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'''Pac-Man's Final Smash''' ({{ja|スーパーパックマン}}, '''Super Pac-Man''') does not currently have a confirmed English name. In this Final Smash, Pac-Man simultaneously eats a Power Pellet and a Super Pellet <ref> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JzzKdYSdQmA </ref> to transform into his classic two-dimensional form and grow larger. He can move anywhere in the air, but only in 90-degree angles, similar to in his home series. While in this form, when Pac-Man wanders off screen, he is instantly warped to the other side of the stage <ref> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C31wO-fT0RE </ref> Any opponent he catches is eaten and becomes a pair of floating eyes as they get knocked back. When an opponent is consumed, a point value appears as if the opponent was a ghost in his home game; however, the point value appears to be aesthetic. The value starts at 200, then doubles after each hit, though the number will not exceed 7650. After the initial knockback, the opponent will turn back into their character until Pac-Man eats them again.
 
'''Super Pac-Man''' ({{ja|スーパーパックマン|Sūpā Pakkuman}}, ''Super Pac-Man''), stylized as '''Super PAC-MAN''' or '''SUPER PAC-MAN''' in the [[NTSC]] release of ''[[Super Smash Bros. 4]]'', is [[Pac-Man]]'s [[Final Smash]].  It utilizes his wedge form.
 
==Overview==
In this Final Smash, Pac-Man simultaneously eats a Power Pellet and a Super Pellet, which causes him to transform into his classic two-dimensional form and grow in size in the same manner as ''{{s|wikipedia|Super Pac-Man}}''. While the Final Smash is active, the sound when Pac-Man consumes a Power Pellet plays on a loop.
 
In ''Super Smash Bros. 4'', Super Pac-Man can move anywhere in the air, but only in 90-degree angles and wraps around to the other side of the stage if he goes off the edge of the screen<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C31wO-fT0RE</ref>, both similar to mechanics in his home series. However, if he tries to go off the top of a stage when the bottom extends past the blast line at that point, he will get stuck at the [[blast line]]. If Super Pac-Man runs into a wall, he will stop chomping until moved in a direction without a wall, and touching him will not deal any damage.
 
Each opponent "eaten" gets dealt 15% and moderate knockback, and they become a pair of floating "ghost" eyes as they get knocked back. Once the opponent is out of [[hitstun]], they turn back into their normal self until Super Pac-Man eats them again. Super Pac-Man's chomps don't KO onstage opponents until 140% but, because Super Pac-Man is not subject to gravity, very little can stop him from chasing chomped opponents offstage past the blast line.
 
The Final Smash returns in ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate'' with a significant overhaul: Pac-Man automatically moves forward and loops around the screen. Super Pac-Man deals 20% instead of 14% and has higher knockback growth, but lower base knockback. Each loop causes Pac-Man to speed up, with the final dash slowing down significantly, creates afterimages behind him, and deals more damage (28%) though with slightly less knockback. The player can tilt the control stick in any direction and Pac-Man will gradually adjust his trajectory to that direction. Pac-Man can also eat items while in this form.
 
When an opponent is consumed, a point value appears, like when Pac-Man eats ghosts in his home series. Consuming the first opponent gives 200 points, then 400, then 800, then 1600, then 3200, then all subsequent eaten opponents yield 7650. The point value is completely aesthetic, showing nothing more than how many opponents Pac-Man has eaten; however, achieving 7650 points is required to complete the [[Event match|event]] "[[The Big 7650!]]" in ''SSB4'' and a challenge in ''Ultimate''.
 
==Instructional quotes==
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|ssbudesc=PAC-MAN grows giant and moves across the screen at high speed. You can adjust the direction a bit with each crossing. The landscape doesn't affect this giant PAC-MAN, and foes he chomps are launched.
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==Trophy==
{{Trophy
|name-ntsc=SUPER PAC-MAN
|name-pal=Super PAC-MAN
|image=SuperPacManTrophyWiiU.png
|desc-ntsc=PAC-MAN's Final Smash turns him into this huge form that appeared in SUPER PAC-MAN. In this form, PAC-MAN eats his foes to deal damage to them and reduce them to just a pair of eyes. He can move freely in all four directions, loop around the screen, and... obtain a score of up to 7,650 points!
|desc-pal=PAC-MAN's Final Smash turns him into this huge form that first appeared in the arcade game also called Super PAC-MAN. In this form, PAC-MAN can eat his foes to deal damage to them and reduce them to just a pair of eyes. He can move freely in all four directions, loop around the screen, and...obtain a score of up to 7,650 points!
|game=ssb4-wiiu
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==Events==
Pac-Man is given infinite uses of Super Pac-Man in "[[The Big 7650!]]", in which he must eat the {{SSB4|Olimar}}s until he scores "7650". Although he is given infinite uses, the 15 second time limit only allows one usage for successful completion.


