| Name |
Category |
Picture  |
Picture  |
Price |
Description |
Trophy Box |
Series of origin |
Acquisition
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| Lip's Stick |
Item
|
 |
 |
500 G;  10
? G
|
 With this wand in hand, a simple flick of the wrist will sprout a flower from a character's head. If you keep on flicking, the flower grows larger. The bigger the flower, the more nutrients it craves, dealing more and more damage to the host. Shake it off by running around real fast!
 : Panel de Pon (Japan)
 With a wave of this wand, make a flower bloom on your opponent's head. A lovely big flower. One that gets bigger the more times you hit them. It must be absorbing nutrients from its host, since your rival's damage will slowly go up and up while it's there. If this ever happens to you, try to shake it off by running around!
 : Panel de Pon (1995 (JP))
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78. SNES
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Panel de Pon
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Random
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Super Scope
Nintendo Scope |
Item
|
 |
 |
? G; —
? G
|
The wireless weapon from the SNES era can be used kind of like a bazooka in battle. Press the attack button rapidly to spray shots, or hold it down to charge up a powerful blast. The weapon's ammo won't last forever, however, so try not to get caught without juice left in your batteries. This wireless weapon from the SNES era can be used kind of like a bazooka in battle. Press the attack button rapidly to spray shots, or hold it down to charge up a powerful blast. The weapon's ammo won't last forever, however, so try not to get caught without juice left in your batteries.
- : Super Scope 6 (02/1992)
This wireless peripheral for the SNES can be used as a kind of bazooka in this game. And it comes with two different firing modes! Press the attack button repeatedly or hold it down to try them out! However, depending on how you use it, the batteries might run out pretty quick. And if they do, the fun's over. That's it!
- : Nintendo Scope 6 (08/1994)
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78. SNES
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Nintendo hardware
|
Random
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| Steel Diver |
Item
|
 |
 |
1000 G; 30
? G
|
This weapon is modeled after the ND-03 Blue Shark, a balanced submarine that appears in Steel Diver. It fires small, torpedo-shaped projectiles that pick up speed as they travel horizontally. Don't dismiss them based on their size—these tiny shots pack a punch!
 : Steel Diver (03/2011)
A weapon modelled after the submarine ND-03 BlueShark from the game Steel Diver. It fires torpedo-like projectiles that start off slow, but pick up speed as they go. Those shots may be tiny, but don't underestimate them – when they finally explode, they really pack a punch!
- : Steel Diver (06/2011)
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81. Nintendo DS and Nintendo 3DS
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Steel Diver
|
Random
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| Unira |
Item
|
 |
 |
? G; —
? G
|
What a cute little creature! You just want to... Oh, wait—those spikes aren't just for show! Once thrown or attacked, its spikes extend out and hurt anyone but the character who threw it. Attacking it again can make the spikes retract, so you could even throw it back at the original owner.
 : Clu Clu Land (10/1985)
This blue ball's looks can be deceiving! When you throw or attack it, sharp spikes burst out and turn it into a real prickly nuisance! If you're the one who triggered it, though, don't worry – you're safe. With that in mind, stick it to a wall or ceiling in a narrow spot to really do some damage!
- : Clu Clu Land (02/1987)
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77. NES
|
Clu Clu Land
|
Random
|
| Boss Galaga |
Item
|
 |
 |
500 G; 10
500 G
|
A boss enemy from Galaga. When thrown, it will spiral skyward and hang out for a time and then descend and pull in fighters with a tractor beam. If you get caught, try to escape by wiggling around as best you can. Unfortunately, there is no bonus fighter for defeating this enemy...
- Arcade: Galaga (1981)
A boss enemy from Galaga. When thrown, it spirals into the air and drifts for a while before descending on a fighter and using a tractor beam to pull them up. If the beam touches you, you'll be captured and carried off, so all you can do is wiggle around and try to escape! Defeating the Boss Galaga won't net you another fighter. Sorry!
- : Galaga (1988)
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75. Memorabilia
Retro
|
Galaxian
|
Random
|
| Rocket Belt |
Item
|
 |
 |
500 G; 10
500 G
|
This item is basically two jet engines with a belt connecting them. If you pick it up, you'll be able to soar through the air. It has a limited amount of fuel, but it can recharge when you're on the ground. It's especially helpful for returning to the stage when you've been launched.
- : Pilotwings (08/1991)
- : Pilotwings Resort (03/2011)
An item made up of two jet engines fitted to a belt. Equip it, then press the jump button or hold Up while in mid-air to fly. The jets don't last forever, so you have to touch down after a bit, but you can charge them up on the ground and blast right off again! Very manoeuvrable and great for making tactical recoveries.
