Captain Falcon inSuper Smash Bros. 4
Universe	F-Zero
Other playable appearances	inSSB inMelee inBrawl inUltimate
Availability	Starter
Final Smash	Blue Falcon
Tier	B (19)

Captain Falcon (キャプテン・ファルコン,Captain Falcon) returns as a playable character inSuper Smash Bros. 4. He was confirmed during a live stream on July 14th, 2014, which is exactly 16 years afterF-Zero X was released for the Nintendo 64 in Japan in 1998, alongsideLucina andRobin.

Ryō Horikawa's portrayal of Captain Falcon fromMelee andBrawl were repurposed forSmash 4.

Captain Falcon ranks 19th out of 54 on theSSB4tier list, thus going into the B tier. This is a remarkable improvement over his bottom tier placement inBrawl, where he was ranked 34th out of 38. Thanks to the changes tohitstun canceling, Captain Falcon's lost combo game has been greatly restored. Additionally, Captain Falcon retains his rudimentary speed and power, allowing him to rush foes down with ease. When combined with his excellent endurance, Captain Falcon has a very effective neutral game, courtesy of his strong edgeguarding game, further supplemented by several renowned moves, the most notable being his forward aerial.

However, Captain Falcon has noteworthy shortcomings. Captain Falcon remains highly susceptible to combos, which are linked to his high weight, gravity, falling speed, and hurtbox. While his high air speed and air acceleration can allow him to return to a stage, Raptor Boost and Falcon Dive do not grant sufficient protection, meaning that Captain Falcon is also very vulnerable to edgeguarding himself. Captain Falcon's neutral game is also moderately hindered by his short range and lack of a projectile, making it very difficult for him to counter spacing and camping.

Attributes[edit]

Captain Falcon is a tall heavyweight character. However, his mobility is nearly unconventional for his weight class: he has the 2nd fastestdashing speed, the 4th fastestfalling speed, the 5th highestgravity, the 14th fastestair speed, and above averageair acceleration. He also has very high jumps and wall jumps. Strangely, though, hiswalking speed is rather slow, and histraction is below average. Such an odd mix of traits grants him excellent mobility, yet also allows him to keep up with his opponents.

Despite lacking a projectile, Falcon has an overall effectiveneutral game, thanks to his mobility. Hisdash grab covers a long distance, making it a reliableapproach option, and his back aerial is quick, has good range, and autocancels in a short hop, allowing it to lead into his grab. From there, he has many tools with which to rack up damage. Hispummel is quick, and his down and forward throws are effective combo-starters, with his combo ability being arguably his greatest strength. His down throw leads into multiple up aerials, or his neutral aerial, and his forward throw combos into his dash attack or even his neutral air at low percents. Falcon's up aerial demonstrates the versatility of hiscombo game. At a wide range of percents, it can chain into any aerial, including itself. Starting at middling percentages, it can even lead to his down air meteor smash on grounded foes, which can either extend combos onstage or finish opponents near the ledge. Alternatively, Falcon can chain his up aerial into some of his deadliest finishers, which include his down air meteor smash and the famedKnee Smash forward air, and end his opponent's stock below 100%.

Captain Falcon also boasts excellent KO power, as well as a formidable edgeguarding ability. His smash attacks and back aerial deal high knockback, and his aforementioned Knee Smash is an extremely powerfulsemi-spike that KOs at early percentages offstage. His down aerial is relatively fast, has a large hitbox, and its sweetspot is one of the most powerful meteor smashes in the game, while its sourspot deals high horizontal knockback. His down tilt is a semi-spike, being useful for putting opponents offstage. His back and forward throws are good for starting edgeguards and killing at high percentages. Due to being a heavyweight, he is a proficient user ofrage, bolstering his already high power.

However, he has his weaknesses. Though he has numerous hard-hitting moves, most of them are difficult or slow to land, some prominent examples being his smash attacks. His Knee Smash is faster than those moves, but it suffers from a small sweetspot that lasts for only one frame, making it hard to land without an air dodge read or setup off of an up aerial. As a result, he often has to rely on edgeguarding to score his kills. Though his neutral game is good overall, his lack of a projectile leaves him susceptible to camping, especially against characters likeVillager. Falcon suffers from a poor out-of-shield game and, while his dash grab has a long range, his standing grab range is average at best. His dash grab is also very easy for players to whiff should they use it carelessly, especially since Captain Falcon's overall high mobility may make him a bit difficult to control properly. His high weight and fast falling speed give him great endurance, but they also leave him vulnerable to combos, and he has no fast options with which to break them.

Captain Falcon's greatest problem lies in his recovery, despite having an impressive air speed. His two recovery options,Falcon Dive andRaptor Boost, are linear and do not grant enough distance, making them predictable and easily intercepted, and they have small ledge sweetspots. These two moves do not have hitboxes above him, leaving him open to meteor smashes, which he usually cannot survive due to his short recovery and falling speed. To his merit, he can reuse Falcon Dive if it connects with an opponent, and even stage spike them, though this is easily teched. Although he has a wall jump, he will be in danger offstage without his double jump.

With customs on, Captain Falcon gets many benefits. While Falcon Dash Punch is weaker and has a slower startup than the default Falcon Punch, it propels him forward, forcing his opponents offstage for him to KO them with his aforementioned above-average edgeguarding tools. Heavy Raptor Boost, while being slower and giving less distance, hassuper armor throughout and much more power. Wind-Up Raptor Boost, while being weaker than the regular Raptor Boost, allows for mind games as Captain Falcon backs up a bit before charging forward, and it moves faster as well. Falcon Strike, while being unable to grab opponents, thus sacrificing reusability, has a hitbox during the entire ascent, granting better overall protection. It also goes higher and has much more horizontal momentum, not only giving Captain Falcon a better vertical recovery, but it also gives him one of the quickest horizontal recoveries in the game, as his already fast air speed is put into even better use. The Explosive Falcon Dive is similar to the Heavy Raptor Boost in that, while it is slower and has less recovery potential than the default, has much more launching power, KOing at 80% in the air. Finally, even though Lightning Falcon Kick has a slower startup and weaker knockback than Falcon Kick, it travels significantly faster and the landing hitparalyzes opponents, which allows numerous setups should the Captain Falcon player be skilled and lucky enough to pull it off. It also goes straight through opponents, allowing for easycross-ups.

