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original matchup chart used much more precise values for matchups but for the sake of simplicity, the matchups here have been rounded to the nearest multiple

card-carrying villain, relishing the pain and suffering he causes for its own sake. He openly gloats to Shulk and the others about the people he killed in front

into the move, which can be done in a variety of situations, either for the sake of landing an up tilt, or via techniques such as the DJC counter. Overall

makes a very sharp left, presumably to form a "back" of the tunnel for the sake of the game's appearance. It is possible to perform the earthquake glitch

typically do not occur all at once, but instead one after another for the sake of giving every character a moment in the spotlight. The order is typically

actual mode; the following material is divided into chapters strictly for the sake of clarity. In addition, as there is a split in the storyline dependent on

is strongly recommended all tournament matches are finished, even for the sake of saving time. If resets do occur and there is a valid dispute, the player

to how it did in the NES version, albeit with a few changes added for the sake of expanding the plot. In addition to retaining his classic jogging method

than single-hit attacks, with early hits merely flinching opponents for the sake of leading into the finisher hit. Opponents can also sometimes escape using

all tournament matches are left to finish, without any resets, even for the sake of saving time. This clearly shows who would have (and did) win a match.

message "This amiibo is not supported by Super Smash Bros. Ultimate". For the sake of brevity, all officially released amiibo cards (including Super Mario Cereal)

and Dharkon simultaneously. Master Hand Crazy Hand Galeem Dharkon For the sake of brevity, every DLC character was added to this mode in the update they

before posing with it by his side, saying "守るべきもののために、負けられない！" ("For the sake of those I must protect, I will not lose!") Roy's initial perception among

types of controllers, has gone as far as to nerf his B0XX controller for the sake of making it tournament-viable, largely appeasing community members. Outside

later installments have been published by and exclusive to Nintendo for the sake of drawing adult gamers to their platforms. The Castlevania universe: One

Character Description Characteristic All other fighters For the sake of brevity, any character not specifically mentioned in this list can be assumed to

series has been extensively covered by Nintendo Power over the years. For the sake of brevity, every issue that mentions a Smash exclusively through the "Player's

address the partner climber as "Nana" regardless of costume for simplicity's sake. Pit: It's Ike! Viridi: There are two versions of Ike. The Path of Radiance

(mikeHAZE and Tyrant) 2: Tarry and Larry, the butt fairies 3: For Goodness Sake! 4: El Chocolate Diablo 5: I see my friends! 5: We're not here to make friends

Chi Misuzu Tanaka Hiroyuki Yoshii Takao Muraoka Yumiko Kano Wataru Senzaki Sake Li MirngLour Chueh Shun Funahashi Hitomi Urabayashi Miho Saneto Kiyonobu