Pac-Man inSuper Smash Bros. 4
Universe	Pac-Man
Other playable appearance	inUltimate
Availability	Starter
Final Smash	Super Pac-Man
Tier	F (45)

Pac-Man (パックマン,Pakkuman), stylized in-game asPAC-MAN, is anewcomer inSuper Smash Bros. 4. He was revealed on June 10th, 2014 during theE3 2014Super Smash Bros. roundtable, alongside theMii Fighters.^[1][2] Pac-Man is one of six third-party characters inSSB4, alongsideCapcom'sMega Man andRyu,Sega'sSonic andBayonetta, andSquare Enix'sCloud.

Although Pac-Man has been voiced by numerous actors in the past, Pac-Man has no voice actor in this game, and instead uses modified and recycled sounds from severalBandai Namco arcade games such as the 1980Pac-Man game andPac-Land.

Pac-Man's moveset involves signature aspects of his home series, such as utilizing fruits and eating Power Pellets,^[3] while also referencing numerous otherNamco games in a few ways, most notably via his up taunt. While Pac-Man retains his classic "wedge" form, he only uses it occasionally, such as for his down tilt and his side taunt. Instead, he mostly uses his "ball" form that appeared on game cabinet artwork and advertising before it debuted in-game in the Japanese version ofPac-Land.

Pac-Man is ranked 45th out of 54 on thetier list, placing him at the top of the F tier. Pac-Man's strengths lie in his unique item-oriented playstyle, which involves a capable camping and projectile game via the use ofBonus Fruit for a range of items, along withPac-Jump andFire Hydrant for stage control. These traits synchronize well with Pac-Man's regular moves, the overwhelming majority of which allow him to rack up damage effectively because of their low start-up lag and low base knockback. Pac-Man also boasts a greatrecovery thanks toPower Pellet and Pac-Jump covering great distances, both of which are further supplemented by his ability towall jump.

However, Pac-Man suffers from numerous flaws, which include mediocre mobility and average range. The aforementioned low base knockback of his moveset also significantly hinders his ability to KO effectively, which is further compounded by his strongest attacks having high overall lag. Finally, his most notable flaws include what is considered the most ineffectivegrab game among the cast, along with all his special moves being exploitable either viareflection, direct usage by his opponents, or evengimping his recovery. This, in turn, gives Pac-Man particularly disadvantageous matchups against characters with projectile-nullifying abilities likeFox,Mario, but most notoriously,Villager andRosalina & Luma.

Overall, Pac-Man excels atmindgames and damage racking, although he has a high learning curve because of his items requiring constant micromanagement. Pac-Man's weaknesses and learning curve have resulted in him being considered non-viable in the current metagame, as well as overall attaining a small playerbase throughoutSSB4's lifespan, but he has nevertheless achieved a decent amount of success, such asAbadango in the early metagame,Tea towards the end of the game's competitive lifespan, andSinji throughout the game's competitive lifespan.

Attributes[edit]

Pac-Man is amiddleweight whose attributes slightly deviate from the typicality of his weight class. Although hisair speed is average and hisair acceleration is above average, hiswalking anddashing speeds are slightly below average, while hisfalling speed,gravity, andtraction are below average. As a result, these traits make him a ratherfloaty character, albeit not to the degree ofLuigi. Pac-Man is also able tocrawl andwall jump, although the former is largely impractical because of his crouch's tall height.

Pac-Man, likeDiddy Kong, is reliant on his item-producingspecial moves to control the flow of battle and win in theneutral game. Two special moves,Bonus Fruit andFire Hydrant, grant him numerous mix-ups for almost any situation: each object provided by Bonus Fruit has different attributes, which makes them goodspacing,combo, andedge-guarding options, and some notably possess early KO potential as a way to overcome his smash attacks' slow speeds and low ranges, such as the Apple or the Key. This allows him to confuse and force movements from his opponents to put them in disadvantageous positions, especially off-stage. With extreme technical skill, Bonus Fruit can even be used forfootstool jump-initiatedzero-to-death combos, making Pac-Man one of the few characters with this ability in no-item scenarios.

