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Conker the Squirrel — Thu, 20 Aug 2026 15:41:27 GMT

done

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	This is not official artwork, I suggest someone overwrite the file with [http://www.mariowiki.com/images/e/e6/BulletBillWii.png this]. --[[User:Skittles\|Skittles]] ([[User talk:Skittles\|talk]])		This is not official artwork, I suggest someone overwrite the file with [http://www.mariowiki.com/images/e/e6/BulletBillWii.png this]. --[[User:Skittles\|Skittles]] ([[User talk:Skittles\|talk]])
			:Over a decade later... done! [[User:Conker the Squirrel\|Conker the Squirrel]] ([[User talk:Conker the Squirrel\|talk]]) 15:41, August 20, 2026 (UTC)

File:Bullet Bill NSMB.png

Conker the Squirrel — Thu, 20 Aug 2026 15:40:20 GMT

Conker the Squirrel uploaded a new version of File:Bullet Bill NSMB.png official colors

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	~~[[Category:Subspace Emissary]]~~

Smasher:Goober

BigBJimbo — Thu, 20 Aug 2026 15:31:38 GMT

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	\| mainssbm = Marth		\| mainssbm = Marth
	\| realname = Adam ~~Wehr~~		\| realname = Adam
	\| birthday = 04		\| birthday = 04
	\| birthmonth = 11		\| birthmonth = 11

Barrel Cannon

Conker the Squirrel — Thu, 20 Aug 2026 15:30:09 GMT

Classic Mode (SSBU): i think links in headers are prioritized due to their prominence

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Conker the Squirrel — Thu, 20 Aug 2026 15:22:43 GMT

speedy delete

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			{{D\|Redundant with [[:File:KJungle_BCannon.png]]}}

	{{license-screenshot}}		{{license-screenshot}}

	[[Category:Items (SSBM)]]		[[Category:Items (SSBM)]]

Smash Ball

Alex the weeb — Thu, 20 Aug 2026 15:12:41 GMT

Overview

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	A "fresh" Smash Ball has 30 [[HP]] in ''Brawl'', 60 HP in ''SSB4'', and 40 HP in ''Ultimate''. It will automatically lose 2 HP every {{rollover\|60 [[frame]]s\|1 second\|?}}; if the Smash Ball is already at 2.5 HP or less, it will stop reducing its own HP. In ''SSB4'' and ''Ultimate'' they have a comeback mechanic in which players with few KOs deal more damage to it compared to dominating players (see "Damage Multipliers" table). An attack's [[Stale-move negation\|staleness/freshness]] is factored into the damage a Smash Ball takes, but the [[1v1 multiplier]] isn't. In [[Training Mode]] for ''SSB4'' and ''Ultimate'', it will spawn with 10 HP, making it much faster to break to test with, especially after a few seconds when it reduces its own health.		A "fresh" Smash Ball has 30 [[HP]] in ''Brawl'', 60 HP in ''SSB4'', and 40 HP in ''Ultimate''. It will automatically lose 2 HP every {{rollover\|60 [[frame]]s\|1 second\|?}}; if the Smash Ball is already at 2.5 HP or less, {{rollover\|it will stop reducing its own HP\|Note that if the Smash Ball's HP is between 2.5HP and 4.5HP exclusive, the final damage tick will still reduce the Smash Ball's HP below 2.5. This most commonly happens when no one damages the Smash Ball after it spawns in, as its base HP of 40 means it will reduce its own HP to 2\|y}}. In ''SSB4'' and ''Ultimate'' they have a comeback mechanic in which players with few KOs deal more damage to it compared to dominating players (see "Damage Multipliers" table). An attack's [[Stale-move negation\|staleness/freshness]] is factored into the damage a Smash Ball takes, but the [[1v1 multiplier]] isn't. In [[Training Mode]] for ''SSB4'' and ''Ultimate'', it will spawn with 10 HP, making it much faster to break to test with, especially after a few seconds when it reduces its own health.

	If no one breaks the Smash Ball after a long enough period of time ({{rollover\|1200 frames\|20 seconds\|?}} in ''Brawl'' and {{rollover\|1320 frames\|22 seconds\|?}} in ''SSB4'' and ''Ultimate''), it flies away and is lost until another spawns in. It can also be lost if broken by something not attributed to a fighter, including stage hazards (for example, [[Norfair]]'s lava) and certain items (such as the later parts of a [[Smart Bomb]] explosion). They are also affected by [[glancing blow]]s; the Smash Ball will not take damage but will be pushed away. While a character is in standby mode, no Smash Balls will appear until the Final Smash is used (or the Smash Ball is dropped).		If no one breaks the Smash Ball after a long enough period of time ({{rollover\|1200 frames\|20 seconds\|?}} in ''Brawl'' and {{rollover\|1320 frames\|22 seconds\|?}} in ''SSB4'' and ''Ultimate''), it flies away and is lost until another spawns in. It can also be lost if broken by something not attributed to a fighter, including stage hazards (for example, [[Norfair]]'s lava) and certain items (such as the later parts of a [[Smart Bomb]] explosion). They are also affected by [[glancing blow]]s; the Smash Ball will not take damage but will be pushed away. While a character is in standby mode, no Smash Balls will appear until the Final Smash is used (or the Smash Ball is dropped).

Category:Stage parts

Conker the Squirrel — Thu, 20 Aug 2026 15:00:22 GMT

Category:Objects

Conker the Squirrel — Thu, 20 Aug 2026 14:58:42 GMT

oop

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	'''Objects''' are interactable ~~objects within~~ an environment, particularly [[stage]]s within the [[Super Smash Bros. (series)\|''Super Smash Bros.'' series]].		'''Objects''' are interactable parts of an environment, particularly [[stage]]s within the [[Super Smash Bros. (series)\|''Super Smash Bros.'' series]].

