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'''Jigglypuff''' ({{Ja|プリン}}, ''Purin'') is a playable character in ''[[Super Smash Bros. 4]]''. It was formally added to the official website on November 5th, 2014, though the launch of the 3DS version in Japan two months prior meant that it was already known to be in the game. It was also seen several times during the [[Super Smash Bros. for Wii U: 50-Fact Extravaganza]]. Jigglypuff is once again voiced by Rachael Lillis (English) and Mika Kanai (Japanese) with the same voice clips from earlier installments. As in previous games, it also has different voice actresses in French and German due to name changes.
'''Jigglypuff''' ({{Ja|プリン}}, ''Purin'') is a playable character in ''[[Super Smash Bros. 4]]''. It was formally added to the official website on November 5th, 2014, though the launch of the 3DS version in Japan two months prior meant that it was already known to be in the game. It was also seen several times during the [[Super Smash Bros. for Wii U: 50-Fact Extravaganza]]. Jigglypuff is once again voiced by Rachael Lillis (English) and Mika Kanai (Japanese) with the same voice clips from earlier installments. As in previous games, it also has different voice actresses in French and German due to name changes.


Jigglypuff ranks at 55th out of 56 characters on the [[tier list]] in J-tier, the second worst placement out of the cast and a slight drop from its already abysmal placement at 36th out of 38 characters in ''Brawl,'' previously third worst. Jigglypuff retains a strong air game, as it has nearly unrivaled aerial mobility along with multiple [[midair jump]]s and fast, long-duration aerial attacks, giving it good [[juggling]] ability. All these attributes facilitate a strong [[edge-guarding]] ability, for it can perform its signature [[Wall of Pain]] technique, and it has a potent finisher in its back aerial. Additionally, Jigglypuff's signature [[Rest]] attack has received some of the killing power that it greatly lost in ''Brawl''. However, its weaknesses from the previous Smash titles remain. Jigglypuff suffers from a terrible ground game, due to its slow mobility, short [[reach]], and a lackluster [[grab]] game with no grab combos to speak of. Jigglypuff also has severe issues KOing, with laggy finishers and [[Rest]] being very difficult to land without a hard [[read]]. Its endurance is unarguably the worst, as it is extremely floaty and has the lightest [[weight]] in the game, which is exacerbated by the new [[rage]] mechanic and weaker [[shield]]s, the latter of which exploits its unusual [[shield jump]]. Overall, Jigglypuff has seemingly not improved from ''Brawl'', a fact that is made worse considering the vast amount of buffs that the majority of the returning veterans have received, resulting in Jigglypuff having extremely poor tournament representation and results.
Jigglypuff ranks at 55th out of 56 characters on the [[tier list]] in J-tier, the second worst placement out of the cast and a slight drop from its already abysmal placement at 36th out of 38 characters in ''Brawl,'' previously third worst. Jigglypuff retains a strong air game, as it has nearly unrivaled aerial mobility along with multiple [[midair jump]]s and fast, long-duration aerial attacks, giving it good [[juggling]] ability. All these attributes facilitate a strong [[edge-guarding]] ability, for it can perform its signature [[Wall of Pain]] technique, and it has a potent finisher in its back aerial. Additionally, Jigglypuff's signature [[Rest]] attack has received some of the killing power that it greatly lost in ''Brawl''. However, its weaknesses from the previous Smash titles remain. Jigglypuff suffers from a terrible ground game, due to its slow mobility, short [[reach]], and a lackluster [[grab]] game with no grab combos to speak of. Jigglypuff also has severe issues KOing, with laggy finishers and [[Rest]] being very difficult to land without a hard [[read]]. Its endurance is unarguably the worst, as it is extremely floaty and has the lightest [[weight]] in the game, which is exacerbated by the new [[rage]] mechanic and weaker [[shield]]s, the latter of which exploits its unusual [[shield jump]]. Overall, Jigglypuff's weaknesses drastically outweigh its strengths, and has seemingly not improved from ''Brawl'', a fact that is made worse considering the vast amount of buffs that the majority of the returning veterans have received, resulting in Jigglypuff having extremely poor tournament representation and results.


==How to unlock==
==How to unlock==
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