Fire Hydrant, when used in the air, functions similarly toStone, which makes it useful for covering landings or breaking combos. It is also Pac-Man's most powerful projectile when launched, which makes it a viable KO option from a distance. In addition to its offensive potential, Fire Hydrant has defensive potential, thanks to its shots of water possessing apush effect. As a result, the water can be used to space,gimp poor recoveries, and even force opponents into Pac-Man's attacks. Apart from his projectiles, Pac-Man also possesses a slow, but potent, KO option inPower Pellet, which functions both as a great recovery andmindgame option, as it can be aimed prematurely and made to curve in creative angles using his Fire Hydrant's push effect, and can also be confirmed off ofBonus Fruit's Bell.Pac-Jump is an effective vertical recovery if all three trampoline jumps are used, and makes it safe to edge-guard off-stage, as Pac-Man will likely make it back onto the stage. It is also difficult to gimp, especially from an overhead perspective, thanks to Pac-Man's jumps having unblockable hitboxes, and it can function as a greatout of shield option when used properly.

Outside of his specials, Pac-Man has a good combo game. Though his ground attacks are weak with slight ending lag, his neutral attack and tilts are fast and extend his hitboxes (forward tilt) or slide him forward (down tilt), letting him attack out of shield easily or poke opponents at a safe distance. His up tilt can chain into itself at low percentages and up aerials, while his down tilt can reliably combo into his dash attack. The latter hits multiple times with nearly no ending lag and allows Pac-Man to follow up with almost any ground move, such as his safe and fast neutral attack. Pac-Man is also capable in the air; his aerials are fast and can chain into themselves, especially his forward and up aerials. His neutral aerial is a useful out-of-shield option, and both it and his back aerial are effective off-stage finishers, making him overall good at damage racking and edge-guarding.

However, Pac-Man has many exploitable flaws. One of his biggest issues is his inability to KO early because of the overwhelming majority of his moveset having low base knockback. Although his tilts and aerials are fast, only his clean neutral aerial and clean back aerial possess actual KO potential. This, in turn, is further compounded by their reliability being most apparent at high percentages and/or while near the left or rightblast lines. His main KO options, his smash attacks, can KO near the edge easily thanks to their respectable damage outputs and knockback growth, but are very punishable and predictable because of their considerable amounts of start-up and ending lag. Pac-Man also has viable KOing options in Bonus Fruit's key and flying Fire Hydrant, but the former needs to be charged for 2.37 seconds (specifically 142 frames) to be accessible, whereas the latter can be easily used against Pac-Man just as he is about to launch it. Additionally, Pac-Man's average range and awkward hitboxes can make landing hits or spacing difficult against opponents with high reach, while his below-average movement speed can make it difficult to both chase down opponents or create space and charge his Bonus Fruits, especially against rushdown-oriented characters.

Another prominent issue is his grab game: his grabs carry extremely high risk due to their extreme lag and notoriously awkward hitboxes, with only the starting animation having three separate grab hitboxes that last for very short times. This makes it far riskier to use his grab for punishes compared to other characters. This is further burdened by his unimpressive throws, with only his down throw having combo potential, most notably into Bonus Fruit's key, Power Pellet, a dash attack, or a short hopped forward aerial into neutral aerial. Although the latter combo does not work on characters whose hurtboxes are low after missing a tech, it can still be beneficial, as Pac-Man can insteadlock the opponent with a short hopped forward aerial at low to medium percentages.

Despite their perks, all of Pac-Man's special moves can be used against him. Bonus Fruit's objects areitems that can only exist once at a time, hence opponents can grab them out of the air, nullifying one of Pac-Man's only projectiles, so long as they hold onto it. So long as Bonus Fruit is nullified, Pac-Man is disadvantaged at spacing, KOing, and mindgames, while a competent opponent can use his own Bonus Fruit against him. This significantly hinders Pac-Man's matchups against characters who can reflect projectiles, with two particularly notable examples:Villager canPocket Bonus Fruit for long periods and thus strongly hinder his offense, whereasRosalina & Luma can useGravitational Pull to completely nullify both of his projectiles and render him absolutely helpless at zoning.

