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	*http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6xsgHRQ0TEY&feature=player_detailpage		*http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6xsgHRQ0TEY&feature=player_detailpage
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Super Smash Bros. Melee

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Characters:

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	==Characters==		==Characters==
-	There are 26 characters in the entire game, the 12 veterans and 14 newcomers. There are 15 [[Starter character\|starter characters]] and eleven more which can be unlocked. While the original twelve characters have returned from ''[[Super Smash Bros.]]'', only ten are available from the start.	+	There are 26 playable characters in the entire game, the 12 veterans and 14 newcomers. There are 15 [[Starter character\|starter characters]] and eleven more which can be unlocked. While the original twelve characters have returned from ''[[Super Smash Bros.]]'', only ten are available from the start.

	===Default characters===		===Default characters===

Jigglypuff (SSBM)

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Attributes:

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	==Attributes==		==Attributes==
-	Jigglypuff is, in general, a character of extremes. It has the slowest dash speed (along with [[Zelda (SSBM)\|Zelda]]), the highest air speed, is the second least weighted character in terms of[[weight]]class (along with [[Mr. Game & Watch (SSBM)\|Mr. Game & Watch]]), and the lowest falling speed. Jigglypuff will spend most of its time in the air, as it has 5 midair jumps, good aerial mobility due to the aforementioned low falling speed and high air speed, and a solid set of aerials. Its aerial maneuverability allows itself to weave in and out to attack. It also allows Jigglypuff to have very long recovery and great edgeguarding tactics.	+	Jigglypuff is, in general, a character of extremes. It has the slowest dash speed (along with [[Zelda (SSBM)\|Zelda]]), the highest air speed, is the second least weighted character in terms of [[weight]] class (along with [[Mr. Game & Watch (SSBM)\|Mr. Game & Watch]]), and the lowest falling speed. Jigglypuff will spend most of its time in the air, as it has 5 midair jumps, good aerial mobility due to the aforementioned low falling speed and high air speed, and a solid set of aerials. Its aerial maneuverability allows itself to weave in and out to attack. It also allows Jigglypuff to have very long recovery and great edgeguarding tactics.

	Jigglypuff's [[Neutral Special Move]], [[Rollout]], is very powerful and covers a great distance. However, it requires charging, can lead to a [[Self-destruct]] if players are not careful, and puts Jigglypuff into a [[helpless]] state if used in the air. Its [[Side Special Move]], [[Pound]], has relatively poor range and a bit of starting lag, but it can make Jigglypuff's recovery nearly infinite (see [[Rising Pound]]). Its [[Up Special Move]], [[Sing]], puts enemies to sleep. This is next to useless when the opponent is at low damage, because the opponent will wake up and attack Jigglypuff before it finishes singing. At higher damages, however, the opponent stays asleep for longer. This means Jigglypuff can finish the opponent off with a Smash Attack, or [[Rest]]. However, it will not help Jigglypuff recover, unlike most other Up Specials. Rest has very low range and leaves Jigglypuff extremely vulnerable if it misses, but if the attack lands, it KOs an opponent at almost any percent. Rest comes out in one frame, making it tied with [[Reflector]] for the fastest move in the game, and provides invincibility frames until Jigglypuff closes its eyes.		Jigglypuff's [[Neutral Special Move]], [[Rollout]], is very powerful and covers a great distance. However, it requires charging, can lead to a [[Self-destruct]] if players are not careful, and puts Jigglypuff into a [[helpless]] state if used in the air. Its [[Side Special Move]], [[Pound]], has relatively poor range and a bit of starting lag, but it can make Jigglypuff's recovery nearly infinite (see [[Rising Pound]]). Its [[Up Special Move]], [[Sing]], puts enemies to sleep. This is next to useless when the opponent is at low damage, because the opponent will wake up and attack Jigglypuff before it finishes singing. At higher damages, however, the opponent stays asleep for longer. This means Jigglypuff can finish the opponent off with a Smash Attack, or [[Rest]]. However, it will not help Jigglypuff recover, unlike most other Up Specials. Rest has very low range and leaves Jigglypuff extremely vulnerable if it misses, but if the attack lands, it KOs an opponent at almost any percent. Rest comes out in one frame, making it tied with [[Reflector]] for the fastest move in the game, and provides invincibility frames until Jigglypuff closes its eyes.

Jigglypuff (SSBM)

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	==Attributes==		==Attributes==
-	Jigglypuff is, in general, a character of extremes. It has the slowest dash speed (along with [[Zelda (SSBM)\|Zelda]]), the highest air speed, the second lowest [[weight]] (along with [[Mr. Game & Watch (SSBM)\|Mr. Game & Watch]]), and the lowest falling speed. Jigglypuff will spend most of its time in the air, as it has 5 midair jumps, good aerial mobility due to the aforementioned low falling speed and high air speed, and a solid set of aerials. Its aerial maneuverability allows itself to weave in and out to attack. It also allows Jigglypuff to have very long recovery and great edgeguarding tactics.	+	Jigglypuff is, in general, a character of extremes. It has the slowest dash speed (along with [[Zelda (SSBM)\|Zelda]]), the highest air speed, is the second least weighted character in terms of[[weight]]class (along with [[Mr. Game & Watch (SSBM)\|Mr. Game & Watch]]), and the lowest falling speed. Jigglypuff will spend most of its time in the air, as it has 5 midair jumps, good aerial mobility due to the aforementioned low falling speed and high air speed, and a solid set of aerials. Its aerial maneuverability allows itself to weave in and out to attack. It also allows Jigglypuff to have very long recovery and great edgeguarding tactics.