Overall, Captain Falcon's strengths outweigh his weaknesses. With speed, power, and easy-to-use combos off throw setups, he has a comparatively low learning curve and high payoff. While Falcon is not as common or as dominant as other perceived top-tier characters such asBayonetta andRosalina & Luma, he has a dedicated playerbase that brings his usage in line with many characters said to be better than he is, with many top players continuing to use him as a main or a secondary. As a result, he has achieved notable tournament success at high-level play and even stronger results in low- and mid-level play (including regional tournaments), and is considered by the competitive community to be a viable choice for tournament play.

Changes fromSuper Smash Bros. Brawl[edit]

Captain Falcon has been significantlybuffed fromBrawl, in which he was a bottom-tier character despite his speed and power. Several of his moves have been given more reach and knockback, and some of his situational moves, such as his up tilt, have been greatly improved. Falcon's grab game has also been buffed, as his throws have less ending lag, allowing him to string together combos more reliably, much as he could beforeBrawl. Complementing this is his newly buffed dash grab, which comes out very quickly and covers a lot of distance. Falcon also significantly benefits from the changes to two ofBrawl's mechanics -hitstun canceling, which is now only possible at higher percents and restored his comboing ability for lower percents, andchain grabbing, which is now impossible and was one of his biggest weaknesses inBrawl. As he is a heavyweight character, Falcon also benefits from therage mechanic, without his combos being affected. As inSSB andMelee, Falcon is mainly a heavily offensive rushdown character who relies on overwhelming his opponents with rapid combos and powerful finishers.

On the other hand, some of Captain Falcon's previous staple moves were nerfed; for example, hisKnee Smash now has much more landing lag and can no longer autocancel from a short hop, andFalcon Dive has decreased safety due to its higher ending lag, weakening some of his possible recovery mixups. As a result, while being considered much better in comparison with hisBrawl incarnation, he is still considered to be slightly inferior to hisMelee incarnation. However, these nerfs are minuscule compared to the massive buffs he received, and as such, not only is one of the few characters to get truly buffed in the transition toSmash 4, but he is also one of the most improved characters in the game, alongsideMario,Luigi,Bowser,Sheik,Mewtwo, andSonic.

Aesthetics[edit]

• Captain Falcon has a brighter color scheme overall inSSB4, which matches his appearance in theF-Zero series. His racing suit and boots are tighter, which makes his model more well-defined and muscular than inBrawl. His dimples are also more pronounced, and the "eyes" on his visors are smaller. The visors are also opaque. He has also lost the hair on the back of his head.
• Captain Falcon's greenalternate costume has been updated. His helmet and racing suit are now jungle green instead of chartreuse green and goldenrod, respectively. Additionally, the falcon on his helmet is now gold instead of beige, and lastly, his scarf is now red instead of pink. Captain Falcon has also received two new alternate costumes.
• All of Captain Falcon's actions involving fire have more fiery visuals.
• Like other characters, Falcon has more exaggerated facial expressions (albeit less noticeable due to his helmet), and clenches his teeth when performing certain attacks and during one of his victory poses. Oddly enough, however, Captain Falcon's mouth no longer moves for his voiced down and side taunts (instead grimacing with a closed mouth for his down taunt), despite his mouth being fully animated for a few of his moves and victory poses. His mouth can still be seen moving in certain circumstances, such as during the slowdown after ending a match, which may be a carryover fromBrawl.

Attributes[edit]

• Captain Falconwalks faster (0.85 → 0.94).
• Captain Falcondashes faster (2.18 → 2.32), slightly surpassing hisMelee dashing speed.
  • However, his initial dash is much slower (2.05 → 1.7), no longer being the second fastest in the game.
• As with all characters returning fromBrawl, Captain Falcon’s fast-falling speed is faster (2.5718 → 2.9392). This improves his already excellent aerial mobility and leaves him less susceptible to juggling.
• Captain Falcon'sgravity is higher (0.1027 → 0.12). This allows him to land more safely and improves his ground-to-air transitioning, but makes him more susceptible to combos, hinders his endurance, and reduces the height of hisjumps.
• Captain Falcon'sair speed is slower (1.18 → 1.1).
• Captain Falcon'sair acceleration is faster (0.06 → 0.075), going from the 10th slowest in the game to around average.
• Captain Falcon'sdouble jump is higher (height multiplier 0.9x → 1x).
• Captain Falcon greatly benefits from the changes tohitstun canceling andDirectional Influence, as it heavily improves his combo potential, especially with and into some of his more powerful moves.
  • However, this also makes him more susceptible to combos and hinders his endurance as he can no longer make use ofmomentum canceling.
• The removal ofchain grabbing significantly improves Captain Falcon's survivability, as he is no longer vulnerable to them.
• Air dodge has less startup (frame 4 → 3) and ending lag (FAF 50 → 34).
• Rolls have less ending lag (FAF 32 → 28).
• Rolls have a shorter duration (frames 4-19 → 4-15).
• Spot dodge has more startup lag with a shorter duration (frames 2-20 → 3-18).
• Spot dodge has more ending lag (frame 26 → 28).
• Captain Falcon'sitem toss is stronger (1 → 1.013333).

Ground attacks[edit]

