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Wario

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Yoshi

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Talk:GameCube Controller

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Special Stages: Battlefield

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Bowser is not fought in Battlefield. Bowser is fought in Final Destination.

Bowser

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Donkey Kong

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User:Needleson

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Stage Spiking

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Pit (SSBB)

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‎Taunts: Mada mada means not yet. Also shoubu da is difficult to translate completely but it's more akin to shouting "match time" or simply saying "it's a match" similar to "fight time" or "time to fight" in English.

Wall of Pain

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Wii Fit Trainer

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Kirby

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Pit

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Fox McCloud

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Pit

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Villager (SSBWU/3DS)

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Super Smash Bros. 3DS/Wii U

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Yoshi

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Pit

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Category:Jigglypuff

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 |eyes         = Grey}}
-'''Wii Fit Trainer''' is a character from [[Wii Fit]]. She was revealed as a playable character for Super Smash Bros. for 3DS and Super Smash Bros. for WiiU.
+[[Image:Wii_Fit_Symbol.png|50px|left]]'''Wii Fit Trainer''' is a character from [[Wii Fit]]. She was revealed as a playable character for Super Smash Bros. for 3DS and Super Smash Bros. for WiiU.
 ==Character Description==

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-:''For fighter info, see [[Pikachu (SSB)]], [[Pikachu (SSBM)]], and [[Pikachu (SSBB)]].''
+:''For fighter info, see [[Pikachu (SSB)]], [[Pikachu (SSBM)]], [[Pikachu (SSBB)]] and [[Pikachu (SSBWU/3DS)]].''
 {{Infobox Character General
 |name         = Pikachu {{FA-article}}
-|image        = [[File:Pika.png|300px]]
+|image        = [[File:Pikachu_(PFRALG).png|250px]]
-|caption      = Pikachu from from Super Smash Bros 4
+|caption      = Official artwork of Pikachu in Pokemon FireRed and LeafGreen Versions
 |universe     = ''[[Pokémon (universe)|Pokémon]]''
 |firstgame    = ''[[Pokémon Red and Blue|Pokémon]]'' (1998, ''Red/Blue'')
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 REMEMBER: Nintendo's official stance is that Pikachu, like all Pokémon, go by gender-neutral pronouns. Be sure to use "it" instead of "he".
 -->
-{{nihongo|'''Pikachu'''|ピカチュウ|Pikachū}} is a fictional creature in the [[Pokémon (universe)|''Pokémon'' franchise]] of media. It is one of the most popular and well known Pokémon in the world, and is the main representative of the franchise. It appears as a playable fighter in all three [[Super Smash Bros. (universe)|''Super Smash Bros.'' games]].
+[[Image:PokemonSymbol.svg|50px|left]]{{nihongo|'''Pikachu'''|ピカチュウ|Pikachū}} is a fictional creature in the [[Pokémon (universe)|''Pokémon'' franchise]] of media. It is one of the most popular and well known Pokémon in the world, and is the main representative of the franchise. It appears as a playable fighter in all three [[Super Smash Bros. (universe)|''Super Smash Bros.'' games]].
 ==Creature description==
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 ==In ''[[Super Smash Bros (Wii U and 3DS)]]''==
 ===As a playable character===
 Pikachu is coming back for the next Super Smash Bros on Wii U and 3DS.
 [[File:Pika.png|thumb|Pikachu in SSB4]]

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-:''For fighter info, see [[Samus (SSB)]], [[Samus (SSBM)]], [[Samus (SSBB)]],''
+:''For fighter info, see [[Samus (SSB)]], [[Samus (SSBM)]], [[Samus (SSBB)]] and [[Samus (SSBWU/3DS)]]''
 :''For Samus without her Power Suit, see [[Zero Suit Samus]].''
 {{Infobox Character General
 |name         = Samus Aran
-|image        = [[Image:Samus4.png|300px|Samus]]
+|image        = [[File:Samus_(MOM).png|250px]]
-|caption      = Samus Aran from Super Smash Bros 4
+|caption      = Official artwork of Samus in Metroid: Other M
 |universe     = ''[[Metroid (universe)|Metroid]]''
 |firstgame    = ''[[Metroid (game)|Metroid]]'' (1986)
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 }}
-'''Samus Aran''' (サムス・アラン, ''Samusu Aran'') is the protagonist of the [[Metroid (universe)|''Metroid'' series]]. Samus is the galaxy's most famous bounty hunter, constantly helping the Galactic Federation in their fight against the Space Pirates. She has appeared in all four ''Super Smash Bros.'' games to date.
+[[Image:MetroidSymbol.svg|50px|left]]'''Samus Aran''' (サムス・アラン, ''Samusu Aran'') is the protagonist of the [[Metroid (universe)|''Metroid'' series]]. Samus is the galaxy's most famous bounty hunter, constantly helping the Galactic Federation in their fight against the Space Pirates. She has appeared in all four ''Super Smash Bros.'' games to date.
 ==Character History==
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 ==In ''[[Super Smash Bros (Wii U and 3DS)]]''==
 ===As a playable character===
 Samus will be returning in SSB4 for Wii U or 3DS. Not much about how she will play is known or if Zero Suit Samus will return. Her Final Smash is confirmed to look like Zero Laser, but with abetter range of movement for the beam and the beam itself is smaller.
 [[File:Samus4.png|thumb]]