- : Pilotwings (01/1993)
- : Pilotwings Resort (03/2011)
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78. SNES
|
 Pilotwings
|
Random
|
| Special Flag |
Item
|
 |
 |
? G; —
N/A
|
This item appeared as a hidden object in the 1983 arcade game Xevious. Picking one up would give you an extra life. In Smash Bros., it shows up for you to grab during battles. It may seem like nothing is happening, but holding it high will earn you an extra stock in a stock battle or a KO in a timed battle.
- Arcade: Rally-X (1980)
- Arcade: Xevious (1983)
The Special Flag achieved fame as a hidden item that gave you an extra life in Xevious, which came to Europe in 1989. In this game, you'll earn +1 KO if you use it in a timed battle, and an extra stock in a stock battle. But there's a catch: when you use it, you'll be stuck holding it above your head for a while, leaving you totally open to attacks!
- Arcade: Rally-X (1980 (JP))
- : Xevious (10/1989)
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75. Memorabilia
Retro
|
Rally-X
|
Random
Clear all of the Solo Events
|
| Color TV-Game 15 |
Assist Trophy
|
 |
 |
2500 G; 100
? G
|
Nintendo released this video-game console way back in 1977. You could play 15 different games, inspired by sports like tennis and hockey. In Smash Bros., paddles will appear on the left and right sides of the stage. The ball can launch fighters on its own, but don't touch the paddles either!
- Color TV-Game 15 (Japan)
In 1977, Nintendo released this home video game system in Japan with 15 variants of games like tennis and air hockey. In this game, the paddles appear at the sides of the stage, and a game of Tennis B starts. The ball can launch fighters on its own, but don't touch the paddles either!
- Color TV-Game 15 (1977 (JP))
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75. Memorabilia
Retro
|
Color TV-Game
|
Play 50 collective hours of Smash (Total gameplay x participants)
Random
|
| Sheriff |
Assist Trophy
|
 |
 |
2500 G; 100
2500 G
|
This arcade game was released in 1979 in Japan. The game used an eight-direction joystick and a switch to control the title character. In Smash Bros., the sheriff will appear in his original glory and fire in eight directions. The bullets are tough to dodge, and they pack a serious punch.
This arcade game was released in Europe in 1980. The game used an eight-direction joystick, and a switch to control the title character. In this game, the sheriff will appear in his original glory and fire in eight directions. The bullets are tough to dodge and will really knock your socks off.
- Arcade: Sheriff (1980)
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75. Memorabilia
Retro
|
Sheriff
|
Random
|
| Devil |
Assist Trophy
|
 |
 |
1000 G; 30
1000 G
|
A devil who holds absolute authority in Devil World. When he appears, he'll fly into the sky as a bat and then transform into his devil form. He'll then begin to point frantically in different directions, scrolling the stage where he points. You're...not really helping things, buddy.
 : Devil World (JP & EU)
A devil who appears to hold absolute power in Devil World. In bat form, it flies to its perch, then turns back into a devil and begins waving frantic orders to make the screen scroll all different ways. Considering that it's an Assist Trophy, it's not doing much in the way of assisting.
- : Devil World (07/1987)
|
77. NES
|
Devil World
|
Random
|
| Takamaru |
Assist Trophy
|
 |
 |
800 G; 20
2500 G
|
The main character of The Mysterious Murasame Castle. In this game, he dashes and jumps straight to the nearest opponent and shows off his swift sword skills. If he's got a bit of distance, he uses his special ninja techniques, based on the rook and the bishop in Japanese chess, to send projectiles spinning through the air.
- : The Mysterious Murasame Castle (08/2014)
The main character of The Mysterious Murasame Castle. In this game, he dashes and jumps straight to the nearest opponent and shows off his swift sword skills. Once he's got a bit of distance, he uses his special ninja techniques, based on the rook and bishop in Japanese chess, to send projectiles spinning through the air.
 : The Mysterious Murasame Castle (1986 (JP))
|
75. Memorabilia
Retro
|
The Mysterious Murasame Castle
|
Random
|
| Infantry & Tanks |
Assist Trophy
|
 |
 |
1000 G; 30
1000 G
|
Two units from the Advance Wars series, infantry are best for capturing bases and tanks for fighting the enemy. If summoned, these two form up on the player who activated them. Don't underestimate them just 'cause they're pixels—the infantry's gun and tank's cannon are formidable.
- : Famicom Wars (Japan)
Two units from Famicom Wars. In this game, they'll appear in pixel form on both sides of the character that called them up. The infantry then fire their guns while the tanks use cannon fire and drive into people. Cute as they are, don't underestimate them or you'll find yourself in a world of hurt!