	[[Category:Super Smash Bros. series]]		[[Category:Super Smash Bros. series]]
	[[Category:Gameplay]]		[[Category:Gameplay]]

Barrel Cannon

Conker the Squirrel — Thu, 20 Aug 2026 14:58:24 GMT

References: objects, like in the Kongo Jungle 64 stage

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			[[Category:Objects]]
	[[Category:Stage parts]]		[[Category:Stage parts]]
	[[Category:Subspace Emissary]]		[[Category:Subspace Emissary]]

Forum:More articles

Conker the Squirrel — Thu, 20 Aug 2026 14:57:57 GMT

add

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	I am personally in favor of creating more wiki articles. For instance, upon looking at [[SW:NOT]], I've found that it says non-interactable stage elements don't get pages. But what about the interactable objects? For example, the stage [[3D Land]] has a lot of interactable platforms, such as Note Blocks, Flip Panels, etc. and I think it wouldn't be against policy to give them articles, and they can easily be ''Super Smash Bros.''-specific even with origin sections, because I think even the minor details count. Also, [[Donut Block]]s are being conflated with their ''Super Smash Bros.'' iterations, and I think that needs some proper discernment. [[User:Conker the Squirrel\|Conker the Squirrel]] ([[User talk:Conker the Squirrel\|talk]]) 13:11, August 20, 2026 (UTC)		I am personally in favor of creating more wiki articles. For instance, upon looking at [[SW:NOT]], I've found that it says non-interactable stage elements don't get pages. But what about the interactable objects? For example, the stage [[3D Land]] has a lot of interactable platforms, such as Note Blocks, Flip Panels, etc. and I think it wouldn't be against policy to give them articles, and they can easily be ''Super Smash Bros.''-specific even with origin sections, because I think even the minor details count. Also, [[Donut Block]]s are being conflated with their ''Super Smash Bros.'' iterations, and I think that needs some proper discernment. [[User:Conker the Squirrel\|Conker the Squirrel]] ([[User talk:Conker the Squirrel\|talk]]) 13:11, August 20, 2026 (UTC)
	:I really don't think that's necessary. There's nothing to actually say or describe about stage objects that can't already be covered by the page. All the information you need is right there, otherwise it just results in lots of short pages with redundant/repeat information. --[[User:Flippy\|Flippy]] ([[User talk:Flippy\|talk]]) 13:58, August 20, 2026 (UTC)		:I really don't think that's necessary. There's nothing to actually say or describe about stage objects that can't already be covered by the page. All the information you need is right there, otherwise it just results in lots of short pages with redundant/repeat information. --[[User:Flippy\|Flippy]] ([[User talk:Flippy\|talk]]) 13:58, August 20, 2026 (UTC)
			::Stuff like [[Brick Block]]s, on the other hand, are not just in one stage but several. [[User:Conker the Squirrel\|Conker the Squirrel]] ([[User talk:Conker the Squirrel\|talk]]) 14:57, August 20, 2026 (UTC)

3D Land

Conker the Squirrel — Thu, 20 Aug 2026 14:56:15 GMT

Origin: alignment looks better like this

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	[[File:SM3DL World 1-1.png\|thumb\|left\|World 1-1 in ''Super Mario 3D Land''.]]		[[File:SM3DL World 1-1.png\|thumb\|left\|World 1-1 in ''Super Mario 3D Land''.]]
	~~[[File:SM3DL World 8-2.png\|thumb\|left\|World 8-2 in ''Super Mario 3D Land''.]]~~
	This stage as a whole is based on the [[Nintendo 3DS]] game ''{{iw\|mariowiki\|Super Mario 3D Land}}'', with each part of the level referencing levels from the game.		This stage as a whole is based on the [[Nintendo 3DS]] game ''{{iw\|mariowiki\|Super Mario 3D Land}}'', with each part of the level referencing levels from the game.

	The castle area is roughly based around {{iw\|mariowiki\|World 1-1\|Super Mario 3D Land}} with changes to layout of the platforms and the platforms themselves. The area is also a lot closer to {{iw\|mariowiki\|Peach's Castle}} than it was in ''Super Mario 3D Land'', and the {{iw\|mariowiki\|Tail Tree}} is notably absent. {{iw\|mariowiki\|Flip Panel\|platform}}s originate from {{iw\|mariowiki\|World 2-1\|Super Mario 3D Land}}, and while there they are usually activated by stepping on a switch on the ground, here they activate automatically. {{iw\|mariowiki\|Note Block}}s also appear in the game, originating from ''Super Mario Bros. 3'', and bouncing Mario and Luigi as they do fighters in ''Smash''; this block is two blocks long, as was often the case in ''Super Mario 3D Land''.		The castle area is roughly based around {{iw\|mariowiki\|World 1-1\|Super Mario 3D Land}} with changes to layout of the platforms and the platforms themselves. The area is also a lot closer to {{iw\|mariowiki\|Peach's Castle}} than it was in ''Super Mario 3D Land'', and the {{iw\|mariowiki\|Tail Tree}} is notably absent. {{iw\|mariowiki\|Flip Panel\|platform}}s originate from {{iw\|mariowiki\|World 2-1\|Super Mario 3D Land}}, and while there they are usually activated by stepping on a switch on the ground, here they activate automatically. {{iw\|mariowiki\|Note Block}}s also appear in the game, originating from ''Super Mario Bros. 3'', and bouncing Mario and Luigi as they do fighters in ''Smash''; this block is two blocks long, as was often the case in ''Super Mario 3D Land''.
			[[File:SM3DL World 8-2.png\|thumb\|World 8-2 in ''Super Mario 3D Land''.]]
	The valley area's closest resemblance is {{iw\|mariowiki\|World 8-2\|Super Mario 3D Land}}, in that both levels have steep rock cliffs with grass on top (some of the grass appears as orange in ''Ultimate''); however, the resemblance ends there, as the level in ''Super Mario 3D Land'' did not have moving platforms (other than ones that move in a circular pattern), or gray rocks protruding from the cliff sides. The cliff walls are also more red than they are in original game. Other than World 8-2, there are no levels that resemble the valley area.		The valley area's closest resemblance is {{iw\|mariowiki\|World 8-2\|Super Mario 3D Land}}, in that both levels have steep rock cliffs with grass on top (some of the grass appears as orange in ''Ultimate''); however, the resemblance ends there, as the level in ''Super Mario 3D Land'' did not have moving platforms (other than ones that move in a circular pattern), or gray rocks protruding from the cliff sides. The cliff walls are also more red than they are in original game. Other than World 8-2, there are no levels that resemble the valley area.

User:Conker the Squirrel/drafts

Conker the Squirrel — Thu, 20 Aug 2026 14:55:22 GMT

testing out

New page

{{draft}}
==Note Block==
'''Note Blocks''' are objects from the ''[[Mario (universe)|Mario]]'' franchise. They appear in ''[[Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS]]'' and ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'' as elements of the [[3D Land]] stage.

