Editing Sheik (SSBB)

{{disambig2|Sheik's appearance in [[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]|other uses, see|Sheik}}{{for|information about Sheik's alter-ego|Zelda (SSBB)}}

|name = Sheik

|image = [[File:Sheik SSBB.jpg|250px|Sheik]]

|game = Brawl

|ssbgame1 = Melee

|ssbgame2 = SSB4

|ssbgame3 = Ultimate

|shareslot = {{SSBB|Zelda}}

|firstgame = ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time]]'' (1998)

|tier = D

|ranking = 25

Sheik has experienced a significant drop in her tier position, from being ranked 5th in the top tier of ''Melee'', to being ranked 25th in the middle tier of ''Brawl'', her worst placement in the series. Sheik retains her blinding attack speed from ''Melee'', possessing some of the fastest movement, and frame data only rivaled by {{SSBB|Meta Knight}}. Additionally, Sheik possesses a [[transcendent]] and fast projectile with high damage potential in her [[Needles]], as well as great [[combo]] ability, most notably with her [[forward tilt]] that can rack up over 50% in [[damage]] on most characters. Her power was significantly nerfed from ''Melee'' however. She possesses few attacks that can KO under 150% outside [[edge guarding]], and of those few potential finishers, only two can be considered reliable in KOing (her sweetspotted [[up smash]] and the explosion in [[Vanish]]), both of which are difficult to land. Sheik also has very poor endurance; suffering from the combination of being tall and [[weight|light]], causing her to sustain high [[knockback]] while being rather easy to hit, which is exacerbated by her poor [[momentum cancelling]], and her short distanced and easily [[edge hog]]ged recovery. Additional problems Sheik has include her fast [[falling speed]] leaving her vulnerable to some [[juggle]]s and [[chain throw]]s, as well as short reach in the majority of her attacks. This has resulted in average [[matchup]]s and below average [[tournament]] results for Sheik. Despite ranking significantly higher than Zelda, who rests at 37th on the tier list (second to dead last), her Zelda/Sheik form is considered a better character and is ranked slightly higher than Sheik alone (currently 24th), mainly as transforming into Zelda can help alleviate the very severe KO problems Sheik has in some matchups (such as against {{SSBB|King Dedede}}).

Sheik is one of the fastest characters in the game, having the 5th fastest running speed, high attack speed, and a quick, long and deadly [[DACUS]]. She has one of the best comboing abilities, as her attacks have very little start up and ending lag, with overall low knockback, allowing them to chain effectively. The best example of this is Sheik's forward tilt. As in Melee, the forward tilt can smoothly follow after her up tilt, down tilt, neutral aerial, forward aerial, back aerial, down smash, and jab cancel; it can also repeatedly link into itself to easily rack up 50% or more, especially on fast-fallers or heavy characters, such as {{SSBB|Fox}}. Sheik's up tilt can combo into itself very low percentages, and at slightly higher percentages, it leads well into a forward tilt. It has a very large hitbox in terms of size and duration, making it a powerful defensive move.

Sheik has rather poor smash attacks overall, Sheik's down smash has multiple hits and has long range, but has very low knockback for an attack of its type. Her up smash can KO easily at around 100%, but only when it is sweetspotted, which is not always easy. Her forward smash is among the weakest in ''Brawl'', but it is a two hit combo and has fairly good range.

Sheik also has a fairly powerful aerial game. Her back and neutral aerials have very similar knockback and speed and negligible landing lag outside of auto-cancel. If hit in the initial few frames, they have decent knockback, making them useful for edgeguarding, and they have good range. Her up aerial has some landing lag and has less knockback. Her forward aerial is a quick swipe with low knockback but a great semi-spike trajectory, low lag, but sub-par range. This makes it a great move for KO'ing at higher percentages. Her down aerial is a [[stall-then-fall]], negating all vertical knockback, but unfortunately, it has high landing lag and can cause a SD if used off-stage.

