Super Smash Bros. 4

Cloud (SSB4)

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Cloud
in Super Smash Bros. 4
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Universe Final Fantasy
Availability Downloadable
Final Smash Omnislash
Cloud (SSB4)
Cloud Storms into Battle!
—Introduction Tagline

Cloud (クラウド, Cloud) is an upcoming playable character in Super Smash Bros. 4. He was announced during the November 12th, 2015 Nintendo Direct.

Known moveset

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  • A high slash upwards used as a recovery move that resembles Climhazzard
  • A sword lunge horizontally above Cloud's head.
  • Two consecutive low stabs back and forth.
  • A temporary stat boost move.
  • A trapping series of slashes similar in nature to Ike's Great Aether, implied to be Cloud's Final Smash and named Omnislash.

Reveal Trailer

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Gallery

Trivia

  • Cloud's pose in his official artwork is identical his pose from his official artwork from Final Fantasy VII.
  • Cloud is the second DLC character to represent a newly-added series to SSB4.
  • Cloud's reveal trailer references moments and characters from the original Final Fantasy VII.
    • In Cloud Strife's reveal trailer, Zelda portrays Aerith the flower girl, a playable character from Final Fantasy VII, as they bear a very similar appearance and have similar personalities, and the fact that Zelda is holding a Lip's Stick which bears a resemblance to the flowers Aerith sold in Final Fantasy VII
    • Cloud fighting Ike towards the end is a reference to the final battle in Cloud's mind between Cloud and Sephiroth.
    • The Sablé Prince turning into a frog next to Cloud is a reference to the reoccurring Toad spell, which transforms its targets into harmless frogs.


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