===Origin===
Note Blocks debuted in ''{{iw|mariowiki|Super Mario Bros. 3}}'', where they are bouncy white blocks with a black [[wikipedia:quarter note|quarter note]] symbol printed on the front side. They later returned in ''{{iw|mariowiki|Super Mario 3D Land}}'' with the same design and function.

===Overview===
Note Blocks function exactly as they do in the ''Super Mario'' series, bouncing players upward. In 3D Land, it helps players get onto a platform during the first stretch of the stage.

Category:Objects

Conker the Squirrel — Thu, 20 Aug 2026 14:53:24 GMT

theres a difference between items and objects.

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'''Objects''' are interactable objects within an environment, particularly [[stage]]s within the [[Super Smash Bros. (series)|''Super Smash Bros.'' series]].

[[Category:Super Smash Bros. series]]
[[Category:Gameplay]]

User:Conker the Squirrel

Conker the Squirrel — Thu, 20 Aug 2026 14:40:58 GMT

drafts subpage

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	I also host a read-only [https://www.ssbuniverses.com/ SSB Universes wiki] that's about full coverage of every universe in the ''SSB'' series. It's for fun, not intended to be a "market alternative". I also host 12 other wikis, but registration is locked for all 13 to request-only to ensure creative control; this means coverage to unhinged extents, like ''Banjo'' and ''Conker'' on DK Wiki, full coverage of Nintendo crossover titles on a ''Mario'' wiki, separate ''Yoshi'' and ''Wario'' wikis for their respective franchises, covering ''Animal Crossing'' NES furniture games in their entirety, and more. I'd say they all honor the foundational spirit behind ''SSB''.		I also host a read-only [https://www.ssbuniverses.com/ SSB Universes wiki] that's about full coverage of every universe in the ''SSB'' series. It's for fun, not intended to be a "market alternative". I also host 12 other wikis, but registration is locked for all 13 to request-only to ensure creative control; this means coverage to unhinged extents, like ''Banjo'' and ''Conker'' on DK Wiki, full coverage of Nintendo crossover titles on a ''Mario'' wiki, separate ''Yoshi'' and ''Wario'' wikis for their respective franchises, covering ''Animal Crossing'' NES furniture games in their entirety, and more. I'd say they all honor the foundational spirit behind ''SSB''.

			Also, I have some [[/drafts/]] of things that could work with articles here.

	==Userboxes==		==Userboxes==
	{{Userbox\|black\|#007fff\|logo-background=blue\|border-color=#00007f\|border-s=3\|info-color=black\|[[File:AidanzapunkUserboxImage.png\|50px]]\|This user is a trusted friend to [[User:Aidanzapunk\|Aidanzapunk]].}}		{{Userbox\|black\|#007fff\|logo-background=blue\|border-color=#00007f\|border-s=3\|info-color=black\|[[File:AidanzapunkUserboxImage.png\|50px]]\|This user is a trusted friend to [[User:Aidanzapunk\|Aidanzapunk]].}}

Wii Fit Trainer (SSBU)

GreatSmashFan2011 — Thu, 20 Aug 2026 14:19:44 GMT

Announcer call

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			Wii Fit Trainer French Announcer - SSB4-SSBU.wav\|French (female)
			Wii Fit Trainer Spanish Announcer - SSB4-SSBU.wav\|Spanish (female)
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Wii Fit Trainer (SSB4)

GreatSmashFan2011 — Thu, 20 Aug 2026 14:19:16 GMT

Announcer call

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			Wii Fit Trainer French Announcer - SSB4-SSBU.wav\|French (female)
			Wii Fit Trainer Spanish Announcer - SSB4-SSBU.wav\|Spanish (female)
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Nintendo Switch 2

82.78.167.116 — Thu, 20 Aug 2026 14:18:29 GMT

Jokes aside, there are also no SSB games exclusively for Nintendo Switch 2

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	==In the ''{{b\|Super Smash Bros.\|series}}'' series==		==In the ''{{b\|Super Smash Bros.\|series}}'' series==
	''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'' is playable on Nintendo Switch 2 via backwards compatibility. However, the game itself has currently not been updated specifically to be able to take advantage of the console's exclusive features.		''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'' is playable on Nintendo Switch 2 via backwards compatibility. However, the game itself has currently not been updated specifically to be able to take advantage of the console's exclusive features, and no new Super Smash Bros. game has been confirmed for this console yet.

	When running ''Ultimate'' on Nintendo Switch 2, load times are considerably reduced (especially in the digital version), and frame rate issues on certain stages are less common. One notable example of these improvements is the renders for {{SSBU\|alternate costume}}s on the [[character selection screen]], which previously took a considerable amount of time to load, but now load almost instantly. Other examples include a more consistent frame rate on [[Fountain of Dreams]] when multiple pairs of {{SSBU\|Ice Climbers}} are present, in [[Squad Strike]] where characters are loading faster onto the field after the previous one is defeated, and male {{SSBU\|Byleth}}'s "no hesitation" victory pose no longer causing any frame rate drops. System update 22.0.0 introduced a new option called "Handheld Mode Boost", which forces all Nintendo Switch games to run on TV mode when in handheld mode.<ref>https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/68473/~/system-update-information-for-nintendo-switch</ref> This allows for a higher resolution and framerate while in handheld mode, but certain features like the touchscreen are disabled and some specific controllers and inputs may not function properly, in addition to drawbacks such as a higher battery consumption. ''Ultimate'' is compatible with this option, which makes it run at 1080p when in handheld mode with this option enabled.		When running ''Ultimate'' on Nintendo Switch 2, load times are considerably reduced (especially in the digital version), and frame rate issues on certain stages are less common. One notable example of these improvements is the renders for {{SSBU\|alternate costume}}s on the [[character selection screen]], which previously took a considerable amount of time to load, but now load almost instantly. Other examples include a more consistent frame rate on [[Fountain of Dreams]] when multiple pairs of {{SSBU\|Ice Climbers}} are present, in [[Squad Strike]] where characters are loading faster onto the field after the previous one is defeated, and male {{SSBU\|Byleth}}'s "no hesitation" victory pose no longer causing any frame rate drops. System update 22.0.0 introduced a new option called "Handheld Mode Boost", which forces all Nintendo Switch games to run on TV mode when in handheld mode.<ref>https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/68473/~/system-update-information-for-nintendo-switch</ref> This allows for a higher resolution and framerate while in handheld mode, but certain features like the touchscreen are disabled and some specific controllers and inputs may not function properly, in addition to drawbacks such as a higher battery consumption. ''Ultimate'' is compatible with this option, which makes it run at 1080p when in handheld mode with this option enabled.