Sheik does have versatility amongst her special moves. Needle Storm is a fast projectile that can be very hard to dodge and can be charged for increased damage. Sheik's [[up special]] is somewhat low in terms of recovery distance, but it has the second highest knockback of any of Sheik's moves. Combined with the invulnerability it grants, this can occasionally be used against some moves as a powerful counter, but it's also one of the hardest moves to hit with unless used in this way: it can also be used to edgeguard through Vanish Gliding. Sheik's forward special is the Chain, which can be used for a [[tether recovery]] and the [[Chain Jacket glitch|Chain Jacket]], which can be used to insert the knockback of the last attack into the Chain, giving an advantage over characters without attacks that cannot outrange or clank with the Chain. It is slow coming out and returning, however, and leaves her vulnerable from behind, a problem that can be capitalized on. Sheik's down special transforms her into Zelda, which allows use of two different characters in the same match, which can help to balance some of Sheik's weaknesses. Sheik also can [[wall jump]], [[wall cling]], and [[crawl]].

Sheik is not a character without any weaknesses, however. Above all, Sheik does not have much KO'ing power on most of her moves, as a majority of her KO'ing moves in ''Melee'' were severely nerfed. Her two most powerful KO'ing moves are her sweetspotted up smash and [[Vanish]], which are hard to connect with compared to Sheik's other moves. Sheik can use techniques such as [[DACUS]] and forward tilt to help connect her up smash, to an extent, but nothing else KO's reliably below 150%. This makes Sheik very reliant on getting numerous hits to rack up damage and edgeguarding. Additionally, Sheik's best chain of attacks (the forward tilt chain) often stops working before the opponent reaches KO percentage (stops at about 50%, depending on the match-up of course: lasts to later percentages on fast-fallers and heavy characters like {{SSBB|Wolf}} and {{SSBB|Bowser}}, but stops sooner on light and floaty characters like {{SSBB|Kirby}} and {{SSBB|Jigglypuff}}). Because of this, it may be best to turn back into Zelda to KO the opponent. Sheik also has poor attack range on a good number of moves. Sheik is also very light-weight and tall for her weight class, making her easier to defeat than many characters (though this is not without its advantages, as it allows Sheik to escape some chaingrabs, including Dedede's infamous Chaingrab), and her poor recovery often comes up short. Sheik is also one of the fastest-falling characters in the game, making her vulnerable to any chaingrab that is effective against fast-fallers.

==Changes from ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]''==

Sheik has received a mix of nerfs and buffs in her transition from ''Melee'' to ''Brawl''. Her KO'ing ability is much worse though: up smash, neutral air, forward air, and up air have had their damage and knockback significantly reduced, and with the changes to [[hitstun]], they cannot be comboed into as effectively and are thus much harder to land. In addition to that, she is more vulnerable to KO's herself, as her [[weight]] and fall speed have been lowered while her gravity has been increased. Her grab game has been worsened as well: all of her throws deal less damage (except for back throw), and she has lost the ability to [[chain-grab]] and set-up other moves with her down throw, which played a major role in her success in ''Melee'' while she herself is now one of the most vulnerable characters to chain-grabs due to her increased gravity. The reduced damage on many of Sheik's moves, the removal of much of down throw's follow-up potential, and the general changes to hitstun and fall speeds have limited Sheik's ability to rack up damage, though it is still quite good relative to the rest of the cast. [[Transform]] takes longer to execute, and so transforming into Zelda to make use of her superior recovery is now impractical.

Sheik has received some notable buffs. Her already solid mobility has been improved further (especially when compared to other returning veterans). Her down aerial is now a [[stall-then-fall]], allowing her to make good use of vertical momentum cancelling, aiding her vertical endurance. Due to the more severe effects of [[stale-move negation]] as well as its decreased damage, SDI multiplier and ending lag, forward tilt's combo potential has been improved, especially on fast-fallers, as Sheik can now lock them with her forward tilt for as much as 50% damage. [[Chain]] can be used as a tether recovery, and [[Vanish]] is faster and more powerful. [[Needle Storm]] has been given [[transcendent priority]], which overall improves her camping ability, and she is also one of the biggest benefactors of the [[DACUS]] technique as her DACUS covers a large distance and her up smash (despite its decrease in power) still remains a solid KO option. Lastly, while Transform is a lot slower, it now resets stale-move negation improving Zelda's KO power if Transform is used.

However, such buffs do not compensate for the nerfs to her damage output and KO'ing ability and the changes to the game's mechanics hinder her far more than they help her, resulting in her being considered a below-average character relative to the cast, a far cry from her top-tier status in ''Melee,'' in a similar line to {{SSBB|Jigglypuff}}.