• Neutral attack:
  • Neutral attack's first hit deals less damage (3% → 2%).
  • The first hit has more ending lag (FAF 16 → 18).
  • Neutral attack's second hit can now either transition into theGentleman (the third hit) only, or skip to the neutral infinite if the attack button is pressed repeatedly, rather than only being able to transition into the third hit, which can then lead into the infinite.
    • This makes the move much more versatile, allowing the player to either quickly launch the opponent away with the Gentleman, or rack up more damage with the infinite.
    • However, this also hinders neutral attack's damage-racking potential, as the third hit can no longer lead into the infinite.
  • To support its separation from the infinite, the third hit launches opponents at a consistent angle (70° (clean)/361° (late) → 361°) and it deals drastically higher knockback (10/0 (base), 50/70 (scaling) → 70/100), with the move now being a viable KO option near horizontal blastzones.
  • The third hit's knee hitbox is now static, and it has been moved further away from Captain Falcon, improving its range.
  • The third hit deals less damage compared to its previous clean counterpart (6% (clean)/5% (late) → 5%).
  • The third hit has a shorter duration (frame 6-7 (clean)/8-9 (late) → 6-8).
  • The third hit's knee hitbox is slightly smaller compared to its previous clean counterpart (6.2u → 6u), and the back leg hitbox has been removed.
  • The third hit has a higherhitlag multiplier (1× → 1.2×), making it easier toDI.
  • The infinite launches opponents at higher angles (361°/361°/90° → 85°/75°/90°) and it deals more knockback (0 (base), 50/20 (scaling) → (15/8)/(50/30)), making it connect more reliably.
  • The infinite has a much lower hitlag multiplier (1× → 0.3×) along with a lowerSDI multiplier (1x → 0.7x), making it much more difficult to escape from.
  • The infinite's previous body hitbox has now become a static hitbox in front of Captain Falcon. This gives the move less range inside of Captain Falcon, but it also gives the move more consistent vertical range.
    • This hitbox is slightly larger (4u → 4.2u).
  • The infinite deals lower consistent damage (2% (near)/1% (far) → 1%).
  • The infinite has received a finisher, an underhanded punch which deals 2% and high horizontal knockback at lower percents.
  • The finisher has much more ending lag than the previous ending animation (FAF 10 → 40).
• Forward tilt:
  • Forward tilt has less ending lag when not angled and when angled downward (FAF 37 (non-angled)/32 (down) → 32/31).
  • The down angled version's far hitboxes have increased base knockback (0 → 10).
  • The foot hitbox has been slightly repositioned (x/y/z offsets: 0/5.5/0 → 5.5/-1/0.5).
  • Forward tilt deals less damage when not angled and when angled upward (11%/10% (up)/10%/9% (non-angled) → (10%/9%)/(9%/8%).
• Up tilt:
  • Up tilt's foot hitbox nowmeteor smashes aerial opponents (361° → 275°), greatly improving its edgeguarding potential.
    • However, this also hinders the move's effectiveness if the opponent is above the stage.
  • Up tilt launches opponents at a higher angle (361° → 60°).
    • When combined with the changes to hitstun canceling and DI, this grants up tilt some combo potential from low to mid percents, in addition to improving its KO potential near the upper blastzone.
    • However, this also hinders its edgeguarding and overall KO potential, in addition to making it more susceptible to DI.
  • The foot hitbox has been slightly repositioned (x/y/z offsets: 0/7/0 → 7/-1/0.5).
  • Up tilt deals less damage (13% → 11%), without full compensation on its knockback, especially on the aerial foot hitbox (50 (base), 80 (scaling) → (35/22)/100).
  • Up tilt has a shorter duration (frames 17-22 → 17-20).
  • The foot hitbox is smaller, especially against aerial opponents (6.5u → 6u (grounded)/3.5u (aerial)).
• Down tilt:
  • Down tilt has less ending lag (FAF 36 → 35).
  • Down tilt deals more knockback (25 (base), 75 (scaling) → 38/80).
  • The foot hitbox has been moved further away from Captain Falcon (x/y offsets: 0/-6 → 6.5/-1), slightly improving down tilt's range.
  • Down tilt now has a consistentsemi-spike launch angle (80° (foot)/40° (leg)/20° (body) → 25°).
    • This improves its consistency at edgeguarding and setting uptech-chases, especially when combined with its increased knockback.
    • However, this also removes down tilt's ability to set up juggles.
    • The angle is also higher than the previous body hitbox, making it less effective at edgeguarding and setting up tech-chases than the previous body hitbox (at least without taking the increased knockback into account).
  • Down tilt has a new animation which is longer than the previous animation (35 frames → 49).
    • This allows down tilt to be used as a pseudo-crawl due to its new interruptible frames.
    • However, this also increases the amount of time Captain Falcon cannot walk after performing the move.
  • Down tilt has a shorter duration (frames 11-15 → 11-12).
  • The body hitbox is smaller (4.8u → 3.5u) and it has been moved closer to Captain Falcon (x/y offsets: -2.8/2.8 → 0/3.5), reducing the move's range behind Captain Falcon.
• Dash attack:
  • Dash attack's clean hit deals more damage (8% → 10%) and knockback (80 (base), 40 (scaling) → 90/50).
  • The late hit deals more knockback (65 (base), 40 (scaling) → 90/50).
  • Dash attack has larger hitboxes (6u (clean)/4.5u (late) → 6.2u/4.8u), and they are now static, rather than being attached to Captain Falcon's shoulder. They are positioned further forward overall (z offset: 0.8 → 12), improving dash attack's range.
    • However, this also gives the move less range inside of Captain Falcon to the point where it will now whiff against some characters at close range.
  • The late hit launches opponents at a higher angle (40° → 65°). This grants it combo potential but removes its edgeguarding potential.
• Forward smash:
  • Forward smash has more startup lag (frame 18 → 19).
    • However, its total duration was unchanged, slightly reducing its ending lag.
  • Forward smash has a longer duration (frames 18-20 → 19-22).
    • As the move's animation was unchanged, this improves forward smash's range.
  • Up and non-angled forward smash deal knockback (20 (base), 85 (scaling) → 24/95), improving its KO potential.
  • Down angled forward smash deals more damage (18% → 20%) with minimally compensated knockback (20 (base), 85 (scaling) → 24/83), improving its KO potential.
  • Down angled forward smash launches opponents at a lower angle (40° → 38°).
  • The arm hitbox is positioned further away from Captain Falcon (x/y offsets: 0/0 → -2/-2), improving its range.
  • The middle hitbox is smaller (4.5u → 3u).
  • Captain Falcon no longer lunges farther when performing a pivoted forward smash, significantly hindering its approach and whiff punishment potential.
  • Captain Falcon can no longer do a two-hit forward smash withbattering items, nor can he fire multiple stars at once with theStar Rod.
• Up smash:
  • Up smash has a short duration (frames 22-23 (hit 1)/28-29 (hit 2) → 22/28).
  • Up smash now uses static hitboxes.
  • The first hit's lower hitboxes have altered angles (90°/100° → 95°/110°) and higherset knockback (80/100 → 120/140), allowing them to connect more reliably into the second hit.
  • The first hit's upper leg hitboxes have gained set knockback (0 → 20), allowing them to connect into the second hit regardless of the opponent's percent.
    • However, this only links into the second hit against certain characters and even against characters where it can, the second hit can still miss depending on Captain Falcon's positioning relative to the opponent, and when it does miss, the opponent is left in a more favorable position.
  • The first hit's lower hitboxes deal less damage (8% → 6%).
  • The first hit's lower hitboxes are smaller (6.72u/5.76u → 6u/5.7u).
  • The second hit's sourspot has been moved to Captain Falcon's hips, and the sweetspots to the leg. This makes the latter easier to hit.
  • The second hit has slightly higher knockback scaling (102/103/110 → 104/106/112).
  • The second hit has larger hitboxes (4.8u/4.8u/4.8u → 6u/5.5u/5u).
  • The changes to hitstun canceling and DI grant the move some combo potential against fast-fallers at lower percentages.
• Down smash:
  • Down smash's front hit no longer has an extremely weak hitbox that deals 6% with set knockback, making it more reliable against low-profiling opponents.
  • The back hit deals more damage (16% → 18%), improving its KO potential.
  • The front hit deals much less damage (18% → 14%) without full compensation on its knockback scaling (85 → 90), significantly hindering its KO potential.
  • Down smash smaller hitboxes (6u/5u/4u/3.5u (front)/5u/4.5u/4u (back) → 4.5u/4.2u/3.7u (both)) with the foot hitbox being moved slightly closer to Captain Falcon (x/y offsets: 0/5 → 4.9/-0.9), reducing its range.
  • The back hit has a higher hitlag multiplier (1× → 1.2×), making it easier to DI.

