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[[File:Pity.jpg|right|thumb|A Pity Final Smash]]
[[File:Pity.jpg|right|thumb|A Pity Final Smash]]
A '''Pity Final Smash''' (sometimes called an '''Easy Final Smash'''<!--http://www.imgur.com/8DMngaX.jpg--> in ''[[SSB4]]'') occurs when a player is KO'd and is 5 points behind the current leader (thereby allowing the player in 2nd place or below to earn one, provided the gap is large enough.) This player respawns with the ability to perform a Final Smash. This Final Smash cannot be dropped by the player. Pity Final Smashes can be disabled only by turning the Smash Ball off; simply setting overall [[item]] frequency to "None" does not prevent players from getting them if Smash Balls are still turned on. In a 2 player [[time]]d Brawl, since the points differ by two for each kill, it is possible to go from a lead of 4 points to 6 without crossing the Pity Final Smash line. If a player SD's, and consequently loses only one point in an advantage, then a Pity Final Smash is possible.
A '''Pity Final Smash''' (sometimes called an '''Easy Final Smash'''<!--http://www.imgur.com/8DMngaX.jpg--> in ''[[SSB4]]'') occurs when a player is KO'd and is 5 points behind the current leader (thereby allowing the player in 2nd place or below to earn one, provided the gap is large enough.) This player respawns with the ability to perform a Final Smash. This Final Smash cannot be dropped by the player. Pity Final Smashes can be disabled only by turning the Smash Ball off; simply setting overall [[item]] frequency to "None" does not prevent players from getting them if Smash Balls are still turned on. In a 2 player [[time]]d Brawl, since the points differ by two for each kill, it is possible to go from a lead of 4 points to 6 without crossing the Pity Final Smash line. If a player SD's, and consequently loses only one point in an advantage, then a Pity Final Smash is possible.
==Types==
While Final Smashes tend to be unique among characters, there are certain categories they can be sorted into.
*'''Directional''' - These Final Smashes launch an attack in a single direction. Depending on the Final Smash, the direction can be controlled, while others are fixed. This kind of Final Smash has a blind spot, usually behind the attacker, where targets can hide.
*'''Focused''' - These Final Smashes affect nearby opponents in any direction. Targets can avoid the move by getting out of range, so they're most effective on smaller stages.
*'''Trapping''' - These Final Smashes attack a certain area, grab anyone inside said area (or just a single character), and lay down an inescapable beating. They generally have a small initial range and will fail (except [[Black Hole Laser|Palutena's]]) if there are no targets caught.
*'''Stage-Wide''' - These Final Smashes affect the whole stage, leaving little or no hiding spots. However, they may be less effective on larger stages due to the manner in which they stretch out.
*'''Transformation''' - These Final Smashes only affect the user, who can then rampage around and cause damage. Some transformations buff up the character's existing moveset, while others use a different set of controls. Most transformations leave the user immune to damage and most status effects.