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-:''For fighter info, see [[Link (SSB)]], [[Link (SSBM)]], and [[Link (SSBB)]].''
+:''For fighter info, see [[Link (SSB)]], [[Link (SSBM)]], [[Link (SSBB)]] and [[Link (SSBWU/3DS)]].''
 :''For other variations of Link, see [[Toon Link]] and [[Young Link]].''
 {{Infobox Character General
 |name         = Link
-|image        = [[Image:Link4.png|300px|Link]]
+|image        = [[File:Link_(TLOZSS).png|250px]]
-|caption      = Link from Super Smash Bros 4
+|caption      = Official artwork of Link in The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword
 |universe     = ''[[The Legend of Zelda (universe)|The Legend of Zelda]]''
 |firstgame    = ''[[The Legend of Zelda]]'' (1987)
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 ==In ''[[Super Smash Bros (Wii U and 3DS)]](''==
 ===As a playable character===
 Link has been confirmed as playable in SSB4 for Wii U and 3DS, but at this time, not much about his moveset is known.
 [[File:Link4.png|thumb|Link's artwork from the official website]]

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-:''For fighter info, see [[Donkey Kong (SSB)]], [[Donkey Kong (SSBM)]], and [[Donkey Kong (SSBB)]].''
+:''For fighter info, see [[Donkey Kong (SSB)]], [[Donkey Kong (SSBM)]], [[Donkey Kong (SSBB)]] and [[Donkey Kong (SSBWU/3DS)]].''
 :''For more character history refer to the [http://www.donkeykongwiki.com/Donkey_Kong DKWiki article] or the [http://donkeykong.wikia.com/Donkey_Kong DKWikia article]''
 [[File:DKSymbol.svg|50px|left]]
 {{Infobox Character General
 |name         = Donkey Kong
-|image        = [[File: Dk4.png|300px]]
+|image        = [[File:DK_(DKCTF).png|250px]]
-|caption      = Donkey Kong from Super Smash Bros 4
+|caption      = Official artwork of Donkey Kong in Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze
 |universe     = ''[[Donkey Kong (universe)|Donkey Kong]]''
 |firstgame    = ''[[Donkey Kong (game)|Donkey Kong]]'' (1981)
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 ==In ''[[Super Smash Bros (Wii U and 3DS)]]''==
 ===As a playable character===
 ''Not much is known about DK's appearance in the next SSB, but he has been confirmed as playable.
 [[File:Dk4.png|thumb|Artwork from official website]]

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 Mayumi Tanaka (1994)
 }}
-'''Wario''' ({{ja|ワリオ}}, ''Wario'') is a character from the [[Mario (universe)|Mario]] series, who was known as the "'''Anti-Mario'''" in his early days. He eventually became popular enough to spawn his [[Wario (universe)|own side-franchise]]. He has made several small cameos in the first two [[Super Smash Bros. (universe)|''Super Smash Bros.'' games]], and has been made a full fledged character in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]''.
+[[File:WarioSymbol.svg|50px|left]]'''Wario''' ({{ja|ワリオ}}, ''Wario'') is a character from the [[Mario (universe)|Mario]] series, who was known as the "'''Anti-Mario'''" in his early days. He eventually became popular enough to spawn his [[Wario (universe)|own side-franchise]]. He has made several small cameos in the first two [[Super Smash Bros. (universe)|''Super Smash Bros.'' games]], and has been made a full fledged character in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]''.
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 {{Infobox Character General
 |name         = Yoshi
-|image        = [[File:YoshiBrawlArtwork.png|300px]]
+|image        = [[File:Yoshi_(MTO).png|250px]]
-|caption      = Yoshi from Super Smash Bros Brawl
+|caption      = Official artwork of Yoshi in Mario Tennis Open
 |universe     = ''[[Yoshi (universe)|Yoshi]]''
 |firstgame    = ''[[Super Mario World]]'' (1990)

