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Little Mac, on the attack, and again he's back! Little Mac doesn't pull any punches, especially considering how many opponents larger than him that he wiped out in Punch Out. He doesn't play much differently from Smash Ultimate, but let's not forget about the added dash special and two extra final smashes. For his Type 1 and signature attire, he wears his traditional WVBA outfit, save for the eight color swap wear he wears his training outfit. And for his Type 2 attire, he's body is wireframed, while having the same color swap arrangement as Type 1, with the eight color swap also having him wear his training outfit. Sounds familiar, like in Smash 4? His base stats suggests Lightning Bruiser, albeit of the heavy-dealing speedster variety. We can all agree that Little Mac had the worst recovery in Smash Ultimate, and he still does. His jumping prowess also sucks again, and he has little range options. After all, boxers aren't meant to be flying around or fighting in far distances for the most part. On the upside, he's very fast, and has a lot of damage potential. Not to mention he's agile and strong, and has a great Shield. He also has great endurance, given his actual weight class coupled with already impressive falling speed and gravity. And with armored moments in some attacks, he won't be wiped out so easily. If you want to beat the WVBA champ, keep him or yourself in the air! His air attacks are improved a bit, but still not that strong. On the ground however...Yikes!

Victory Theme: Based on the theme that plays when the player defeats an opponent in the NES and Wii Punch-Out!! games. This remix is from Super Smash Bros. 4 and onwards.

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This is one of our many bio cards using images and gathering info from the internet and putting them together in Photoshop and Paint.

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This character, his symbols and the Smash icon belongs to Nintendo, the artists who made them and all their associates.

The character symbol for this character and Smash ball icon shown are found around the net and do not belong to us exclusively.

Description
Little Mac, on the attack, and again he's back! Little Mac doesn't pull any punches, especially considering how many opponents larger than him that he wiped out in Punch Out. He doesn't play much differently from Smash Ultimate, but let's not forget about the added dash special and two extra final smashes. For his Type 1 and signature attire, he wears his traditional WVBA outfit, save for the eight color swap wear he wears his training outfit. And for his Type 2 attire, he's body is wireframed, while having the same color swap arrangement as Type 1, with the eight color swap also having him wear his training outfit. Sounds familiar, like in Smash 4? His base stats suggests Lightning Bruiser, albeit of the heavy-dealing speedster variety. We can all agree that Little Mac had the worst recovery in Smash Ultimate, and he still does. His jumping prowess also sucks again, and he has little range options. After all, boxers aren't meant to be flying around or fighting in far distances for the most part. On the upside, he's very fast, and has a lot of damage potential. Not to mention he's agile and strong, and has a great Shield. He also has great endurance, given his actual weight class coupled with already impressive falling speed and gravity. And with armored moments in some attacks, he won't be wiped out so easily. If you want to beat the WVBA champ, keep him or yourself in the air! His air attacks are improved a bit, but still not that strong. On the ground however...Yikes!

Victory Theme: Based on the theme that plays when the player defeats an opponent in the NES and Wii Punch-Out!! games. This remix is from Super Smash Bros. 4 and onwards.

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This is one of our many bio cards using images and gathering info from the internet and putting them together in Photoshop and Paint.

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This character, his symbols and the Smash icon belongs to Nintendo, the artists who made them and all their associates.

The character symbol for this character and Smash ball icon shown are found around the net and do not belong to us exclusively.