==List==
==List==
{|class="wikitable sortable"
{|class="wikitable sortable"
!style="width:33%"|Character  
!style="width:50%"|Character
!style="width:33%"|Final Smash  
!style="width:50%"|Final Smash
!style="width:33%"|Type
|-
|-
|[[Bowser]]
|[[Bowser]]
|{{b|Giga Bowser|Final Smash}}<ref name="vulnerable">These characters are vulnerable during their Final Smash.</ref>
|{{b|Giga Bowser|Final Smash}}<ref name="vulnerable">These characters are vulnerable during their Final Smash.</ref>
|Transformation
|-
|-
|[[Bowser Jr.]]
|[[Bowser Jr.]]
|[[Shadow Mario Paint]]
|[[Shadow Mario Paint]]
|Stage-Wide
|-
|-
|[[Captain Falcon]]
|[[Captain Falcon]]
|[[Blue Falcon]]<ref name="no zoom">These Final Smashes never zoom in on the user of the Final Smash. In the case of Shulk, the camera does move, but it doesn't necessarily zoom in on him.</ref>
|[[Blue Falcon]]<ref name="no zoom">These Final Smashes never zoom in on the user of the Final Smash. In the case of Shulk, the camera does move, but it doesn't necessarily zoom in on him.</ref>
|Trapping
|-
|-
|[[Charizard]]
|[[Charizard]]
|[[Mega Charizard X]] (''[[SSB4]]'')
|[[Mega Charizard X]] (''[[SSB4]]'')
|Transformation
|-
|-
|[[Dark Pit]]
|[[Dark Pit]]
|[[Dark Pit Staff]]
|[[Dark Pit Staff]]
|Trapping
|-
|-
|[[Diddy Kong]]
|[[Diddy Kong]]
|[[Rocketbarrel Barrage]]
|[[Rocketbarrel Barrage]]
|Transformation
|-
|-
|[[Dr. Mario]]
|[[Dr. Mario]]
|[[Doctor Finale]]
|[[Doctor Finale]]
|Directional
|-
|-
|[[Donkey Kong]]
|[[Donkey Kong]]
|[[Konga Beat]]
|[[Konga Beat]]
|Focused
|-
|-
|[[Duck Hunt]]
|[[Duck Hunt]]
|[[NES Zapper Posse]]<ref name="no zoom" />
|[[NES Zapper Posse]]<ref name="no zoom" />
|Trapping
|-
|-
|[[Falco]]
|[[Falco]]
|{{h1|Landmaster|Falco}}
|{{h1|Landmaster|Falco}}
|Transformation
|-
|-
|[[Fox]]
|[[Fox]]
|{{h1|Landmaster|Fox}}
|{{h1|Landmaster|Fox}}
|Transformation
|-
|-
|[[Ganondorf]]
|[[Ganondorf]]
|[[Beast Ganon]]
|[[Beast Ganon]]
|Directional
|-
|-
|[[Greninja]]
|[[Greninja]]
|[[Secret Ninja Attack]]
|[[Secret Ninja Attack]]
|Trapping
|-
|-
|[[Ice Climbers]]
|[[Ice Climbers]]
|[[Iceberg]]<ref name="vulnerable" />
|[[Iceberg]]<ref name="vulnerable" />
|Stage-Wide
|-
|-
|[[Ike]]
|[[Ike]]
|[[Great Aether]]
|[[Great Aether]]
|Trapping
|-
|-
|[[Jigglypuff]]
|[[Jigglypuff]]
|[[Puff Up]]
|[[Puff Up]]
|Focused
|-
|-
|rowspan=2|[[King Dedede]]
|rowspan=2|[[King Dedede]]
|[[Waddle Dee Army]] (''[[Brawl]]'')
|[[Waddle Dee Army]] (''[[Brawl]]'')
|Stage-Wide
|-
|-
|[[Dedede Burst]] (''[[SSB4]]'')
|[[Dedede Burst]] (''[[SSB4]]'')
|Trapping
|-
|-
|rowspan=2|[[Kirby]]
|rowspan=2|[[Kirby]]
|[[Cook Kirby]] (''[[Brawl]]'')
|[[Cook Kirby]] (''[[Brawl]]'')
|rowspan=2|Trapping
|-
|-
|[[Ultra Sword]] (''[[SSB4]]'')
|[[Ultra Sword]] (''[[SSB4]]'')
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|[[Link]]
|[[Link]]
|[[Triforce Slash]]
|[[Triforce Slash]]
|Trapping
|-
|-
|[[Little Mac]]
|[[Little Mac]]
|[[Giga Mac]]<ref name="vulnerable" />
|[[Giga Mac]]<ref name="vulnerable" />
|Transformation
|-
|-
|rowspan=2|[[Lucario]]
|rowspan=2|[[Lucario]]
|[[Aura Storm]] (''[[Brawl]]'')
|[[Aura Storm]] (''[[Brawl]]'')
|Directional
|-
|-
|[[Mega Lucario]]<ref name="no zoom" /> (''[[SSB4]]'')
|[[Mega Lucario]]<ref name="no zoom" /> (''[[SSB4]]'')
|Transformation
|-
|-
|rowspan=2|[[Lucas]]
|[[Lucas]]
|rowspan=2|[[PK Starstorm]]
|[[PK Starstorm]]
|Stage-Wide (''Brawl'')
|-
|Directional (''SSB4'')
|-
|-
|[[Lucina]]
|[[Lucina]]
|[[Critical Hit]]
|[[Critical Hit]]
|Directional
|-
|-
|rowspan=2|[[Luigi]]
|rowspan=2|[[Luigi]]
|[[Negative Zone]]<ref name="semi-vulnerable">These characters are vulnerable for part of their Final Smash.</ref> (''[[Brawl]]'')
|[[Negative Zone]]<ref name="semi-vulnerable">These characters are vulnerable for part of their Final Smash.</ref> (''[[Brawl]]'')
|Focused
|-
|-
|[[Poltergust 5000]] (''[[SSB4]]'')
|[[Poltergust 5000]] (''[[SSB4]]'')
|Trapping
|-
|-
|[[Mario]]
|[[Mario]]
|[[Mario Finale]]
|[[Mario Finale]]
|Directional
|-
|-
|[[Marth]]
|[[Marth]]
|[[Critical Hit]]
|[[Critical Hit]]
