Unfortunate. If given one word, that’s the one we’d use to describe Sheik’s Figure Player. Alongside Bayonetta and R.O.B., Sheik is a contender for “worst-in-game” for many reasons. Which is a shame, because she was considered mid-tier in Super Smash Bros. 4’s amiibo metagame. Simply put, if you’re looking to train a Sheik amiibo, it’s going be tough. She’s going to lose a lot of games. In some of them, she’ll be KO’d early due to her low weight. In others, she’ll take too long to KO an opponent due to her concerning lack of kill power. Sheik’s a frustrating one, but we’re going to do our best! If you’d like to learn more about her metagame representation, you can find out more at her corresponding wiki page. Otherwise, let’s jump right into today’s training!

Special thanks to MiDe for contributing Sheik’s training information!

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Of all the Figure Players available in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, none have remained as consistent a top-level threat from the very beginning quite like Link. He’s one of the most frequently-entered characters in tournaments for multiple reasons — his amiibo is rather common, he’s a popular and well-known gaming icon, and he’s powerful and versatile in the competitive metagame. If you’d like to learn more about Link, you can do so over at his wiki page. Otherwise, let’s jump right into today’s training!

Special thanks to Luckman for contributing Link’s training information!

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