Meta Knight No.29 amiibo (Nintendo Wii U/3DS)

Product Information

Meta Knight was revealed as Wave 3 amiibo, via an image embedded in a Super Smash Brothers commerical video.

Functionality – As I mentioned in my Waddle Dee review, Nintendo currently says that this Amiibo only works in Kirby: Planet Robobot. Defensive playstyles do not really work with him, as most defensive gameplans rely on waiting for your opponent to screw up, and then hitting them with a dash attack at 15% and killing them with a ladder. A good overall gameplan is to focus on landing aerials into dash attack and more aerials, DSmash if the opponent gets too close, and abuse the HELL out of Fair and Nair. Neutral air is a bit strange; it’s really important but shouldn’t be spammed due to its small hitbox. It’s disappointing, yes, but avoiding these moves is the best way to ensure that your Raid Boss lives for as long as possible.You can also use amiibo on your New Nintendo 3DS and New Nintendo 3DS XL by tapping them to the NFC area on the bottom screen. Meta Knight is a character that is designed to be played by a human, using human-specific tricks like the Up Air chain. When you do land a standing grab, Dthrow if you’re in the middle of the stage and go for FAir or NAir. All products and characters depicted are copyrighted property of their respective owners, not amiibo life or its developer. You should also reference our Raid Boss amiibo guides, and if you’re having trouble winning in competitive amiibo, check the official amiibo tier list!

He should also always be going offstage for Forward Air and Neutral Air gimps, as this is where 80% of his kills are from. Yes, he WILL SD with this move if you teach him to use it in the air, but this move has a lot of … weird effects on the AI. We specialize in gaming guides and essays for Pokémon, Animal Crossing, Xenoblade Chronicles, Super Smash Bros. As you can see from the pictures above, Meta Knight looks awesome alongside any of the Kirby Amiibo and his pose seems to play off of them surprisingly well.Max spacing is amazing in human play for setting up ladder kills, but well … anyways try to avoid hitting this with the tip of his sabaton. I like how much metallic paint is on this figure and while it shines brightly in the pictures because of the large amount of lighting I use, Meta Knight looks great even in normal light. There appears to be a hard cap to how many UAirs he can string (2) before he’ll stop attacking and give the opponent a chance to retaliate. Meta Knight’s AI often uses Mach Tornado way too often in the air, which gives him a chance of flying right off-stage and to his death. Opposing amiibo have a tendency to block the first few hits, and then they drop shield because I guess they just enjoy pain.