Pac-Man, like Diddy Kong, is reliant on his item-producing special moves to control the flow of battle and win in the neutral game. Pac-Man is also able to crawl and wall jump, although the former is largely impractical because of his crouch's tall height. As a result, these traits make him a rather floaty character, albeit not to the degree of Luigi. Although his air speed is average and his air acceleration is above average, his walking and dashing speeds are slightly below average, while his falling speed, gravity, and traction are below average. Pac-Man is a middleweight whose attributes slightly deviate from the typicality of his weight class. 4.2 Most historically significant players.R, view Pac-Man as one of the worst characters in the game. Despite this, a number of professionals, including ESAM and Mr. Prior to switching to Mewtwo, Abadango achieved several impressive placings at both the regional and national levels, while Koolaid (prior to switching to Sheik), Ginko, Sinji, Tea, and Zage have each managed to achieve decent results at the regional and national levels, as well as utilize his edge trapping abilities and shield break capabilities to devastating effect. 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 throughout SSB4's lifespan, but he has nevertheless achieved a decent amount of success. Overall, Pac-Man excels at mindgames and damage racking, although he has a high learning curve because of his items requiring constant micromanagement. This, in turn, gives Pac-Man particularly disadvantageous matchups against characters with projectile-nullifying abilities like Fox, Mario, but most notoriously, Villager and Rosalina & Luma. Finally, his most notable flaws include what is considered the most ineffective grab game among the cast, along with all his special moves being exploitable either via reflection, direct usage by his opponents, or even gimping his recovery. 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. However, Pac-Man suffers from numerous flaws, which include mediocre mobility and average range. Pac-Man also boasts a great recovery thanks to Power Pellet and Pac-Jump covering great distances, both of which are further supplemented by his ability to wall jump. 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's strengths lie in his unique item-oriented playstyle, which involves a capable camping and projectile game via the use of Bonus Fruit for a range of items, along with Pac-Jump and Fire Hydrant for stage control. This renders him as both the highest ranking low-tier character and the lowest ranking third-party character. Pac-Man is ranked 46th out of 55 on the tier list, placing him at the top of the F tier. Instead, he mostly uses his "ball" form that appeared on game cabinet artwork and advertising before it debuted in-game in the Japanese version of Pac-Land. While Pac-Man retains his classic "wedge" form, he only uses it occasionally, such as for his down tilt and his side taunt. Pac-Man's moveset involves signature aspects of his home series, such as utilizing fruits and eating Power Pellets, while also referencing numerous other Namco games in a few ways, most notably via his up taunt. Pac-Man has no voice actor, instead he uses recycled sounds from several arcade games by Namco such as the 1980 Pac-Man game and Pac-Land. Pac-Man is one of six third-party characters in SSB4, alongside Capcom's Mega Man and Ryu, Sega's Sonic and Bayonetta, and Square Enix's Cloud. He was revealed on June 10th, 2014 during the E3 2014 Super Smash Bros. Pac-Man ( パックマン, Pakkuman), stylized in-game as PAC-MAN, is a newcomer in Super Smash Bros.
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