Aerial attacks[edit]

• The introduction offrame canceling improves the follow-up potential of Captain Falcon's aerials if he perfectly lands with them, especially with forward aerial.
• Neutral aerial:
  • Neutral aerial's second hit has slightly increased knockback scaling (125 → 130), improving its KO potential.
  • The changes to hitstun canceling and DI significantly improve the second hit's combo potential.
  • Neutral aerial has more landing lag (9 frames → 12).
  • The foot hitbox has been moved closer to Captain Falcon on both hits (x/y offsets: 0/4 → 3.9/0.7), slightly reducing neutral aerial's range.
• Forward aerial (Knee Smash):
  • Forward aerial's late hit's knee hitbox is slightly larger (4.5u → 4.7u).
  • The changes to hitstun canceling and DI combined with the changes to up aerial have granted Captain Falcon more guaranteed/semi guaranteed setups into forward aerial.
  • The changes to shields have significantly improved the sweetspot's shield pressuring potential despite the move's increased landing lag, with its extreme hitlag no longer heavily hindering its safety on shield.
  • Forward aerial has more ending (FAF 40 → 46).
  • Forward aerial has more landing lag (22 frames → 30).
  • Forward aerial has a shorter initialauto-cancel window (frames 1-6 → 1-4).
  • Forward aerial auto-cancels later (frame 35 → 42), no longer doing so in a short hop.
  • The back hitbox is smaller (4u (clean)/4.3u (late) → 3u (both)) and it is now positioned right behind the knee hitbox rather than on Captain Falcon's back leg. This reduces the move's range behind Captain Falcon in addition to not making the clean sweetspot any easier to land.
  • The late hit has a lowertrip chance (30% → 20%).
    • When combined with the move's worse auto-cancel window and higher landing lag, this makes it much harder and more situational for Captain Falcon to exploit the opponent if they trip.
• Back aerial:
  • Back aerial has consistent and higher base knockback (20/0 → 25), improving the near hitboxes' and the late hit's KO potential.
  • The universal increase toshieldstun has noticeably benefitted back aerial, as the clean hit is now completely safe on shield against 90% of the cast if Captain Falcon lands perfectly with it, and the move becomes completely unpunishable on shield if Captain Falcon perfectly auto-cancels the move.
  • Back aerial has a shorter initial auto-cancel window (frames 1-6 → 1-4).
  • The clean hit deals less damage (14% → 13%), hindering the hand hitbox's KO potential.
• Up aerial:
  • Up aerial's clean hit now launches opponents vertically (361° → 70°), similar to itsSmash 64 counterpart.
    • This significantly improves its combo potential at higher percents when combined with the changes to hitstun canceling and DI, with the move notably being able to combo into itself and even into a forward aerial.
    • However, this also considerably hinders its edgeguarding potential, as well as its follow-up potential into itself at lower percents.
  • The universal increase to shieldstun has noticeably benefitted up aerial, with it now being completely unpunishable on shield if Captain Falcon perfectly lands with it.
  • Up aerial's hitboxes have slightly altered positions, with the leg hitbox being positioned lower (x/y/z offsets: 0/-3.2/-2 → 3.2/2.1/0) while the feet hitbox is positioned higher (x/y/z offsets: 0/-6/-2 → 6.2/0.9/-0.4).
  • The unused late hit has been removed completely.
  • Up aerial deals less damage (13%/12% (clean)/12%/10% (late) → (11%/10%)/(10%/9%)), with only a slight increase to its base knockback (10 (clean), 8 (late) → 16/10), hindering its KO potential.
    • However, this also improves its combo potential at higher percents.
  • Up aerial auto-cancels later (frame 22 → 24).
• Down aerial:
  • Down aerial's foot hitbox is noticeably larger (4.5u → 5.9u).
  • The removal ofmeteor canceling, significantly improves down aerial's edgeguarding potential, especially since its power was unchanged.
    • The removal of meteor canceling also allows the foot hitbox tolock opponents. This greatly improves the move's combo potential as Captain Falcon can abuse this lock to set up afootstool to put opponents into an untechable bound where Captain Falcon can either lock with the down aerial at lower percents to set up into a neutral aerial for another footstool or (when combined with the changes to hitstun canceling and DI), launch the opponent with an untechable down aerial meteor smash at higher percents to footstool the opponent again to continuously reset the situation right up until the opponent is at KO percents
  • Down aerial now uses static hitboxes. This gives the move a more consistent range below Captain Falcon but reduces its range above Captain Falcon during its later frames.
  • Due to Captain Falcon's higher gravity, down aerial can no longer auto-cancel in a short hop, significantly hindering its approach potential.

