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[[Villager (Super Smash Bros. series)|Villager]] is a new fighter representing the {{SER|nolink}} in {{SSB4|3dswiiu|nolink}}. They are a starting character in both versions of {{SSB4|nolink}}. They were formally revealed in {{SSB4|3dswiiu|nolink}} first trailer, revealing alongside [[smashwiki:Mega Man (SSB4)|Mega Man]] and [[smashwiki:Wii Fit Trainer (SSB4)|Wii Fit Trainer]]. | [[Villager (Super Smash Bros. series)|Villager]] is a new fighter representing the {{SER|nolink}} in {{SSB4|3dswiiu|nolink}}. They are a starting character in both versions of {{SSB4|nolink}}. They were formally revealed in {{SSB4|3dswiiu|nolink}} first trailer, revealing alongside [[smashwiki:Mega Man (SSB4)|Mega Man]] and [[smashwiki:Wii Fit Trainer (SSB4)|Wii Fit Trainer]]. | ||
| − | Villager makes use of several items, tools, and mechanics throughout the {{SER|nolink}}, including references to other games. Their neutral attack involves pulling out boxing gloves possibly referencing | + | Villager makes use of several items, tools, and mechanics throughout the {{SER|nolink}}, including references to other games. Their neutral attack involves pulling out boxing gloves possibly referencing [[wikipedia:Punch-Out!|Punch-Out!]]. They use an [[Umbrella]] to swing as their forward tilt, waves a stick as their up tilt, and pulls [[weed]] out for their down tilt. |
Their dash attack involves dropping a potted sapling which can hit opponents from afar. Their forward smash drops down a bowling ball, while their up smash causes them to summon a [[Handheld item#Fountain firework|fountain firework]]. Meanwhile, their down smash uses their [[shovel]] to dig opponents down akin to the effects of a [[Pitfall Seed|Pitfall]]. They fire using a [[slingshot]] as their forward and back aerial, and they occasionally swing one to three [[turnips]] as their up and down aerial. Finally, Villager pulls out a [[net]] as their grab, where they must swing their opponents away. | Their dash attack involves dropping a potted sapling which can hit opponents from afar. Their forward smash drops down a bowling ball, while their up smash causes them to summon a [[Handheld item#Fountain firework|fountain firework]]. Meanwhile, their down smash uses their [[shovel]] to dig opponents down akin to the effects of a [[Pitfall Seed|Pitfall]]. They fire using a [[slingshot]] as their forward and back aerial, and they occasionally swing one to three [[turnips]] as their up and down aerial. Finally, Villager pulls out a [[net]] as their grab, where they must swing their opponents away. | ||
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| + | Villager has been ranked as a mid-tier by the {{SSB4|nolink}} competitive community, due to their KO options being slogged by their slow speed and punishable lag; in addition to lose range combat not a strong suit with Villager. Despite viable tournament results from Japan early in {{SSB4|nolink}}<nowiki>'</nowiki>s lifespan, their best player, [[smashwiki:Smasher:Ranai|Ranai]], became inactive since 2017, causing contention with the Smash community on their effectiveness. Within {{SSB4|nolink}}'s updates, their special moves have been nerfed while their grabs and throw have been buffed. | ||
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