Given everythingelse in Smash Bros Brawl has been revealed on the internet, it's only fitting that a few unintentional quirks are spoiled, too. While you might argue/joke "that's not a bug, it's a feature," we're pretty sure this one is a bug. Here's your spoiler warning -- video (and explanation of the glitch) embedded after the break.
Normally, Jigglypuff's final smash has him turn into a giant puff and push people off the stage, subsequently returning to normal size. Using the collapsed bridge, someone found a way to keep him permanently enlarged. You don't have to sit through the entire video, only the first minute or so is important.
I agree. The Fire/Leaf Girl's hat is pretty cute on Jigglypuff.
And I wonder why the player didn't attack at all while in perma-big. Would being glitched like this be just for show? Or would it modify Jigglypuff's attack power at all?
The player didn't attack because they were just showing how it's done, they weren't playing a match or anything. They're just in training mode. It does modify her attack, but not by a huge amount... not one of the best FS's in my opinion (unless you're on a really small stage, then it's great).
Well, no one will ever read this post because its a day later, o well.
The only useful move jiggly-puff had was her backward's A attack, which you could do over and over again due to her extra jumps. Her sleep attack was too unreliable to ever depend on in an actual tournament. You could grap her, or just hit her with her roll out. Her sing special was useless, since it was more then possible you could wake up from it as soon as you went to sleep. Her pound attack was nice, and could be exploited to stay in the air for all eternity, but that was considered an exploit by many.
Jiggly puff wasn't horrible like pichu was, but she was more of a fun character then a useful character. The problem with her is that anyone that could use her, had someone else they could use better.
Youtube videos of any character would hold the same results.
It's not just any hole in the level. If you watch closely as jiggly jumps above the hole before it transforms, a twilight princess style portal starts warping in the missing floor. So this glitch would most likely only work in this level.
If you watch the original video of this glitch you see jiggly waiting around for a minute or more waiting for the floor to start warping in. search "gigalypuff" in youtube's search to see some more videos.
What about Super Paper Mario and Guitar Hero 3? It's stupid that in this day and age if there's a software problem with a disc you need to send it back and get a new one.
Chicken and the egg. By having the ability to easily patch games, developers or more likely publishers and PR won't fuss over bugs and glitches to hit the target date. Thus increasing the amount of bugs and glitches needing patches. Why fix it when you can just patch it later? Of course not all developers are like that, but you can bet your bottom dollar some companies are guilty.
You will NEVER eliminate every bug from a game these days. To think that you can is ridiculous. Games are simply too complex to find every bug during testing.
As an example, multiplayer games will have bugs that are only apparent when large numbers of people are playing them online.
This is no chicken and egg issue. Patching is a requirement for software this large.
There are so many dependencies to make this bug work that anybody trying to set it up will be recognized as doing so by any other player and immediately targeted.
I'd actually go ahead and let the person do the glitch. Makes it easier for me to kill. The only difference is that Jiggs is bigger, literally thats all not even weight increases. So I have this big, fairly easy to kill with the right attacks who is basically going "Hit me! Hit me!" with a giant target painted onto it.
Most things that require patches they were already aware of during testing. Why else before even shipping the game tell people a patch is on the way. And the GHIII Wii does have stereo just not Surround.
This glitch effects nothing but Jiggs' size. Everything else is the exact same as when she is normal sized Jigglypuff. So pretty much, by performing this you just make the already light and easily killable Jiggs even easier to kill.
And yeah. It can only be used on this stage because of the missing piece of the Bridge of Eldin being teleported back into place.
@Magetto
Advanced techs aren't glitches. Some of them may have been exploitations of the physics engine but none of them were glitches. If you want to see some actual glitches that have been in the series google something like "Ice climbers freeze glitch" or "Mewtwo soulstunner". Those are glitches, and in fact banned in tournament play.
@jimmygotsmack
I can't wait to see the first time you get trapped in a wall of pain or get hit by her rest. Jiggs owns.
Please don't get into a wavedashing debate here. Keep your definition of "glitch" to yourself. There is no need to start a flame debate like those at at gfaqs.
You know, under the same "exploit of engine" mentality, hit stunning somebody and following with another attack was in Street Fighter II. It was later named a "combo". Maybe you've heard of it before.
Thankfully they removed that nasty glitches from all the subsequent games. Oh, wait...
Not trying to start one. Its just the person I directed that message seemed to believe all advanced techs were glitches. Its sad when you see things like SHFFLing labeled as a glitch. However, I don't think anyone will disagree that the examples I posted are in fact glitches.
@Shortfuse
I find it hard to tell if you're disagreeing with me or agreeing in a very sarcastic way. In any case the only advanced tech that even could be considered exploition is wavedashing in Melee. The rest were just combinations of different things you could already do, unless that constitutes a glitch nowadays.
This was posted on Brawl Central 3 days ago, this was before Chaos Kid made the video:
"Chaos Kid has discovered a glitch during his stream to make Jigglypuff stay enormous permanently, unless she is KO'd. So far this has been tested on The Bridge of Eldin, but may work on other stages with reappearing structures, such as Spear Pillar.
There is no advantage to performing this, and it's just for show. Jigglypuff does not gain any extra power, knockback resistance, or anything while staying in her gigantic form. To do this on Bridge of Eldin, get a Final Smash with Jigglypuff and wait for the bridge to get blown up. When you see the Twilight warp appear, float into the place that the bridge is going to reappear and perform the Final Smash. Jigglypuff will grow huge as the bridge is formed again, and part of her body will be in it. After the Final Smash is over, Jiggly will act as if she was hit and will then be lying on top of the bridge. After this she is free to move around, attack, taunt or do anything she pleases.
If you have Brawl, try testing it with other characters such as Bowser, or on different stages."
This glitch is the future of most hardcore SSBB gaming. Screw Fox only, no items, Final Destination. Jigglypuff, Smash Ball and Bridge of Eldin is the future now.
All in all, this appears to be a very rare occurance that has little positive effect on the jiggylpuff character, and potentially great negative effect if they try to abuse it (ie normally the FS is good for keeping people of the stage, but running around like this just makes jigglypuff a big target.)
you guys who made this are so dumb,why haven't you experimented with this? did you know that if you grab wario's motor cycle with gigalypuff it grows enormous as well, or samus's suit parts, or the superscope, wich also makes the balls of energy it shoots out huge, or peach's turnips, or link's bombs, which also makes a huge explosion?????? bet you didn't cause you're all retarded