|Directional
|-
|-
|[[Mega Man]]
|[[Mega Man]]
|[[Mega Legends]]
|[[Mega Legends]]
|Trapping
|-
|-
|[[Meta Knight]]
|[[Meta Knight]]
|[[Galaxia Darkness]]
|[[Galaxia Darkness]]
|Trapping
|-
|-
|[[Mewtwo]]
|[[Mewtwo]]
|[[Psystrike]]
|[[Psystrike]]
|Trapping
|-
|-
|[[Mii Brawler]]
|[[Mii Brawler]]
|[[Omega Blitz]]
|[[Omega Blitz]]
|Trapping
|-
|-
|[[Mii Gunner]]
|[[Mii Gunner]]
|[[Full Blast]]
|[[Full Blast]]
|Directional
|-
|-
|[[Mii Swordfighter]]
|[[Mii Swordfighter]]
|[[Final Edge]]
|[[Final Edge]]
|Directional
|-
|-
|[[Mr. Game & Watch]]
|[[Mr. Game & Watch]]
|[[Octopus]]<ref name="no zoom" />
|[[Octopus]]<ref name="no zoom" />
|Transformation
|-
|rowspan=2|[[Ness]]
|rowspan=2|[[PK Starstorm]]
|Stage-Wide (''Brawl'')
|-
|-
|Directional (''SSB4'')
|[[Ness]]
|[[PK Starstorm]]
|-
|-
|[[Olimar]]
|[[Olimar]]
|[[End of Day]]
|[[End of Day]]
|Stage-Wide
|-
|-
|[[Pac-Man]]
|[[Pac-Man]]
|[[Super Pac-Man]]<ref name="no zoom" />
|[[Super Pac-Man]]<ref name="no zoom" />
|Transformation
|-
|-
|[[Palutena]]
|[[Palutena]]
|[[Black Hole Laser]]
|[[Black Hole Laser]]
|Trapping/Directional
|-
|-
|[[Peach]]
|[[Peach]]
|[[Peach Blossom]]
|[[Peach Blossom]]
|Focused
|-
|-
|[[Pikachu]]
|[[Pikachu]]
|[[Volt Tackle]]
|[[Volt Tackle]]
|Transformation
|-
|-
|rowspan=2|[[Pit]]
|rowspan=2|[[Pit]]
|[[Palutena's Army]]<ref name="semi-vulnerable" /> (''[[Brawl]]'')
|[[Palutena's Army]]<ref name="semi-vulnerable" /> (''[[Brawl]]'')
|rowspan=2|Stage-Wide
|-
|-
|[[Three Sacred Treasures]] (''[[SSB4]]'')
|[[Three Sacred Treasures]] (''[[SSB4]]'')
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|[[Pokémon Trainer]]
|[[Pokémon Trainer]]
|[[Triple Finish]]
|[[Triple Finish]]
|Directional
|-
|-
|rowspan=2|[[R.O.B.]]
|rowspan=2|[[R.O.B.]]
|[[Diffusion Beam]] (''[[Brawl]]'')
|[[Diffusion Beam]] (''[[Brawl]]'')
|Transformation
|-
|-
|[[Super Diffusion Beam]] (''[[SSB4]]'')
|[[Super Diffusion Beam]] (''[[SSB4]]'')
|Directional
|-
|-
|[[Robin]]
|[[Robin]]
|[[Pair Up]]
|[[Pair Up]]
|Trapping
|-
|-
|[[Rosalina]]
|[[Rosalina]]
|[[Power Star]]<ref name="semi-vulnerable" />
|[[Power Star]]<ref name="semi-vulnerable" />
|Stage-Wide
|-
|-
|[[Roy]]
|[[Roy]]
|[[Critical Hit]]
|[[Critical Hit]]
|Focused
|-
|-
|rowspan=2|[[Ryu]]
|rowspan=2|[[Ryu]]
|[[Shin Shoryuken]]<ref name="Two Final Smashes">Both Shin Shoryuken and Shinku Hadoken appear in SSB4</ref>
|[[Shin Shoryuken]]<ref name="Two Final Smashes">Both Shin Shoryuken and Shinku Hadoken appear in SSB4</ref>
|Trapping
|-
|-
|[[Shin Shoryuken|Shinku Hadoken]]<ref name="Two Final Smashes" />
|[[Shin Shoryuken|Shinku Hadoken]]<ref name="Two Final Smashes" />
|Directional
|-
|-
|[[Samus]]
|[[Samus]]
|[[Zero Laser]]
|[[Zero Laser]]
|Directional
|-
|-
|[[Sheik]]
|[[Sheik]]
|[[Light Arrow]]
|[[Light Arrow]]
|Trapping
|-
|-
|[[Shulk]]
|[[Shulk]]
|[[Chain Attack]]<ref name="no zoom" />
|[[Chain Attack]]<ref name="no zoom" />
|Trapping
|-
|-
|[[Snake]]
|[[Snake]]
|[[Grenade Launcher]]
|[[Grenade Launcher]]
|Stage-Wide
|-
|-
|[[Sonic]]
|[[Sonic]]
|[[Super Sonic]]
|[[Super Sonic]]
|Transformation
|-
|-
|[[Toon Link]]
|[[Toon Link]]
|[[Triforce Slash]]
|[[Triforce Slash]]
|Trapping
|-
|-
|[[Villager]]
|[[Villager]]
|[[Dream Home]]<ref>"Housewarming Party" in PAL regions</ref>
|[[Dream Home]]<ref>"Housewarming Party" in PAL regions</ref>
|Trapping
|-
|-
|[[Wario]]
|[[Wario]]
|[[Wario-Man]]
|[[Wario-Man]]
|Transformation
|-
|-
|[[Wii Fit Trainer]]
|[[Wii Fit Trainer]]
|{{b|Wii Fit|Final Smash}}
|{{b|Wii Fit|Final Smash}}
|Directional
|-
|-
|[[Wolf]]
|[[Wolf]]
|{{h1|Landmaster|Wolf}}
|{{h1|Landmaster|Wolf}}
|Transformation
|-
|-
|[[Yoshi]]
|[[Yoshi]]
|[[Super Dragon]]
|[[Super Dragon]]
|Transformation
|-
|-
|[[Zelda]]
|[[Zelda]]
|[[Light Arrow]]
|[[Light Arrow]]
|Trapping
|-
|-
|rowspan=2|[[Zero Suit Samus]]
|rowspan=2|[[Zero Suit Samus]]
|[[Power Suit Samus]] (''[[Brawl]]'')
|[[Power Suit Samus]] (''[[Brawl]]'')
|Focused
|-
|-
|{{b|Gunship|Final Smash}} (''[[SSB4]]'')
|{{b|Gunship|Final Smash}} (''[[SSB4]]'')
|Stage-Wide
|}
|}