*{{change|Sheik now uses a design based on a concept artwork from ''The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess'', which includes a braid and a small dagger. She also now looks more feminine, has a lighter skin tone, and smaller eyes. The boost in graphics also giver her outfit much more detail.}}

*{{change|Sheik has a new alternate costume.}}

*{{change|Sheik can now be chosen instead of Zelda at the character selection screen by selecting Zelda and then clicking on Sheik's portrait, rather than holding the [[A button]] while selecting Zelda. As players couldn't make [[AI]] Zelda start as Sheik in Melee, it's now possible to do so.}}

*{{change|Sheik no longer uses her [[stun]] voice clip when waking out of [[asleep|sleep]] status.}}

*{{buff|Sheik [[dash]]es faster (1.8 → 1.92), especially relative to returning veterans, going from being tied with Marth and Pikachu for the 3rd fastest out of 26 fighters in Melee to the 5th fastest out of 39 in Brawl.}}

*{{nerf|Sheik's initial dash is slower (1.8 → 1.7).}}

*{{buff|Sheik's [[air speed]] is slightly faster (0.8 → 0.846).}}

*{{buff|Sheik's [[air acceleration]] is higher (0.06 → 0.09).}}

*{{nerf|Sheik's [[traction]] is lower (0.8 → 0.6).}}

**{{nerf|Her [[Fast-fall|fast-falling speed]] is drastically slower (3 → 2.212). This significantly worsens her aerial mobility and makes her substantially more vulnerable to juggling.}}

*{{nerf|Unlike all other returning veterans, Sheik's [[gravity]] is higher (0.12 → 0.1409) now being the second highest in the game. This makes her more vulnerable to [[chain grab]]s.}}

**{{nerf|The first hit of neutral attack deals less damage (4% → 3%).}}

**{{nerf|Both first and second hits have more ending lag (FAF 16 (hit 1)/17 (hit 2) → 18 (both)).}}

*[[Forward tilt]]:

**{{buff|It has larger hitboxes (3.6u/2u/3.92u → 4.3u/2.8u/4.8u).}}

**{{nerf|It deals less damage (7% → 5%) and base knockback (40 → 20) hindering its followup potential at lower percents.}}

***{{buff|However, this significantly improves its followup potential beyond low percents (particularly at mid percents).}}

**{{buff|It now has below average hitlag and SDI multipliers (1.0x → 0.5x) making it extremely difficult to escape if Sheik chains multiple forward tilts.}}

***{{buff|Altogether, these changes combined with the removal of DI against moves which do not put opponents into [[tumble]] and the changes to [[stale move negation]] significantly improve the move's combo potential; with the move now being able to repeatedly chain into itself against various characters in order to build up a high amount of damage.}}

**{{change|Both hits had their damage values altered (8% (hit 1)/4% (hit 2) → 6%/7%), with the first hit being weaker than the second.}}

***{{buff|Overall, its damage output has been increased (11% → 13%).}}

**{{buff|The first hit has a reduced SDI multiplier (1.0x → 0.5x) and deals set knockback (10 (base) → 0, 0 (set) → 10/100/100). These changes allows it to connect more reliably into the second hit.}}

***{{nerf|However, this gives it much less utility due to its set knockback.}}

**{{nerf|It has increased ending lag (FAF 26 → 36).}}

**{{nerf|Down tilt has more ending lag (FAF 28 → 30).}}

*[[Dash attack]]:

**{{nerf|It deals less damage (10%/7% → 7%/5%) without full compensation on its base knockback (34 → 50 (clean), 15 → 20 (late)) significantly hindering its KO potential.}}

**{{nerf|It has more ending lag (FAF 36 → 41).}}

*[[Forward smash]]:

**{{buff|Forward smash's first hit has a reduced SDI multiplier (1.0x → 0.5x), allowing it to connect better into the second hit.}}

**{{nerf|The second hit deals less damage (10% → 9%).}}

***{{buff|Its knockback scaling has been increased (70 → 100), making it stronger despite its lower damage.}}

**{{buff|The introduction of [[DACUS]] has significantly improved up smash's approach potential.}}

**{{buff|It has less startup lag (frame 12 (clean)/14 (late) → 11/13).}}

**{{buff|It has larger hitboxes especially the clean hit (3.6u/3.6u → 5.5u/5.5u (clean), 3.2u/3.2u/4u/4u → 4u/4u/4.8u/4.8u (late)). This makes it much easier to land the clean hit against grounded opponents.}}

