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The Home-Run Bat (ホームランバット, Home Run Bat) is a battering item in all four Smash Bros. games. It is best-known for its one-hit KO potential.

While the Home-Run Bat functions like regular battering items, it has the unusual property of completely altering the character's forward smash. Upon performing a forward smash, the character winds up and uses an extremely powerful attack that can potentially KO opponents in a single hit. The attack always takes a set amount of time and cannot be charged, making it the only such item to alter this mechanic in players. (more...)

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...that due to the presence of fan-submitted content in the form of fanmail, Nintendo has blocked the original Super Smash Bros. website from being indexed by web archiving services?
...that Masahiro Sakurai wanted to include Marth as a playable character in the first Super Smash Bros.?
...that Judge cannot select the same number twice within three usages in Super Smash Bros. Melee and Super Smash Bros. Brawl, but can in Super Smash Bros. 4?
...that SSB is the only game to use 2D character artwork instead of 3D?
...that in Brawl, character equipment such as swords, masks and armor pieces were once planned to break during gameplay?