Revision as of 17:53, June 25, 2015

File:Mario Finale.jpg
The Mario Finale, Mario's Final Smash.

A Final Smash (最後の切りふだ, Final Trump Card) is a special attack in Super Smash Bros. Brawl and in Super Smash Bros. 4. Final Smashes are incredibly powerful in comparison to most other attacks, generally leaving the user invincible for the move's duration (the periods vary from character to character), are generally unblockable, and, if properly executed, usually have the capacity to KO at least one opponent. Final Smashes performed correctly will give the player a great advantage, and may help to catch up to others or cement a commanding lead. Many Final Smashes also temporarily slow down stage elements, such as platform movements and motions in the background.

To perform a Final Smash, a player must first either destroy a Smash Ball or fall sufficiently far behind that they are given a "Pity Final Smash". Once either of these happen, the player's character will be engulfed in a multi-colored aura and their eyes will glow a bright yellow; pressing the special move button in this state will trigger the Final Smash. However, as with any other item, a character with the Smash Ball collected may randomly drop it whenever damaged, which will then cause the Smash Ball to fly out of the character and return to play.

In Brawl, the majority of Final Smashes are powerful enough that they can be activated at any time and result in a KO if used properly. In SSB4, Final Smashes are universally much weaker, many of them no longer being able to KO opponents at low percentages.

