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:''For fighter info, see [[Duck Hunt (SSB4)]]. For information on the Duck Hunt universe, see [[Duck Hunt (universe)]].
:''For fighter info, see [[Duck Hunt (SSB4)]]. For information on the Duck Hunt universe, see [[Duck Hunt (universe)]].
'''Duck Hunt''' (known in Europe as '''Duck Hunt Duo''') is a name used for the playable group of the dog, a duck, and the gunman from the NES light-gun title, ''Duck Hunt''. The gunman is off-screen at all times, just like in his origin game, and is involved in all of Duck Hunt's [[smash attack]]s, as well as Duck Hunt's neutral and side special moves.
'''Duck Hunt''' (known in Europe as '''Duck Hunt Duo''') is a name used for the playable group of the dog, a duck, and the hunter from the NES light-gun title, ''Duck Hunt''. The hunter is off-screen at all times, just like in his origin game, and is involved in all of Duck Hunt's [[smash attack]]s, as well as Duck Hunt's neutral and side special moves.


==Character Description==
==Origin==
In ''Duck Hunt'', the player owns a non-playable hunting dog, who will pick up any ducks that are shot down with the NES Zapper. At the beginning of each round in either Game A or B, the dog jumps into a grassy patch, waiting for ducks to be shot down. If the player fails to shoot down any ducks, the dog will perform an infamous laugh. It is possible for the player to shoot the dog in the arcade version of ''Duck Hunt'', ''VS. Duck Hunt.''
The hunter is the playable character in all versions of ''Duck Hunt''. The hunter is never seen, as he is supposed to represent the player.
 
Throughout ''Duck Hunt'', the goal is to shoot all of the ducks with a limited amount of bullets and time. By plugging a controller into the player 2 slot on the NES, a duck can be controlled to a limited extent by a human player.
 
The player also owns a non-playable hunting dog, who will pick up any ducks that are shot down with the NES Zapper. At the beginning of each round in either Game A or B, the dog jumps into a grassy patch, waiting for ducks to be shot down. If the player fails to shoot down any ducks, the dog will laugh, which has become infamously annoying to the standard of a meme. It is possible for the player to shoot the dog in the arcade version of ''Duck Hunt'' and ''VS. Duck Hunt.''


==In ''Super Smash Bros. 4''==
==In ''Super Smash Bros. 4''==

Revision as of 14:23, October 5, 2014

Duck Hunt
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In-game sprite of the dog and a duck as they appear in Duck Hunt.

Universe Duck Hunt
Debut Duck Hunt (1984)
Smash Bros. appearances Melee (Duck only)
Brawl (Duck only)
SSB4
Ultimate
Console/platform of origin Nintendo Entertainment System
Species Dog (dog)

Duck (duck) Presumably human (hunter)

Gender Unknown (duck and hunter)

Presumably male (dog)

Place of origin Unknown
Article on Wikipedia Duck Hunt
For fighter info, see Duck Hunt (SSB4). For information on the Duck Hunt universe, see Duck Hunt (universe).

Duck Hunt (known in Europe as Duck Hunt Duo) is a name used for the playable group of the dog, a duck, and the hunter from the NES light-gun title, Duck Hunt. The hunter is off-screen at all times, just like in his origin game, and is involved in all of Duck Hunt's smash attacks, as well as Duck Hunt's neutral and side special moves.

Origin

The hunter is the playable character in all versions of Duck Hunt. The hunter is never seen, as he is supposed to represent the player.

Throughout Duck Hunt, the goal is to shoot all of the ducks with a limited amount of bullets and time. By plugging a controller into the player 2 slot on the NES, a duck can be controlled to a limited extent by a human player.

The player also owns a non-playable hunting dog, who will pick up any ducks that are shot down with the NES Zapper. At the beginning of each round in either Game A or B, the dog jumps into a grassy patch, waiting for ducks to be shot down. If the player fails to shoot down any ducks, the dog will laugh, which has become infamously annoying to the standard of a meme. It is possible for the player to shoot the dog in the arcade version of Duck Hunt and VS. Duck Hunt.

In Super Smash Bros. 4

File:Duck Hunt SSB4 Render.png
Duck Hunt as they appear in Super Smash Bros. 4
Main article: Duck Hunt (SSB4)

Duck Hunt is an unlockable character in Super Smash Bros. 4. It consists of the dog with a duck on his back who fight together. His special moves include gunmen from the NES title Wild Gunman and cans from Hogan's Alley, both of which were also light gun games contemporary to Duck Hunt. His smash attacks are shots fired from the fourth wall by a "hunter".

Trivia

  • Duck Hunt is the only newcomer in Super Smash Bros. 4 not to appear in any games featured on Nintendo's 7th and 8th generation consoles other than the Smash Bros. series (although the duck cameoed in Wii Play and the pair appeared in a microgame in WarioWare: Smooth Moves).
  • The Dog, Palutena and Wii Fit Trainer are the only playable characters in the Super Smash Bros. series that do not have a playable appearance in any other video game. In previous Smash installments, before the release of Hyrule Warriors, only Ganondorf and Sheik had this trait.
    • The duck and the gunman are the only characters that were the only playable characters from the trio, as the duck was playable in game A of the original Duck Hunt, while the Gunman was playable regardless.
  • Duck Hunt is the oldest NES representive to be in the Smash series being slightly older than Ice Climbers and R.O.B.