File:Wii Fit Trainer Spanish Announcer - SSB4-SSBU.wav

GreatSmashFan2011 — Thu, 20 Aug 2026 14:18:16 GMT

GreatSmashFan2011 uploaded File:Wii Fit Trainer Spanish Announcer - SSB4-SSBU.wav An example of Smash 4 and Ultimate's foreign announcer calls.

New page

== Summary ==
An example of Smash 4 and Ultimate's foreign announcer calls.

== Licensing ==
{{License-screenshot}}

File:Wii Fit Trainer French Announcer - SSB4-SSBU.wav

GreatSmashFan2011 — Thu, 20 Aug 2026 14:18:16 GMT

GreatSmashFan2011 uploaded File:Wii Fit Trainer French Announcer - SSB4-SSBU.wav An example of Smash 4 and Ultimate's foreign announcer calls.

New page

== Summary ==
An example of Smash 4 and Ultimate's foreign announcer calls.

== Licensing ==
{{License-screenshot}}

Forum:More articles

Flippy — Thu, 20 Aug 2026 13:58:46 GMT

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	I am personally in favor of creating more wiki articles. For instance, upon looking at [[SW:NOT]], I've found that it says non-interactable stage elements don't get pages. But what about the interactable objects? For example, the stage [[3D Land]] has a lot of interactable platforms, such as Note Blocks, Flip Panels, etc. and I think it wouldn't be against policy to give them articles, and they can easily be ''Super Smash Bros.''-specific even with origin sections, because I think even the minor details count. Also, [[Donut Block]]s are being conflated with their ''Super Smash Bros.'' iterations, and I think that needs some proper discernment. [[User:Conker the Squirrel\|Conker the Squirrel]] ([[User talk:Conker the Squirrel\|talk]]) 13:11, August 20, 2026 (UTC)		I am personally in favor of creating more wiki articles. For instance, upon looking at [[SW:NOT]], I've found that it says non-interactable stage elements don't get pages. But what about the interactable objects? For example, the stage [[3D Land]] has a lot of interactable platforms, such as Note Blocks, Flip Panels, etc. and I think it wouldn't be against policy to give them articles, and they can easily be ''Super Smash Bros.''-specific even with origin sections, because I think even the minor details count. Also, [[Donut Block]]s are being conflated with their ''Super Smash Bros.'' iterations, and I think that needs some proper discernment. [[User:Conker the Squirrel\|Conker the Squirrel]] ([[User talk:Conker the Squirrel\|talk]]) 13:11, August 20, 2026 (UTC)
			:I really don't think that's necessary. There's nothing to actually say or describe about stage objects that can't already be covered by the page. All the information you need is right there, otherwise it just results in lots of short pages with redundant/repeat information. --[[User:Flippy\|Flippy]] ([[User talk:Flippy\|talk]]) 13:58, August 20, 2026 (UTC)

File:Kirby thwomp.jpg

Conker the Squirrel — Thu, 20 Aug 2026 13:45:20 GMT

added category

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	{{License-screenshot}}		{{License-screenshot}}

			[[Category:Screenshots (SSBB)]]
	[[Category:Down special moves]]		[[Category:Down special moves]]

SmashWiki:What SmashWiki is not

Conker the Squirrel — Thu, 20 Aug 2026 13:43:39 GMT

SmashWiki is not an all-purpose Nintendo wiki: typo fix

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	*Characters and subjects with more major roles in ''Smash'' can have their own individual articles, but these articles should remain focused on their appearances within ''Smash''. It is customary for these articles to include an "origin" section explaining the origins of a character/subject in their home series and to explain why they are represented the way they are in ''Smash'', but these origin sections should only cover what is relevant to ''Smash''. This means origin sections should not devolve into full synopses of their roles in their home games, nor should they delve into appearances in other games with no relevance to ''Smash'' (such as those that were released after the character's latest ''Smash'' appearance).		*Characters and subjects with more major roles in ''Smash'' can have their own individual articles, but these articles should remain focused on their appearances within ''Smash''. It is customary for these articles to include an "origin" section explaining the origins of a character/subject in their home series and to explain why they are represented the way they are in ''Smash'', but these origin sections should only cover what is relevant to ''Smash''. This means origin sections should not devolve into full synopses of their roles in their home games, nor should they delve into appearances in other games with no relevance to ''Smash'' (such as those that were released after the character's latest ''Smash'' appearance).

	If a reader does want to learn more ~~indepth~~ about a character or subject within their home series, they should instead visit a wiki centered around covering that series. SmashWiki will generally include a direct link to an article about the character/subject on another wiki in the article's infobox or in a template box at the top of the page, to ease navigation to these articles.		If a reader does want to learn more in-depth about a character or subject within their home series, they should instead visit a wiki centered around covering that series. SmashWiki will generally include a direct link to an article about the character/subject on another wiki in the article's infobox or in a template box at the top of the page, to ease navigation to these articles.

	==SmashWiki is not fanon==		==SmashWiki is not fanon==

Talk:Block

Conker the Squirrel — Thu, 20 Aug 2026 13:43:02 GMT

Split: new section

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	*the blocks [[Steve]] can place in his neutral special, [[Mine / Craft / Create Block]].		*the blocks [[Steve]] can place in his neutral special, [[Mine / Craft / Create Block]].
	I have found no evidence that anyone has even considered such a disambiguation since Steve's release in October 2020, even though I personally get confused by the lack of redirects or disambiguation constantly. Should action be taken here? I would personally make this article into a disambiguation page and move this article to something like "Block (Stage element)." Sincerely, [[User:SamtheBKBoss\|Samuel]] the [[User talk:SamtheBKBoss\|<span style="color: #0123A8">'''Banjo-'''</span>]][[Special:Contributions/SamtheBKBoss\|<span style="color: #FF1901">'''Kazooie'''</span>]] Boss. [[File:SamtheBKBossSIGN.png\|16px]] 11:42, October 11, 2021 (EDT)		I have found no evidence that anyone has even considered such a disambiguation since Steve's release in October 2020, even though I personally get confused by the lack of redirects or disambiguation constantly. Should action be taken here? I would personally make this article into a disambiguation page and move this article to something like "Block (Stage element)." Sincerely, [[User:SamtheBKBoss\|Samuel]] the [[User talk:SamtheBKBoss\|<span style="color: #0123A8">'''Banjo-'''</span>]][[Special:Contributions/SamtheBKBoss\|<span style="color: #FF1901">'''Kazooie'''</span>]] Boss. [[File:SamtheBKBossSIGN.png\|16px]] 11:42, October 11, 2021 (EDT)