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	I don't know the brand name or anything, but I have two third-party controllers that have turbo functions, and Brawl ignores them. I suggest that Brawl is really picky about controllers that don't "feel" exactly as it's expecting. [[User:Toomai\|Toomai]] [[User talk:Toomai\|Glittershine]] [[Image:Toomai.png\|20px]] <small><choose><option>eXemplary Logic</option><option>The Stats Guy</option><option>The Table Designer</option></choose></small> 13:48, December 27, 2009 (UTC)		I don't know the brand name or anything, but I have two third-party controllers that have turbo functions, and Brawl ignores them. I suggest that Brawl is really picky about controllers that don't "feel" exactly as it's expecting. [[User:Toomai\|Toomai]] [[User talk:Toomai\|Glittershine]] [[Image:Toomai.png\|20px]] <small><choose><option>eXemplary Logic</option><option>The Stats Guy</option><option>The Table Designer</option></choose></small> 13:48, December 27, 2009 (UTC)
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		+	I dont know if Turbo Controllers count as Third-Party controllers but i have 2 of them (3 in all) and they work with Brawl. --http://images.wikia.com/callofduty/images/3/35/Cordis_Die_Logo_BOII.png [[User:ChilledEnderman]] 12:35, June 17, 2013 (UTC)

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 |universe     = ''[[Super Smash Bros. (universe)|Super Smash Bros.]]''
 |games        = ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]''
-|hometo       = [[Fighting Wire Frames]]<br/>[[Metal Mario]]<br/>[[Metal Bros.#Metal Luigi|Metal Luigi]]<br/>All other [[Metal Box|metal]] characters<br/>[[Mewtwo (SSBM)|Mewtwo]] ([[All-Star Mode|All-Star mode]])<br/>[[Falco (SSBM)|Falco]] (unlocking)<br/>[[Bowser (SSBM)|Bowser]] ([[Classic Mode|Classic]])
+|hometo       = [[Fighting Wire Frames]]<br/>[[Metal Mario]]<br/>[[Metal Bros.#Metal Luigi|Metal Luigi]]<br/>All other [[Metal Box|metal]] characters<br/>[[Mewtwo (SSBM)|Mewtwo]] ([[All-Star Mode|All-Star mode]])<br/>[[Falco (SSBM)|Falco]] (unlocking)
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-[[Image:MarioSymbol.svg|50px|left]]'''Bowser''' ({{ja|クッパ}}, ''Kuppa'': '''''Koopa''''') is the supreme leader of the Koopa Troop, King of the Koopas. He is the primary and most consistent antagonist in the ''[[Mario (universe)|Super Mario]]'' video game empire. Since his debut in the world-famous ''[[Super Mario Bros.]]'' for NES as the arch-enemy of main hero [[Mario]], Bowser is easily one of the most recognizable of all villain figures in the game industry. He has therefore appeared in the second and third games in the [[Super Smash Bros. (universe)|''Super Smash Bros.'' series]] as a playable fighter, and due to his size and strength, an alternative, powered-up and enlarged version of him called [[Giga Bowser]] also appears in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]'' as a final boss figure in Adventure mode and as his [[Final Smash]] in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]''.
+[[Image:MarioSymbol.svg|50px|left]]'''Bowser''' ({{ja|クッパ}}, ''Kuppa'': '''''Koopa''''') is the supreme leader of the Koopa Troop, King of the Koopas. He is the primary and most consistent antagonist in the ''[[Mario (universe)|Super Mario]]'' video game empire. Since his debut in the world-famous ''[[Super Mario Bros.]]'' for NES as the arch-enemy of main hero [[Mario]], Bowser is easily one of the most recognizable of all villain figures in the game industry. He has therefore appeared in the second and third games in the [[Super Smash Bros. (universe)|''Super Smash Bros.'' series]] as a playable fighter. An alternative, powered-up and enlarged version of him called [[Giga Bowser]] also appears in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]'' as a final boss figure in Adventure mode and as his [[Final Smash]] in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]''.
 ==Character description==
 Bowser was introduced in the seminal ''Super Mario Bros.'' for NES, with most of his traditional character traits introduced along with it: his storyline role as a comically monstrous villain who always goes out of his way to kidnap the Mushroom Kingdom princess, [[Princess Peach|Peach]] Toadstool, his gameplay role as a boss enemy for [[Mario]] to defeat, his [[Fire Breath|fire-breathing]] abilities, his immeasurable army of henchmen such as mushroom-headed [[Goomba]]s and turtle-like [[Koopa Troopa]]s, and so on. ''Super Mario Bros.'' holds the Guinness World Record for best-selling video game, at 40 million copies, essentially guaranteeing worldwide fame for all characters who appeared in the game, Bowser included. He has appeared in some form in almost every ''Mario'' game to date, along with more members of his "family", mainly his eight children, [[Bowser Jr.]] and the seven "Koopalings".
-Like Bowser's Koopa Troopa underlings, he features elements of a tortoise, albeit a giant mutant tortoise with qualities of a fire-breathing dragon, with his shell and tail covered with spikes and a pair of almost demonic-looking horns, as well as a very distinctively-constructed face and red hair arranged like a mohawk, both very unlike a typical Koopa Troopa. To settle a common dispute original game developers intended for Bowser to be more of a dragon instead of his common perception as a turtle. Bowser, at times, is depicted in vastly different sizes, somewhat resembling Mario's tendency to grow or shrink in size during games starring him; he's a colossus in his appearance as the final boss of ''Super Mario Sunshine'', while in other appearances he is only slightly larger than the average person. The fact that Bowser has offspring would suggest he had a wife at some point, but this character has never been seen or referred to in the series, though the UK version of Nintendo Power magazine has stated that Bowser's wife is named Clawdia.