Most Final Smashes cause the camera to temporarily zoom in on the user when activated, though there are some situations where this does not occur, such as with Pac-Man's Final Smash, Super Pac-Man. In Super Smash Bros. for Wii U, through a currently unconfirmed nature, there are some cases where Final Smashes that normally zoom in don't zoom in at all.

Only one Smash Ball or Final Smash can be present on-screen at any given time.

Prior to Brawl

It was revealed in an interview with Nintendo's president, Satoru Iwata, that Masahiro Sakurai had intended for Final Smashes to be included in the original Super Smash Bros., even going as far as to record voice clips for each of the Final Smashes. The idea, however, was held off until Brawl. While the voice clips cannot be listened to in ordinary gameplay, the debug menu allows the player to listen to various clips that do suggest the idea, such as Ness yelling "PK Starstorm"!

Pity Final Smash

A Pity Final Smash

A Pity Final Smash (sometimes called an Easy Final Smash in SSB4) occurs when a player is KO'd and is 5 points behind the current leader (thereby allowing the player in 2nd place or below to earn one, provided the gap is large enough.) This player respawns with the ability to perform a Final Smash. This Final Smash cannot be dropped by the player. Pity Final Smashes can be disabled only by turning the Smash Ball off; simply setting overall item frequency to "None" does not prevent players from getting them if Smash Balls are still turned on. In a 2 player timed Brawl, since the points differ by two for each kill, it is possible to go from a lead of 4 points to 6 without crossing the Pity Final Smash line. If a player SD's, and consequently loses only one point in an advantage, then a Pity Final Smash is possible.

List

Character Final Smash
Bowser Giga Bowser[1]
Bowser Jr. Shadow Mario Paint
Captain Falcon Blue Falcon[2]
Charizard Mega Charizard X (SSB4)
Dark Pit Dark Pit Staff
Diddy Kong Rocketbarrel Barrage
Dr. Mario Doctor Finale
Donkey Kong Konga Beat
Duck Hunt NES Zapper Posse[2]
Falco Landmaster
Fox Landmaster
Ganondorf Beast Ganon
Greninja Secret Ninja Attack
Ice Climbers Iceberg[1]
Ike Great Aether
Jigglypuff Puff Up
King Dedede Waddle Dee Army (Brawl)
Dedede Burst (SSB4)
Kirby Cook Kirby (Brawl)
Ultra Sword (SSB4)
Link Triforce Slash
Little Mac Giga Mac[1]
Lucario Aura Storm (Brawl)
Mega Lucario[2] (SSB4)
Lucas PK Starstorm
Lucina Critical Hit
Luigi Negative Zone[3] (Brawl)
Poltergust 5000 (SSB4)
Mario Mario Finale
Marth Critical Hit
Mega Man Mega Legends
Meta Knight Galaxia Darkness
Mewtwo Psystrike
Mii Brawler Omega Blitz
Mii Gunner Full Blast
Mii Swordfighter Final Edge
Mr. Game & Watch Octopus[2]
Ness PK Starstorm
Olimar End of Day
Pac-Man Super Pac-Man[2]
Palutena Black Hole Laser
Peach Peach Blossom
Pikachu Volt Tackle
Pit Palutena's Army[3] (Brawl)
Three Sacred Treasures (SSB4)
Pokémon Trainer Triple Finish
R.O.B. Diffusion Beam (Brawl)
Super Diffusion Beam (SSB4)
Robin Pair Up
Rosalina Power Star[3]
Roy Critical Hit
Ryu Shin Shoryuken[4]
Shinku Hadoken[4]
Samus Zero Laser
Sheik Light Arrow
Shulk Chain Attack[2]
Snake Grenade Launcher
Sonic Super Sonic
Toon Link Triforce Slash
Villager Dream Home[5]
Wario Wario-Man
Wii Fit Trainer Wii Fit
Wolf Landmaster
Yoshi Super Dragon
Zelda Light Arrow
Zero Suit Samus Power Suit Samus (Brawl)
Gunship (SSB4)

Notes

  1. ^ a b c These characters are vulnerable during their Final Smash.
  2. ^ a b c d e f These Final Smashes never zoom in on the user of the Final Smash. In the case of Shulk, the camera does move, but it doesn't necessarily zoom in on him.
  3. ^ a b c These characters are vulnerable for part of their Final Smash.
  4. ^ a b Both Shin Shoryuken and Shinku Hadoken appear in SSB4
  5. ^ "Housewarming Party" in PAL regions

