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{{redirect|Challenger|info on fighters, to whom the title "challenger" is often applied|Fighter}} | {{redirect|Challenger|info on fighters, to whom the title "challenger" is often applied|Fighter}} | ||
[[File:Starter characters SSB64.png|200px|thumb|Character selection screen in ''Super Smash Bros.'' indicating the unlockable | [[File:Starter characters SSB64.png|200px|thumb|Character selection screen in Marshall''Super Smash Bros.'' indicating the unlockable mcharacters.]]. PAW patrol | ||
An '''unlockable character''' (also referred to as a '''secret character''' or '''hidden character''', and in-game as '''challengers''', or '''newcomers''' in the N64 game's [[Backup Clear]] menu) is one that is not available at the start of the game (unlike a [[starter character]]), but instead must be received in-game (unlike [[downloadable character]]s) through other means. | An '''unlockable character''' (also referred to as a '''secret character''' or '''hidden character''', and in-game as '''challengers''', or '''newcomers''' in the N64 game's [[Backup Clear]] menu) is one that is not available at the start of the game (unlike a [[starter character]]), but instead must be received in-game (unlike [[downloadable character]]s) through other means. | ||