+Like Bowser's Koopa Troopa underlings, he features elements of a tortoise, albeit a giant mutant tortoise with qualities of a fire-breathing dragon. His shell and tail are covered with spikes and has a pair of almost demonic-looking horns on his head. He also has a very distinctively-constructed face and red hair arranged like a mohawk, both very unlike a typical Koopa Troopa. To settle a common dispute, original game developers intended for Bowser to be more of a dragon instead of his common perception as a turtle. Bowser, at times, is depicted in vastly different sizes, somewhat resembling Mario's tendency to grow or shrink in size during games starring him; he's a colossus in his appearance as the final boss of ''Super Mario Sunshine'', while in other appearances he is only slightly larger than the average person. The fact that Bowser has offspring would suggest he had a wife at some point, but this character has never been seen or referred to in the series, though the UK version of Nintendo Power magazine has stated that Bowser's wife is named Clawdia.
 Bowser is the primary villain in many ''Super Mario'' themed platformers, and therefore usually not a playable character. Bowser has appeared as a playable character, however, in a large percentage of ''Mario'' games nonetheless, such as in the ''Mario Kart'' series. Whereas Mario is consistently the most balanced character in the character line-up of any competitive ''Mario''-themed game, Bowser traditionally fits the "big, slow, and strong character" archetype to the extreme in any game he is playable. In the various ''Mario''-themed sports games, for example, Bowser performs relevant actions more powerfully than others but more slowly as well, while in the ''Mario Kart'' games, Bowser as a selectable racer features the heaviest weight and the highest top speed of the racers, but who is offset by low acceleration and handling talent. This archetype is faithfully preserved in Bowser's appearance as a playable fighter in  both ''Super Smash Bros. Melee'' and ''Brawl''.
-Since ''Super Mario'' games typically do not feature epic and emotionally involved storylines and character development like an RPG, opting for more straightforward, cheery, and colorful atmospheres whose starring characters are essentially meant to represent gaming personalities more than anything else, Bowser has not had much change in personality and role over the years: he is consistently shown to be brutish, oafish, and sarcastically witty at times, and a "traditional" ''Super Mario'' game plot is usually some variation of him kidnapping princess Peach within one of his lava and trap-filled castles and Mario coming to save her from his clutches. It is indicated by several games that this is because Bowser may have genuine feelings for Peach. Bowser is generally a threat to Mario in games that place him in the role of a boss, though more often than not he is more of a bumbling and comical character when trying to come across as "evil". There are ''Super Mario'' games, particularly the RPGs, that feature stories that showcase other ''Super Mario'' master villains who prove more of a legitimate threat to Mario and the land than Bowser can ever hope to achieve; Bowser grows very jealous whenever that happens, so in a few of the RPGs Bowser reluctantly allows himself to work with Mario and friends to battle the villain.
+Since ''Super Mario'' games typically do not feature epic and emotionally involved storylines and character development like an RPG, opting for more straightforward, cheery, and colorful atmospheres whose starring characters are essentially meant to represent gaming personalities more than anything else, Bowser has not had much change in personality and role over the years: he is consistently shown to be brutish, oafish, and sarcastically witty at times. A "traditional" ''Super Mario'' game plot is usually some variation of him kidnapping princess Peach within one of his lava and trap-filled castles and Mario coming to save her from his clutches. It is indicated by several games that this is because Bowser may have genuine feelings for Peach. Bowser is generally a threat to Mario in games that place him in the role of a boss, though more recently he comes off more like a bumbling and comical character when trying to come across as "evil". There are ''Super Mario'' games, particularly the RPGs, that feature stories that showcase other ''Super Mario'' master villains who prove more of a legitimate threat to Mario and the land than Bowser can ever hope to achieve; Bowser grows very jealous whenever that happens, so in a few of the RPGs Bowser reluctantly allows himself to work with Mario and friends to battle the villain.
 Bowser remains a "regular" in the ''Super Mario'' empire of video games, though he only really held the image of a consistently threatening menace in his early game appearances. Nowadays, when he is not on seemingly equal grounds with the other ''Super Mario'' characters in competitive games like sports and kart racing or even helpful to the characters in RPG roles, he is an antagonist who is depicted as bumbling, comical, and almost slightly incompetent, but he works hard to come across as "bad" and supposedly has been doing so from a young age as [[Baby Bowser]] (which is different from Bowser Jr., his son, though they look so similar their names are often confused).

