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Super Smash Bros Ultimate | SNAKE: Gameplay Tip, Moveset, Final Smash, Unlock

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Learn all about SNAKE in Super Smash Bros Ultimate (SSBU) in this Fighter guide; including rating, unlock condition, Super Moves & Final Smashes, featured move tips and more!

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SNAKE - Rating & Overview

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SNAKE - Fighter Rating

Rating
A
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SNAKE - Debut & Appearances

Debut in Smash Bros. First Appearance
Super Smash Bros. BrawlMetal Gear Solid

Character Origin & Backstory

Snake made his debut in Metal Gear, released in North America in 1988. It's a stealth-based game that has Snake acquiring weapons and equipment while on various missions.

Did You Know? Facts About the Fighter

Snake's job is to infiltrate enemy bases alone to stop terrorist organizations. The player has the option to stay quiet and sneak around, or go loud with guns and bombs.

SNAKE - How to Unlock

3 Unlock Methods Available

3 Unlock Methods Available

There are in total, 3 ways of unlocking / adding new character to your roster in SSBU. By completing either one of these condition will unlock these Fighter to be used in Smash Mode and Classic Mode.

Game ModeCondition
World of LightWorld of LightBase Zone
Classic ModeClassic ModeUnlocked by Clearing 1 Games with LINK
Smash ModeSmash ModeNo.39 to Unlock
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SNAKE - Fighter Tips & Featured Move Sets

SNAKE - Featured Video

Knock Out Enemies with Downward Throw

Snake has a unique downward throw that puts opponents to sleep. If the opponent has high damage, this can be a great setup for a KO.

Iconic Cardboard Box as Taunt

Snake's taunt involves him hiding in his beloved cardboard box. When an opponent gets near and pick up the cardboard box...well...you'll just have to see for yourself.

Attack with the Cardboard Box

The cardboard box you use during your taunt can also be used to deal damage to opponents when cast off. The box falls off of Snake's back, so be mindful of the direction you use it.

SNAKE - All Move Sets

Covering Fire - Final Smash

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Covering Fire
Snake calls for reinforcements, and then uses a targeting reticle to lock on to foes up to five times. Missiles are launched at the targets. If you don't lock on to anyone, the missiles fly toward the reticle's last location.

Super Move List

*Actual results may differ according to distance between target and combos.

ControlDamageSuper Move & Effect
Super
(B)
12.5%[Hand Grenade]
Throws a grenade that detonates after a short time. Holding the button can delay the grenade toss.
Side Super
(← or → + B)
8.4%[Remote Missile]
Shoots a missile that flies forward. The direction can be adjusted while it flies.
Up Super
(↑ + B)
-%[Cypher]
Grabs onto a Cypher and flies up into the air to avoid attacks. Pressing down causes Snake to let go.
Down Super
(↓ + B)
20.4%[C4]
Plants an explosive on the ground or directly on an opponent. Using down special again sets it off.

Smash Attack List

*Actual results may differ according to distance between target and combos.
*Value in brackets shows damage results when fully charged.

ControlDamageEffect
Side Smash26.4%
(36.9%)
Snake brings out a rocket launcher and shoots downwards.
Up Smash16.8%
(16.8%)
Kick on both sides, Snake has his front and back covered.
Down Smash14.4%
(20.1%)
Snake takes out a mortar and fires it upwards!

Normal Attack List

*Actual results may differ according to distance between target and combos.

ControlDamage
Normal Attack13.0%
Normal Attack23.0%
Normal Attack37.2%

Tilt Attack List

*Actual results may differ according to distance between target and combos.

ControlDamage
Side Tilt Attack4.8%
Up Tilt Attack17.4%
Down Tilt Attack14.4%
Dash Attack13.2%

Jump Attack List

*Actual results may differ according to distance between target and combos.

ControlDamage
Jump Attack7.2%
Jump Front Attack16.8%
Jump Back Attack10.8%
Jump Up Attack16.8%
Jump Down Attack4.8%

Throw Attack List

*Actual results may differ according to distance between target and combos.

ControlDamage
Grab Attack1.5%
Front Throw10.8%
Back Throw13.2%
Up Throw10.8%
Down Throw10.8%

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