	Jigglypuff's [[Neutral Special Move]], [[Rollout]], is very powerful and covers a great distance. However, it requires charging, can lead to a [[Self-destruct]] if players are not careful, and puts Jigglypuff into a [[helpless]] state if used in the air. Its [[Side Special Move]], [[Pound]], has relatively poor range and a bit of starting lag, but it can make Jigglypuff's recovery nearly infinite (see [[Rising Pound]]). Its [[Up Special Move]], [[Sing]], puts enemies to sleep. This is next to useless when the opponent is at low damage, because the opponent will wake up and attack Jigglypuff before it finishes singing. At higher damages, however, the opponent stays asleep for longer. This means Jigglypuff can finish the opponent off with a Smash Attack, or [[Rest]]. However, it will not help Jigglypuff recover, unlike most other Up Specials. Rest has very low range and leaves Jigglypuff extremely vulnerable if it misses, but if the attack lands, it KOs an opponent at almost any percent. Rest comes out in one frame, making it tied with [[Reflector]] for the fastest move in the game, and provides invincibility frames until Jigglypuff closes its eyes.		Jigglypuff's [[Neutral Special Move]], [[Rollout]], is very powerful and covers a great distance. However, it requires charging, can lead to a [[Self-destruct]] if players are not careful, and puts Jigglypuff into a [[helpless]] state if used in the air. Its [[Side Special Move]], [[Pound]], has relatively poor range and a bit of starting lag, but it can make Jigglypuff's recovery nearly infinite (see [[Rising Pound]]). Its [[Up Special Move]], [[Sing]], puts enemies to sleep. This is next to useless when the opponent is at low damage, because the opponent will wake up and attack Jigglypuff before it finishes singing. At higher damages, however, the opponent stays asleep for longer. This means Jigglypuff can finish the opponent off with a Smash Attack, or [[Rest]]. However, it will not help Jigglypuff recover, unlike most other Up Specials. Rest has very low range and leaves Jigglypuff extremely vulnerable if it misses, but if the attack lands, it KOs an opponent at almost any percent. Rest comes out in one frame, making it tied with [[Reflector]] for the fastest move in the game, and provides invincibility frames until Jigglypuff closes its eyes.

Wolf (SSBB)

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	==Attributes==		==Attributes==
-	Of the three ''Star Fox'' characters present in ''Brawl'', Wolf's characteristics as a fighter are the most individual. Wolf is by far the heaviest of the three, but ranks only three places above [[Mario (SSBB)\|Mario]] in terms of weight. [[File:Wolf_and_fox.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|Wolf's standing height in comparison to Fox's]]Despite possessing a larger body frame than [[Fox (SSBB)\|Fox]] and [[Falco (SSBB)\|Falco]], Wolf leans down while standing and moving along the ground; as such, he has the shortest stance of the three. His dash speed is slow, barely outpacing his walk, but he has the fourth fastest fall speed, and fourth fastest horizontal air speed.	+	Of the three ''Star Fox'' characters present in ''Brawl'', Wolf's characteristics as a fighter are the most individual. Wolf is by far the heaviest of the three, but ranks only three places above [[Mario (SSBB)\|Mario]] in terms of weight. [[File:Wolf_and_fox.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|Wolf's standing height in comparison to Fox's]]Despite possessing a larger body frame than [[Fox (SSBB)\|Fox]] and [[Falco (SSBB)\|Falco]], Wolf leans down while standing and moving along the ground; as such, he has the shortest stance of the three. His dash speed is slow, barely outpacing his walk, but he has the eighteenth fastest fall speed, and fourth fastest horizontal air speed.

	While these attributes provide him with good aerial mobility, Wolf is vulnerable to chain throwing, [[Juggle\|juggling]], and certain [[lock]]s due to his heavy weight and rapid falling speed. It should also be noted that fast falling does not accelerate Wolf's fall by a considerable amount, which hinders his ability to [[Momentum Canceling#Vertical momentum canceling\|vertical momentum cancel]] in comparison to characters with quicker fast falls, such as [[Captain Falcon (SSBB)\|Captain Falcon]]. However, his ability to [[Momentum Canceling\|Momentum Cancel]] horizontally without DI is aided by his fast Back Aerial and his horizontally based [[midair jump]], making it one of the best in the game when compared to other characters.		While these attributes provide him with good aerial mobility, Wolf is vulnerable to chain throwing, [[Juggle\|juggling]], and certain [[lock]]s due to his heavy weight and rapid falling speed. It should also be noted that fast falling does not accelerate Wolf's fall by a considerable amount, which hinders his ability to [[Momentum Canceling#Vertical momentum canceling\|vertical momentum cancel]] in comparison to characters with quicker fast falls, such as [[Captain Falcon (SSBB)\|Captain Falcon]]. However, his ability to [[Momentum Canceling\|Momentum Cancel]] horizontally without DI is aided by his fast Back Aerial and his horizontally based [[midair jump]], making it one of the best in the game when compared to other characters.

Wolf (SSBB)

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	==Attributes==		==Attributes==
-	Of the three ''Star Fox'' characters present in ''Brawl'', Wolf's characteristics as a fighter are the most individual. Wolf is by far the heaviest of the three, but ranks only three places above [[Mario (SSBB)\|Mario]] in terms of weight. [[File:Wolf_and_fox.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|Wolf's standing height in comparison to Fox's]]Despite possessing a larger body frame than [[Fox (SSBB)\|Fox]] and [[Falco (SSBB)\|Falco]], Wolf leans down while standing and moving along the ground; as such, he has the shortest stance of the three. His dash speed is slow, barely outpacing his walk, but he has the eighteenth fastest fall speed, and fourth fastest horizontal air speed.	+	Of the three ''Star Fox'' characters present in ''Brawl'', Wolf's characteristics as a fighter are the most individual. Wolf is by far the heaviest of the three, but ranks only three places above [[Mario (SSBB)\|Mario]] in terms of weight. [[File:Wolf_and_fox.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|Wolf's standing height in comparison to Fox's]]Despite possessing a larger body frame than [[Fox (SSBB)\|Fox]] and [[Falco (SSBB)\|Falco]], Wolf leans down while standing and moving along the ground; as such, he has the shortest stance of the three. His dash speed is slow, barely outpacing his walk, but he has the fourth fastest fall speed, and fourth fastest horizontal air speed.

