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My personal tier lists if so.
How I rank my tier lists
As a general rule of thumb, I use letters showing how viable one tier is. Here would be my ranks then:
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The best characters to use in competitive play, and there are no real qualms in using them and having little to no flaws. The general consensus is that they do very well in winning tournaments.
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| A |
All-around solid viable characters. These guys are also usable to win tournaments with but not to the extent of those at S tier. Nevertheless, they are considerable choices.
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| B |
These characters are not as viable since their flaws shows. Their still fairly good to use though, and players are still able to win or rank high in tournaments with them.
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| C |
Characters that are a bit on the flawed side to use. They have situational uses to make them good, but don't expect to see these guys at tournaments that often.
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| D |
These characters may barely be viable, as they have at least a few niches that save them. They are generally mediocre characters overall and a bit leaning towards being bad to use, and characters in this tier and below have difficulty in tournaments.
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| E |
These characters are just not that viable at all. If you want to use them, expect to have a hard time in tournaments. However, one would simply just say to you that there are better characters to use.
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| F |
Characters that are never viable. They're ability to win tournaments are extremely unlikely, if not really impossible. Commonly known as the joke characters.
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| Super Smash Bros. Brawl Tier List
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My own personal Smash 4 tier list would come soon.