			== Split ==

			Not saying to get rid of this page, but I personally '''support''' splitting the subsections into their own articles. For example, Brick Blocks appear in several parts of ''Mario''-related locations in ''Smash Bros.'', yet they have hardly any information within their own section on this page. What about the explanation of design origins, better clarity of which ''Super Smash Bros.'' games they appear in, and so forth?

			And some, like Drop Blocks, are unique to ''Super Smash Bros.'' but don't have their own articles. If these are given their own articles, it would be easier to document their connections to ''Super Smash Bros.'' and detailed Origin sections that correspond to their appearances. [[User:Conker the Squirrel\|Conker the Squirrel]] ([[User talk:Conker the Squirrel\|talk]]) 13:43, August 20, 2026 (UTC)

Flip Panel

Conker the Squirrel — Thu, 20 Aug 2026 13:35:06 GMT

redirecting page

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#REDIRECT [[3D Land#Origin]]

Donut Block

Conker the Squirrel — Thu, 20 Aug 2026 13:34:00 GMT

redirecting

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#REDIRECT [[Block#Drop Blocks]]

User talk:Aidanzapunk

Conker the Squirrel — Thu, 20 Aug 2026 13:31:11 GMT

Forum topics: new section

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	P.S. Thank you for your tribute to Satoru Iwata on your user page. After he died and Fils-Aime left, Nintendo has not been the same, and I refuse to buy anything post-Switch 1. [[User:Conker the Squirrel\|Conker the Squirrel]] ([[User talk:Conker the Squirrel\|talk]]) 16:37, August 18, 2026 (UTC)		P.S. Thank you for your tribute to Satoru Iwata on your user page. After he died and Fils-Aime left, Nintendo has not been the same, and I refuse to buy anything post-Switch 1. [[User:Conker the Squirrel\|Conker the Squirrel]] ([[User talk:Conker the Squirrel\|talk]]) 16:37, August 18, 2026 (UTC)

			== Forum topics ==

			Since you're one of the people in charge, I was wondering if you're willing to take a look at [[Forum:More articles]]. I'm basically asking if things like interactable objects like Note Blocks can have their own articles, because they technically do count as objects within ''Super Smash Bros.'', just from a different franchise/universe. And this would free up a bit of details from, let's say, the [[3D Land#Origin\|Origin]] section of 3D Land, where it describes some of the elements' design, not the general layout that takes from various courses from ''Super Mario 3D Land''. I'm not asking about going full-sprint with trophy-only articles like Bulbasaur (though I wouldn't mind that personally, as ''SSB'' is a celebration of gaming at its core).

			Also, SW:NOT says this wiki isn't an IM service. Noted. I messed up almost everywhere else, and as stated on my user page, I really don't want to mess up here as well. I'm still working on the Smashpedia end (even though progress has been slow) so that the two wikis can have nuanced identities and to get SmashWiki plagiarism off of there. [[User:Conker the Squirrel\|Conker the Squirrel]] ([[User talk:Conker the Squirrel\|talk]]) 13:31, August 20, 2026 (UTC)

3D Land

Conker the Squirrel — Thu, 20 Aug 2026 13:20:34 GMT

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate: I think layout takes precedence

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	===''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate''===		===''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate''===
	<gallery>		<gallery>
	~~SSBUWebsiteMario2.jpg\|{{SSBU\|Mario}} [[taunting]] in front of the castle area as seen in ''Ultimate''.~~
	~~SSBUWebsiteRoy1.jpg\|{{SSBU\|Roy}} using his [[Counter]] on this stage in ''Ultimate''.~~
	~~SSBUWebsitePac-Man1.jpg\|{{SSBU\|Pac-Man}} idling on the stage.~~
	3D Land valley area SSBU.jpg\|The valley area		3D Land valley area SSBU.jpg\|The valley area
	3D Land Flip Panel.jpg\|A Flip Panel		3D Land Flip Panel.jpg\|A Flip Panel
	3D Land Note Block.jpg\|A [[Note Block]]		3D Land Note Block.jpg\|A [[Note Block]]
	3D Land Rotating platforms.jpg\|Rotating platforms		3D Land Rotating platforms.jpg\|Rotating platforms
	Skewer 3D Land.jpg\|A Skewer breaking through the stage.		Skewer 3D Land.jpg\|A Skewer breaking through the stage.
			SSBUWebsiteMario2.jpg\|{{SSBU\|Mario}} [[taunting]] in front of the castle area as seen in ''Ultimate''.
			SSBUWebsiteRoy1.jpg\|{{SSBU\|Roy}} using his [[Counter]] on this stage in ''Ultimate''.
			SSBUWebsitePac-Man1.jpg\|{{SSBU\|Pac-Man}} idling on the stage.
	</gallery>		</gallery>

Note Block

Conker the Squirrel — Thu, 20 Aug 2026 13:20:00 GMT

making this before the green light is given

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#REDIRECT [[3D Land#Origin]]

3D Land

Conker the Squirrel — Thu, 20 Aug 2026 13:18:50 GMT

adding some of rhg1951s files here

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	SSBUWebsiteRoy1.jpg\|{{SSBU\|Roy}} using his [[Counter]] on this stage in ''Ultimate''.		SSBUWebsiteRoy1.jpg\|{{SSBU\|Roy}} using his [[Counter]] on this stage in ''Ultimate''.
	SSBUWebsitePac-Man1.jpg\|{{SSBU\|Pac-Man}} idling on the stage.		SSBUWebsitePac-Man1.jpg\|{{SSBU\|Pac-Man}} idling on the stage.
			3D Land valley area SSBU.jpg\|The valley area
			3D Land Flip Panel.jpg\|A Flip Panel
			3D Land Note Block.jpg\|A [[Note Block]]
			3D Land Rotating platforms.jpg\|Rotating platforms
			Skewer 3D Land.jpg\|A Skewer breaking through the stage.
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File:SSB4 - 3D Land 2.jpg

Conker the Squirrel — Thu, 20 Aug 2026 13:17:39 GMT

why such a broad category?

