Top Ten Easiest Super Smash Brothers Characters To Learn
Super Smash Bros. is a simple game to grasp the basic mechanics of, but is insanely difficult to master and you'll have to obsessively play and learn your character to truly be a great Smash player.The characters on this list are very easy to pick up and play - they are by no means easy to master though, no character is.So, let us proceed with the Top Ten Easiest Super Smash Brothers Characters to learn!
Three Sentences. Dash Attack. Up Air. Limit Charge. You now are an advanced Cloud Main.
Cloud has been known to be notoriously simple to use. His character induces rage into the Smash community because he is so needlessly overpowered. Since the game favors an effortless playstyle with Cloud, many players take a liking to him and his ease of use.
Kirby is a generally easy character and is very similar to Mario in that they are both the most iconic characters of the Smash series. Kirby games are also especially easy, which is why Kirby gets the number 3 spot on this list.
Mario could be considered the main character of the series. He appears in almost all the trailers and reveals, so he is usually considered the most prominent Smash character. His moveset is extremely basic and easy to get used to. This is probably intentional, as Mario is the most iconic character. Since most people know him and would probably want to play as him, Nintendo gave him the least complex moveset possible.
He's very easy to pick up. He doesn't have too many gimmicks, which make him easier to get the hang of.
Sonic is infuriating to play against but fairly easy to use. They probably made him a simple character since he is also iconic along with Mario, and new players may choose him.
I'm pretty good with Sonic. It's helpful that the homing attack automatically goes toward an opponent.
Bayonetta is known for being very overpowered, and you don't even have to put that much effort in to get that OP. She is fast, slim, and has very powerful attacks, which is what most top tier fighters have. However, Bayonetta here has turned everything up to 11.
Luigi is very similar to Mario, but not similar enough to be an echo fighter nor close enough to be as much of a clone as Dr. Mario is either. Luigi shares the same basic moveset and shares the iconic status with the red plumber, so he is fairly easy to learn.
I had to include a heavyweight somewhere, and who else but Dedede? He has the perfect speed and weight for someone to get used to, and his attacks aren't the most complex things in the world either.
I think he is the easiest heavyweight to learn. He can hover like Kirby, which makes recovering easier. Also, he's got some good moves like his up B. I usually use it as a final move.
I'd say the brawler is really easy to learn, the swordfighter is pretty easy but takes some time to get used to, and the gunner is just flat out the worst Smash Bros character of all time.
Not much to say about these guys. They don't have much to them and are just generally easy to use.
Rosalina & Luma are yet again regarded as annoying, and even though they are probably the 'hardest' characters to use among that group, they are still rather easy to pick up.
Most about DK is the same as Dedede, although the leader of the DK Crew feels a lot less floaty and he does have some hard maneuvers. I still think he is relatively simple, but he is one of the characters on this list that may be a little more challenging for a new player.
Learn with him, play for a month and you are a master. Easy to play, easiest to master, even easier to win a fight with him. But Ganondorf is also OP.