Little Mac (SSB4)

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Little Mac in Super Smash Bros. 4
Universe	Punch-Out!!
Final Smash	Giga Mac

“	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 Nintendo Direct. He has a special mechanic known as the Power Meter, which reaches different levels of charge. When it has fully charged, his standard special move changes into a one-hit KO 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.
• 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.
  • It is unknown if this move is his standard special move, but it is known that his standard special move becomes a one-hit KO uppercut when his Power Meter is fully charged.
• 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 a low vertical 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

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  Artwork of Little Mac used on the website.

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  The pic of the day shown during Little Mac's reveal

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Trivia

• Little Mac is the only Smash Bros. character to go from an Assist Trophy to a full playable character.
• Little Mac's official Smash Bros. artwork could be a reference to Punch-Out Wii, where Donkey Kong appears as a hidden fighter.