Throws/other attacks[edit]

• Grabs
  • Dash and especially pivot grab have less startup lag (frame 11 (dash)/16 (pivot) → 9/12), with pivot grab no longer being the slowest non-extended/tether pivot grab.
    • In addition to this, Dash grab's total duration was compensated (FAF 40 → 38).
  • All grabs extend further outwards (z offset: 7.2 (standing)/8.8 (dash)/-12 (pivot) → z stretch: 9.7/12.2/-16.2), improving their range.
    • In addition to this, dash grab has a new animation where Captain Falcon slides much further forward. This greatly improves its range.
      • Furthermore, the momentum from the dash grab is retained after Captain Falcon grabs the opponent, which notably benefits his forward and down throws.
  • Standing and pivot grab have more ending lag (FAF 30 (standing)/36 (pivot) → 31/37).
  • All grabs are smaller (4.8u → 3.3u (standing/pivot)/2.6u (dash) and they do not extend as far inside of Captain Falcon (z offset: 2.2 (standing)/-2.4 (dash)/-2.5 (pivot) → 4/4/-4) reducing their range above and inside of Captain Falcon.
    • When combined with dash grab's new animation, this makes dash grab more prone to whiffing when used close to an opponent.
• The changes to aerialgrab releases hinder Captain Falcon moreso than almost any other returning veteran, as they remove all the guaranteed followups out of an aerial grab release on any character he had in Brawl (as opposed to having multiple followups against most of the cast) while not significantly decreasing his own susceptibility to them.
• Pummel
  • Pummel now launches bystanders horizontally (80° → 361°).
• Forward throw:
  • Forward throw deals more knockback (45 (base), 105 (scaling) → 55/120), improving its KO potential.
    • This is further complemented by the changes to dash grab, which allows Captain Falcon to slide along the stage to get closer to the horizontal blastzone to allow for earlier KOs.
      • This, combined with the changes to hitstun canceling and DI, also grants forward throw combo potential.
  • The hitbox has a longer duration (frame 11 → 11-12).
  • Captain Falcon releases opponents from forward throw one frame later (frame 12 → 13).
  • The near hitboxes have been removed.
• Back throw:
  • Back throw has significantly increased base knockback (30 → 60), improving its KO potential and allowing it to set up edgeguards more effectively.
  • The hitbox has a longer duration (frame 12 → 12-13).
  • Captain Falcon releases opponents from back throw one frame later (frame 13 → 14).
  • The far hitbox's placement has been altered (x/y/z offset → 1/7/0 → 6.8/-1.2/1.5).
• Up throw:
  • Up throw deals more knockback (70 (base), 105 (scaling) → 80/110), improving its KO potential.
  • The hitbox has a longer duration (frame 12 → 12-13).
  • Captain Falcon releases opponents from up throw one frame later (frame 13 → 14).
  • The near hitboxes have been removed.
• Down throw:
  • Down throw deals less damage (7% → 6%) and more knockback (75 (base), 34 (scaling) → 80/45), hindering its follow-up potential at higher percents.
    • However, the changes to hitstun canceling and DI have drastically improved the throw's combo potential despite this, with the throw now being a completely reliable combo starter, especially when combined with the changes to dash grab.
• Floor attacks:
  • Floor attacks deal moreshield damage per hit (1 → 8).
  • Floor attacks have less startup lag (frame 20 (front)/19 (back)/28 (hit 2) → 14 (hit 1)/24 (front hit 2)/20 (back hit 2)), and they have shorter total durations (FAF 50 → 46).
    • However, back floor attack's total duration was not fully compensated (FAF 50 → 46), giving it more ending lag.
  • Floor attacks have less intangibility (frames 1-29 → 1-25 (front)/1-21 (back)).
  • Floor attacks have lower knockback scaling (50 → 48).
  • Both floor attacks now use one smaller static extended hitbox rather than multiple larger normal hitboxes attached to Captain Falcon's legs, reducing their range. especially vertically.
    • Both floor attacks also have new animations where Captain Falcon stretches his legs out further, removing their disjoint.
• Front Floor attack
  • Front floor attack deals more damage (6% → 7%).
  • The second hit has more range inside of Captain Falcon.
  • Front floor attack launches opponents at a higher angle (361° → 48°).
• Edge attack:
  • Edge attack has less startup lag (frame 24 → 22).
    • However, its total duration was unchanged, giving it more ending lag.
  • As with other edge attacks, it no longer has set knockback (110 (set), 100 (scaling) → 90 (base)/20).
  • Edge attack has a new animation where Captain Falcon performs a straight sweep, rather than a leaping cartwheel. When combined with the move now using one smaller static hitbox rather than multiple larger normal hitboxes attached to Captain Falcon's legs, this gives the move less vertical range and reduces its disjoint.
    • However, this does also make Captain Falcon harder to hit.
  • Edge attack has a shorter duration (frames 24-28 → 22-24).
  • Edge attack has less intangibility (frames 1-22 → 1-19).
  • Edge attack deals less damage (10% → 7%) and launches opponents at a less favorable angle (361° → 45°).
  • As with other edge attacks, edge attack can no longer send opponents behind Captain Falcon, removing its ability to set up edgeguards.
• Trip attack:
  • Trip attack has less startup lag (frame 19 → 18).
  • Trip attack deals more shield damage (1 → 8) per hit.
  • Trip attack has a larger hitbox (4u → 5u), giving it more vertical range.
    • However, it now uses one extended hitbox rather than three normal hitboxes, giving it less horizontal range.
  • Trip attack has less intangibility (frames 1-8 → 1-7).

Special moves[edit]