==Origin==
==Origin==
Pac-Man has been seen growing a large size in a short {{s|wikipedia|cutscene}} in the original ''Pac-Man'', where he was chased by a ghost when normal sized, then chases that ghost when giant sized. He wasn't seen in this size during normal gameplay until ''{{s|wikipedia|Super Pac-Man}}'', where special green pellets, known as Super Pellets, allowed him to temporarily increase in size, move faster, and break through doors.
[[File:Pacman Arcade Cutscene.png|thumb|left|Cutscene from ''Pac-Man''.]]
[[File:Super Pac-Man.png|thumb|Arcade screenshot of ''Super Pac-Man''.]]
Pac-Man has been seen growing a large size in a short {{s|wikipedia|cutscene}} in the original ''Pac-Man'', where he was chased by Blinky when normal sized, then chases the ghost when giant sized; this was referenced in Pac-Man's reveal trailer.<ref>http://youtu.be/dVz-2VuAYlY?t=1m10s</ref> He was not seen in this size during normal gameplay until ''{{s|wikipedia|Super Pac-Man}}'', where special green pellets, known as Super Pellets, allowed him to temporarily increase in size, move faster, and break through doors.


The floating eyes that appear are reminiscent to those from the original ''Pac-Man''. It was a form the ghosts take after Pac-Man consumes them when they are vulnerable. The consumed ghosts must return to their lair in order to restore themselves back to normal. The point value that appears when Pac-Man eats a ghost is added to the total score of a play through. These points rack up every time Pac-Man eats a ghost in the period of time he is invincible.
[[wikipedia:Wraparound (video games)|Wrapping around]] the screen is a common feature of ''Pac-Man'' games, although usually there are specific points at which this is done, rather than applying for all sides of the screen.
 
The floating eyes that appear are reminiscent of those from the original ''Pac-Man''. It was a form the [[ghosts]] take after Pac-Man consumes them when they are vulnerable. The consumed ghosts must return to their lair in order to restore themselves back to normal. The point value that appears when Pac-Man eats a ghost is added to the total score of a playthrough. These points multiply every time Pac-Man eats a ghost in the period of time he is invincible.
 
Skipping from 3200 to 7650 points is a common trait in the ''Pac-Man'' games, starting in ''Pac-Land''. 765 is {{s|wikipedia|Japanese wordplay}} on "Namco", as it can be pronounced as "na-mu-ko".<ref>[http://protipoftheday.com/node/457.html Pro tip: Why some things are worth 7650 points in Pac-Man games]</ref>
 
The aesthetic of the attack in ''Ultimate'' is made to resemble the ''{{s|wikipedia|Pac-Man Championship Edition}}'' series, particularly ''{{s|wikipedia|Pac-Man Championship Edition 2}}''; the pulsating lights in the background and the rising intensity of the "siren" are both inspired by said game. Additionally, consecutively eating enemies causes the sound effect to gradually increase in pitch, another detail taken from the ''Championship Edition'' series.
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==Gallery==
==Gallery==
<gallery>
<gallery>
Super pacman.PNG|Pac-Man about to use a Power Pellet and Super Pellet in ''SSB4''.
SuperPacmanStartup.jpg|Pac-Man about to use a Power Pellet and a Super Pellet in ''SSB4''.
Pacman Arcade Cutscene.png|Cutscene from ''Pac-Man''.
Pac-Man Image 8.jpg|Pac-Man using his Final Smash against Pit
PAC-MAN SSBU Skill Preview Final Smash.png|Super Pac-Man as shown by the [[Move List]] in ''Ultimate''.
</gallery>
</gallery>
==Names in other languages==
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|ja={{ja|スーパーパックマン|Sūpā Pakkuman}}, ''Super Pac-Man''
|en=Super PAC-MAN
|fr=Super PAC-MAN
|es=Super PAC-MAN
|de=Super PAC-MAN
|it=Super PAC-MAN
|nl=Super PAC-MAN
|ru={{rollover|Супер-ПЭКМЕН|Super-PEKMEN|?}}
|ko={{rollover|슈퍼 팩맨|Syupeo Paengmaen|?}}, ''Super Pac-Man''
|zh_cn={{rollover|超级吃豆人|Chāojí Chīdòurén|?}}
|zh_tw={{rollover|超級吃豆人|Chāojí Chīdòurén|?}}
}}
==Trivia==
*Despite consuming a Power Pellet, Super Pac-Man does not allow Pac-Man to eat the [[ghosts]] on [[Pac-Maze]] or those summoned from an [[Assist Trophy]], as the Power Pellet in this move is purely aesthetic.
*In this Final Smash's trophy, Luigi's cap can be seen while Luigi himself is a pair of eyes, despite not happening in gameplay.
*An error in ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate'' causes one of Pac-Man's victory animations to be slightly altered when the Final Smash is used: the error in particular turns the Super Pac-Man form of Pac-Man invisible, leading to Pac-Man spontaneously appearing rather than transforming back into his normal self.
*In ''Ultimate'', the damage increase caused by the use of [[spirit]]s is treated as a base damage increase by the knockback formula. Because of this, Super Pac-Man's knockback is considerably more affected by boosts from Spirits than other Final Smashes are.
*Oddly enough, the initial animation of this Final Smash in ''Ultimate'' doesn't have Pac-Man holding any Power Pellet or Super Pellet anymore, as opposed to how it was in ''Smash 4'', although he still has the animation of him eating them from the latter, appearing as he's only eating air in ''Ultimate'' before transforming into Super Pac-Man.
==References==
==References==
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Latest revision as of 11:37, December 10, 2022

