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 Duck Hunt return as unlockable characters in ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate''.
-Duck Hunt has been given a mix of buffs and nerfs from the transition to Ultimate. Duck Hunt's notoriously mediocre KO power in SSB4 has been improved in many ways: dash attack, forward- and down tilts all have more knockback, while their infamously unreliable smash attacks now connect more reliably (though the final hit may still fail to connect in some instances) and have more knockback. In addition, Trick Shot, which was already a powerful, versatile projectile, has been improved in many ways: it KOs earlier, travels further, has less endlag and can now be hit in air, increasing it's utility even further. In addition, Wild Gunman also deal more knockback, with orange and sombrero Gunmen being able to KO at realistic percents.
+Duck Hunt has been given a mix of buffs and nerfs from the transition to Ultimate. Duck Hunt's notoriously mediocre KO power in SSB4 has been improved in many ways: dash attack, forward tilt, and down tilt all have more knockback, while their infamously unreliable smash attacks now connect more reliably (though the final hit may still fail to connect in some instances) and have more knockback. In addition, Trick Shot, which was already a powerful, versatile projectile, has been improved in many ways: it KOs earlier, travels further, has less endlag and can now be hit in the air, increasing its utility even further. In addition, every Wild Gunman also deals more knockback, with orange and sombrero Gunmen being able to KO at realistic percents.
 However, the changes have resulted in very low tournament representation in early metagame of Ultimate, especially outside of Japan, with even some notable Duck Hunt players in SSB4 having completely dropped the character. Due to Duck Hunt's lack of representation in tournaments, their true viability remains to be seen.