• Falcon Punch:
  • Falcon Punch can no longer be SDIed (SDI multiplier: 1× → 0×).
  • The grounded reversed version deals consistent damage (28% (middle)/26% (near)/24% (far) → 28% (all)).
  • The aerial version's far hitbox is larger (3.5u → 4.025u).
  • The aerial reversed version deals consistent damage (27% (middle)/24% (near)/23% (far) → 25% (all)). This makes the far and close hitboxes more damaging, but it also makes the middle hitbox weaker.
  • Falcon Punch has more ending lag (FAF 100 (normal)/108 (reversed) → 110/118), making an already incredibly punishable move even more punishable.
  • Falcon Punch deals noticeably less knockback (30 (base), 93 (scaling) → 0/90). This not only hinders its KO potential (especially when combined with its lower damage on certain hitboxes), but it also makes the move highly punishable on hit at lower percents.
  • Falcon Punch has a higher hitlag multiplier (1x → 1.5x), making it easier to DI.
  • Excluding the aerial version's far hitbox, Falcon Punch has smaller hitboxes (5u/3.5u/3.5u → 4u/2.5u/3.4u (grounded)/4.6u/2.875u (aerial)).
    • In addition to this, the aerial version's far hitbox has been moved closer to Captain Falcon (x offset: -4 → 3.4), reducing its range.
  • The grounded version deals consistent damage (27% (middle)/25% (near)/23% (far) → 25% (all)). While this makes the far hitbox more damaging, this also makes the middle hitbox weaker, hindering the move overall.
  • The aerial version deals consistent damage (26% (middle)/23% (near)/22% (far) → 22% (all)), making the near and especially the middle hitbox weaker.
• Raptor Boost:
  • Raptor Boost's search hitboxes are positioned further away from Captain Falcon (z offset: 8.5 (grounded)/8 (aerial) → 10), improving its range.
  • Grounded Raptor Boost's attack deals more damage (7% → 9%), more shield damage (2 → 4), launches opponents at a higher angle (80° → 85°), and has increased knockback scaling (52 → 75), greatly improving its KO potential to the point where it is now a viable and decently strong KO option.
  • Captain Falcon no longer dashes off edges when using grounded Raptor Boost, making it safer to use.
  • Aerial Raptor Boost's attack deals more damage (7% → 8%).
  • Raptor Boost's search hitbox now uses one extended hitbox rather than three normal hitboxes.
  • Raptor Boost has a much higher hitlag multiplier (1x → 2x).
  • Grounded Raptor Boost's attack has a smaller hitbox (8u → 7u).
  • Grounded Raptor Boost's attack has more ending lag (FAF 25 → 36).
  • Aerial Raptor Boost's dash has more landing lag (20 frames → 22).
  • Aerial Raptor Boost's attack has more startup lag with a shorter duration (frames 4-8 → 5-6), reducing its vertical range.
  • Aerial Raptor Boost's arm hitbox is smaller (4u → 3u) and it has been moved closer to Captain Falcon (x offset: -2 → -1).
  • Aerial Raptor Boost's arm hitbox against grounded opponents now works against both grounded and aerial opponents, with the previous aerial arm hitbox being removed. This means that aerial raptor boost no longer consistently meteor smashes aerial opponents (270° → 60°/275°), hindering its reliability.
    • In addition to this, the arm hitbox now takes priority over the hand hitbox (ID# 1/3 → 0), further hindering the move's reliability against aerial opponents.
• Falcon Dive:
  • Falcon Dive's far grabbox has been moved marginally further away from Captain Falcon (z offset: 13.65 → 13.7).
  • The removal ofedge hogging significantly improves Falcon Dive's recovery potential.
  • Falcon Dive's throw has an altered animation, where Captain Falcon does a flourishing backflip before righting himself.
  • Falcon Dive launches opponents at a higher angle (361° → 50°). While this does improve its KO potential near the upper blastzone, this also hinders its overall KO and edgeguarding potential, as well as making it more susceptible to DI.
  • The removal of grab armor removes the minimal protection Falcon Dive provided, making Falcon Dive safer to challenge.
• Falcon Kick:
  • Falcon Kick has a longer duration when used on the ground (frames 15-33 → 18-38).
  • The grounded version's clean hit deals much more knockback (50 (base), 70 (scaling) → 60/80), significantly improving its KO potential.
  • The grounded version's mid and late hits have higher base knockback (62 (mid)/50 (late) → 90/80).
  • Captain Falcon slows down less after hitting an opponent with grounded Falcon Kick (0.66x → 0.8x).
  • The aerial version's late hit has higher knockback scaling (60 → 65).
  • The aerial version's hitbox is positioned further downwards (x offset: 0 → 4), with the move now actually covering Captain Falcon's foot.
  • The landing hit has less startup lag (frame 2 → 1).
  • The grounded version's clean hit launches opponents at a higher angle (45° → 80°).
  • Captain Falcon now retains some forward momentum after finishing grounded Falcon Kick.
  • The landing hit now uses one extended hitbox rather than three normal hitboxes.
  • The grounded version has more startup (frame 15 → 18) and ending lag (FAF 70 → 74).
  • Falcon Kick has more landing lag (45 frames → 48).
  • The grounded version's mid hit launches opponents at a less favorable angle (85° → 68°).
  • The grounded version now has one extended hitbox rather than three normal hitboxes. This hitbox is smaller than the previous largest hitbox (4.8u/3.3u/2.5u → 3.8u (clean)/3.2u (mid/late)), and it overall has less horizontal range, both in front of and behind Captain Falcon.
  • Falcon Kick can no longer beedge canceled.
  • The aerial version's clean hit has lower knockback scaling (70 → 65).
  • The aerial version no longer has an upper hitbox. This reduces the move's range above Captain Falcon, especially with the clean hit, due to the clean hit retaining a normal hitbox.
    • The mid and late hits now use extended hitboxes; however, they are smaller (5.76u/4.8u → 5u) and they do not have as much vertical range as the previous upper hitbox.
  • Captain Falcon now plummets at a much faster speed after using aerial Falcon Kick, significantly hindering its safety off stage.
• Blue Falcon:
  • Blue Falcon now slows opponents down on startup (0.25x speed for 30 frames), significantly reducing the move's relative startup lag.
  • Blue Falcon has a longer duration (frame 28 → 28-30).
  • Blue Falcon has seen various updated visual effects and sound effects.
  • Blue Falcon has altered knockback (110 (base), 160 (scaling) → 100/165), which overall hinders its KO potential unless opponents are at very high percents.
  • Various glitches involving Blue Falcon have been removed.

Update history[edit]

Captain Falcon was slightlynerfed throughout balance patches, mostly to his KO power. However, changes to the shield mechanics in1.1.0 and1.1.1 have indirectly buffed Falcon, as the increase inshieldstun and the application ofhitlag on shields benefit many of his moves, improving his offensive playstyle.

1.0.4

• Raptor Boost (and its custom variants) can no longer transition into the hitbox if it interacts with a damageable floor.

1.0.6

• Down-angled forward smash has significantly lower knockback scaling (94 → 84), hindering its KO potential despite its lower launch angle (40° → 38°).
• Neutral infinite has less visual whiffs.

