List of Copy Abilities: Difference between revisions
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In every ''Super Smash Bros.'' game so far, Kirby has had the ability to copy any other characters' [[neutral special move]]s with his neutral special attack, {{b|Inhale|Kirby}}. If another Kirby is swallowed, only damage is dealt, but Kirby can steal a | In every ''Super Smash Bros.'' game so far, Kirby has had the ability to copy any other characters' [[neutral special move]]s with his neutral special attack, {{b|Inhale|Kirby}}. If another Kirby is swallowed, only damage is dealt, but Kirby can steal a Copy Ability off the enemy Kirby, if they had one. When Kirby copies one of his opponents, he will also bear a resemblance of that character in the form of a hat of some kind, which usually show a prominent part of the character copied, and often times mimics their voices/sounds. When performing copied attacks, Kirby will also use the same weapons and poses as their owners. | ||
Kirby can choose to discard the ability at any time by using his [[taunt]], though he may also lose it when taking [[damage]]. | Kirby can choose to discard the ability at any time by using his [[taunt]], though he may also lose it when taking [[damage]]. | ||
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|[[Captain Falcon]]||[[File:Kirby cfalcon ssb.jpg|150px]]||[[File:Kirbyfalcon.png|140px]]||[[Falcon Punch]]||Amusingly imitates the famous "Falcon Punch!" shout | |[[Captain Falcon]]||[[File:Kirby cfalcon ssb.jpg|150px]]||[[File:Kirbyfalcon.png|140px]]||[[Falcon Punch]]||Amusingly imitates the famous "Falcon Punch!" shout. Allows Kirby to use Falcon Punch as a horizontal recovery move in the original game. | ||
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|[[Donkey Kong]]||[[File:Super Smash Bros. (U) snap0085.jpg|150px]]||[[File:Kirbydk.png|140px]]||[[Giant Punch]]|| Allows Kirby to turn in the air easier because of charge cancels in the original game. Also sends Kirby into freefall in ''Melee''. | |[[Donkey Kong]]||[[File:Super Smash Bros. (U) snap0085.jpg|150px]]||[[File:Kirbydk.png|140px]]||[[Giant Punch]]|| Allows Kirby to turn in the air easier because of charge cancels in the original game. Also sends Kirby into freefall in ''Melee''. | ||
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|rowspan="2"|[[Jigglypuff]]||rowspan="2"|[[File:Kirby jigglypuff ssb.jpg|150px]]||rowspan="2"|[[File:Kirbyjiiggly.png|140px]]||[[Pound]][[File:SSB64 Icon.png|16px]]||This Kirby hat is whatever colour Kirby is, instead of Jigglypuff pink. This is the only hat in this game to have such a property. It differs from Jigglypuff's Pound in that using this move toward a ledge sends Kirby off of the ledge, being notable for having much higher distance if Kirby leaves the ground at the end of the Pound animation (it is capable of traveling nearly the length of a {{SSB|Dream Land}} soft platform if spaced correctly). | |rowspan="2"|[[Jigglypuff]]||rowspan="2"|[[File:Kirby jigglypuff ssb.jpg|150px]]||rowspan="2"|[[File:Kirbyjiiggly.png|140px]]||[[Pound]][[File:SSB64 Icon.png|16px]]||This Kirby hat is whatever colour Kirby is, instead of Jigglypuff pink. This is the only hat in this game to have such a property. It differs from Jigglypuff's Pound in that using this move toward a ledge sends Kirby off of the ledge, being notable for having much higher distance if Kirby leaves the ground at the end of the Pound animation (it is capable of traveling nearly the length of a {{SSB|Dream Land}} soft platform if spaced correctly). | ||
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|[[Rollout]][[File:SSBM Icon.png|16px]][[File:SSBB Icon.png|16px]][[File:SSB4 Icon.png|16px]]||This Kirby hat is whatever colour Kirby is, instead of Jigglypuff pink. Also, Kirby says "Puu-rin!" | |[[Rollout]][[File:SSBM Icon.png|16px]][[File:SSBB Icon.png|16px]][[File:SSB4 Icon.png|16px]]||This Kirby hat is whatever colour Kirby is, instead of Jigglypuff pink. Also, Kirby says "Puu-rin!" (Jigglypuff's Japanese name being Purin) for the move, regardless of the game's current language settings. | ||
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|rowspan="2"|[[Link]]||rowspan="2"|[[File:Kirby link ssb.jpg|150px]]||rowspan="2"|[[File:Kirbylink.png|140px]]||[[Boomerang]][[File:SSB64 Icon.png|16px]]||Looks similar to Sword Kirby, since the Sword Kirby hat is likely a reference to Link. The attack is similar to Kirby's Cutter ability from his own games. Unlike the original that Link uses, Kirby can throw the boomerang through solid walls if he is touching them, allowing a method of pseudo-[[sharking]] on stages like [[Hyrule Castle]] (especially from the [[Greenhouse]] side) or Dream Land. | |rowspan="2"|[[Link]]||rowspan="2"|[[File:Kirby link ssb.jpg|150px]]||rowspan="2"|[[File:Kirbylink.png|140px]]||[[Boomerang]][[File:SSB64 Icon.png|16px]]||Looks similar to Sword Kirby, since the Sword Kirby hat is likely a reference to Link. The attack is similar to Kirby's Cutter ability from his own games. Unlike the original that Link uses, Kirby can throw the boomerang through solid walls if he is touching them, allowing a method of pseudo-[[sharking]] on stages like [[Hyrule Castle]] (especially from the [[Greenhouse]] side) or Dream Land. | ||
