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The official '''Japanese [[tier list]]''' is based on the Japanese [[metagame]] of competitive ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]''. Similar to the [[European tier list]], there are no differences in gameplay between the North American, European, and Japanese versions of the game. However, the metagame of Japan is radically different from that of America and Europe (especially the stage list, which is only composed of {{SSBB|Final Destination}}, [[Smashville]], and {{SSBB|Battlefield}}), leading to significantly different tier results. | The official '''Japanese [[tier list]]''' is based on the Japanese [[metagame]] of competitive ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]''. Similar to the [[European tier list]], there are no differences in gameplay between the North American, European, and Japanese versions of the game. However, the metagame of Japan is radically different from that of America and Europe (especially the stage list, which is only composed of {{SSBB|Final Destination}}, [[Smashville]], and {{SSBB|Battlefield}}), leading to significantly different tier results. | ||
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==Tier list== | ==Tier list== | ||
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{{TierHeaderBlock|bg=efefff|bd=bfbfff|cs=14|''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'' Tier List (Japan)}} | {{TierHeaderBlock|bg=efefff|bd=bfbfff|cs=14|''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'' Tier List (Japan)}} | ||
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==Differences from the BBR tier list== | ==Differences from the BBR tier list== | ||
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The following chart shows the change between each character' NTSC and Japanese tier placements, as well as their change in tier letter. As the NTSC and Japanese tier lists have different tier names and different numbers of places in the list (NTSC has 38, while Japanese has 36), this list does not show the exact change by percentile or number of tiers. | The following chart shows the change between each character' NTSC and Japanese tier placements, as well as their change in tier letter. As the NTSC and Japanese tier lists have different tier names and different numbers of places in the list (NTSC has 38, while Japanese has 36), this list does not show the exact change by percentile or number of tiers. | ||
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!Character | !Character | ||
!data-sort-type="number"|Rank change | !data-sort-type="number"|Rank change | ||
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|{{SSBB|Lucario}}||-4||'''C+''' → '''B''' | |{{SSBB|Lucario}}||-4||'''C+''' → '''B''' | ||
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| | |{{SSBB|Zelda/Sheik}}||+8||'''D''' → '''B''' | ||
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|{{SSBB|Mr. Game & Watch}}||-1||'''C''' → '''B''' | |{{SSBB|Mr. Game & Watch}}||-1||'''C''' → '''B''' | ||
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==See | ==See Also== | ||
*[[List of SSBB tier lists (NTSC)]] | *[[List of SSBB tier lists (NTSC)]] | ||
*[[European tier list]] | *[[European tier list]] | ||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