	While these attributes provide him with good aerial mobility, Wolf is vulnerable to chain throwing, [[Juggle\|juggling]], and certain [[lock]]s due to his heavy weight and rapid falling speed. It should also be noted that fast falling does not accelerate Wolf's fall by a considerable amount, which hinders his ability to [[Momentum Canceling#Vertical momentum canceling\|vertical momentum cancel]] in comparison to characters with quicker fast falls, such as [[Captain Falcon (SSBB)\|Captain Falcon]]. However, his ability to [[Momentum Canceling\|Momentum Cancel]] horizontally without DI is aided by his fast Back Aerial and his horizontally based [[midair jump]], making it one of the best in the game when compared to other characters.		While these attributes provide him with good aerial mobility, Wolf is vulnerable to chain throwing, [[Juggle\|juggling]], and certain [[lock]]s due to his heavy weight and rapid falling speed. It should also be noted that fast falling does not accelerate Wolf's fall by a considerable amount, which hinders his ability to [[Momentum Canceling#Vertical momentum canceling\|vertical momentum cancel]] in comparison to characters with quicker fast falls, such as [[Captain Falcon (SSBB)\|Captain Falcon]]. However, his ability to [[Momentum Canceling\|Momentum Cancel]] horizontally without DI is aided by his fast Back Aerial and his horizontally based [[midair jump]], making it one of the best in the game when compared to other characters.

Wolf O'Donnell

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Adding categories

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	[[Category:Characters]]		[[Category:Characters]]
		+	[[Category:Background characters]]

File:Rainbow dash.gif

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Please use Imageshack instead.

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Talk:Super Smash Bros.

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Universe:

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	I can't wait til Super Smash Bros. Universe comes out.--[[User:Golden Manda\|Golden Manda]] ([[User talk:Golden Manda\|talk]]) 14:32, May 16, 2012 (UTC)		I can't wait til Super Smash Bros. Universe comes out.--[[User:Golden Manda\|Golden Manda]] ([[User talk:Golden Manda\|talk]]) 14:32, May 16, 2012 (UTC)
		+	:Don't use SmashWikia talk pages like this. Use [[User Talk:Semicolon\|this page]] instead. [[User:Clarinet Hawk\|Clarinet Hawk]] <small>([[User talk:Clarinet Hawk\|talk]] · [[Special:Contributions/Clarinet Hawk\|contributions]])</small> 02:32, May 17, 2012 (UTC)

User:122.109.45.254

2012-05-17T02:28:56Z

changed block settings for [[122.109.45.254 (Talk)]] with an expiry time of 50000 years (account creation disabled, e-mail blocked, cannot edit own talk page) yo, per the IP block policies, we don't do infinite But this one will make sure the reapers come through before this guy comes back.

User:Blacksworn

2012-05-17T02:26:45Z

renameuser The user "Blacksworn" has been renamed to "Novablade".

List of Unlockables

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	\| [[Marth (SSBM)\|Marth]] \|\| Use the original 14 character in any regular mode \|\| 400		\| [[Marth (SSBM)\|Marth]] \|\| Use the original 14 character in any regular mode \|\| 400
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-	\| [[Young Link (SSBM)\|Young Link]] \|\| Clear Classic with 10 characters \|\| 500	+	\| [[Young Link (SSBM)\|Young Link]] \|\| Clear Adventure with 10 characters \|\| 500
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	\| [[Ganondorf (SSBM)\|Ganondorf]] \|\| Clear Event Match 29 \|\| 600		\| [[Ganondorf (SSBM)\|Ganondorf]] \|\| Clear Event Match 29 \|\| 600
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	\| [[Mewtwo (SSBM)\|Mewtwo]] \|\| Play vs Mode for 20 hours \|\| 700		\| [[Mewtwo (SSBM)\|Mewtwo]] \|\| Play vs Mode for 20 hours \|\| 700
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-	\| [[Luigi (SSBM)\|Luigi]] \|\| Clear the first stage of Adventure with a digit of time at 2 in the secends spot, then defeat in the battle against Peach & Luigi in less than a minute. You must complete adventure mode. \|\|800	+	\| [[Luigi (SSBM)\|Luigi]] \|\| Clear the first stage of Adventure with a digit of time at 2 then defeat in the battle against Peach & Luigi. You must complete adventure mode. \|\|800
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	\| [[Roy (SSBM)\|Roy]] \|\| Use Marth and clear Classic. \|\| 900		\| [[Roy (SSBM)\|Roy]] \|\| Use Marth and clear Classic. \|\| 900

List of Unlockables

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Characters:

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	\| [[Marth (SSBM)\|Marth]] \|\| Use the original 14 character in any regular mode \|\| 400		\| [[Marth (SSBM)\|Marth]] \|\| Use the original 14 character in any regular mode \|\| 400
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-	\| [[Young Link (SSBM)\|Young Link]] \|\| Clear Adventure with 10 characters \|\| 500	+	\| [[Young Link (SSBM)\|Young Link]] \|\| Clear Classic with 10 characters \|\| 500
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	\| [[Ganondorf (SSBM)\|Ganondorf]] \|\| Clear Event Match 29 \|\| 600		\| [[Ganondorf (SSBM)\|Ganondorf]] \|\| Clear Event Match 29 \|\| 600
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	\| [[Mewtwo (SSBM)\|Mewtwo]] \|\| Play vs Mode for 20 hours \|\| 700		\| [[Mewtwo (SSBM)\|Mewtwo]] \|\| Play vs Mode for 20 hours \|\| 700
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-	\| [[Luigi (SSBM)\|Luigi]] \|\| Clear the first stage of Adventure with a digit of time at 2 then defeat in the battle against Peach & Luigi. You must complete adventure mode. \|\|800	+	\| [[Luigi (SSBM)\|Luigi]] \|\| Clear the first stage of Adventure with a digit of time at 2 in the secends spot, then defeat in the battle against Peach & Luigi in less than a minute. You must complete adventure mode. \|\|800
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	\| [[Roy (SSBM)\|Roy]] \|\| Use Marth and clear Classic. \|\| 900		\| [[Roy (SSBM)\|Roy]] \|\| Use Marth and clear Classic. \|\| 900

List of Unlockables

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	\| '''Stage''' \|\| '''How to Unlock'''		\| '''Stage''' \|\| '''How to Unlock'''
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-	\| [[Brinstar Depths]] \|\| Play 50 vs matches	+	\| [[Brinstar Depths]] \|\| Play 50,100,150, or 200 vs Matches
	\|-		\|-
-	\| [[Fourside]] \|\| Play 100 vs matches	+	\| [[Fourside]] \|\| Same As Above
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-	\| [[Big Blue]] \|\| Play150 vs matches	+	\| [[Big Blue]] \|\| Same As Above
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-	\| [[Poke Floats]] \|\|Play 200 vs matches	+	\| [[Poke Floats]] \|\| Same As Above
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	\| [[Kingdom II]] \|\| Get The Birdo Trophy		\| [[Kingdom II]] \|\| Get The Birdo Trophy
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-	\| [[Flat Zone]] \|\|Complete classic mode with Mr.game & Watch	+	\| [[Flat Zone]] \|\| Unlock Mr.game & Watch
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	\| [[Battlefield]] \|\| Clear All-Star with any character		\| [[Battlefield]] \|\| Clear All-Star with any character