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	[[Category:Screenshots (SSB4-3DS)]]		[[Category:Screenshots (SSB4-3DS)]]
	~~[[Category:Super Smash Bros. 4]]~~

File:3D Land Flip Panel.jpg

Conker the Squirrel — Thu, 20 Aug 2026 13:16:52 GMT

Conker the Squirrel uploaded File:3D Land Flip Panel.jpg {{SSBU|Mario}} and {{SSBU|Bowser}} fighting atop Flip Panels in ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate''. == Licensing == {{license-screenshot}} Category:Screenshots (SSBU)

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== Summary ==
{{SSBU|Mario}} and {{SSBU|Bowser}} fighting atop [[Flip Panel]]s in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]''.

== Licensing ==
{{license-screenshot}}
[[Category:Screenshots (SSBU)]]

File:3D Land Rotating platforms.jpg

Conker the Squirrel — Thu, 20 Aug 2026 13:13:59 GMT

Conker the Squirrel uploaded File:3D Land Rotating platforms.jpg Large rotating platforms in the 3D Land stage of ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate''. == Licensing == {{License-screenshot}} Category:Screenshots (SSBU)

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== Summary ==
Large rotating platforms in the [[3D Land]] stage of ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]''.

== Licensing ==
{{License-screenshot}}
[[Category:Screenshots (SSBU)]]

Forum:More articles

Conker the Squirrel — Thu, 20 Aug 2026 13:11:14 GMT

creating forum topic beforehand

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{{forumheader|Watercooler}}

I am personally in favor of creating more wiki articles. For instance, upon looking at [[SW:NOT]], I've found that it says non-interactable stage elements don't get pages. But what about the interactable objects? For example, the stage [[3D Land]] has a lot of interactable platforms, such as Note Blocks, Flip Panels, etc. and I think it wouldn't be against policy to give them articles, and they can easily be ''Super Smash Bros.''-specific even with origin sections, because I think even the minor details count. Also, [[Donut Block]]s are being conflated with their ''Super Smash Bros.'' iterations, and I think that needs some proper discernment. [[User:Conker the Squirrel|Conker the Squirrel]] ([[User talk:Conker the Squirrel|talk]]) 13:11, August 20, 2026 (UTC)

File:3D Land Note Block.jpg

Conker the Squirrel — Thu, 20 Aug 2026 13:06:13 GMT

Conker the Squirrel uploaded File:3D Land Note Block.jpg A Note Block in 3D Land in ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate''. Category:Screenshots (SSBU)

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== Summary ==
A [[Note Block]] in [[3D Land]] in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]''.

[[Category:Screenshots (SSBU)]]
== Licensing ==
{{License-screenshot}}

File:3D Land valley area SSBU.jpg

Conker the Squirrel — Thu, 20 Aug 2026 13:05:17 GMT

Conker the Squirrel uploaded File:3D Land valley area SSBU.jpg The valley area of 3D Land in ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate''. == Licensing == {{License-screenshot}} Category:Screenshots (SSBU)

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== Summary ==
The valley area of [[3D Land]] in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]''.

== Licensing ==
{{License-screenshot}}
[[Category:Screenshots (SSBU)]]

File:Skewer 3D Land.jpg

Conker the Squirrel — Thu, 20 Aug 2026 13:02:22 GMT

it's an interactable stage element, so I think that means it can have its own page

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	A [[Skewer]] breaking through platforms in [[3D Land]] in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]''.		A [[Skewer (Mario)\|Skewer]] breaking through platforms in [[3D Land]] in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]''.

	[[Category:Screenshots (SSBU)]]		[[Category:Screenshots (SSBU)]]
	== Licensing ==		== Licensing ==
	{{License-screenshot}}		{{License-screenshot}}

File:Skewer 3D Land.jpg

Conker the Squirrel — Thu, 20 Aug 2026 13:01:54 GMT

Conker the Squirrel uploaded File:Skewer 3D Land.jpg A Skewer breaking through platforms in 3D Land in ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate''. Category:Screenshots (SSBU)

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== Summary ==
A [[Skewer]] breaking through platforms in [[3D Land]] in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]''.

[[Category:Screenshots (SSBU)]]
== Licensing ==
{{License-screenshot}}

Miles "Tails" Prower

Cookies and Creme — Thu, 20 Aug 2026 12:58:00 GMT

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	\|firstgame = ''{{iw\|wikipedia\|Sonic the Hedgehog 2\|8-bit video game}}'' (8-bit) (1992)		\|firstgame = ''{{iw\|wikipedia\|Sonic the Hedgehog 2\|8-bit video game}}'' (8-bit) (1992)
	\|lastappearance = ''{{s\|wikipedia\|~~Pac-Man World 2 Re-Pac~~}}'' (~~2025~~, ~~cameo~~ via ~~DLC~~)		\|lastappearance = ''{{iw\|wikipedia\|Fortnite}}'' (2026, via update)
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	\|species = Fox		\|species = Fox

Sonic the Hedgehog

Cookies and Creme — Thu, 20 Aug 2026 12:57:09 GMT

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	\|firstgame = ''{{iw\|wikipedia\|Sonic the Hedgehog\|1991 video game}}'' (1991)<ref>Prior to the release of the original ''Sonic the Hedgehog'', Sonic made a cameo as an ornament in the 1990 arcade racing game ''{{iw\|wikipedia\|Rad Mobile}}''.</ref>		\|firstgame = ''{{iw\|wikipedia\|Sonic the Hedgehog\|1991 video game}}'' (1991)<ref>Prior to the release of the original ''Sonic the Hedgehog'', Sonic made a cameo as an ornament in the 1990 arcade racing game ''{{iw\|wikipedia\|Rad Mobile}}''.</ref>
	\|lastappearance = ''{{iw\|wikipedia\|~~Wuthering Waves~~}}'' (~~2025~~, ~~cameo~~ via update)		\|lastappearance = ''{{iw\|wikipedia\|Fortnite}}'' (2026, via update)
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	\|console = Sega Genesis		\|console = Sega Genesis