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 ==Trivia==
-*Unlike in most DK games and Mario spinoffs, where Donkey Kong has a cartoonish voice, the Super Smash Bros series has him using gorilla-like roars, most likely for intimidation, with Super Smash Bros. being a fighting game. This is also to make Donkey Kong look more realistic, since he's not the only animalistic character to use more realistic voices rather than their usual cartoonish voice in their own games.
+*Unlike in most DK games and Mario spinoffs, where Donkey Kong has a cartoon-like voice, the Super Smash Bros series features him vocalizing with gorilla-like roars, most likely for intimidation. This also serves to make Donkey Kong seem more realistic.
 *Donkey Kong is the only character who can walk at a normal speed when carrying a [[Crate]], [[Rolling Crate]], [[Barrel]], or [[Bonsly]]. He is also the only character who can jump while doing so, as well as the only character who doesn't drop a heavy item when walking off of a ledge. Although this doesn't necessarily make DK the strongest character, it speaks to his agility, and matches his "strong yet agile" character style. Another showcase of his strength is his ability to throw opponents farther than other strength-based characters, such as Bowser or [[Ganondorf (SSBB)|Ganondorf]]. This could also be a reference to him throwing barrels in the original Donkey Kong and Donkey Kong Country, since his pose when carrying barrels in the Smash Bros. series is similar to the way he did in DKC.
 *Donkey Kong, along with [[Link]], [[Snake]], and [[Sonic]], are the only characters in the ''Smash'' series to appear in another fighting game. Donkey Kong also appeared in ''Punch-Out!!'' for Wii as a boss.
-*The origin of Donkey Kong's name is very interesting: when Shigeru Miyamoto wanted to name him, he wanted to call him something synonymous to something along the lines of "Stubborn Monkey". When looking up an English synonym for "stubborn", he found the word "donkey" and decided to use it. However, he forgot to take in to account that a donkey is also an animal.
+*The origin of Donkey Kong's name was an event lost in translation: when Shigeru Miyamoto wanted to name the character, he wanted it to be a synonym something along the lines of "Stubborn Monkey". When looking up an English synonym for "stubborn", he found the word "donkey" and decided to use it. However, he forgot to take in to account that a donkey is also an animal.
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 {{Merge|Spike|The very same concept.}}
-A stage spike is a type of spike which involves hitting a foe into a wall by using an attack. Since the power of an upwards attack sends the foe into the wall, it will send them straight down with a slight diagonal angle. Examples are Lucas' up smash which has lots of range. For example, Lucas is on Final Destination and has used its smash on Donkey Kong. DK is at 80% damage. DK is recovering. Right before he grabs the ledge, which grants him invincibility when he pulls himself up, Lucas uses his up smash, or PSI Love. The power of Lucas's up smash (2nd strongest) propels DK into the edge of the stage but since he cant break through the stage, the usmash becomes a spike; it sends him down with a slight diagonal angle.
+A stage spike is a type of spike which involves hitting a foe into a wall by using an attack. Since the power of an upwards attack sends the foe into the wall, it will send them straight down with a slight diagonal angle. Examples are Lucas' up smash which has lots of range. For example, Lucas is on Final Destination and has used his smash on Donkey Kong. DK is at 80% damage. DK is recovering. Right before grabbing the ledge(granting invincibility frames), Lucas uses his up smash, or PSI Love. The power of Lucas's up smash (2nd strongest) propels DK into the edge of the stage but since he cant break through the stage, the usmash becomes a spike; it sends him down with a slight diagonal angle.
 An easy way to do one is play as Lucas the foe is DK, the stage is Final Destination. Get DK to 70% damage. Use your forward smash (uncharged)on him near the middle of the stage. He will recover.Run to the edge and use your up smash before he grabs the ledge. Since Lucas's up smash has tons of range, it will hit him and stage spike him.