List of Unlockables

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Stages:

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	\| '''Stage''' \|\| '''How to Unlock'''		\| '''Stage''' \|\| '''How to Unlock'''
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-	\| [[Brinstar Depths]] \|\| Play 50,100,150, or 200 vs Matches	+	\| [[Brinstar Depths]] \|\| Play 50 vs matches
	\|-		\|-
-	\| [[Fourside]] \|\| Same As Above	+	\| [[Fourside]] \|\| Play 100 vs matches
	\|-		\|-
-	\| [[Big Blue]] \|\| Same As Above	+	\| [[Big Blue]] \|\| Play150 vs matches
	\|-		\|-
-	\| [[Poke Floats]] \|\| Same As Above	+	\| [[Poke Floats]] \|\|Play 200 vs matches
	\|-		\|-
	\| [[Kingdom II]] \|\| Get The Birdo Trophy		\| [[Kingdom II]] \|\| Get The Birdo Trophy
	\|-		\|-
-	\| [[Flat Zone]] \|\| Unlock Mr.game & Watch	+	\| [[Flat Zone]] \|\|Complete classic mode with Mr.game & Watch
	\|-		\|-
	\| [[Battlefield]] \|\| Clear All-Star with any character		\| [[Battlefield]] \|\| Clear All-Star with any character

New Pork City

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Ultimate Chimera:

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	When the Chimera appears the field becomes darker (like when a Smash Ball has been broken), and it will also make a ching* sound--the same sound heard when it would notice [[Lucas (SSBB)\|Lucas]] in ''[[Mother 3]]''.		When the Chimera appears the field becomes darker (like when a Smash Ball has been broken), and it will also make a ching* sound--the same sound heard when it would notice [[Lucas (SSBB)\|Lucas]] in ''[[Mother 3]]''.
	*By using wall tech successfully, it is possible to survive the Ultimate Chimera's bite.		*By using wall tech successfully, it is possible to survive the Ultimate Chimera's bite.
-	*It's possible for Marth or Ike to use [[Counter]] and with correct timing, deal damage higher than 100% (if the player is by the edge of its mouth), and higher than 200% (if Ultimate Chimera tires to trap player inside) on opponents when Ultimate Chimera tries to bite the player. And since because Counter does very high damage, the attack is able to OHKO anyone who gets hit by Counter.	+	*It's possible for Marth or Ike to use [[Counter]] and with correct timing, deal damage higher than 100% (if the player is by the edge of its mouth), and higher than 200% (if Ultimate Chimera tries to trap player inside) on opponents when Ultimate Chimera tries to bite the player. And since because Counter does very high damage, the attack is able to OHKO anyone who gets hit by Counter.
	*If the player uses a Final Smash with correct timing, the Ultimate Chimera will not try to bite, and usually will ignore the character.		*If the player uses a Final Smash with correct timing, the Ultimate Chimera will not try to bite, and usually will ignore the character.
	*For some reason, when [[Giga Bowser (Final Smash)\|Giga Bowser]] walks over the Ultimate Chimera, the Chimera will not even try to bite; in fact it will completely ignore Giga Bowser. However, Giga Bowser still takes damage if the Chimera bites the opponent and he is within range.		*For some reason, when [[Giga Bowser (Final Smash)\|Giga Bowser]] walks over the Ultimate Chimera, the Chimera will not even try to bite; in fact it will completely ignore Giga Bowser. However, Giga Bowser still takes damage if the Chimera bites the opponent and he is within range.

The Great Maze

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	For gameplay reasons, both the Great Maze and the levels on the Isle of the Ancients are reaccessible for completion after the game's epilogue.		For gameplay reasons, both the Great Maze and the levels on the Isle of the Ancients are reaccessible for completion after the game's epilogue.

-	==Stage Re-creations==	+	==Stage Recreations==
	{\|class="wikitable"		{\|class="wikitable"
	!Stage recreated!!Portion of stage!!Song used		!Stage recreated!!Portion of stage!!Song used

The Great Maze

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Stage Recreations:

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	For gameplay reasons, both the Great Maze and the levels on the Isle of the Ancients are reaccessible for completion after the game's epilogue.		For gameplay reasons, both the Great Maze and the levels on the Isle of the Ancients are reaccessible for completion after the game's epilogue.

-	==Stage Recreations==	+	==Stage Re-creations==
	{\|class="wikitable"		{\|class="wikitable"
	!Stage recreated!!Portion of stage!!Song used		!Stage recreated!!Portion of stage!!Song used

Super Smash Bros. Brawl

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	**When a player selects a character, the character will make a noise through the speaker.		**When a player selects a character, the character will make a noise through the speaker.
	**After minigames on [[Wario Ware, Inc.]], a different sound effect will be heard depending on how the player did.		**After minigames on [[Wario Ware, Inc.]], a different sound effect will be heard depending on how the player did.
-	**Rumors has it that a new Super Smash Bros. game will be released for Wii U and Nintendo 3DS. Its called Super Smash Bros. Universe. Its development started after Kid Icarus was released.

	==External links==		==External links==

Super Smash Bros. Brawl

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Trivia:

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	**When a player selects a character, the character will make a noise through the speaker.		**When a player selects a character, the character will make a noise through the speaker.
	**After minigames on [[Wario Ware, Inc.]], a different sound effect will be heard depending on how the player did.		**After minigames on [[Wario Ware, Inc.]], a different sound effect will be heard depending on how the player did.
		+	**Rumors has it that a new Super Smash Bros. game will be released for Wii U and Nintendo 3DS. Its called Super Smash Bros. Universe. Its development started after Kid Icarus was released.

	==External links==		==External links==

Talk:Super Smash Bros.

