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Back-to-Back Badasses: With Marth in Subspace Emissary after the Subspace Army interrupts their fight.It also contains a pocket dimension with which he can either teleport around with or trap his foes inside for his Final Smash in Brawl and 3DS/Wii U. Badass Cape: The Dimension Cape, which is what transforms into his wings."You have much yet to learn." note There's a fourth one in Brawl where he says "Now, my power is without rival." However, it is Dummied Out - which is a pity, considering how relevant it would have been. Badass Boast: He's the only Kirby character to speak, and he makes good use of it in his victory quotes.Badass Baritone: Has the deepest voice of all the playable characters (at least in the English version), which is funny when you compare him to Kirby.Badass Adorable: He may have the voice and personality of a menacing Black Knight, but at the end of the day, he's a cute Waddling Head who looks a lot like Kirby under his mask - even if Meta Knight himself would be loath to admit it.Ascended Extra: Was originally a trophy in Melee before becoming playable.Likewise, his Galacta Knight and Dark Meta Knight alternate costumes gain new detailing on their masks and have their respective swords correctly colored note Pink blade and a white hilt for Galacta Knight, and a silver blade with a blue sapphire replacing the normal Galaxia's inset ruby for Dark Meta Knight.

This is taken further in Ultimate, with even more detailing and texture to both his armor and Galaxia Sword.Art Evolution: In the jump from Brawl to 3DS/Wii U, Meta Knight received gauntlets and sabatons for armor, as well as small battle damage details in his armor that make him look less cartoony than in Brawl, in contrast to most of the other characters in the game.

Anti-Hero: Even though he's not a villain, he's always portrayed as the Shadow Archetype to Kirby's Incorruptible Pure Pureness.

Villains online tourney event in Ultimate, while the event has no clear indication on who is a hero and who is a villain, his placement on the promotional picture for the event - which has him flying ominously in the background with the villains, far away from the heroes - signifies his alignment as a "villain" for the event. He also appears in Wii U's Big Bad Ensemble-themed Event Match Final Battle Team-Up, albeit in his navy alternate costume from Kirby's Adventure. Despite this, he appears as an opponent in Co-Op Event 20: The Final Battle for Two in Brawl, a co-op Event Match that pits the player against several antagonistic fighters.

While Meta Knight was the main antagonist of the sub-mode Meta Knight's Revenge in Kirby Super Star, he is practically an anti-hero or even an outright hero in any other installment.

See Meta Knight's page for more information on the character in his origin series. Despite this, underestimating the swordsman's power is a grave mistake indeed. Much like his boss fights, however, any time he finishes his recovery moves will result in him becoming vulnerable to attack, making these moves somewhat risky if they don't land. This makes Meta Knight more focused on speed and maneuverability as a result, preferring to rush opponents down with these attributes in mind. Meta Knight brings a wide variety of swift sword strikes to the battlefield, as well as plenty of aerial maneuvers that all serve as recovery options. His mask hides a face remarkably similar to Kirby's, but his exact relationship to Kirby remains a mystery. Only two characters in the Kirby canon have officially beaten Meta Knight Kirby himself, and his own Mirror Universe counterpart. He's been both a fierce foe and a trusted friend of Kirby, often providing him with a sword to duel with.

One of Kirby's rivals, an honorable Master Swordsman who travels around the world challenging strong opponents to duels. The first new fighter revealed for Brawl.