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 ===[[Taunt]]s===
-'''Up:''' Spins his blades in each hand, then crosses them. He says, "The fight is on!". In the Japanese version he says, "Shoubu da!" (Let's fight/beat).
+'''Up:''' Spins his blades in each hand, then crosses them. He says, "The fight is on!". In the Japanese version he says, "Shoubu da!" ("Let's fight!" or more commonly "It's a fight/match!").
-'''Side:''' Slices at the air, similarly to a Subspace Emissary video, and from the E3 trailer. He says, "You're not ready yet!". In the Japanese version he says "Mada Mada!" (That's not enough).
+'''Side:''' Slices at the air, similarly to a Subspace Emissary video, and from the E3 trailer. He says, "You're not ready yet!". In the Japanese version he says "Mada Mada!" ("Not yet!").
 '''Down:''' Floats in the air and poses angelically, looking up.

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-'''Wall of Pain''' is the name for the technique in which a character uses midair attacks to prevent a character from horizontally recovering to the stage. It usually works best on characters with multiple jumps. Although single-jump characters can do it as well, they are not as effective. Some of the best Wall of Pain techniques are [[Kirby (SSBB)|Kirby's]] and [[Jigglypuff (SSBB)|Jigglypuff's]] Forward and Back Aerial Attacks.
+'''Wall of Pain''' is the name for the technique in which a character uses midair attacks to prevent a character from horizontally recovering to the stage. It is usually used most effectively by characters with multiple jumps. Although single-jump characters can do it as well, they are not as effective. Some of the best Wall of Pain techniques are [[Kirby (SSBB)|Kirby's]] and [[Jigglypuff (SSBB)|Jigglypuff's]] Forward and Back Aerial Attacks.
 [[Category:Techniques]]
 [[Category:Techniques (SSBB)]]

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 |homeworld    = [[Wii Fit Training Room]]
 |hair         = Black
-|eyes         = White}}
+|eyes         = Grey}}
 '''Wii Fit Trainer''' is a character from [[Wii Fit]]. She was revealed as a playable character for Super Smash Bros. for 3DS and Super Smash Bros. for WiiU.
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 :''Main article: [[Wii Fit Trainer(SSBWU/3DS)]]''
-Wii Fit Trainer is a playable character in Super Smash Bros. 4. Her playstyle will be based off various fitness activities in the Wii Fit games. Her attack has her pose, as silhouettes of herself fly in-front of her as they deal damage to fighters who come into contact. It is called Wii Fit.
+Wii Fit Trainer is a playable character in Super Smash Bros. 4. Her playstyle will be based off various fitness activities in the Wii Fit games. Her Final Smash has her poses, as silhouettes of herself fly in-front of her as they deal damage to fighters who come into contact. It is called Wii Fit.
 ==Trivia==

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 |hair         = None
 }}
-'''Kirby''' (カービィ, ''Kābī'') is the main character of the [[Kirby (universe)|''Kirby'' series of games]]. He was created by [[Masahiro Sakurai]], who also created the [[Super Smash Bros. (universe)|''Super Smash Bros.'' series]].
+[[File:KirbySymbol.svg|50px|left]]'''Kirby''' (カービィ, ''Kābī'') is the main character of the [[Kirby (universe)|''Kirby'' series of games]]. He was created by [[Masahiro Sakurai]], who also created the [[Super Smash Bros. (universe)|''Super Smash Bros.'' series]]. The series has been running for two decades, and nearly thirty titles have been released under Kirby's name, most of which are developed by [[HAL Laboratory|HAL Laboratory, Inc.]]
 ==Character Description==
 Kirby's round pink form is only 8 inches in height (though in his appearances in the ''Super Smash Bros.'' series, also created by Sakurai, his dimensions are obviously enlarged). Kirby is a resident and the consistent hero of the yellow star-shaped planet Pop Star. He can inhale forcefully, allowing him to swallow enemies in front of him and copy their abilities to fight back (known as a copy ability). He can also store the air he inhales, making himself large and puffy, enabling him to float around. His species, of which himself and Meta Knight are the two most prominent individuals, is not officially named, but is most commonly referred to as "Kirbies" or "Star Warriors".