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Universe: new section

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	Ouroburos.TheNewSaurian"DuckTits, Woo-hoo!!" 21:49, July 24, 2011 (UTC)		Ouroburos.TheNewSaurian"DuckTits, Woo-hoo!!" 21:49, July 24, 2011 (UTC)
		+
		+	== Universe ==
		+
		+	I can't wait til Super Smash Bros. Universe comes out.--[[User:Golden Manda\|Golden Manda]] ([[User talk:Golden Manda\|talk]]) 14:32, May 16, 2012 (UTC)

User:122.109.45.254

2012-05-16T04:15:59Z

changed block settings for [[122.109.45.254 (Talk)]] with an expiry time of infinite (account creation disabled, e-mail blocked, cannot edit own talk page) here on this wiki we have a variant of the three strikes rule. it's call the two strikes rule. take a time out.

User talk:Toomai

2012-05-16T04:14:28Z

Curious: by the Man in Charge of All Sodor Engines.:

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	[[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Blocking_IP_addresses#Block_lengths\|Please Reda this about blocking IP Addresses]]. Now Curious is a good boy. Now just leave him alone and explain when you'll stop blocking him on wikis and on niwa. He also doesn't have a wikipedia account and neither do you. [[User:Sir Topham Hatt.\|Sir Topham Hatt.]] ([[User talk:Sir Topham Hatt.\|talk]]) 09:02, May 14, 2012 (UTC)		[[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Blocking_IP_addresses#Block_lengths\|Please Reda this about blocking IP Addresses]]. Now Curious is a good boy. Now just leave him alone and explain when you'll stop blocking him on wikis and on niwa. He also doesn't have a wikipedia account and neither do you. [[User:Sir Topham Hatt.\|Sir Topham Hatt.]] ([[User talk:Sir Topham Hatt.\|talk]]) 09:02, May 14, 2012 (UTC)
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		+	::See, here's the thing. We aren't Wikipedia. Here on this wiki, the block tool is used at our discretion, and let me tell you, we're not using it nearly enough. Now I have strong reasons to suspect you're a sockpuppet. Now, I'm about to use said block tool. I don't know who this 'curious' is, but I hope he's curious about what happens when he gets banned, because that's about all he's gonna get. [[User:Semicolon\|Semicolon]] ([[User talk:Semicolon\|talk]]) 04:14, May 16, 2012 (UTC)

Template:News

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	:Nintendo has announced that there will be a fourth Super Smash Brothers for the Wii U and Nintendo 3DS.		:Nintendo has announced that there will be a fourth Super Smash Brothers for the Wii U and Nintendo 3DS.
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-	:The [[Forum:Changing this wiki's direction\|future of this Wikia]] is being discussed.

	;December 31, 2010		;December 31, 2010

World of Trophies

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	The '''World of Trophies''' (called '''This World''' on the [[Smash Bros. DOJO!!]] website and on the trophies) is the world in which the [[Subspace Emissary]] takes place. The area is quite diverse in terrain, ranging from forests to deserts. There is a Floating Island of the Ancients above a large ocean, where the Subspace Army holds its base of operations. All the characters of Smash live in different areas in this world. The [[Ancient Minister]]'s trophy description states he was once the ruler of 'this world' who lived on The Floating Island of the Ancients with the [[R.O.B.]]s. Tabuu wanted the R.O.B.s to construct Subspace Bombs, and forced the Ancient Minister to order them to detonate the bombs and lead the [[Subspace Army]].		The '''World of Trophies''' (called '''This World''' on the [[Smash Bros. DOJO!!]] website and on the trophies) is the world in which the [[Subspace Emissary]] takes place. The area is quite diverse in terrain, ranging from forests to deserts. There is a Floating Island of the Ancients above a large ocean, where the Subspace Army holds its base of operations. All the characters of Smash live in different areas in this world. The [[Ancient Minister]]'s trophy description states he was once the ruler of 'this world' who lived on The Floating Island of the Ancients with the [[R.O.B.]]s. Tabuu wanted the R.O.B.s to construct Subspace Bombs, and forced the Ancient Minister to order them to detonate the bombs and lead the [[Subspace Army]].

-	In the World of Trophies, [[trophies]] that depict various [[Nintendo]] characters hold [[Vs. Mode\|fights]]. Fighting is their sole existence. When defeated, instead of dying, the character is turned into a trophy. When a character returns to trophy state, he or she must be revived by another character or a [[Dedede Brooch]], a badge that revives a character after a certain amount of time. Bosses, such as [[Petey Piranha]] or Master Hand actually die when defeated.	+	In the World of Trophies, [[trophies]] that depict various [[Nintendo]] characters hold [[Vs. Mode\|fights]]. Fighting is their sole existence. When defeated, instead of dying, the character is turned into a trophy. When a character returns to trophy state, he or she must be revived by another character or a [[Dedede Brooch]], a badge that revives a character after a certain amount of time. Bosses, such as [[Petey Piranha]] or Master Hand actually collapse when defeated.
	Some characters from the same game series are friends or enemies in this world as well, such as [[Donkey Kong]] and [[Diddy Kong]], and [[Link]] and [[Zelda]]. Even characters that appeared in different games became friends, like [[Pokemon Trainer]] and [[Lucas]], and [[Kirby]] and [[Peach]] or [[Marth]] and [[Ike]](although not from the same game they are from the same realm). Thus, it is unclear whether the trophies are the true characters, or simply trophies. However some hints about them being the true characters are given; for instance, when Mario or Link see the defeated False version of their respective princesses, they attack each other in anger.		Some characters from the same game series are friends or enemies in this world as well, such as [[Donkey Kong]] and [[Diddy Kong]], and [[Link]] and [[Zelda]]. Even characters that appeared in different games became friends, like [[Pokemon Trainer]] and [[Lucas]], and [[Kirby]] and [[Peach]] or [[Marth]] and [[Ike]](although not from the same game they are from the same realm). Thus, it is unclear whether the trophies are the true characters, or simply trophies. However some hints about them being the true characters are given; for instance, when Mario or Link see the defeated False version of their respective princesses, they attack each other in anger.