His Fire Hydrant can be turned against him as well; it can be knocked back or reflected by opponents, even in the first few frames when it is released, making it possible for Pac-Man to immediately be dealt noticeable damage. Its push effect also affects him, and can cost Pac-Man a stock if he is careless. Despite being strong, Power Pellet is highly predictable and can be interrupted by any attack, which drops a healing Power Pellet that can be used by the opponent, and his Pac-Jump, though giving great vertical height, can also be used by opponents forgimping Pac-Man's own recovery. Due to these possibilities, a good Pac-Man player must keep watch of where his items are to inflict the highest knockback possible at a safer range, and avoid his items' abilities being turned against him.

Pac-Man benefits from hiscustom moves. Freaky Fruit deals less damage, but each fruit and object has its own erratic pattern and thus can provide even greater mix-ups. Lazy Fruit is slower and deals less damage, but the fruits and objects take longer to disappear, which enables them to be usable more than once and provides different mix-ups. Distant Power Pellet is much more maneuverable, which allows Pac-Man to mix up his recovery more easily at the cost of less damage and knockback. Enticing Power Pellet travels less distance but produces a windbox which can be used to gimp recovering opponents and is much more powerful. Power Pac-Jump functions like a traditional recovery move in that it only provides one jump, but it immediately launches Pac-Man very high and enables him to hit multiple times while ascending, making it suitable for offensive playstyles. Meteor Trampoline decreases in height after each jump, but the fourth jump canbury grounded opponents and, true to its name,meteor smash airborne ones, as its name implies. On-Fire Hydrant does not shoot out as far, but it shoots fireballs instead of water, shoots three times instead of twice, takes less damage to launch, and the hydrant itself deals more damage. Finally Dire Hydrant explodes when it touches a surface, opponent, or after a set distance, which makes it less risky to use since opponents cannot launch the hydrant. The explosion improves the move's horizontal range, and because Pac-Man jumps higher when he deploys the hydrant, it can be used to dodge projectiles.

Overall, while Pac-Man excels at mind games and damage racking, his moveset's overall low base knockback and poor range make it difficult for him to KO opponents. As a result, he is dependent on utilizing traps and zoning to continually deal damage and set up a KO, such as collectively using his air game, Bonus Fruit, and varied recovery to edge-guard. While Pac-Man's special moves grant him a uniquely versatile moveset, they can also hinder him in battle, as one careless move can decide the momentum of not only himself, but even the entire match.

Update history[edit]

Pac-Man has received a mix of buffs and nerfs in game updates. Update1.0.4 increased the ending lag to his up smash and lowered the damage output ofBonus Fruit's Galaxian.Fire Hydrant andPower Pellet had their durability and healing output slightly increased respectively, necessitating players using them even more wisely than before, lest the opponent capitalizes on using their effects to their own advantage. The changes to shield mechanics brought about by1.1.0 and1.1.1 enable Pac-Man to utilize some new options for pressuring shields through combinations of back aerial,Bonus Fruit's key, andFire Hydrant. Lastly, update1.1.5 marginally increased the knockback of his smash attacks and back aerial, which slightly improved his KO potential.

1.0.1

• The pause menu glitch where Pac-Man would continuously move in a distorted direction has been fixed.

1.0.4

• Up smash's ending lag increased: frame 38 → 50.
• Bonus Fruit's Galaxian deals less damage: 11% → 9%.
• Power Pellet heals more damage: 1% → 2%.
• Fire Hydrant takes more damage to be launched: 12% → 13%.

1.0.6

• Up and down angled forward tilt have more startup lag (frame 4 → 5), now matching the non angled version.
• Pac-Jump can no longer bePocketed.

1.1.0

• Fixed a glitch wherePac-Jump could send opponents through the stage.
• The formerly removed glitch where Pac-Man could sendFire Hydrant through stages has returned. This is the first known case of a removed glitch returning to the game.

1.1.1

• Fixed reintroduced glitch where Pac-Man could sendFire Hydrant through stages.

1.1.5

• Forward smash has more knockback scaling (97 (clean)/100 (late) → 99/102).
• Up smash's second hit has more knockback scaling (95 (clean)/90 (late) → 97/92).
• Down smash has more knockback scaling (84 (clean)/90 (late) → 86/92).
• Back aerial's clean hit has more knockback scaling (98 → 100).

Moveset[edit]

• Pac-Man cancrawl andwall jump. However, Pac-Man's crawl is largely impractical because of his crouch's tall height.

For a gallery of Pac-Man's hitboxes, seehere.

