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==Known moveset==
==Known moveset==
*Most of his moveset involves punches, most commonly jabs and uppercuts. Many of these punches are very fast.
*Most of his moveset involves punches, most commonly jabs and uppercuts. Many of these punches are very fast.
*As mentioned in the introduction, Little Mac has a Power Meter, that gives him access to an extremely powerful uppercut when fully charged. The meter's mechanics beyond this and details are unknown as of now.
*As mentioned in the introduction, Little Mac has a Power Meter, that gives him access to an extremely powerful uppercut, stated to replace his standard special move, when fully charged. The meter's mechanics beyond this and details are unknown as of now.
*One of his special moves is a strong, chargeable punch attack. The move gives Little Mac [[super armor]], and when released, Mac will charge forwards with a blazing punch.
*One of his special moves is a strong, chargeable punch attack. The move gives Little Mac [[super armor]], and when released, Mac will charge forwards with a blazing punch.
*What is presumably his up special move has Little Mac spin repeatedly, similarly to [[Wario]] in the [[Corkscrew]], which concludes with a skyward punch. This propels him upwards, but the move appears to give quite poor horizontal distance in comparison to other recovery moves.
*What is presumably his up special move has Little Mac spin repeatedly, similarly to [[Wario]] in the [[Corkscrew]], which concludes with a skyward punch. This propels him upwards, but the move appears to give quite poor horizontal distance in comparison to other recovery moves.

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Little Mac
in Super Smash Bros. 4
Little Mac
PunchOutSymbol.svg
Universe Punch-Out!!
Final Smash Giga Mac
Little Mac (SSB4)
Little Mac Punches In!
—Introduction Tagline

Little Mac has been confirmed to be a newcomer in Super Smash Bros. 4, revealed in the February 13th, the day Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze released in Japan, during a Nintendo Direct. He has a special mechanic known as the Power Meter, which reaches different levels of charge. When it has fully charged, Little Mac can unleash an extremely powerful uppercut. He is also noted to have a very poor aerial abilities.

Known moveset

  • Most of his moveset involves punches, most commonly jabs and uppercuts. Many of these punches are very fast.
  • As mentioned in the introduction, Little Mac has a Power Meter, that gives him access to an extremely powerful uppercut, stated to replace his standard special move, when fully charged. The meter's mechanics beyond this and details are unknown as of now.
  • One of his special moves is a strong, chargeable punch attack. The move gives Little Mac super armor, and when released, Mac will charge forwards with a blazing punch.
  • What is presumably his up special move has Little Mac spin repeatedly, similarly to Wario in the Corkscrew, which concludes with a skyward punch. This propels him upwards, but the move appears to give quite poor horizontal distance in comparison to other recovery moves.
  • His Final Smash is Giga Mac, which appears to be a transformation-type move akin to Giga Bowser.
  • Little Mac has also been shown using a counterattack. This is presumably a special move.

Gameplay Trailer

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Gallery

Trivia

  • Little Mac's official Smash Bros. artwork is a reference to both the arcade Punch-Out!!, & Punch-Out!! Wii, where Donkey Kong appeared as a hidden fighter. His connection to DK is further referenced, as his reveal coincided with the release of Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze in Japan.
  • The appearance of Samus in Little Mac's introduction trailer is likely a reference too how, on the official website for Brawl, there is an image of her and Little Mac on his Assist Trophy Character profile, with her questioning his ability to fight due to his small size.