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'''Pac-Man''' ({{ja|パックマン}}, ''Pakkuman'') has been confirmed to be a [[newcomer]] in ''[[Super Smash Bros. 4]]'', revealed on June 10th on Nintendo of America's Twitter account.<ref>[https://twitter.com/NintendoAmerica/status/476547936881369088]</ref> His abilities involve throwing fruits at other fighters and eating power pellets, along with basic punching and kicking abilities for close-range moves.<ref>[https://twitter.com/NintendoAmerica/status/476548659048239104]</ref> He is noted within the trailer for being, along with [[Mr. Game & Watch]], among the oldest characters in the game, first appearing in 1980 (earlier than [[Mario]]'s debut in ''Donkey Kong''). While Pac-Man is introduced in his classic "wedge" shape, within the game he mostly takes his 3D "ball" form that appeared in game cabinet artwork and advertising but first appeared in-game in ''Pac- | '''Pac-Man''' ({{ja|パックマン}}, ''Pakkuman'') has been confirmed to be a [[newcomer]] in ''[[Super Smash Bros. 4]]'', revealed on June 10th on Nintendo of America's Twitter account.<ref>[https://twitter.com/NintendoAmerica/status/476547936881369088]</ref> His abilities involve throwing fruits at other fighters and eating power pellets, along with basic punching and kicking abilities for close-range moves.<ref>[https://twitter.com/NintendoAmerica/status/476548659048239104]</ref> He is noted within the trailer for being, along with [[Mr. Game & Watch]], among the oldest characters in the game, first appearing in 1980 (earlier than [[Mario]]'s debut in ''Donkey Kong''). While Pac-Man is introduced in his classic "wedge" shape, within the game he mostly takes his 3D "ball" form that appeared in game cabinet artwork and advertising but first appeared in-game in the Japanese version of ''Pac-Land''. | ||
==Moves== | ==Moves== |
Revision as of 07:45, June 14, 2014
Pac-Man in Super Smash Bros. 4 | |
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Universe | Pac-Man |
Final Smash | Super Pac-Man |
“ | Pac-Man Hungers for Battle! | ” |
—Introduction Tagline |
Pac-Man (パックマン, Pakkuman) has been confirmed to be a newcomer in Super Smash Bros. 4, revealed on June 10th on Nintendo of America's Twitter account.[1] His abilities involve throwing fruits at other fighters and eating power pellets, along with basic punching and kicking abilities for close-range moves.[2] He is noted within the trailer for being, along with Mr. Game & Watch, among the oldest characters in the game, first appearing in 1980 (earlier than Mario's debut in Donkey Kong). While Pac-Man is introduced in his classic "wedge" shape, within the game he mostly takes his 3D "ball" form that appeared in game cabinet artwork and advertising but first appeared in-game in the Japanese version of Pac-Land.
Moves
- A move where he summons 8-bit fruit and classic Namco items, characters, and enemies.
- A move where he transforms into his ball form and uses a trampoline, possibly an up special.
- The trampoline bounces three times, changing colors from green to yellow, and then to red. This could be a reference from another Namco game, Mappy.
- A move where he turns into his ball form and chomps on a chain of pac-dots. The player appears to be able to control the path of the dots, therefore controlling the direction of the move.
- A moves here he spawns a Fire Hydrant that shoots water. It can also be launched with an attack into players.
- A jab consisting of two punches followed by a kick.
- Turns into his ball form and dashes forward, possibly a dash attack.
- Two moves that spawn 8-bit ghosts.
- A chargeable attack that spawns an 8-bit ghost on top of him, possibly an up smash. [3]
- A move, most likely a directional final smash, where Pac-Man turns into a giant 2-D version of his 8-bit form and goes straight forward.
- He seems to have items from other Namco games such as Galaga, Galaxian, Mappy, Dig Dug, and Xevious.
- Pac-Man can wall-jump. [4]
Trailer
<youtube>dVz-2VuAYlY</youtube>
Gallery
Pac-Man with Mario, Sonic, and Mega Man.
Pac-Man and Zero Suit Samus.
Pac-Man kicking a Pooka.
Pac-Man and Mario on the Pac-Man stage.
References
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