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Taunt matches are still a fairly common occurrence, particularly on [[For Fun]]. However, as a result of the taunting limit, they are not nearly as ubiquitous as they were in ''Brawl''. As such, ''SSB4'' taunt matches have not reached the same level of revulsion and infamy as they did in ''Brawl'', especially because they can be largely avoided on [[For Glory]] (although For Glory taunt matches are not unheard of).
Taunt matches are still a fairly common occurrence, particularly on [[For Fun]]. However, as a result of the taunting limit, they are not nearly as ubiquitous as they were in ''Brawl''. As such, ''SSB4'' taunt matches have not reached the same level of revulsion and infamy as they did in ''Brawl'', especially because they can be largely avoided on [[For Glory]] (although For Glory taunt matches are not unheard of).


Characters with repetitive and/or aggravating attack animations and sounds are frequently used, as their attacks can be used as [[Taunt#Custom taunts|pseudo-taunts]] to bypass the taunting limit. {{SSB4|Wario}} is a good example, as most of his moveset (particularly his [[Wario Waft]]) is accompanied by humorous animations and sounds, while his [[Wario Bike]] taunt is unaffected by the limit. As a result, Wario is used more frequently than characters that were popular in ''Brawl'' taunt matches such as {{SSB4|Captain Falcon}}, whose movesets cannot be exploited to the same extent. However, Captain Falcon and similarly memetic characters such as {{SSB4|Ganondorf}}, {{SSB4|Jigglypuff}} and {{SSB4|Shulk}} are still occasionally seen, as players often find unintentional humor in their moves and mannerisms.
Characters with repetitive and/or aggravating attack animations and sounds are frequently used, as their attacks can be used as [[Taunt#Custom taunts|pseudo-taunts]] to bypass the taunting limit. {{SSB4|Wario}} is a good example, as most of his moveset (particularly his [[Wario Waft]]) is accompanied by humorous animations and sounds, while his [[Wario Bike]] taunt is unaffected by the limit. As a result, Wario is used more frequently than characters that were commonly used in ''Brawl'' taunt matches such as {{SSB4|Captain Falcon}}, whose movesets cannot be exploited to the same extent with the taunt limit imposed. However, Captain Falcon and similarly memetic characters such as {{SSB4|Ganondorf}}, {{SSB4|Jigglypuff}} and {{SSB4|Shulk}} are still occasionally seen, as players often find unintentional humor in their moves and mannerisms.


Notably, [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2U-iW7nUV_o&app=desktop a partial taunt match] occurred in high-level play during the [[EVO 2015]] qualifiers, during which {{sm|Manny}} and {{sm|True Blue}} both charged {{SSB4|Sonic}}'s [[Spin Dash]] for over a minute, much to the annoyance of spectators.
Notably, [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2U-iW7nUV_o&app=desktop a partial taunt match] occurred in high-level play during the [[EVO 2015]] qualifiers, during which {{sm|Manny}} and {{sm|True Blue}} both charged {{SSB4|Sonic}}'s [[Spin Dash]] for over a minute, much to the annoyance of spectators.
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