King Dedede has the usual attributes of heavyweight characters: high KOing power, slow mobility/attacks, high range, fast falling speed (the fastest in the game), and large size. He joins as a member of the heavyweight class alongside Bowser and Donkey Kong. Hey! Keep in mind that the damage it deals varies increases depending on how long you charge it for. Minimal landing lag. Works well in the ascent of a ground jump. s a n s; Dedede can string multiple back aerials at low percentages and use it in conjunction with his forward aerial in walls of pain. However, you are able to move and jump around while charging, but be careful, as you'll start taking damage if you've held the charge too long! Has fast start-up with decent horizontal knockback and like Dedede's other tilts, its hitbox has a long duration (though it is shorter than his forward and up tilts). Wario then stops messing with them physically, but messes with them by riding his bike up, showing off the fact that he can get up there faster. Ho! Complete one of the following: 1. Down Smash - Pulls back the hammer and then spins it horizontally along the ground. WADDLE DON'T - A DDD Video. While the move itself is unique to Super Smash Bros., the bomb Dedede throws at the end of the move resembles the Bomber enemy from the Kirby series. Try to drop onto a jumping opponent to maximize the pain. After grabbing an opponent, mash on the attack button to bash them repeadily. During this time, Dedede learns of Tabuu's Off Waves and spends the rest of the story preparing for them. King Dedede originally tries to steal Mario and Pit/Link and Yoshi as trophies, but Kirby rescues them and King Dedede rides off, trying to escape them. He goes to put the last badge on the princess, but finds he does not have enough, and ends up using the brooch he made for himself on the princess, another of his moments of kindness. Up Aerial - Sticks his hammer above him and spins it. Dedede is good at keeping pressure on the opponent, despite his very slow movement in the air and on the ground (third slowest dash speed and worst air speed). However, it has amazing reach - the farthest of any non-projectile ground attack, and is somewhat fast compared to other attacks of similar range. King Dedede carries his mallet at all times, like the. However, once you launch into this attack, you have absolutely no control over it, so make sure that you aim properly before you launch the attack, otherwise you may wind up dropping off the stage. Floor Attack - Quickly kicks to the side his feet are facing, then kicks in the other direction.

Waddle Dee simply walks around, Waddle Doo fires a laser that deals up to 27% at close range, and finally, Gordo, the rarest, First Appearance: Kirby's Dream Land (GB, 1992), Made Famous By: Kirby's Adventure (NES, 1993), Last Appearance: Kirby Dream Collection (Wii, 2012). As King Dedede looks proudly at his trophies, Bowser and his minions break open the ceiling. Then, as Wario approaches on his Cargo carrying two trophies (the princess that was not saved from the arena and Ness), he tries to take the new Luigi trophy and is suddenly ambushed by a herd of Waddle Dees who throw Luigi into the cargo.

The following stickers can only be used by a few characters including Dedede: King Dedede's main and Final Smash trophies can be obtained by clearing Classic Mode and All-Star mode respectively with King Dedede. Palette Swap (Super Smash Bros. King Dedede is classified as fighter #39.

Multiple hits, good for racking up damage. Ledge Attack - Pulls himself up and as he is about halfway up, he quickly kicks out with his foot at the ground in front of him. Inhales the opponent, and does damage upon spitting them out. Dedede is good at keeping pressure on the opponent, despite his very slow movement in the air and on the ground (third slowest dash speed tied with Zelda and slowest air speed). Is a weak. He is also great at Momentum Canceling, Link is the only character in the game that has a more notable benefit from vertical momentum canceling (though Dedede's vertical endurance is still notably better). When King Dedede is equipped with Double Final Smasher equipment, and his Final Smash misses, he gains the Final Smash glow as soon as his fail animation ends, but the glow disappears almost immediately after, so he cannot use his Final Smash again. Somewhat slow start-up lag and is generally awkward to use against grounded opponents, especially due to its noticeable landing lag. The move is based on one of his attacks from, Swings his hammer over his head at the ground in front of him. When it is not stale, it is also a reliable KO move, reliably KOing under 150%. Dedede's recovery combines four midair jumps with an up special move that gains great vertical distance, has armor, and delivers a powerful meteor smash upon its descent when not canceled. Does 15% uncharged and 21% fully charged. This page does not work well in portrait mode on mobile.

From a distance, Dedede can prod his opponent with his quick f-tilt, the furthest reaching standard attack in the game, or he can use his Waddle Dee Toss to toss living projectiles at the opponent, which are capable of attacking of their own accord and absorbing projectiles to defend Dedede. Clompity-clompity-clompity-clompity! Bowser kidnaps the princess, and her broach falls off, which Kirby eats.

King Dedede is a recurring villain in the Kirby series. King Dedede & Kirby: [Specials: Direct] Attack +21, King Dedede (Kirby Super Star): [Leg] Attack +28, Kirby (Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards): [Body, Spin] Attack +22, Kirby (Kirby Air Ride): [Arm, Leg] Attack +17, Starman (Kirby: Squeak Squad): Launch Power +33, King Dedede (Kirby: Squeak Squad): [Throwing] Attack +30. You can’t tell from a picture, but the speed of these Waddle Dees is quite a bit faster than the ones he normally calls. Meanwhile, faster characters who cannot be reliably chain thrown, such as Meta Knight, Olimar, and the Ice Climbers, have climbed to power and dominated tournaments. Despite being a super heavyweight and having early KO moves, KOing can be difficult at times due to his KO moves either having slow start-up/ending lag, being forced to have the opponent in the air, being predictable, and/or having low horizontal reach. This Final Smash can KO at around 45%. ... A guide to King Dedede in smash 4. However, it has amazing reach, possessing the farthest reach of any non-projectile ground attack. Note that the Samus, DK, Mario, Luigi, and Bowser matchups are dependent on whether the standing infinite is banned or not. King Dedede then steals the cargo with the trophies in tow.

However, his up tilt, arguably his best finisher, has great vertical reach with a very large and long lasting hitbox, with great vertical knockback (it is the third strongest up tilt in the game and KOs at percentages similar to that of Snake's). The falling debris knocks King Dedede out cold turning him into a trophy and buries him, Ness and Luigi under rubble. However, his laggy attacks and trouble controlling his Super Dedede Jump has kept him from being in the higher tiers.