1.0.8

• Forward smash:
  • Up and non-angled forward smash have marginally higher knockback scaling (94 → 95).
  • Down-angled forward smash has marginally lower knockback scaling (84 → 83).
• Up aerial:
  • Up aerial deals less damage (13%/12% (clean)/12%/10% (late) → (11%/10%)/(10%/9%)), hindering its KO potential despite its increased base knockback (10 (clean)/8 (late) → 16/10).
    • However, this also improves up aerial's combo potential at higher percents.

1.1.0

• Back aerial deals less damage (14% → 13%), hindering its KO potential.
• Neutral infinite finisher's has reduced horizontal range (z offset/stretch: 14/19 → 10/15).

1.1.1

• Wind-Up Raptor Boost deals more damage (8% (ground)/7% (air) → 9%/8%).

1.1.4

• Blue Falcon's visual effects modified.

Moveset[edit]

• Captain Falcon canwall jump.

For a gallery of Captain Falcon's hitboxes, seehere.

Stats[edit]

Announcer call[edit]

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• English/Japanese/Chinese

On-screen appearance[edit]

• The Blue Falcon spins to a stop, Captain Falcon jumps out, and then the Blue Falcon speeds off. Uniquely, Captain Falcon's jumping animation will differ based on facing direction (a simple vaulting jump if facing right, and a front flip if facing left).

Taunts[edit]

• Up taunt: Charges himself up with a fiery aura, similar to Falcon Dive's startup.
• Side taunt: Briefly pulls back his arm before thrusting it out and gesturing his opponent to come closer, exclaiming "Come on!".
• Down taunt: Gives a salute to his right side while saying "Show me your moves!" When facing left, Captain Falcon extends his saluting arm behind him; this also shortens the taunt.

Up taunt	Side taunt	Down taunt

Idle poses[edit]

• Leans forward and thrusts his arm out.
• Similar to his other idle pose, but this time crouches slightly and thrusts his elbow out.

Crowd cheer[edit]

	Cheer (English)	Cheer (Japanese)	Cheer (Spanish)
Cheer
Description	Falcoon Punch!	Captain! Falcon!	Capitáaaan - Falcon! Cap - tain Falcon!
	Cheer (French)	Cheer (German)	Cheer (Italian)
Cheer
Description	Capitaine ! Fal - con ! Cap - tain ! Fal - con !	Captain! Falcon!	Captain! Falcon!

Victory poses[edit]

• Performs two jump kicks, then does a pose.
• Charges up fiery energy. This is similar to one of hisSmash 64 victory poses with fire added.
• Does three roundhouse kicks and then strikes a pose.

Incompetitive play[edit]

Official Custom Moveset Project[edit]

Character	Custom sets available
Captain Falcon	2111	2112	2113	2121	2122
	2123	2221	2211	2133	3111

Most historically significant players[edit]

See also:Category:Captain Falcon players (SSB4)

•  Fatality - The best Captain Falcon player of all time, ranking 19th on thePGR 100. A major contributor to the character's metagame, he was the character's sole representative at the highest level of competitive play acrossSmash 4's entire lifespan. He was also the closest Captain Falcon player to winning a major, being the runner up at both2GGC: Civil War, one of the most stackedSmash 4 tournaments, andMomoCon 2017, notably eliminatingZeRo andSalem at the latter event.
•  Nanon - The best Captain Falcon player in Mexico. He established himself as the top Captain Falcon of the country with his 5th place atThe Arena 2015 upesttingSerge, and maintained top 24 in-region with event placements such as 9th atTGC 6, 13th atSmash Factor 4, and 17th atSmash Factor 5.
•  Nishiya - One of the best Captain Falcon players in Japan. He was one of the first to show Captain Falcon results in Japan, placing 2nd atSuper Sumabato, 5th atSumabato 2, and 33rd at Japan's first major,Umebura F.A.T. He would compete in only Sumabato events for the most part, but often placed in the top 8, with 5th atSumabato 15 and 7th atSumabato 20.
•  Ogey - The best Captain Falcon player in Europe. He placed top 32 at many European regionals such as 13th atFortuna and 25th at bothDeflagration andAlbion 3, and has also taken sets over top European players such asGlutonny. He notably defeatedkomorikiri duringTriforce Friday, where he placed 9th.
•  Pichi - The best Captain Falcon player in Japan. He has the distinction of being the only Captain Falcon player to win aSmash 4 Umebura, namelyUmebura 24, double-eliminatingT andTsu. Additionally, he placed 5th atUmebura 15 andUmebura 16, and 9th atUmebura Japan Major 2017 defeatingRaito.
•  Sean - One of the best Captain Falcon players in North America. He was in contention for second best in the country behind Fatality after a impressive run in 2017, when he defeated many top players such asMr. E andTsu, and notably placed well at different events with 7th atToo Hot to Handle, 9th atFrame Perfect Series 2, and 17th atSuper Smash Con 2017.
•  Tearbear - One of the best Captain Falcon players in the early metagame, ranking 50th on thePanda Global Rankings v1. During this particular season, he most notably placed 3rd at2GGT: FOW Saga, defeatingVoiD andFOW in his bracket, and 9th atParagon Los Angeles 2015. He never was ranked globally past this season, but still managed to place decently at majors, with 17th at2GGT: Abadango Saga and 33rd atGENESIS 3, although his attendance and consistency declined after 2016.

Tier placement and history[edit]

During the early lifespan ofSmash 4's metagame, Captain Falcon's buffs were immediately noticed, with the most notable of them being the heavy changes tohitstun canceling and the improved combo ability on his moves. As a result, he has always been considered a high tier character, thanks to his quick mobility, high power, and the ability to perform heavily damaging combos and juggles with his throws and aerial moves, with his combos being quite easy to start due to his far-reaching dash grab. His representation has been strong throughout the game's lifespan, both due to his own strengths and his general popularity as a character. However, perceptions surrounding Falcon have not grown as much as other higher tiered characters than him, due to his poor recovery and difficulty escaping pressure and combos, along with receiving nerfs to his damage output and KOing ability through game updates. Players also began to cite his troublesome match-up againstSheik, who would go on to become the perceived best character in the game for a long period of time. Despite this, his playerbase is among the largest in the entire roster, with players such asAcid,Fatality,Nanon,Pichi,Souther,Tearbear,ZeRo andz0mfg achieving strong enough tournament results with the character.