**{{change|The late hit launches opponents at a lower angle (88°/78° → 50°). While this significantly hinders it vertical KO potential, it does grant it horizontal KO potential.}}

**{{nerf|The late hit deals less damage (13% → 12%).}}

**{{nerf|It has more ending lag (FAF 40 → 53).}}

*[[Down smash]]:

**{{buff|Down smash has less startup lag (frame 5 (hit 1), frame 16 (hit 2), frame 22 (hit 3) → 4/14/21).}}

***{{buff|When combined with Sheik's superior mobility, this allows the move to hit twice slightly more reliably.}}

**{{nerf|It has more ending lag (FAF 46 → 49).}}

**{{change|It has gained a 40% trip rate but due to its knockback angle, it will not trip opponents.}}

===Aerial attacks===

*{{change|Excluding down aerial, all aerials have less landing lag (16 frames → 10 (neutral/forward/back), 24 frames → 21 (up)) although due to the removal of [[L-canceling]], their landing lag was not fully compensated.}}

*[[Neutral aerial]]:

**{{nerf|Neutral aerial deals less damage (14%/10% → 13%/10% (clean), 9% → 5%/4% (late)). Additionally, one of the clean hit's sweetspots is now a sourspot.}}

***{{nerf|However, this makes the move [[auto-cancel]] one frame later (frame 11 → 12).}}

**{{nerf|It deals less damage (13% → 9%) without full compensation on its knockback scaling (100 → 108).}}

**{{nerf|It launches opponents at a higher angle (25° → 30°), making it less effective as a [[semi-spike]].}}

**{{buff|Back aerial's clean sourspot deals more damage (8%/10% → 11%).}}

**{{nerf|The clean sweetspot deals less damage (14% → 12%) and knockback (12 (base), 100 (scaling) → 14/98).}}

**{{nerf|Its late hit now deals consistent damage (6%/7%/9%/10% → 6%).}}

**{{nerf|It deals less damage (12% (clean)/9% (late) → 11%/6%) and has less knockback scaling (120 → 100).}}

**{{nerf|It has a shorter duration (frames 5-20 → 4-15) and more ending lag (FAF 37 → 40).}}

**{{nerf|It sends opponents at a less vertical angle (80° (clean)/70° (late) → 70°/60°).}}

*[[Down aerial]]:

**{{change|Down aerial is now a [[stall-then-fall]].}}

***{{buff|This combined with the introduction of [[momentum cancelling]] allows it to improve Sheik's vertical endurance more than it otherwise would have.}}

**{{nerf|It deals less damage (11% → 10%), and has decreased knockback scaling (90 → 80).}}

**{{nerf|It has more ending lag (FAF 49 → 54), and it auto-cancels later (frame 49 → 53).}}

***{{nerf|Altogether, these changes remove its ability to set up aerial follow-ups properly.}}

**{{buff|All grabs have less startup lag (frame 7 (standing), frame 8 (dash) → 6/7) and ending lag (FAF 31 (standing)/41 (dash) → 30/40).}}

**{{buff|Sheik releases opponents earlier from all throws (frame 24 → 21 (forward), frame 20 → 16 (back), frame 23 → 21 (up), frame 36 → 31 (down)) and they all have decreased ending lag (FAF 48 (forward/back) → 40 (forward)/36 (back), FAF 58 (up/down) → 50 (up)/54 (down)) making them harder to DI and for forward/back/up throws cases, gives Sheik more time to follow up or defend herself.}}

*[[Forward throw]]:

**{{nerf|Forward throw deals less damage (8% → 7%).}}

*[[Back throw]]:

**{{change|Back throw's angle (135° → 120°) and base knockback (40 → 90) have been altered.}}

*[[Up throw]]:

**{{nerf|Up throw deals less damage (8% → 5%).}}

**{{change|Up throw's angle (88° → 85°) and knockback (90 (base), 30 (scaling) → 80/60) have been altered.}}

*[[Down throw]]:

**{{nerf|Down throw deals less damage (8% → 6%).}}

**{{nerf|Due to its increased knockback (70 (base), 50 (scaling) → 80/75) combined with the changes to ''Brawl'''s mechanics, [[down throw]] is no longer capable of chain grabbing or tech chasing and the changes to hitstun greatly hinders its combo potential.}}