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 |japanactor   = Minami Takayama
 }}
-'''Pit'''  (ピット, ''Pitto'') is the main playable character of the ''[[Kid Icarus]]'' games.
+[[File:KidIcarusSymbol.svg|50px|left]]'''Pit'''  (ピット, ''Pitto'') is the main playable character of the ''[[Kid Icarus]]'' games. He first appeared in Kid Icarus for the Nintendo Entertainment System in 1986, followed by an appearance in Kid Icarus: Of Myths and Monsters for the Game Boy in 1991. Other than a handful of cameos, Pit didn't appear again until the release of Super Smash Bros. Brawl, 17 years after Of Myths and Monsters, in which he was one of the starter characters.
 ==Character description==

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-:''For fighter info, see [[Fox (SSB)]], [[Fox (SSBM)]], and [[Fox (SSBB)]].''
+:''For fighter info, see [[Fox (SSB)]], [[Fox (SSBM)]], [[Fox (SSBB)]] and [[Fox (SSBWU/3DS)]].''
 {{Infobox Character General
 |name         = Fox McCloud
-|image        = [[Image:Fox4.png|300px]]:
+|image        = [[File:Fox_(SF643D).png|300px]]
-|caption      = Fox from Super Smash Bros 4
+|caption      = Official artwork of Fox in Star Fox 64 3D
 |universe     = ''[[Star Fox (universe)|Star Fox]]''
 |firstgame    = ''[[Star Fox]]'' (1993)
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 |japanactor   = Kenji Nojima (''Assault'', ''SSBB'')
 }}
-{{nihongo|'''Fox McCloud'''|フォックス・マクラウド|Fokkusu Makuraudo}} is the main character in the [[Star Fox (universe)|Star Fox]] video games and leader of the Star Fox team. The son of James McCloud, Fox is an expert pilot and has saved the galaxy from numerous threats. He has appeared in all three Smash Bros. games. His voice actor in ''[[Super Smash Bros.]]'' and ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]'' is Shinobu Satouchi during the fights, and Steve Malpass during the cutscenes in Adventure Mode. In ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'', he is voiced by Jim Walker and Kenji Nojima.
+[[File:StarFoxSymbol.svg|50px|left]]{{nihongo|'''Fox McCloud'''|フォックス・マクラウド|Fokkusu Makuraudo}} is the main character in the [[Star Fox (universe)|Star Fox]] video games and leader of the Star Fox team. The son of James McCloud, Fox is an expert pilot and has saved the galaxy from numerous threats. He has appeared in all three Smash Bros. games. His voice actor in ''[[Super Smash Bros.]]'' and ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]'' is Shinobu Satouchi during the fights, and Steve Malpass during the cutscenes in Adventure Mode. In ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'', he is voiced by Jim Walker and Kenji Nojima.
 ==Character description==
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 ==In ''[[Super Smash Bros (Wii U and 3DS)]]''==
 ===As a playable character===
 Despite no major Starfox games being released since before [[Brawl]] was released, Fox will return in SSB4.
 [[File:Fox4.png|thumb|Fox in SSB4]]

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 |creator      = [[Gunpei Yokoi]], Satoru Okada
 |artist       = Toru Osawa (old), [[Masahiro Sakurai]] (current)
-|voiceactor   = Lani Minella
+|voiceactor   = Lani Minella ([[SSBB]])
 |japanactor   = Minami Takayama
 }}

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	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
−	*Ever since it was revealed that the Villager would be in the upcoming release, there has been an internet meme saying that the Villager is a psycopathic murderer. This was because of his arsenal (mostly his axe), the fact that he gets a gleam in his eye during the preview of the game and because he has a constant smile on his face, in stark contrast to the rampant violence he inflicting.	+	*Ever since it was revealed that the Villager would be in the upcoming release, there has been an internet meme saying that the Villager is a psycopathic murderer. This was because of his arsenal (mostly his axe), the fact that he gets a gleam in his eye during the preview of the game and because he has a constant smile on his face, in stark contrast to the rampant violence he inflicts.