Stats[edit]

Announcer call[edit]

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• English/Japanese/Chinese

On-screen appearance[edit]

• Opens his mouth while in his 2D wedge form, then transforms into his ball form.

Taunts[edit]

• Up taunt: Performs the "Namco Roulette", which produces sprites of classic Namco items, characters and enemies, similarly toBonus Fruit. It is the only taunt in the game with variable visual and sound effects.
• Side taunt: Transforms into his wedge form and chomps to the right and left at varying intervals while emitting the ghosts' "siren" sound.
• Down taunt: Lays down while Blinky, Pinky, and music notes hover over him while an arrangement of the first five notes of the intermission theme fromPac-Man plays.

Up taunt	Side taunt	Down taunt

Idle poses[edit]

• Scratches his head.
• Looks at the screen and winks while giving a thumbs up, similarly to his pose in his official art.

Crowd cheer[edit]

	Cheer (English)	Cheer (Japanese)	Cheer (Spanish)
Cheer
Description	Pac - Man!	Go! Go! Pac-Man!	Pac - Man!
	Cheer (French)	Cheer (German)	Cheer (Italian)
Cheer
Description	Pac - Man ! Pac Man !	Goooo - Pac-Man!	Pac - Man! *claps 3 times*

Victory poses[edit]

• Chases a vulnerable ghost in his wedge form, then shifts to his ball form and poses akimbo. This is based on the first "Coffee Break" cutscene inPac-Man.
• Appears on screen in his wedge form, trips onto the floor and transforms into his ball form, before raising his fist up while sitting down clumsily.
• Falls from the sky, spawning a sign reading "7650" once he lands, then winks and gives a thumbs-up. This is a recreation of the "Break Time" bonus game fromPac-Land.

Incompetitive play[edit]

Official Custom Moveset Project[edit]

Character	Custom sets available
Pac-Man	1132	1131	1122	1121	2132
	2131	2122	3131	3132	3121

Most historically significant players[edit]

See also:Category:Pac-Man players (SSB4)

•  Abadango - The best Pac-Man player in the world in the early metagame, placing highly at majors such as 4th atEVO 2015 and 17th atUmebura F.A.T. He has since dropped Pac-Man for other characters.
•  Ginko - One of the best Pac-Man players in Japan, co-maining Pac-Man alongsideMewtwo and notably placing 13th atUmebura F.A.T. and 33rd at bothUmebura S.A.T. andUmebura Japan Major 2017.
•  Sinji - The best Pac-Man player of all-time and the only solo Pac-Man player ranked on thePGR 100, where he was ranked 85th. He regularly placed between 17th and 33rd at majors between 2017 and 2018.
•  Tea - One of the best Pac-Man players in 2018 who gained more recognition at a national level after placing 2nd atSoCal Regionals 2018 defeatingRaito andfalln as well as 3rd atUmebura Smash 4 Final, the latter being the highest placement for a Pac-Man player at a major.

Tier placement and history[edit]

WhenSSB4 was initially released, Pac-Man was perceived positively due toFire Hydrant allowing for stage control,Bonus Fruit being useful for spacing and mix-ups, and bothPower Pellet andPac-Jump granting him a long-distanced recovery. When these traits were coupled with the revelation of Pac-Man's advancedfootstool set-ups, many thought that he could be a very viable character when mastered, thanks to players such asAbadango,Ginko, andTea showcasing these strengths in competitive play during the early metagame.

However, Pac-Man's flaws would quickly become more apparent and, in a turn for the worse, more significant than most would think. Many found out that Pac-Man had a significantly high learning curve, below average damage output compared to most of the cast, and that his special moves were double-edged swords due to being susceptible to being used against him. He also had lackluster fundamental advantages as well, such as his laggy smash attacks, unimpressive KO potential due to his moveset's overall low base knockback, and abysmal grab game. Lastly, his reliance on projectiles gives him infamously difficult matchups against characters that are capable of negating them, such asRosalina & Luma andVillager, both of whom are common at high-level play. Altogether, these aspects would lead many to believe that Pac-Man was not as viable as originally thought, and would culminate with him being ranked 29th on the first4BRtier list.