Yoshi Bomb

Conker the Squirrel — Thu, 20 Aug 2026 12:57:00 GMT

Origin: i don't see a reason why that should be a gallery image

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	==Origin==		==Origin==
			[[File:SMW2-YellowYoshiGroundPound.png\|thumb\|left\|Official artwork of Yellow Yoshi performing a Ground Pound from ''Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island''.]]
	[[File:Yoshi Bomb Origin.gif\|thumb\|Yoshi performing a Ground Pound in ''Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island''.]]		[[File:Yoshi Bomb Origin.gif\|thumb\|Yoshi performing a Ground Pound in ''Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island''.]]
	The {{s\|supermariowiki\|Ground Pound}} is a standard move in {{uv\|Mario}} and {{uv\|Yoshi}} games. Although [[Bowser]] originated [[Bowser Bomb\|the move]] in his boss battle in ''{{s\|supermariowiki\|Super Mario Bros. 3}}'', it first appeared as a usable move by the player in ''{{s\|mariowiki\|Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island}}'' where Yoshi could use it to pound down stakes, crush crates, slam through soft dirt, and of course, damage and defeat enemies. Yoshi's animation during the midair descent is modeled after the move from ''{{s\|mariowiki\|Yoshi's Story}}'', the instruction manual for which calling it "Yoshi's proudest move".		The {{s\|supermariowiki\|Ground Pound}} is a standard move in {{uv\|Mario}} and {{uv\|Yoshi}} games. Although [[Bowser]] originated [[Bowser Bomb\|the move]] in his boss battle in ''{{s\|supermariowiki\|Super Mario Bros. 3}}'', it first appeared as a usable move by the player in ''{{s\|mariowiki\|Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island}}'' where Yoshi could use it to pound down stakes, crush crates, slam through soft dirt, and of course, damage and defeat enemies. Yoshi's animation during the midair descent is modeled after the move from ''{{s\|mariowiki\|Yoshi's Story}}'', the instruction manual for which calling it "Yoshi's proudest move".

	The stars emitted from the Yoshi Bomb are original to [[Super Smash Bros. (series)\|''Smash Bros''.]], though they may reference how in ''[[Super Mario World]]'', Yellow Yoshis would kick up damaging clouds of dust when they land. It's possible the stars are a mix of this idea and a reference to the {{uv\|Kirby}} series, where a great deal of ground-smashing attacks produce stars on impact that [[Kirby]] can suck up and spit out.		The stars emitted from the Yoshi Bomb are original to [[Super Smash Bros. (series)\|''Smash Bros.'']], though they may reference how in ''[[Super Mario World]]'', Yellow Yoshis would kick up damaging clouds of dust when they land. It is possible the stars are a mix of this idea and a reference to the {{uv\|Kirby}} series, where a great deal of ground-smashing attacks produce stars on impact that [[Kirby]] can suck up and spit out.

	The names "Bomb" or "Yoshi Bomb" have no origin in either ''Mario'' or ''Yoshi'' games. Hip Drop, which was its name in-game in ''Smash 64'' and is still its Japanese name, was also used in the Nintendo 64 ''{{iw\|mariowiki\|Mario Party\|series}}'' games. The Hip Drop itself eventually becomes Luigi's down throw in ''Smash 4'', even with the same original Japanese name by proxy.		The names "Bomb" or "Yoshi Bomb" have no origin in either ''Mario'' or ''Yoshi'' games. Hip Drop, which was its name in-game in ''Smash 64'' and is still its Japanese name, was also used in the Nintendo 64 ''{{iw\|mariowiki\|Mario Party\|series}}'' games. The Hip Drop itself eventually becomes Luigi's down throw in ''Smash 4'', even with the same original Japanese name by proxy.
	~~<gallery>~~
	~~SMW2-YellowYoshiGroundPound.png\|Official Artwork of Yoshi performing a Ground Pound from ''Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island''.~~
	~~</gallery>~~
	~~{{clr}}~~

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

Thwomp

Conker the Squirrel — Thu, 20 Aug 2026 12:53:35 GMT

we're going to need more context about their designs, as this does relate to their various appearances in SSB

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	==Origin==		==Origin==
	Thwomps ~~made their debut~~ in ''{{iw\|mariowiki\|Super Mario Bros. 3}}'' ~~as a recurring enemy, and has~~ become a recurring enemy in ~~later~~ ''Mario'' games. ~~They are rock-like enemies known for their stone faces. They~~ normally remain stationary in the air, but when they are approached by ~~the player~~, they attack by ~~falling~~ on ~~anyone attempting to pass~~ underneath them. ~~They are often found~~ in ~~castle levels and~~ have a variety of subspecies such as {{iw\|mariowiki\|Thwimp}}s, {{iw\|mariowiki\|Tox Box}}es, and {{iw\|mariowiki\|Whomp}}s.		[[File:Super Thwomp 64.png\|thumb\|left\|Thwomp's blue design, as first seen in ''Super Mario 64''.]]
			Thwomps are living cube-shaped stone enemies that debuted in ''{{iw\|mariowiki\|Super Mario Bros. 3}}''. They would quickly become a recurring enemy in ''Mario'' games, especially in castle levels. Thwomps normally remain stationary in the air, but when they are approached by [[Mario]] or another playable character, they attack by dropping down at a fast speed and trying to crush them.

			Thwomps have undergone multiple design revisions over the years. In ''Super Mario Bros. 3'', they are dark blue with rounded white spikes lining their bodies. In the following entry, ''[[Super Mario World]]'', they are light gray, with spikes matching their body color. ''Super Mario World'' also introduces their iconic enraged expression of two rows of bared teeth, but only when they slam down to try and crush Mario or [[Luigi]].

			In ''{{iw\|mariowiki\|Super Mario 64}}'', Thwomps were redesigned yet again: they appear as blue, spikeless blocks with rounded edges resembling ice cubes. This allows Mario to safely stand on top of them, though they still harm him if he is crushed underneath. The remake, ''{{iw\|mariowiki\|Super Mario 64 DS}}'', designs them closer to their ''Super Mario World'' appearance, also including their spikes; despite this, they can still be stood on without taking damage.

			Modern depictions generally alternate between two styles: traditional white, pointed spikes lining their sides, top, and bottom, or the chisel-edged look introduced in ''{{iw\|mariowiki\|Super Mario Galaxy}}''. Thwomps have a variety of subspecies such as {{iw\|mariowiki\|Thwimp}}s, {{iw\|mariowiki\|Tox Box}}es, and {{iw\|mariowiki\|Whomp}}s.