*[[Needle Storm]]:

**{{change|The needles now have [[transcendent priority]], making them more useful to disrupt any [[approach]]. However, they can no longer cancel out other projectiles.}}

**{{buff|Needles can now be charged without pressing the special attack button, and can be still [[charge cancel]]led, allowing her to resume the charge when needed. However, they are now fired by pressing the special attack button twice instead of once regardless of charge.}}

**{{nerf|Fully charging Needle Storm, transforming into Zelda and being KO'd now removes stored needles, meaning Sheik must charge them up again}}

*[[Chain]]:

**{{buff|Chain moves more freely and can be used as a tether recovery, giving Sheik an additional recovery option.}}

**{{change|Sheik now has access to the [[Chain Jacket glitch]].}}

*[[Vanish]]:

**{{buff|Vanish has less start-up lag, and the hitbox from its explosion deals 3% more damage (12% → 15%) with stronger knockback. It's also possible to land with no landing lag if Sheik lands at the correct time before she is rendered helpless.}}

**{{nerf|Due to the game disc no longer automatically loading Sheik and Zelda's data at the same time rather than having it loaded at all times as in ''Melee'', [[Transform]] takes much longer to complete. This allows the opponent to set up a punish on Zelda for simply performing the move, and renders Sheik's ability to transform into Zelda for a longer recovery infeasible. Its intangibility also has more startup lag (frame 27 → 41).}}

**{{change|Sheik now has a [[Final Smash]], [[Light Arrow]]. Sheik pulls out the Bow of Light and shoots a Light Arrow from it. It has immense damage and knockback, and can usually [[one-hit KO]] anyone who gets hit by it. She shares this Final Smash with Zelda, though Sheik's version does more slightly more damage and sends opponents at a [[semi-spike]] angle.}}

|ftiltdesc=Sheik rotates her leg upwards knocking the opponent into the air with low knockback. Easily combos into itself and other moves.

|utiltdesc=Sheik brings her leg up and quickly brings it down. Can hit on the upswing and downswing.

|fsmashdesc=Two successive kicks that moves her forward as they are executed. The first has low knockback, while the second has significant knockback. Can KO at high percentages.

|dsmashdesc=Gets on her back and does a break-dance style rotation. Can hit twice, but only on the late hits.

|nairdesc=Sheik extends one leg in front with the other tucked underneath in a typical [[sex kick]] form. Poor knockback.

|bairdesc=Sheik extends one leg downwards and the other backwards in a sex kick. The sweetspot is located at the foot.

|uairdesc=Sheik does a quick screwdriver kick upward.

|pummeldesc=Hits opponent with her left elbow.

|bthrowdesc=Throws her opponent behind and kicks them away.

|nsdesc=Sheik accumulates up to six needles that can be stored and released immediately or later. If thrown in the air, the needles travel at approximately a 45 degree angle.

|fsdesc=Sheik pulls out a large magical bow and light arrow which she fires in a straight, horizontal line across the stage. It can strike multiple opponents, but the damage decreases for each successive target. Launches opponents at a [[semi-spike]] angle.

 

|desc=Appears in magical sparks, which was also used for the ending animation for when Zelda transforms into Sheik.

|char=Sheik

|game=SSBB}}

|desc-up=Slashes towards the screen twice, then holds her right hand up to her mouth.

|desc-left=Looks off into the distance, pondering, while keeping her mouth concealed.

|desc-right=Kicks twice then holds her left hand in front of her while exhaling loudly.

:''See also: [[:Category:Sheik players (SSBB)]]''

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[[File:Subspace sheik.PNG|thumb|250px|Sheik in the ''[[SSE]]''.]]

During the [[Midair Stadium]] ambush, the player can have {{SSBB|Zelda}} transform into Sheik despite her not technically being introduced until much later. Thus, Sheik is the only character in The Subspace Emissary to be playable before she is introduced. After {{SSBB|Peach}} and Zelda are rescued by {{SSBB|Lucario}}, {{SSBB|Meta Knight}}, and {{SSBB|Snake}}, the two princesses are ordered to stay where they are until the Halberd is under their control. Zelda transforms into Sheik and walks out with Peach, opening a window to the outside of the ship. Both princesses then make their way to the front deck of the ship. There, they witness {{SSBB|Fox}}'s Arwing attacking the Halberd, and his lasers meant for the Halberd's turret nearly injures Peach. In response, Sheik leaps into the air and uses Vanish onto the [[Arwing]], striking the windshield and forcing Fox to jettison. They fall back to the ''Halberd'', and begin to fight, but Peach offers them both tea, ending any erroneous hostilities.

