followed by a metal male Robin and a giant metal female Robin.

==[[Alternate costume (SSB4)#Yoshi|Alternate costumes]]==

*The eggs Yoshi creates now match the respective alternate costume.

SSB4 - Yoshi Screen-2.jpg|Using forward tilt against {{SSB4|Zelda}}'s [[Phantom Slash]].

SSB4 - Yoshi Screen-4.jpg|Using [[Egg Lay]].

SSB4 - Yoshi Screen-5.jpg|One of Yoshi's poses.

SSB4 - Yoshi Screen-7.jpg|Using Egg Lay.

Food U.jpg|Down taunt with {{SSB4|Kirby}}.

SSB4 - Yoshi Screen-9.jpg|Posing with [[Rosalina (SSB4)|Luma]].

SSB4 - Yoshi Screen-10.jpg|Jumping away from a shark alongside Pikachu and Diddy Kong.

*Yoshi is the only member of [[List of Super Smash Bros. series characters#"Perfect-attendance crew"|"The Original 8"]] to not be revealed at E3 2013 and the last one to be revealed overall.

*Yoshi is the only member of "The Original 8" and one of the only three members of "The Original 12" to be absent from non-DLC posters containing newcomers, the other two being {{SSB4|Ness}} and {{SSB4|Jigglypuff}}.

*Even though Yoshi does not vocalize the [[Yoshi Bomb]] anymore, he still has the sound effect for it in the Sound Test.

*This is the first game where Yoshi receives new alternate costumes under normal circumstances.

*Yoshi, {{SSB4|Captain Falcon}}, and {{SSB4|Jigglypuff}} are the only characters to use voice clips from all four ''Super Smash Bros.'' installments.

*Yoshi is the only returning character who can no longer enter [[helpless]]ness through any of his special moves in the transition to ''SSB4''.

 

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