He would rank at 14th on the first iteration of the4BRtier list, at the very top of the mid-tier, then dropped six spots on the second tier list to 20th, and dropped once again to 23rd on the third tier list. However, the change in the arrangement of the tiers caused him to be ranked more positively than in the initial tier list. However, his tier placement became a topic of debate amongst players, due to the recent appearances of many noteworthy results. Most notably,Fatality placed 2nd at2GGC: Civil War, which is one of the largestSmash 4 tournaments to date. Afterwards he went on to decisively eliminateZeRo fromMomoCon 2017, even while ZeRo counterpicked. This had him rise to 19th on the fourth and current tier list. Overall, Falcon has had the third highest rise from theBrawl tier list, and is one of the characters to have improved the most from that game.

In Solo Modes[edit]

All-Star Mode[edit]

In All-Star Mode, Captain Falcon is fought in Stage 3 in the 3DS version or Stage 5 in the Wii U version alongsideYoshi,Dr. Mario,Marth,Pit,Mega Man,Palutena, andRyu.

Event Matches[edit]

Solo Events[edit]

• All-Star Battle: Secret: Captain Falcon is one of the opponents fought in this event. All opponents are characters that have been unlockable in previousSuper Smash Bros. games.
• Bounty Hunter Clash: Captain Falcon must defeatZero Suit Samus in a 2 stock battle. Afterwards, 2Villagers will appear and challenge the player.
• Up to Speed: The player plays asSonic and must defeatFox,Falco, and Captain Falcon in a high-speed 1 stock battle.

Co-op Events[edit]

• Full Speed Ahead: Captain Falcon andSonic must defeat another Captain Falcon and Sonic in a high-speed stock battle.
• Sky Pirates:Meta Knight andDark Pit must defeat Captain Falcon andFalco before the plane returns to the airfield.
• The Ultimate Battle: Two players select a character and must defeat the entire roster.

Congratulations Screens[edit]

Trophies[edit]

Captain Falcon's default trophy is obtained by clearing Classic Mode as Captain Falcon. His alternate trophy is obtained by clearing All-Star Mode as Captain Falcon in the 3DS version or purchasing it in the Trophy Shop for 1000G in the Wii U version (the latter can only appear after clearing Classic or All-Star as Captain Falcon). The Blue Falcon trophy is obtained only in the Wii U version by clearing All-Star Mode as Captain Falcon.

3DS Classic Mode trophy

Wii U Classic Mode trophy

Captain Falcon

In the F-Zero racing scene, Captain Falcon uses his Blue Falcon to win big. His origin largely a mystery, he's made his way to the Smash Bros. battlefield to prove his worth outside the cockpit. He's got speed and power, and his distinct Falcon Punch leaves a dent. Start it in the air to surprise your foes!

:F-Zero (08/1991)

:F-Zero GX (08/2003)

We love it when this F-Zero pilot from Port Town takes a break from racing the Blue Falcon to take on challengers in brawls. His balance of speed, power and weight is spot on, and his slow but mighty Falcon Punch is oh so sweet when it finally connects. Try starting the attack in mid-air and punching your way into a frantic fray!

:F-Zero (06/1992)

:F-Zero GX (10/2003)

3DS All-Star Mode trophy

Wii U alternate trophy

Captain Falcon (Alt.)

Captain Falcon's default down special, Falcon Kick, is no ordinary kick—it surges forward in a fiery blaze. It's a versatile attack that moves sideways on the ground and diagonally down in the air. His forward air attack, Knee Smash, can send an enemy flying for miles if hit just right.

Captain Falcon's default down special, Falcon Kick, is no ordinary kick—it surges forward in a fiery blaze. It's a versatile attack that moves sideways on the ground and diagonally down in the air. His front air attack, Knee Smash, can send an enemy flying for miles if landed just right.

:F-Zero (08/1991)

:F-Zero GX (08/2003)

The captain's Falcon Kick isn't just any old kick – it blazes either to the side or diagonally down to terrorise the enemy. Its speed also makes it top-notch for surprise attacks! Another move to try out is his forward air attack, Knee Smash. If you get as close to someone as you can before using it, it can launch them miles!

:F-Zero (06/1992)

:F-Zero GX (10/2003)

Blue Falcon trophy

Blue Falcon

Captain Falcon's Final Smash lets him pull opponents into the middle of an F-Zero race—where competitors have been known to break the speed of sound—and run them over with his racing machine, the Blue Falcon. If he manages to grab you, there's no escape. The impact launches its victims diagonally upward.

Captain Falcon's Final Smash lets him pull opponents into the middle of an F-Zero race – where competitors have been known to reach speeds of 1,500km/h – and run them over with his racing machine, the Blue Falcon. If he manages to grab you, there's no escape. The impact launches its victims diagonally upwards.

Alternate costumes[edit]

Gallery[edit]

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  Captain Falcon's reveal in theBy Book, Blade, and Crest of Flame trailer.

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  Captain Falcon's full design in theBy Book, Blade, and Crest of Flame trailer.

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  Captain Falcon'samiibo.

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  Raptor Boost onLink.

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  UsingFalcon Punch.

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  Knee Smash.

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  On-screen appearance.

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  Falcon Kick onMega Man.

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  About to strikeRobin with Raptor Boost.

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  Left-face down taunt inSmash Ball standby onHalberd.

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  Taunting inBattlefield.

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  Blue Falcon, Captain Falcon'sFinal Smash, being used onYoshi,Sheik, andKing Dedede.

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  Forward smash.

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  Right-face down taunt withPalutena, as well as Captain Falcon using aMetal Box.

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  Neutral aerial onMario.

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  Back aerial.

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  Down tilt.

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  Forward Smash onToon Link.

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  Falcon Dive on Link.

Trivia[edit]

• The lines bordering Captain Falcon's "eyes" change depending on the costume used.
• Of all the veterans that have appeared in and retain their voice clips fromBrawl, Captain Falcon,Link, andGanondorf are the only ones to not make use of knockback voice clips that weren't used in-game inBrawl despite having them.
• Captain Falcon,Yoshi, andJigglypuff are the only characters who have voice clips that have been used in all fiveSuper Smash Bros. installments.
• Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS is the only game whereNess and Captain Falcon do not have the sameavailability.

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