In competitive play

In tournaments, all items, including Smash Balls, are turned to off and none, meaning that Final Smashes do not appear in tournaments. While there has been some dispute in the past whether Smash Balls should be the only item turned on, due to resembling the "super move" concept of more traditional fighting games, the general consensus is that Final Smashes are heavily detrimental to competitive play. Just like with other items, the appearance and spawn location of a Smash Ball is random, which can lead to a player gaining a large advantage from just being in the right place at the right time. Most Final Smashes are also considered to have disproportionate power; simply using one competently will result in massive damage if not a clean KO of the opponent, accomplishing in seconds what could take several minutes for the opponent to match. The immense power of Final Smashes is also exacerbated by the frequent appearance of Smash Balls (which will spawn about every 30 to 45 seconds no matter what frequency the items are to appear), which heavily centralizes the match on "getting the Smash Ball" rather than outplaying the opponent. Finally, the loading time required before a Final Smash actually becomes available to a character is somewhat random and invisible to players, so one may end up using a neutral special for no apparent reason and possibly providing the opponent a free opportunity to counter.

Because items are turned to off and none, and tournament rules specify only 3 stock (or sometimes even less), Pity Final Smashes also do not appear in tournaments. One might argue that allowing Pity Final Smashes would allow a badly beaten player to stage a comeback, as they do not appear at random like Smash Balls do. However, this can only happen in a match of at least 6 stocks, which is considered to be far too high for tournaments (taking a very long amount of time to complete matches), and competitive players generally consider an element designed solely to aid a worse-performing player to be anti-competitive.