Talk:Pokémon Trainer (SSBB)

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Stamina stat:

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	What does it do? It's not stated '''''anywhere''''' on the page but the term is being thrown around assuming it is. [[Special:Contributions/77.225.133.196\|77.225.133.196]] 12:46, May 15, 2012 (UTC)		What does it do? It's not stated '''''anywhere''''' on the page but the term is being thrown around assuming it is. [[Special:Contributions/77.225.133.196\|77.225.133.196]] 12:46, May 15, 2012 (UTC)
		+	:It only work with single Pokemon that you leave out for long time (2 minutes at minimum) and it will starting to wearing the Pokemon. You should swap to next Pokemon to reset the Stamina. And it only happening outside SSE. --[[User:FredCat100\|FredCat]] 14:17, May 15, 2012 (UTC)

User:122.109.224.0/19

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blocked [[122.109.224.0/19 (Talk)]] with an expiry time of 3 months (account creation disabled, cannot edit own talk page) harrassment

Talk:Pokémon Trainer (SSBB)

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	I'm uncertain that the words he says changes depending on how many KO's his pokemon achieve. He has said Amazing job, despite the fact that there hasn't even been 6 KO's done total by everyone (although I am quite aware that the article says the KO's dealt by his pokemon, I say done by everyone as a total, to make a point). It seems to me more likely, that the words he says, is determined by 3 things. 1, how long a pokemon has been out. 2, how much damage that pokemon may have dealt. And 3, how much damage that pokemon has taken during its time out. Can we look into this again? [[User:Learner4\|Learner4]] ([[User talk:Learner4\|talk]]) 15:58, September 26, 2010 (UTC)		I'm uncertain that the words he says changes depending on how many KO's his pokemon achieve. He has said Amazing job, despite the fact that there hasn't even been 6 KO's done total by everyone (although I am quite aware that the article says the KO's dealt by his pokemon, I say done by everyone as a total, to make a point). It seems to me more likely, that the words he says, is determined by 3 things. 1, how long a pokemon has been out. 2, how much damage that pokemon may have dealt. And 3, how much damage that pokemon has taken during its time out. Can we look into this again? [[User:Learner4\|Learner4]] ([[User talk:Learner4\|talk]]) 15:58, September 26, 2010 (UTC)
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		+	== Stamina stat ==
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		+	What does it do? It's not stated '''''anywhere''''' on the page but the term is being thrown around assuming it is. [[Special:Contributions/77.225.133.196\|77.225.133.196]] 12:46, May 15, 2012 (UTC)

User talk:Toomai

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Undid revision 388132 by Sulfur (Talk)When are you VSTF going to leave me alone. Sorry Toomai. Read Sir Topham Hatt's message.

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	Sorry 4 requesting spotlight. I thought it would be ok and would help out the wiki. Could we still stick to spotlight? [[User:Conker's Bad Fur Day\|Conker's Bad Fur Day]] ([[User talk:Conker's Bad Fur Day\|talk]]) 23:21, December 2, 2011 (UTC)		Sorry 4 requesting spotlight. I thought it would be ok and would help out the wiki. Could we still stick to spotlight? [[User:Conker's Bad Fur Day\|Conker's Bad Fur Day]] ([[User talk:Conker's Bad Fur Day\|talk]]) 23:21, December 2, 2011 (UTC)

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	:I will also remind you that despite your lunatic devotion to your stalking of someone who provides a lot of facts, you were still originally banned from here because of your inability to realize that your opinion is not the most important thing in the world. And don't give me any excuse about a mental disability; I have a mental disability and I haven't acted like you since I was 12 or so.		:I will also remind you that despite your lunatic devotion to your stalking of someone who provides a lot of facts, you were still originally banned from here because of your inability to realize that your opinion is not the most important thing in the world. And don't give me any excuse about a mental disability; I have a mental disability and I haven't acted like you since I was 12 or so.
	:Final remark: You are on the "block-on-sight" list of here, Wikipedia, and probably a bunch of other wikis and wikias I don't know about. If you ever needed to actually contribute positively to them in the future, you may have already ruined the chance. In addition, '''your behaviour is dangerously close to being illegal, if it isn't already''' - I will be doing research on the cyberstalking laws in Western Australia so I can find out for sure. Do your future a favour and just shut up. [[User:Toomai\|Toomai]] [[User talk:Toomai\|Glittershine]] [[Image:Toomai.png\|20px\|link=User:Toomai/Data Node\|Data Node]] 13:28, May 13, 2012 (UTC)		:Final remark: You are on the "block-on-sight" list of here, Wikipedia, and probably a bunch of other wikis and wikias I don't know about. If you ever needed to actually contribute positively to them in the future, you may have already ruined the chance. In addition, '''your behaviour is dangerously close to being illegal, if it isn't already''' - I will be doing research on the cyberstalking laws in Western Australia so I can find out for sure. Do your future a favour and just shut up. [[User:Toomai\|Toomai]] [[User talk:Toomai\|Glittershine]] [[Image:Toomai.png\|20px\|link=User:Toomai/Data Node\|Data Node]] 13:28, May 13, 2012 (UTC)
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		+	== Curious: by the Man in Charge of All Sodor Engines. ==
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		+	[[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Blocking_IP_addresses#Block_lengths\|Please Reda this about blocking IP Addresses]]. Now Curious is a good boy. Now just leave him alone and explain when you'll stop blocking him on wikis and on niwa. He also doesn't have a wikipedia account and neither do you. [[User:Sir Topham Hatt.\|Sir Topham Hatt.]] ([[User talk:Sir Topham Hatt.\|talk]]) 09:02, May 14, 2012 (UTC)

Link (SSBB)

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-	* Link flies in his Gale Boomerang and lands on the stage.	+	* Link flies in his Recorder's tornado and lands on the stage.

