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Pac-Man also appear as playable. He has his own kart based off of the spaceship in Xevious , another game made by Namco Bandai. His appearance in this game reflects his modern design, which first appeared in Pac-Man and the Ghostly Adventures.

In the game, he is classified as a middleweight character, meaning all of his stats are average, and has no notable advantages or disadvantages. Pac-Man's classic sprite also appears on the Mii costume. At one point in development of Super Smash Bros.

Brawl , Shigeru Miyamoto requested Pac-Man to be a third-party guest character in Brawl , but this idea was later scrapped due to Masahiro Sakurai thinking that Pac-Man appearing in his famous pizza-shaped design would be "too far-fetched". Pac-Man is a newcomer in Super Smash Bros. Most of his attacks invoke various classic Pac-Man games. In addition, Pac-Man's grab involves him drawing in opponents with the Boss Galaga 's beam, and his up taunt involves him holding out his hand and one of several random Namco characters mostly arcade characters appearing.

Pac-Man's standard special move is Bonus Fruit , which has Pac-Man charge up and cycle through the various bonus items from the original Pac-Man. His side special is Power Pellet , which has him create a trail of Pac-Dots ending in a Power Pellet and charging forward.

His up special is Pac-Jump , in which Pac-Man leaps off a trampoline that can be used three times. His down special is the Fire Hydrant from Pac-Land , which has Pac-Man put down a fire hydrant that shoots water to push opponents back. Alternatively, it may be a reference to the first cutscene in the original Pac-Man , in which Pac-Man was shown to be giant after eating a power pellet.

In his reveal poster, Mario, Bowser, Donkey Kong, and Princess Peach or more accurately Princess Toadstool appear as their NES selves in Pac-Maze, where they are, respectively, jumping up the northwest portion of the maze, using his fire breath on a power pellet-weakened ghost presumably Clyde , throwing a barrel near the top, and trapped in the ghost area with Inky.

In addition, his debut trailer, "Red, Blue, Yellow", has Mario representing red, and also has during the gameplay portions him beating up Mario, beating up Yoshi, dodging various ghosts with Diddy Kong, spraying Luigi with a fire hydrant, attacking Mario, Donkey Kong, and Yoshi on the Pac-Maze, using his classic form to beat Link and Donkey Kong, and also posed alongside Peach with an S-flag, as well as chasing Mario, Sonic, and Mega Man in his Final Smash form. Game and Watch briefly argue while subtly referencing their debut game.

Pac-Man reappears in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate as an unlockable playable character with an altered Final Smash, where he travels across the screen at a faster pace. Pac-Man's dash attack now is able to hit four times instead of three. In comparison to the previous installment, Pac-Man has received numerous improvements, such as increased mobility, decreased short hop timing, and decreased landing lag on his aerials, while many of his attacks are either faster, or deal more knockback.

Pac-Man's tether grab is faster and has longer range, while his forward and down aerials deal more damage. However, Pac-Man's up tilt and standard attack's second hit deal less damage, while the former's hitbox is smaller. Pac-Man's standard aerial also deals less knockback. Pac-Man charges a projectile in his hands that cycles through a number of projectiles that can be thrown by pressing the special attack button again.

Each fruit has different properties when thrown:. Pac-Man can only use this move once and must wait for the projectile to disappear before it can properly be used again. Like most chargeable moves he can also roll to save the charge and begin charging again by holding down the special attack button or throw the current projectile by pressing the button. Each projectile immediately disappears when they hit an opponent. In Super Smash Bros. The first custom variant is Freaky Fruit , which makes the fruits' behavior more sporadic, and they also deal less damage than normal.

It takes a bit longer to charge after cycling past the orange. The second is Lazy Fruit Bone-Idle Fruit in PAL versions , which enables the fruits to stick around for a longer duration, but the fruits deal less damage overall, travel slower, and their behavior is different as well. When used, Pac-Man creates a trail of Pac-Dots from a Power Pellet, then charges forward, eating the Pac-Dots in a form resembling his classic form, damaging any opponents in his path.

The player can travel farther by holding down the special attack button, and can adjust the direction of the trail of Pac-Dots by angling the control stick. Attacking Pac-Man at any point disrupts the move; the Power Pellet falls to the ground and can be used as a recovery item. If Pac-Man hits a wall or the ground after reaching the end of the trail, he trips. The second is Enticing Power Pellet , which gives the Power Pellet itself a vacuum effect, but the trail is shorter and the move is slower.

Pac-Jump is Pac-Man's up special move. Pac-Man leaps up into the air on a trapmoline that remains and can be bounced on two more times afterward, giving players who bounce on it more height with each bounce before it disappears the next time it is touched. The trampoline changes colors each time it is bounced on, going from blue to yellow to red to indicate how many times the player can bounce on it.

After Pac-Man bounces he is turned into his classic form and damages any nearby opponents. The trampoline originates from the Namco arcade game Mappy , which work in the same way as in this game. The second is Meteor Trampoline , which decreases the amount of height Pac-Man is given for each jump, the latter two actually decreasing from the first, and Pac-Man deals less damage on contact, but when the trampoline is red it meteor smashes any player that touches it, or buries them if the move is used on the ground.

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