Following the release of the first tier list, Pac-Man's tournament results sharply declined due to a less consistent playerbase and Abadango's switch to more viable characters. This further hurt Pac-Man's viability, leading to a drop to 38th on the second tier list, then to 45th on the third tier list. These drops also solidified him as a low-tier character that was unviable in the metagame, with some believing Pac-Man was potentially one of the worst characters in the game.

Countering that perception, however, were solid results from dedicated mains.Sinji notably became a consistent threat at majors in 2017, which prevented Pac-Man from dropping further, and he remained at 45th place on the fourth and final tier list. In addition, 2018 saw Tea attend more events, resulting in strong results such as 2nd atSoCal Regionals 2018 and 3rd atUmebura Smash 4 Final. Due to these positive developments, several players began arguing that Pac-Man was better than previously perceived, although with the end of the game's competitive lifespan in 2018, Pac-Man's true viability remains a mystery.

In Solo Modes[edit]

All-Star Mode[edit]

In All-Star Mode, Pac-Man is fought in Stage 1 in the 3DS version or Stage 7 in the Wii U version alongsideMario,Donkey Kong,Luigi,Mr. Game & Watch, andLittle Mac.

Event Matches[edit]

Solo Events[edit]

• New Challengers 2: Pac-Man is one of the seven opponents fought in this event alongsideGreninja,Palutena,Robin,Shulk,Dark Pit, andMega Man.
• The Big 7650!: Pac-Man must use hisFinal Smash,Super Pac-Man, and land six hits with it within 15 seconds.
• The FINAL Final Battle: The player must defeat Pac-Man,Mario,Sonic, and Mega Man.
• Yellow Devils: As Mega Man, the player must defeat a giant Pac-Man,Pikachu, and theYellow Devil.

Co-op Events[edit]

• A Fairy Nice Trip: Pac-Man andLink must survive onPac-Land until the stage reaches Fairy Land as fourKirbys try to hinder the players' progress.
• Food Fight: A damaged Kirby and a damagedKing Dedede must defeat Pac-Man,Wario, andYoshi.
• Getting Healthy:Little Mac andWii Fit Trainer must defeat Pac-Man and Kirby.
• The Ultimate Battle: Two players select a character and must defeat the entire roster.

Congratulations Screens[edit]

Trophies[edit]

Pac-Man's default trophy is obtained by clearing Classic Mode as Pac-Man. His alternate trophy is obtained by clearing All-Star Mode as Pac-Man 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 Pac-Man). The SUPER PAC-MAN trophy is obtained only in the Wii U version by clearing All-Star Mode as Pac-Man.

3DS Classic Mode trophy

Wii U Classic Mode trophy

PAC-MAN

The yellow, circular hero of the game PAC-MAN, which is recognized as the "Most Successful Coin-Operated Arcade Game" by Guinness World Records. In Smash Bros., he uses several moves inspired by the original PAC-MAN. Wakawaka your foes by charging up the Power Pellet move and aiming at them.

Arcade:PAC-MAN (1980)

Arcade:PAC-LAND (1984)

The yellow, circular hero of the game PAC-MAN, which is recognised as the "Most Successful Coin-Operated Arcade Game" by Guinness World Records. In this game, some of his attacks are based on the original PAC-MAN. Charge up his Power Pellet move, then aim it right at an opponent to wakawaka them extra hard.

Arcade:PAC-MAN (1980 (JP))

Arcade:PAC-LAND (1984 (JP))

3DS All-Star Mode trophy

Wii U alternate trophy

PAC-MAN (Alt.)

PAC-MAN's Fire Hydrant down special pushes opponents away with blasts of water. You can drop the hydrant on top of your opponents to damage them, but they can also attack it to damage you if you're standing on it! His Pac-Jump up special spawns a trampoline he can jump on three times—the third jump is especially high!

Arcade:PAC-MAN (1980)

Arcade:PAC-LAND (1984)

PAC-MAN's Fire Hydrant down special pushes opponents away with blasts of water. You can drop the hydrant on top of your opponents to damage them, but they can also attack it and hit you with it to cause damage! His Pac-Jump up special spawns a trampoline he can jump on three times, and the third jump is especially high!

