From WiKirby, your independent source of Kirby knowledge.
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Attack with... familiar fighting moves.
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— Kirby & the Amazing Mirror" quote
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The Smash ability is one which allows Kirby to perform a multitude of attacks which were featured in the Super Smash Bros. series. It is obtained by swallowing Master Hand or Crazy Hand. It can perform all of his Special Moves, save for Inhale since Kirby can naturally do this. Instead, it can perform two moves from Fighter. Next to Master, it is the second most powerful ability of the game. Its name comes from the "Smash" part of the series's name. This ability first appeared in Kirby & the Amazing Mirror and appeared again in the New Challenge Stages mode in Kirby's Dream Collection.
Smash would later return with an updated moveset in Kirby: Planet Robobot, unlocked by scanning Kirby's Smash Bros. series amiibo into the game or finding a Copy Pedestal in certain hidden locations. The move here is formally known as Smash Bros.
Move-sets
Kirby & the Amazing Mirror
| Smash moveset in Kirby & the Amazing Mirror
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Button Execution
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Skill
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Button Execution
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Vulcan Jab
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B
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Hammer
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Side + B
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Hammer Spin
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Side + B in midair
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Twinkle Star
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B in midair
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Final Cutter
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Up + B
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Stone
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Down + b
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New Challenge Stages
| Smash moveset in New Challenge Stages
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| Skill
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Button Execution
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Skill
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Button Execution
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| Vulcan Jab
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1
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Final Cutter
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↑ + 1
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| Smash Kick
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Dash + 1
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Twinkle Star
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1 in mid-air
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| Hammer
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→ + 1
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Stone
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↓ + 1
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| Hammer Spin
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→ + 1 in mid-air
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Stone Smash
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↓ + 1 in mid-air
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Kirby: Planet Robobot
| Smash Bros. moveset in Kirby: Planet Robobot
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| Skill
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Button Execution
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Skill
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Button Execution
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| Vulcan Jab
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B
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Final Cutter
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↑ + B
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| Smash Kick
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Dash + release B
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Stone Change
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↓ + B
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| Twinkle Star
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B in mid-air
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Stone Smash
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↓ + B in mid-air
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| Hammer Flip
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→ + release B
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Air Drop
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↑/→ + B near an enemy
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| Giant Swing
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→ + B in mid-air
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Shield
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L/R
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| Ultra Giant Swing
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Dash + → + B in mid-air
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Trivia
- When using the Hammer on the ground, Kirby swings it upward rather than downward, to mimic the way he attacks in the Smash Bros. series.
- Kirby retains his Hammer Spin in more recent move-sets, despite not using that move in Brawl or Smash 4.
- The shield in the Planet Robobot version of the ability resembles the bubble shields used in Super Smash Bros, though in this case, it won't break.
- Additionally, the Smash Kick and Hammer Flip can be charged for even more damage and/or reach, just like in Super Smash Bros. for 3DS/Wii U.
Names in other languages
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Name
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Meaning
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| Japanese
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スマブラ
Sumabura
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Shortening of スマッシュブラザーズ (Smash Bros.).
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