Jigglypuff's main strength doesn't lie within it's weight, speed or strength as Jigglypuff struggles with those. Rather, it lies within it's jumping abilities. The basic idea with Jigglypuff is to throw opponents into the air or off the stage and then constantly knock them back with pound or an aerial attack. Thanks to Jigglypuff's ability to jump multiple times in mid-air, she is capable of jumping off the stage, attacking an enemy, then recovering. This is referred to as "the wall of pain" which Jigglypuff is famous for.
Hold B to charge up the Rollout, the longer you charge the faster and stronger Jigglypuff gets. Be careful not to roll off the edge, however.
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Pound
Forcefully pounds an opponent, has good range for a melee attack and deals good damage at the same time. It's also jigglypuff's recovery move, use it once after you jump in mid-air to gain horizontal distance. Making recovering even easier.
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Sing
Sing's a song which will put all nearby enemies to sleep. Good in team matches to make enemies vulnerable for your ally to kill. Unlike other characters B up moves, this does not help Jigglypuf recover. It actually stops her from recovering at all. So be careful.
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Rest
This is a complicated move. Jigglypuff goes to sleep after plucking any enemy that he is on top of or in. The enemy then flies up into the air while recieving damage, this attack has has the same affect as Lip's stick and will drain the opponents life for a short period of time. Be careful when using this attack, however, as it leaves Jigglypuff very vulnerable when you use it.
Taunts
Wii Remote + Nunchuk
Wii Remote (sideways)
Wii Classic Controller
GameCube Controller
Taunt
She twirls around on one foot.
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She spins around really fast and strikes a pose.
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She deflates and floats to the ground.
Final Smash
Puff Up: Jigglypuff grows into a gigantic version of itself, launching all players in the way. On small stages, this move is devastating, since Jigglypuff can effectively consume the entire stage with its body, preventing all of the other players from recovering, especially the characters who can't stay airborne long. On large stages, however, the move can be rendered somewhat ineffective since there is plenty of room for opponents to escape to. When Jigglypuff starts to deflate from the Final Smash, any contact during it causes the opponent to go flying extremely fast while receiving damage. There is also a glitch with this Final Smash; if you use it on the Bridge of Eldin while the bridge is being remade you will stay large. A con for this Final Smash is that it can also take out members of your team, even when Friendly Fire is off.
Counters
Jigglypuff, along with Kirby, are pretty much the lightest characters around, so any strategy will do. Jigglypuff's specials are fast and effective, but you only need to outspeed her and win.
Jigglypuff can be killed at extremely low precentages, so stick to smash attacks. Don't make it an aerial battle, as this is where Jigglypuff excels. Don't let Jigglypuff get away from you, as this will likely mean she is going to go for a Rollout, which is very dangerous due to its speed and knockback. Rollout is virtually the only thing, other than smash attacks, that Jigglypuff can KO with, but if you dodge it, there is a chance Jigglypuff can accidentally fall off the stage.
Edgeguarding against Jigglypuff is relatively easy. Though Jigglypuff fights well in midair, she does not move quickly. Also, considering her weight, if you manage to hit Jigglypuff while she is recovering it's almost a guaranteed KO.
At close range, Jigglypuff can't use Rollout effectively and her weak attacks put her at a disadvantage. Don't attempt juggling, as this will put her in the air. It's best to hit with powerful attacks that have knockback, since, from a distance, Jigglypuff can only use Rollout and you should be able to predict it. Attacks with long range also work since Jigglypuff has no projectiles at all, and her attacks have poor range, except for Pound and Rollout.