	==In competitive play==		==In competitive play==

Meta Knight (SSBB)

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Attributes:

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	Many of Meta Knight's multi-hit attacks (such as Forward and Back Aerials, Forward Tilt, Up Smash, and Mach Tornado) are useful in racking up damage, but can all be escaped with [[Smash DI]]. Meta Knight's knockback comes from his down and forward smashes, glide attack, neutral aerial and his up special. These five moves are his only viable finishers, and none of them are [[meteor smash\|meteor smashes]] (though he can gimp recoveries to remedy this and is considered by some to be the best edge-guarder). The up special and down smash are both especially notable for their quickness. Additionally, the up special puts Meta Knight into a [[glide]], allowing him to use his extremely powerful glide attack. Meta Knight is one of only two characters, the other being Sonic, whose all special moves can be used for recovery (allowing him an unpredictable recovery and therefore making him nearly impossible to edgeguard) and put him into a [[helpless]] state. A common beginner's mistake for using Meta Knight's specials are to use any of his specials and accidentally go off stage, leaving to fall to his death (though this is not very common at higher levels of play).		Many of Meta Knight's multi-hit attacks (such as Forward and Back Aerials, Forward Tilt, Up Smash, and Mach Tornado) are useful in racking up damage, but can all be escaped with [[Smash DI]]. Meta Knight's knockback comes from his down and forward smashes, glide attack, neutral aerial and his up special. These five moves are his only viable finishers, and none of them are [[meteor smash\|meteor smashes]] (though he can gimp recoveries to remedy this and is considered by some to be the best edge-guarder). The up special and down smash are both especially notable for their quickness. Additionally, the up special puts Meta Knight into a [[glide]], allowing him to use his extremely powerful glide attack. Meta Knight is one of only two characters, the other being Sonic, whose all special moves can be used for recovery (allowing him an unpredictable recovery and therefore making him nearly impossible to edgeguard) and put him into a [[helpless]] state. A common beginner's mistake for using Meta Knight's specials are to use any of his specials and accidentally go off stage, leaving to fall to his death (though this is not very common at higher levels of play).

-	Meta Knight does lack a projectile, but Mach Tornado has high enough priority to break most opponents' projectiles, or he can just glide over them. Other abilities of Meta Knight include his ability to use his [[Dimensional Cape]] for mind games, Wing Dashing (an ability shared but more effectively used by [[Pit]]) which involves canceling the attack and the landing lag while sliding forward, leaving him completely able to use another attack or defend, and having two excellent approach attacks: Mach Tornado and Drill Rush, giving him a very unpredictable approach game. Additionally, these two approach attacks are not affected by [[Stale-Move Negation]] due to being natural combos. Meta Knight's [[Final Smash]], [[Galaxia Darkness]], is hard to land and does poor damage and knockback. It can, however, hit numerous enemies. This is of no consequence to competitive play, where Final Smashes are almost always banned.	+	Meta Knight does lack a projectile, but Mach Tornado has high enough priority to break most opponents' projectiles, or he can just glide over them. Other abilities of Meta Knight include his ability to use his [[Dimensional Cape]] for mind games; Wing Dashing (an ability shared but more effectively used by [[Pit]]) which involves canceling the attack and the landing lag while sliding forward, leaving him completely able to use another attack or defend; and having two excellent approach attacks: Mach Tornado and Drill Rush, giving him a very unpredictable approach game. Additionally, these two approach attacks are not affected by [[Stale-Move Negation]] due to being natural combos. Meta Knight's [[Final Smash]], [[Galaxia Darkness]], is hard to land and does poor damage and knockback. It can, however, hit numerous enemies. This is of no consequence to competitive play, where Final Smashes are almost always banned.

	==Moveset==		==Moveset==

Smasher:Wave

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-	116Wave is a smasher (Formerly known as GI Josh) who took a three-year hiatus from competitive smashing to pursue other fields. The name "116Wave" is a combination of his favorite scripture (Romans 1:16) as well as his gamer tag in Starcraft 2, a game in which he has a teammate named "Tidal".	+	Wave is a smasher (Formerly known as GI Josh) who took a three-year hiatus from competitive smashing to pursue other fields. The name "Wave" is something he got from his gamer tag on Starcraft 2, a game in which he has a teammate named "Tidal".
	He won several local tournaments in his hometown of Greenwood before leaving the competitive scene in early 2009, and, given all goes well, he hopes to attend larger scale tournaments in the future.		He won several local tournaments in his hometown of Greenwood before leaving the competitive scene in early 2009, and, given all goes well, he hopes to attend larger scale tournaments in the future.

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-	Wave is a smasher (Formerly known as GI Josh) who took a three-year hiatus from competitive smashing to pursue other fields. The name "Wave" is something he got from his gamer tag on Starcraft 2, a game in which he has a teammate named "Tidal".	+	116Wave is a smasher (Formerly known as GI Josh) who took a three-year hiatus from competitive smashing to pursue other fields. The name "116Wave" is a combination of his favorite scripture (Romans 1:16) as well as his gamer tag in Starcraft 2, a game in which he has a teammate named "Tidal".
	He won several local tournaments in his hometown of Greenwood before leaving the competitive scene in early 2009, and, given all goes well, he hopes to attend larger scale tournaments in the future.		He won several local tournaments in his hometown of Greenwood before leaving the competitive scene in early 2009, and, given all goes well, he hopes to attend larger scale tournaments in the future.

Olimar (SSBB)

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-	Olimar himself does no grabbing or throwing; instead, he has the next Pikmin in order dash forward and do the grabbing and throwing for him. (This is an extended grab.) All Pikmin (except the Purple ones) have decent grabbing range, with the White, Blue and Red Pikmin having the longest grab range in the game.	+	Olimar himself does no grabbing or throwing; instead, he has the next Pikmin in order dash forward and do the grabbing and throwing for him (these are all tether grabs). All the Pikmin except Purple clock in for the four longest grabs in the game, ranked Blue, White, Red (tied with Zero Suit Samus) and Yellow, with Purple coming in coming behind Samus and Link's tether grabs.
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	*Pummel - Pikmin attacks with headbutt. The Pikmin deal their respective damage per hit: 2% for Red, 2% for Blue, 2% for Yellow, 4-6% for White, and 2% for Purple.		*Pummel - Pikmin attacks with headbutt. The Pikmin deal their respective damage per hit: 2% for Red, 2% for Blue, 2% for Yellow, 4-6% for White, and 2% for Purple.
	*Forward Throw - Pikmin leaps into the air, latches onto the opponent, and then pushes itself off. With Blue Pikmin, it has very high damage and knockback for a throw. Red: 6%, Blue: 13%, Yellow: 7%, White: 6%, Purple: 7%.		*Forward Throw - Pikmin leaps into the air, latches onto the opponent, and then pushes itself off. With Blue Pikmin, it has very high damage and knockback for a throw. Red: 6%, Blue: 13%, Yellow: 7%, White: 6%, Purple: 7%.