Arcade:PAC-MAN (1980 (JP))

Arcade:PAC-LAND (1984 (JP))

Super PAC-MAN trophy

SUPER PAC-MAN

Super PAC-MAN

PAC-MAN's Final Smash turns him into this huge form that appeared in SUPER PAC-MAN. In this form, PAC-MAN eats his foes to deal damage to them and reduce them to just a pair of eyes. He can move freely in all four directions, loop around the screen, and... obtain a score of up to 7,650 points!

PAC-MAN's Final Smash turns him into this huge form that first appeared in the arcade game also called Super PAC-MAN. In this form, PAC-MAN can eat his foes to deal damage to them and reduce them to just a pair of eyes. He can move freely in all four directions, loop around the screen, and...obtain a score of up to 7,650 points!

Alternate costumes[edit]

Reveal trailer[edit]

Gallery[edit]

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  Pac-Man's splash art.

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  Pac-Man'samiibo.

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  Pac-Man's poster used on the official website.

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  Pac-Man alongside fellow third-party charactersSonic andMega Man.

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  Pac-Man,Mario, Sonic, and Mega Man fighting onBattlefield.

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  Using his forward aerial againstZero Suit Samus' forward aerial.

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  UsingPower Pellet.

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  Using his up taunt alongsideKirby.

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  UsingFire Hydrant onSheik.

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  OnPac-Land, next to the Mother Fairy.

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  UsingSuper Pac-Man, hisFinal Smash.

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  Using his forward tilt on aPooka inSmash Run.

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  Pac-Man and Mario taunting onPac-Maze.

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  Pac-Man usingBonus Fruit.

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  Using his up taunt.

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  The various Namco-related sprites produced by Pac-Man's up taunt.

Trivia[edit]

Pac-Man's two different head icon styles.

• Pac-Man is the only character to have different head icons in both versions ofSSB4. InSuper Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS, Pac-Man's arm is exposed, showing whatever armband he is wearing, if he has one. InSuper Smash Bros. for Wii U, Pac-Man is striking a thumbs up with his opposite hand.
  • Interestingly, each icon also represents one half of his pose in his official artwork, although his head icons have both of his eyes open.
• Pac-Man makes a few references to his home series:
  • During several animations, he emits sound effects drawn from games such asPac-Man,Pac-Land,Galaxian,Galaga, andMappy instead of vocalizing.
    • When his token inStreetSmash is KO'd, the death sound effect fromPac-Man is played instead of being silent.
  • During his Final Smash, he can wrap around the screen like inPac-Man and gain up to 7650 points, a reference to Namco'sGoroawase number.
  • Many of his animations—such as his idle, walk, and jump—are based onPac-Land. His alternate costumes also include the winged shoes power-up from the game.
  • The pose in his official artwork matches the pose in hisPac-Man World artwork.
  • His sleeping animation is a reference to a painting found inPac-Man World 2.
• As noted within his trailer, Pac-Man is one of the two oldest characters among the cast. He andMr. Game & Watch debuted in 1980, a year beforeMario andDonkey Kong.
• Pac-Man and theMii Fighters are the only characters who do not show panicked facial expressions when drowning. In Pac-Man's case, he drowns while maintaining his grin.
• In an interview,Masahiro Sakurai said that he would have considered dropping Pac-Man fromSSB4 if Bandai Namco had required the usage of his design fromPac-Man and the Ghostly Adventures.^[4]
• Pac-Man,Duck Hunt, andVillager are the only characters who have moves based on a series other than their own.
• InSuper Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS, Pac-Man's alt. trophy shows him usingPower Pellet, making it impossible to tell which alternate costume is being used, or if one is even being used at all. This makes him the only character with this distinction.
• Pac-Man is the only character to have a taunt that is different between both versions ofSmash 4 as hisNamco RouletteTaunt has exclusive sprites for both games.
• Pac-Man is one of only two third-party characters (the other beingMega Man) who do not speak in-game, despite having been voiced in his own series.

References[edit]

v • d • e Pac-Man universe
Fighter	Pac-Man (SSB4 ·SSBU)
Assist Trophy	Ghosts
Stages	Pac-Maze ·Pac-Land
Trophies andSpirits	Trophies ·Spirits
Music	SSB4 ·Ultimate
Masterpiece	Pac-Man
Related universes	Galaxian ·Dig Dug ·Xevious ·Namco series
Related content	Gil ·Special Flag

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• Pac-Man universe
• Pac-Man (SSB4)
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