Super Pac-Man
Pac-Man Final Smash SSBU.gif
Super Pac-Man in Ultimate.
User Pac-Man
Universe Pac-Man
Article on Wikipedia Super Pac-Man

Super Pac-Man (スーパーパックマン, Super Pac-Man), stylized as Super PAC-MAN or SUPER PAC-MAN in the NTSC release of Super Smash Bros. 4, is Pac-Man's Final Smash. It utilizes his wedge form.

Overview[edit]

In this Final Smash, Pac-Man simultaneously eats a Power Pellet and a Super Pellet, which causes him to transform into his classic two-dimensional form and grow in size in the same manner as Super Pac-Man. While the Final Smash is active, the sound when Pac-Man consumes a Power Pellet plays on a loop.

In Super Smash Bros. 4, Super Pac-Man can move anywhere in the air, but only in 90-degree angles and wraps around to the other side of the stage if he goes off the edge of the screen[1], both similar to mechanics in his home series. However, if he tries to go off the top of a stage when the bottom extends past the blast line at that point, he will get stuck at the blast line. If Super Pac-Man runs into a wall, he will stop chomping until moved in a direction without a wall, and touching him will not deal any damage.

Each opponent "eaten" gets dealt 15% and moderate knockback, and they become a pair of floating "ghost" eyes as they get knocked back. Once the opponent is out of hitstun, they turn back into their normal self until Super Pac-Man eats them again. Super Pac-Man's chomps don't KO onstage opponents until 140% but, because Super Pac-Man is not subject to gravity, very little can stop him from chasing chomped opponents offstage past the blast line.

The Final Smash returns in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate with a significant overhaul: Pac-Man automatically moves forward and loops around the screen. Super Pac-Man deals 20% instead of 14% and has higher knockback growth, but lower base knockback. Each loop causes Pac-Man to speed up, with the final dash slowing down significantly, creates afterimages behind him, and deals more damage (28%) though with slightly less knockback. The player can tilt the control stick in any direction and Pac-Man will gradually adjust his trajectory to that direction. Pac-Man can also eat items while in this form.

When an opponent is consumed, a point value appears, like when Pac-Man eats ghosts in his home series. Consuming the first opponent gives 200 points, then 400, then 800, then 1600, then 3200, then all subsequent eaten opponents yield 7650. The point value is completely aesthetic, showing nothing more than how many opponents Pac-Man has eaten; however, achieving 7650 points is required to complete the event "The Big 7650!" in SSB4 and a challenge in Ultimate.

Instructional quotes[edit]

Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS case foldout Pac-Man (SSB4) Use Circle Pad to move and eat opponents, launching them.
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Move List Pac-Man (SSBU) PAC-MAN grows giant and moves across the screen at high speed. You can adjust the direction a bit with each crossing. The landscape doesn't affect this giant PAC-MAN, and foes he chomps are launched.