- : Famicom Wars (1988 (JP))
|
77. NES
|
Nintendo Wars
|
Random
|
| Dr. Wright |
Assist Trophy
|
 |
 |
? G; —
? G
|
This hardworking assistant is the most trustworthy partner a mayor could ask for. If trouble strikes your city, he'll be right there to offer advice. In Smash Bros., he'll attack by constructing a building in the middle of the battlefield. It's tough to aim but can launch your foes.
- : SimCity (08/1991)
As the mayor's hard-working assistant, Dr. Wright will sometimes bring ideas to the table when it comes to the delicate art of city-building. Other times, he'll bring gifts! His gift to you in this game is an attack that makes a new building shoot up in the blink of an eye. Use it to become the architect of your enemy's destruction!
- : SimCity (09/1992)
|
78. SNES
|
SimCity
|
Random
|
| Prince of Sablé |
Assist Trophy
|
 |
 |
1000 G; 30
N/A
|
A naive but kind prince in the Game Boy title Kaeru no Tame ni Kane wa Naru. He sets off on a journey to the Mille-Feuille Kingdom to rescue the kidnapped Princess Tiramisu. If you summon him in this game, he'll turn into either a frog or a snake. When a foe gets close, he'll kick up a cloud of white smoke and go on the offensive.
 : Kaeru no Tame ni Kane wa Naru (Japan)
A naïve but kind prince in the Game Boy title Kaeru no Tame ni Kane wa Naru. He sets off on a journey to the Mille-Feuille Kingdom to rescue the kidnapped Princess Tiramisu. Summon him in this game and he'll either turn into a frog or a snake. When a foe gets close, he'll kick up a cloud of white smoke and go on the offensive.
- : Kaeru no Tame ni Kane wa Naru (1992 (JP))
|
|
Kaeru no Tame ni Kane wa Naru
|
Random
Collect over 300000G
|
| Saki Amamiya |
Assist Trophy
|
 |
 |
300 G; 5
N/A
|
The main character of Sin and Punishment, he is often mistaken for a girl because of his...interesting...hairstyle. Resurrected by the blood of Achi, he has gained superhuman powers. When summoned, he'll target the closest opponents and unleash his powerful gunsword.
 : Sin and Punishment (10/2007)
Sin and Punishment's hero is often mistaken for a girl due to his...well, his girly features. When he was revived by Achi's blood, he gained superhuman fighting skills. In this game, he'll slash and shoot at the nearest target with the Dolphin Gun, a gun/beam-sword hybrid.
- : Sin and Punishment (09/2007)
|
|
Sin and Punishment
|
Random
Clear All-Star Mode on hard difficulty with all fighters
|
| Starfy |
Assist Trophy
|
 |
 |
300 G; 5
300 G
|
Starfy is the absentminded prince of the Pufftop Kingdom, and the hero of The Legendary Starfy. Is he a star? A starfish? His commitment to helping you when summoned is obvious, even if his species isn't. He'll use a Star Spin attack, which isn't all that powerful. It's the thought that counts!
 : The Legendary Starfy (06/2009)
Starfy is Pufftop Kingdom's scatterbrained prince and the hero of The Legendary Starfy. He looks like a star, or maybe a starfish – no one knows what he really is. When released, he'll boldly attack enemies with his Star Spin. It's not a very powerful attack, but at least he's trying!
- : The Legendary Starfy (09/2002)
|
|
The Legendary Starfy
|
Random
|
nintendog
Nintendog |
Assist Trophy
|
 |
 |
300 G; 5
? G
|
This is one of the many adorable dogs you can care for in Nintendogs + Cats. It's hard for them to wag their little tails, but they make up for it with that cute face. In Smash Bros., they want to get right up in your face, blocking your view of the battle. They just want to be loved! This is one of the many adorable dogs you can care for in nintendogs + cats. It's hard for them to wag their little tails, but they make up for it with that cute face. In Smash Bros., they want to get right up in your face, blocking your view of the battle. They just want to be loved!
- : nintendogs (08/2005)
- : nintendogs + cats (03/2011)
This is one of the many adorable dogs you can take care of in Nintendogs + Cats. They aren't big tail-waggers, but they have the cutest little faces. In this game, one might come right up to the screen and block your view! It just wants to play, so don't get annoyed, OK?
- : nintendogs (10/2005)
- : nintendogs + cats (03/2011)
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81. Nintendo DS and Nintendo 3DS
|
 Nintendogs
|
Random
|
Dr. Kawashima
Dr Kawashima |
Assist Trophy
|
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