- Little Mac is the first playable character in the Super Smash Bros. Series to have been an Assist Trophy in a previous installment. He would later be followed by Dark Samus and Isabelle.
- Mac is guaranteed KO Uppercut if he takes 100%. Mac is guaranteed KO Uppercut if he deals 333.33.%, as he has a 0.3x unit filling multiplier. Mac is given 4 seconds before he can lose KO Uppercut. Mac loses KO Uppercut if he is sent into tumble, which requires 80 KB Points to do (this can also be taken as 'when you have to tech' in layman's terms).
From a purely positive viewpoint, Little Mac is an unstoppable killing machine. A lot of his moves have super armor (which means he doesn't flinch) and are incredibly powerful. Eventually he gets a 'KO punch' that will take an opponent down in a single blow, if he can land the move. He's a fan favorite for button-mashers and beginners, and I think that may be why people want to nerf (or depower) him.
Little Mac This tier was created strictly for one character and that is Little Mac. ZeRo goes into scathing detail as to what makes the boxer from the Bronx the worst character in Super Smash Bros.
Little Mac is extremely easy to use. He's accessible, which means that button-mashers can jam the A button and rack up damage, while beginners can do the same and destroy opponents that are not prepared for it. Mac is fast, and he can hit pretty hard despite being very light. So a lot of veteran players think he's overpowered. But being accessible and being overpowered are two different things. He may be overpowered in some aspects, but he does have his share of weaknesses, and thus doesn't deserve to be nerfed. Why?
Mac's Recovery Moves are Horrendous
Mac's recovery moves are horrendous. His up special barely goes up, while his side B is not much better. Paired with his weak air game and small double-jump, recovery is Mac's Achilles' heel. A smart player can easily get Mac off the stage and gimp his recovery (using really any move to hamper the recovery move). The best strategy is to stay near the edge, do whatever you can to get Mac off the stage, and gimp his recovery, killing him at low percentages. (Ike had ths same problem in Brawl, and really Mac is just a quicker Ike.)
Mac's hard-hitting attacks and beginner-friendly play style don't make him an overpowered character. He may only have a few weaknesses, but if you cannot take advantage of the few weaknesses a character has, then you are going to get the percentage beat out of you. It's simple.
There are many characters that might require nerfing in the future, but Little Mac is not one of them. Besides, does anyone really think that Nintendo will nerf a pretty well-balanced character, when they didn't do so with Metaknight in Brawl? I doubt it.
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