Primid

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-	'''Primid''', ({{ja\|プリム}} ''Purimu'', '''Prim''' in Japan), are the foot soldiers of the [[Subspace Army]] in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s [[Subspace Emissary]] mode. First appearing at [[Midair Stadium]], they appear as common enemies and are the most frequently encountered enemies in the in the [[Subspace Emissary]]. The Primids attack by jabbing at the character with their fist. The damage caused by Primids depends on the difficulty. The Primids also have the ability to jump to other platforms and areas. Most Primids can be defeated by one or two poop smash attacks. The Primids also appear in many different variations. Each type of Primid has its own trophy that can be collected with the use of a [[trophy stand]]. Primids can be looked at as Subspace Emissary seeds because they bring other species of Subspace enemies into existence. Primids behave in a robotic type of way in terms of their thought process which is cold and calculating. Primids follow orders from their superiors and they are usually found standing guard, marching, or patrolling whatever area they happen to be in until they encounter an enemy. When they do, they will not hesitate to attack and while they are easy to beat one at a time, they are dangerous in a group so take them down quickly.They are really bad at fighting, and sometimes have lightsabers. On lower difficulties, Primids can be completely idle for periods of time; you can be right in front of them and they won't attack.Oh, and also, don't listen to this crapp!!!!!!! What it really dose is poop all day!! Ha![[File:[[File:Example.jpg]]]]	+	'''Primid''', ({{ja\|プリム}} ''Purimu'', '''Prim''' in Japan), are the foot soldiers of the [[Subspace Army]] in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s [[Subspace Emissary]] mode. First appearing at [[Midair Stadium]], they appear as common enemies and are the most frequently encountered enemies in the in the [[Subspace Emissary]]. The Primids attack by jabbing at the character with their fist. The damage caused by Primids depends on the difficulty. The Primids also have the ability to jump to other platforms and areas. Most Primids can be defeated by one or two smash attacks. The Primids also appear in many different variations. Each type of Primid has its own trophy that can be collected with the use of a [[trophy stand]]. Primids can be looked at as Subspace Emissary seeds because they bring other species of Subspace enemies into existence. Primids behave in a robotic type of way in terms of their thought process which is cold and calculating. Primids follow orders from their superiors and they are usually found standing guard, marching, or patrolling whatever area they happen to be in until they encounter an enemy. When they do, they will not hesitate to attack and while they are easy to beat one at a time, they are dangerous in a group so take them down quickly. On lower difficulties, Primids can be completely idle for periods of time; you can be right in front of them and they won't attack.

	==Moveset==		==Moveset==

Primid

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-	'''Primid''', ({{ja\|プリム}} ''Purimu'', '''Prim''' in Japan), are the foot soldiers of the [[Subspace Army]] in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s [[Subspace Emissary]] mode. First appearing at [[Midair Stadium]], they appear as common enemies and are the most frequently encountered enemies in the in the [[Subspace Emissary]]. The Primids attack by jabbing at the character with their fist. The damage caused by Primids depends on the difficulty. The Primids also have the ability to jump to other platforms and areas. Most Primids can be defeated by one or two smash attacks. The Primids also appear in many different variations. Each type of Primid has its own trophy that can be collected with the use of a [[trophy stand]]. Primids can be looked at as Subspace Emissary seeds because they bring other species of Subspace enemies into existence. Primids behave in a robotic type of way in terms of their thought process which is cold and calculating. Primids follow orders from their superiors and they are usually found standing guard, marching, or patrolling whatever area they happen to be in until they encounter an enemy. When they do, they will not hesitate to attack and while they are easy to beat one at a time, they are dangerous in a group so take them down quickly. On lower difficulties, Primids can be completely idle for periods of time; you can be right in front of them and they won't attack.	+	'''Primid''', ({{ja\|プリム}} ''Purimu'', '''Prim''' in Japan), are the foot soldiers of the [[Subspace Army]] in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s [[Subspace Emissary]] mode. First appearing at [[Midair Stadium]], they appear as common enemies and are the most frequently encountered enemies in the in the [[Subspace Emissary]]. The Primids attack by jabbing at the character with their fist. The damage caused by Primids depends on the difficulty. The Primids also have the ability to jump to other platforms and areas. Most Primids can be defeated by one or two poop smash attacks. The Primids also appear in many different variations. Each type of Primid has its own trophy that can be collected with the use of a [[trophy stand]]. Primids can be looked at as Subspace Emissary seeds because they bring other species of Subspace enemies into existence. Primids behave in a robotic type of way in terms of their thought process which is cold and calculating. Primids follow orders from their superiors and they are usually found standing guard, marching, or patrolling whatever area they happen to be in until they encounter an enemy. When they do, they will not hesitate to attack and while they are easy to beat one at a time, they are dangerous in a group so take them down quickly.They are really bad at fighting, and sometimes have lightsabers. On lower difficulties, Primids can be completely idle for periods of time; you can be right in front of them and they won't attack.Oh, and also, don't listen to this crapp!!!!!!! What it really dose is poop all day!! Ha![[File:[[File:Example.jpg]]]]

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User:Grigarem

2012-05-14T19:06:33Z

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Talk:Lucario (SSBB)

2012-05-14T19:04:30Z

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	Sign your comments with <nowiki>~~~~</nowiki>. Back to your question: Actually, both cooperate. However, stock takes effect later than damage, so no, it would not have Lucario as powerful as if he was at 100%. [[User:GunBlazer\|GunBlazer]] ([[User talk:GunBlazer\|talk]]) 13:16, February 14, 2012 (UTC)		Sign your comments with <nowiki>~~~~</nowiki>. Back to your question: Actually, both cooperate. However, stock takes effect later than damage, so no, it would not have Lucario as powerful as if he was at 100%. [[User:GunBlazer\|GunBlazer]] ([[User talk:GunBlazer\|talk]]) 13:16, February 14, 2012 (UTC)
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Talk:Victory Pose

2012-05-14T15:26:00Z

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	Maybe we oughta show which button guarantees which animation? {{unsigned\|68.151.53.77}}		Maybe we oughta show which button guarantees which animation? {{unsigned\|68.151.53.77}}
		+	<br>I might do this.
		+	--[[Special:Contributions/83.84.192.241\|83.84.192.241]] 15:26, May 14, 2012 (UTC)

User talk:Sir Topham Hatt.

2012-05-14T13:09:11Z

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