As they drink their tea, several Mr. Game & Watches fall from the bridge and turn into shadow bugs that coalesce to form the monstrous [[Duon]]. The three prepare to fight, but are joined by Lucario, Snake, and {{SSBB|Falco}}. They then proceed to defeat [[Duon]], and it turns into the trophy of {{SSBB|Mr. Game & Watch}}, who Peach revives. Then she and the other heroes journey into subspace for the final battle against [[Tabuu]]. Sometime when the Halberd was retaken, but before the Isle of Ancients was consumed by Subspace, Sheik transformed back into Zelda.

*[[Sea of Clouds]] - If she is rescued in Midair Stadium.

==In Solo Modes==

==={{SSBB|Classic Mode}}===

In Classic Mode, {{SSBB|Zelda}}/Sheik can appear as an opponent or ally in Stage 1 along with {{SSBB|Link}}, {{SSBB|Ganondorf}}, and {{SSBB|Toon Link}} on [[Bridge of Eldin]] or [[Pirate Ship]] (with the latter available if it has been unlocked). Zelda/Sheik can also appear as an opponent in Stage 11, but only if she hasn't appeared in Stage 1.

===[[All-Star Mode]]===

In All-Star Mode, {{SSBB|Zelda}}/Sheik is fought in Stage 6 alongside {{SSBB|Link}}, {{SSBB|Ganondorf}}, and {{SSBB|Toon Link}} on [[Bridge of Eldin]] or [[Pirate Ship]].

===[[Event Match]]es===

====Solo Events====

*'''[[Event 25: The Aura Is With Me]]''': As {{SSBB|Lucario}} at 182% damage, the player must defeat both {{SSBB|Sheik}} and {{SSBB|Ness}}. Sheik may transform into Zelda on harder difficulties.

*'''[[Event 31: The Ultimate Bodyguard]]''': {{SSBB|Marth}} must defend Zelda and defeat two {{SSBB|Ganondorf}}s on [[Castle Siege]]. Zelda remains in her crouching position until the third background change, where she'll transform into {{SSBB|Sheik}} and assist Marth.

*'''[[Event 33: Advent of the Evil King]]''': As Ganondorf, the player must defeat {{SSBB|Link}}, Zelda, and {{SSBB|Pit}} on [[Temple]].

*'''[[Event 34: All-Star Battle Melee]]''': Zelda is one of the opponents fought in this event. All opponents are newcomers from ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]''.

====Co-Op Events====

*'''[[Co-Op Event 6: Unwanted Suitors]]''': As Zelda and {{SSBB|Zero Suit Samus}}, both players must defeat an invisible {{SSBB|Captain Falcon}} and an invisible {{SSBB|Luigi}} on [[Port Town Aero Dive]].

*'''[[Co-Op Event 21: The True All-Star Battle]]''': Two players select a character and take on the entire roster on [[Battlefield (SSBB)|Battlefield]].

ZeldaSheik Classic Mode Congratulations Screen Brawl.png|Classic Mode

Zelda Sheik Congratulations Screen All-Star Brawl.png|All-Star Mode

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==Gallery==

*Unlike in ''Melee'', where completing 1 player modes with either Zelda or Sheik would get both of their trophies, only one of their trophies at a time can be received in ''Brawl'', with the trophy earned depending on the character used.

**The also applies to {{SSBB|Samus}}/{{SSBB|Zero Suit Samus}} and {{SSBB|Pokemon Trainer}} (all three of his Pokémon; {{SSBB|Squirtle}}, {{SSBB|Ivysaur}}, and {{SSBB|Charizard}}), where all of them have separate trophies upon completing {{SSBB|Classic Mode}}. This also applies for [[All-Star Mode]], although unlike Zelda/Sheik and Samus/Zero Suit Samus, Pokémon Trainer only has one Final Smash trophy, which features all three of his Pokémon.

*Along with {{SSBB|Sonic}}, Squirtle, and Zero Suit Samus, Sheik is one of the only characters to not be seen in trophy form during [[The Subspace Emissary]].

*Sheik is the only veteran that can [[wall cling]].

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