External links

v • d • e
Attacks in the Super Smash Bros. series
Standard ground attacks Neutral attack · Dash attack
Tilt attacks Forward tilt · Up tilt · Down tilt · Crouching attack
Smash attacks Forward smash · Up smash · Down smash
Aerial attacks Neutral aerial · Forward aerial · Back aerial · Up aerial · Down aerial · Grab aerial · Glide attack
Throws Grab · Pummel · Forward throw · Back throw · Up throw · Down throw
Get-up attacks Floor attack · Edge attack
Special moves Neutral special move · Side special move · Up special move · Down special move · Command-input move · Final Smash
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Final Smashes
Banjo&KazooieHead.png The Mighty Jinjonator · BayonettaHead.png Infernal Climax · BowserHead.png Giga Bowser (Super Smash Bros. BrawlSuper Smash Bros. 4), Giga Bowser Punch (Super Smash Bros. Ultimate) · BowserJrHead.png Shadow Mario Paint · BylethHead.png Progenitor God Ruptured Heaven · CaptainFalconHead.png Blue Falcon · CharizardHead.png Mega Evolution (Charizard) (Super Smash Bros. 4) · ChromHead.png Awakening Aether · CloudHead.png Omnislash (Super Smash Bros. 4), Omnislash / Omnislash Ver. 5 (Super Smash Bros. Ultimate) · CorrinHead.png Torrential Roar · DaisyHead.png Daisy Blossom · DarkPitHead.png Dark Pit Staff · DarkSamusHead.png Phazon Laser · DiddyKongHead.png Rocketbarrel Barrage (Super Smash Bros. BrawlSuper Smash Bros. 4), Hyper Rocketbarrel (Super Smash Bros. Ultimate) · DonkeyKongHead.png Konga Beat (Super Smash Bros. BrawlSuper Smash Bros. 4), Jungle Rush (Super Smash Bros. Ultimate) · DrMarioHead.png Doctor Finale · DuckHuntHead.png NES Zapper Posse · FalcoHead.png Landmaster (Super Smash Bros. BrawlSuper Smash Bros. 4), Team Star Fox (Super Smash Bros. Ultimate) · FoxHead.png Landmaster (Super Smash Bros. BrawlSuper Smash Bros. 4), Team Star Fox (Super Smash Bros. Ultimate) · GanondorfHead.png Beast Ganon (Super Smash Bros. BrawlSuper Smash Bros. 4), Ganon, The Demon King (Super Smash Bros. Ultimate) · GreninjaHead.png Secret Ninja Attack · HeroHead.png Gigaslash · IceClimbersHead.png Iceberg · IkeHead.png Great Aether · IncineroarHead.png Max Malicious Moonsault · InklingHead.png Killer Wail · IsabelleHead.png Dream Town Hall · JigglypuffHead.png Puff Up · JokerHead.png All-Out Attack · KazuyaHead.png Final Blaster · KenHead.png Shippu Jinraikyaku / Shinryuken · KingDededeHead.png Waddle Dee Army (Super Smash Bros. Brawl), Dedede Burst (Super Smash Bros. 4), Dede-Rush (Super Smash Bros. Ultimate) · KingKRoolHead.png Blast-o-Matic · KirbyHead.png Cook Kirby (Super Smash Bros. Brawl), Ultra Sword (Super Smash Bros. 4Super Smash Bros. Ultimate) · LinkHead.png Triforce Slash (Super Smash Bros. BrawlSuper Smash Bros. 4), Ancient Bow and Arrow (Super Smash Bros. Ultimate) · LittleMacHead.png Giga Mac (Super Smash Bros. 4), Giga Mac Rush (Super Smash Bros. Ultimate) · LucarioHead.png Aura Storm (Super Smash Bros. BrawlSuper Smash Bros. Ultimate), Mega Evolution (Lucario) (Super Smash Bros. 4) · LucasHead.png PK Starstorm · LucinaHead.png Critical Hit · LuigiHead.png Negative Zone (Super Smash Bros. Brawl), Poltergust 5000 (Super Smash Bros. 4), Poltergust G-00 (Super Smash Bros. Ultimate) · MarioHead.png Mario Finale · MarthHead.png Critical Hit · MegaManHead.png Mega Legends · MetaKnightHead.png Galaxia Darkness (Super Smash Bros. BrawlSuper Smash Bros. 4), Darkness Illusion (Super Smash Bros. Ultimate) · MewtwoHead.png Psystrike · MiiBrawlerHead.png Omega Blitz · MiiGunnerHead.png Full Blast · MiiSwordfighterHead.png Final Edge · MinMinHead.png ARMS Rush · MrGame&WatchHead.png Octopus · MythraHead.png Sacred Arrow · NessHead.png PK Starstorm · OlimarHead.png End of Day · Pac-ManHead.png Super Pac-Man · PalutenaHead.png Black Hole Laser · PeachHead.png Peach Blossom · PichuHead.png Volt Tackle · PikachuHead.png Volt Tackle · PiranhaPlantHead.png Petey Piranha · PitHead.png Palutena's Army (Super Smash Bros. Brawl), Three Sacred Treasures (Super Smash Bros. 4), Lightning Chariot (Super Smash Bros. Ultimate) · PokémonTrainerHead.png Triple Finish · PyraHead.png Burning Sword · RichterHead.png Grand Cross · RidleyHead.png Plasma Scream · ROBHead.png Diffusion Beam (Super Smash Bros. Brawl), Super Diffusion Beam (Super Smash Bros. 4), Guided Robo Beam (Super Smash Bros. Ultimate) · RobinHead.png Pair Up · RosalinaHead.png Power Star (Super Smash Bros. 4), Grand Star (Super Smash Bros. Ultimate)  · RoyHead.png Critical Hit · RyuHead.png Shin Shoryuken / Shinku Hadoken · SamusHead.png Zero Laser · SephirothHead.png Supernova · SheikHead.png Light Arrow (Super Smash Bros. BrawlSuper Smash Bros. 4), Sheikah Dance (Super Smash Bros. Ultimate) · ShulkHead.png Chain Attack · SimonHead.png Grand Cross · SnakeHead.png Grenade Launcher (Super Smash Bros. Brawl), Covering Fire (Super Smash Bros. Ultimate) · SonicHead.png Super Sonic · SoraHead.png Sealing the Keyhole · SteveHead.png House of Boom · TerryHead.png Triple Wolf · ToonLinkHead.png Triforce Slash · VillagerHead.png Dream Home · WarioHead.png Wario-Man · WiiFitTrainerHead.png Wii Fit · WolfHead.png Landmaster (Super Smash Bros. Brawl), Team Star Wolf (Super Smash Bros. Ultimate) · YoshiHead.png Super Dragon (Super Smash Bros. BrawlSuper Smash Bros. 4), Stampede! (Super Smash Bros. Ultimate) · YoungLinkHead.png Triforce Slash · ZeldaHead.png Light Arrow (Super Smash Bros. BrawlSuper Smash Bros. 4), Triforce of Wisdom (Super Smash Bros. Ultimate) · ZeroSuitSamusHead.png Power Suit Samus (Super Smash Bros. Brawl), Gunship (Super Smash Bros. 4), Zero Laser (Super Smash Bros. Ultimate)
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