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-:''For fighter info, see [[Pit (SSBB)]].''
+:''For fighter info, see [[Pit (SSBB)]] and [[Pit (SSBWU/3DS)]].''
 {{Infobox Character General
 |name         = Pit
-|image        = [[Image:Pit4.png|300px|Pit]]
+|image        = [[File:Pit_(KIU).png|250px]]
-|caption      = Pit from Super Smash Bros 4
+|caption      = Official artwork of Pit in Kid Icarus Uprising
 |universe     = ''[[Kid Icarus (universe)|Kid Icarus]]''
 |firstgame    = ''[[Kid Icarus]]'' (1986)
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 ==In ''[[Super Smash Bros (Wii U and 3DS)]]''==
 ===As a Playable Character===
 At the moment, we know that Pit will reappear in the next game in the series. but not many details have been revealed. His moveset will be altered to add moves from Kid Icarus:  Uprising such as the Upperdash Arm and Guardian Orbitars.
 [[File:Pit4.png|thumb|Pit in SSB4]]

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 |genre        = Fighting
 |modes        = [[wikipedia:Single-player|Single-player]], [[wikipedia:multiplayer video game|Multiplayer]] (2-4)
-|platform     = [[Wii U]]
+|platform     = [[Wii U]], [[Nintendo 3DS]]
 |media        = [[wikipedia:Nintendo optical discs|Wii U Optical Disc]]
-[[Nintendo 3DS Cartridge]]}}
+[[wikipedia:Nintendo game card|Nintendo 3DS Cartridge]]}}
 '''Super Smash Bros''' (also known as '''Super Smash Bros. 4''') is an upcoming ''[[Wii U]]'' and ''[[Nintendo 3DS]]'' title. It will be developed by Namco-Bandai Inc. and [[Sora]]. and published by [[Nintendo]]. It is the fourth installment in the series.

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-:''For fighter info, see [[Kirby (SSB)]], [[Kirby (SSBM)]], and [[Kirby (SSBB)]].
+:''For fighter info, see [[Kirby (SSB)]], [[Kirby (SSBM)]], [[Kirby (SSBB)]] and [[Kirby (SSBWU/3DS)]].
 {{Infobox Character General
 |name         = Kirby
-|image        = [[File:Kirby4.png|300px|Kirby]]
+|image        = [[File:Kirby_(KRTDL).png|250px]]
-|caption      = Kirby from Super Smash Bros 4
+|caption      = Official artwork of Kirby in Kirby's Return to Dream Land
 |universe     = ''[[Kirby (universe)|Kirby]]''
 |firstgame    = ''[[Kirby's Dream Land]]'' (1992)
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 ==In ''[[Super Smash Bros (Wii U and 3DS)]]''==
 ===As a playable character===
 Not much is known about Kirby in this game yet, but he will be playable.
 [[File:Kirby4.png|thumb|Kirby in SSB4]]

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-:''For fighter info, see [[Bowser (SSBM)]] and [[Bowser (SSBB)]].''
+:''For fighter info, see [[Bowser (SSBM)]], [[Bowser (SSBB)]] and [[Bowser (SSBWU/3DS)]].''
 {{Infobox Character General
 |name         = Bowser
-|image        = [[Image:Bowser4.png|300px|Bowser]]
+|image        = [[File:Bowser_(NSMB2).png|250px]]
-|caption      = Bowser from Super Smash Bros 4
+|caption      = Official artwork of Bowser in New Super Mario Bros 2
 |universe     = ''[[Mario (universe)|Super Mario]]''
 |firstgame    = ''[[Super Mario Bros.]]'' (1985)
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 ==In ''[[Super Smash Bros (Wii U and 3DS)]]''==
 ===As a playable character===
 In SSB4, Bowser will return in HD and 3D. He will be much more agile than in previous games. [[File:Bowser4.png|thumb|Bowser's artwork from the official website]]

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 *''Mario Kart 7'' (2011)
 *''New Super Mario Bros U'' (2012)
 ==Trivia==

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 *''Mario & Luigi: Dream Team'' (2013)
 *''Mario Golf: World Tour'' (2013)
 ==Trivia==

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 {{Infobox Character General
 |name         = Luigi
-|image        = [[File:Luigi(Clear).png|300px]]
+|image        = [[File:Luigi_(NSMBU).png|250px]]
-|caption      = Luigi as he appears in Super Smash Bros Brawl
+|caption      = Official artwork of Luigi in New Super Mario Bros U
 |universe     = ''[[Mario (universe)|Mario]]''
 |firstgame    = ''[[Mario Bros.]]'' (1983)

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 {{Infobox Character General
 |name         = Mario
-|image        = [[File:Mario4.png|300px]]
+|image        = [[File:Mario_(NSMBU).png|250px]]
-|caption      = Mario as he appears in Super Smash Bros 4
+|caption      = Official artwork of Mario in New Super Mario Bros U
 |universe     = ''[[Mario (universe)|Mario]]''
 |firstgame    = ''[[Donkey Kong (game)|Donkey Kong]]'' (1981)

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+J
-*[[#Category:Jigglypuff professionals]]
+*[[Jigglypuff professionals]]
 ==Pages in category "Jigglypuff"==