Yes, Smash 4 Jigglypuff was THAT bad...

Hungrybox takes on a $2,000 tournament finale in Super Smash Bros. 4 using Jigglypuff, widely considered the franchise's worst character. The video documents an ambitious challenge: how far can top-level play push a character with severe competitive limitations? Rather than relying on frame data or technical breakdowns, the footage captures genuine tournament moments—neutral exchanges, punish attempts, and decision-making under pressure—all constrained by Jigglypuff's fundamental weaknesses in the matchup spread. The result is both a character study and a test of player skill against systemic disadvantage. Viewers get a rare look at what happens when elite fundamentals meet a character design that actively works against them, making this less about flashy combos and more about the grinding reality of playing from behind. It's a compelling showcase of how far preparation and game knowledge can carry you when the character select screen itself feels rigged.