Trophy[edit]

Super Pac-Man's trophy in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U
NtscSUPER PAC-MAN
PalSuper PAC-MAN
NTSC PAC-MAN's Final Smash turns him into this huge form that appeared in SUPER PAC-MAN. In this form, PAC-MAN eats his foes to deal damage to them and reduce them to just a pair of eyes. He can move freely in all four directions, loop around the screen, and... obtain a score of up to 7,650 points!
PAL PAC-MAN's Final Smash turns him into this huge form that first appeared in the arcade game also called Super PAC-MAN. In this form, PAC-MAN can eat his foes to deal damage to them and reduce them to just a pair of eyes. He can move freely in all four directions, loop around the screen, and...obtain a score of up to 7,650 points!

Events[edit]

Pac-Man is given infinite uses of Super Pac-Man in "The Big 7650!", in which he must eat the Olimars until he scores "7650". Although he is given infinite uses, the 15 second time limit only allows one usage for successful completion.

Origin[edit]

Cutscene from Pac-Man.
Arcade screenshot of Super Pac-Man.

Pac-Man has been seen growing a large size in a short cutscene in the original Pac-Man, where he was chased by Blinky when normal sized, then chases the ghost when giant sized; this was referenced in Pac-Man's reveal trailer.[2] He was not seen in this size during normal gameplay until Super Pac-Man, where special green pellets, known as Super Pellets, allowed him to temporarily increase in size, move faster, and break through doors.

Wrapping around the screen is a common feature of Pac-Man games, although usually there are specific points at which this is done, rather than applying for all sides of the screen.

The floating eyes that appear are reminiscent of those from the original Pac-Man. It was a form the ghosts take after Pac-Man consumes them when they are vulnerable. The consumed ghosts must return to their lair in order to restore themselves back to normal. The point value that appears when Pac-Man eats a ghost is added to the total score of a playthrough. These points multiply every time Pac-Man eats a ghost in the period of time he is invincible.

Skipping from 3200 to 7650 points is a common trait in the Pac-Man games, starting in Pac-Land. 765 is Japanese wordplay on "Namco", as it can be pronounced as "na-mu-ko".[3]

The aesthetic of the attack in Ultimate is made to resemble the Pac-Man Championship Edition series, particularly Pac-Man Championship Edition 2; the pulsating lights in the background and the rising intensity of the "siren" are both inspired by said game. Additionally, consecutively eating enemies causes the sound effect to gradually increase in pitch, another detail taken from the Championship Edition series.

Gallery[edit]

  • Pac-Man about to use a Power Pellet and a Super Pellet in SSB4.

    Pac-Man about to use a Power Pellet and a Super Pellet in SSB4.

  • Pac-Man using his Final Smash against Pit

    Pac-Man using his Final Smash against Pit

  • Super Pac-Man as shown by the Move List in Ultimate.

    Super Pac-Man as shown by the Move List in Ultimate.

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name
Japan Japanese スーパーパックマン, Super Pac-Man
UK English Super PAC-MAN
France French Super PAC-MAN
Germany German Super PAC-MAN
Spain Spanish Super PAC-MAN
Italy Italian Super PAC-MAN
China Chinese (Simplified) 超级吃豆人
Taiwan Chinese (Traditional) 超級吃豆人
South Korea Korean 슈퍼 팩맨, Super Pac-Man
Netherlands Dutch Super PAC-MAN
Russia Russian Супер-ПЭКМЕН

Trivia[edit]

  • Despite consuming a Power Pellet, Super Pac-Man does not allow Pac-Man to eat the ghosts on Pac-Maze or those summoned from an Assist Trophy, as the Power Pellet in this move is purely aesthetic.
  • In this Final Smash's trophy, Luigi's cap can be seen while Luigi himself is a pair of eyes, despite not happening in gameplay.
  • An error in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate causes one of Pac-Man's victory animations to be slightly altered when the Final Smash is used: the error in particular turns the Super Pac-Man form of Pac-Man invisible, leading to Pac-Man spontaneously appearing rather than transforming back into his normal self.
  • In Ultimate, the damage increase caused by the use of spirits is treated as a base damage increase by the knockback formula. Because of this, Super Pac-Man's knockback is considerably more affected by boosts from Spirits than other Final Smashes are.
  • Oddly enough, the initial animation of this Final Smash in Ultimate doesn't have Pac-Man holding any Power Pellet or Super Pellet anymore, as opposed to how it was in Smash 4, although he still has the animation of him eating them from the latter, appearing as he's only eating air in Ultimate before transforming into Super Pac-Man.

References[edit]

  1. ^ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C31wO-fT0RE
  2. ^ http://youtu.be/dVz-2VuAYlY?t=1m10s
  3. ^ Pro tip: Why some things are worth 7650 points in Pac-Man games
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