	==In ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]''==		==In ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]''==
	===As a moveset element===		===As a moveset element===
	Thwomp appears as one of Kirby's possible [[Stone]] transformations, based on its ~~blue~~ design from ''Super Mario 64''.		Thwomp appears as one of Kirby's possible [[Stone]] transformations, based on its design from ''Super Mario 64''.
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File:Super Thwomp 64.png

Conker the Squirrel — Thu, 20 Aug 2026 12:52:37 GMT

Conker the Squirrel uploaded File:Super Thwomp 64.png Mario standing next to a Thwomp in ''{{iw|mariowiki|Super Mario 64}}''. This Thwomp design is used by Stone Kirby in various games of the ''Super Smash Bros.'' series. Source: [https://www.mariowiki.com/File:Thwomp_64.png SMW] (uploader: Pasta937) Category:Origin images

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== Summary ==
[[Mario]] standing next to a [[Thwomp]] in ''{{iw|mariowiki|Super Mario 64}}''. This Thwomp design is used by [[Stone]] [[Kirby]] in various games of the [[Super Smash Bros. (series)|''Super Smash Bros.'' series]].

Source: [https://www.mariowiki.com/File:Thwomp_64.png SMW] (uploader: Pasta937)

[[Category:Origin images]]
== Licensing ==
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SmashWiki:Quietly deal with vandals

Mario Maniac — Thu, 20 Aug 2026 12:02:09 GMT

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	{{shortcut\|[[SW:QDV]]<br>[[SW:DENY]]}}		{{shortcut\|[[SW:QDV]]<br>[[SW:DENY]]}}
			'''Always''' quietly deal with [[SW:VANDAL\|vandals]] or other malicious users.
	== Summary ==		== Summary ==
	* [[SW:AGF\|Assume good faith]].		* [[SW:AGF\|Assume good faith]].

Palutena (SSBU)

39.119.250.182 — Thu, 20 Aug 2026 11:59:48 GMT

Appearances in other Classic Mode routes

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Purple

Mario Maniac — Thu, 20 Aug 2026 11:58:01 GMT

Internal name

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Thwomp

Salmancer — Thu, 20 Aug 2026 11:57:38 GMT

In Super Smash Bros. Ultimate: "while the rest of the fight club is barely to short." -> "while the rest of the fight club is barely too short."

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	As an Assist Trophy, Thwomp teleports near or above a nearby opponent. It hangs in the air and falls down when an opponent passes under it, falling through any [[soft platform]] beneath it and dealing 32% [[damage]] and 10 [[shield damage]]. Touching one at rest deals 7%. Unlike its game appearances, however, the Thwomp will teleport to a different part of the stage if left stationary for four seconds. Due to how the teleport functions, Thwomp will teleport to right below a ceiling if an opponent happens to be under one, allowing it to sometimes hang incredibly low to the ground. Thwomp has a high [[jostle]] priority, making it very difficult to pass through without [[dodging]]. While Thwomp can't hurt its summoner, it will still push them out of the way and attacks will [[clang]] against it. [[Training Mode]] describes the Thwomp Assist Trophy: ''Squishes opponents caught beneath it. Can't be KO'd.''		As an Assist Trophy, Thwomp teleports near or above a nearby opponent. It hangs in the air and falls down when an opponent passes under it, falling through any [[soft platform]] beneath it and dealing 32% [[damage]] and 10 [[shield damage]]. Touching one at rest deals 7%. Unlike its game appearances, however, the Thwomp will teleport to a different part of the stage if left stationary for four seconds. Due to how the teleport functions, Thwomp will teleport to right below a ceiling if an opponent happens to be under one, allowing it to sometimes hang incredibly low to the ground. Thwomp has a high [[jostle]] priority, making it very difficult to pass through without [[dodging]]. While Thwomp can't hurt its summoner, it will still push them out of the way and attacks will [[clang]] against it. [[Training Mode]] describes the Thwomp Assist Trophy: ''Squishes opponents caught beneath it. Can't be KO'd.''
	[[File:Thwomp SSBU range.png\|thumb\|Thwomp's detection range and invincible hurtbox.]]		[[File:Thwomp SSBU range.png\|thumb\|Thwomp's detection range and invincible hurtbox.]]
	Thwomp is active for {{rollover\|1080 [[frames]]\|18 seconds\|?}}. After teleporting it is inactive for {{rollover\|45 frames\|0.75 seconds\|?}}—note this doesn't apply to its teleport shortly after being summoned, where it can attack immediately. It checks 15 [[unit]]s to the left and right of its center for opponents, shakes for {{rollover\|30 frames\|0.5 seconds\|?}}, then drops at a speed of 8 units per frame (u/f). If it lands, it will wait {{rollover\|90 frames\|1.5 seconds\|?}} before rising at 1 u/f. If it falls past a blast line, it will wait {{rollover\|60 frames\|1 seconds\|?}} before reappearing. If it is somehow continuously moved (such as moving stage collision) for {{rollover\|50 frames\|0.833 seconds\|?}}, it will drop regardless of if there is an opponent beneath it. When teleporting, if it can't find a place that is directly above an opponent, it prioritizes area with more spaces beneath them. It also won't teleport to an area with less than about 60 units of height—for example, on [[Temple]] the lone lower platform and the split area going to the "fight club" has barely enough space for Thwomp to teleport to, while the rest of the fight club is barely to short.		Thwomp is active for {{rollover\|1080 [[frames]]\|18 seconds\|?}}. After teleporting it is inactive for {{rollover\|45 frames\|0.75 seconds\|?}}—note this doesn't apply to its teleport shortly after being summoned, where it can attack immediately. It checks 15 [[unit]]s to the left and right of its center for opponents, shakes for {{rollover\|30 frames\|0.5 seconds\|?}}, then drops at a speed of 8 units per frame (u/f). If it lands, it will wait {{rollover\|90 frames\|1.5 seconds\|?}} before rising at 1 u/f. If it falls past a blast line, it will wait {{rollover\|60 frames\|1 seconds\|?}} before reappearing. If it is somehow continuously moved (such as moving stage collision) for {{rollover\|50 frames\|0.833 seconds\|?}}, it will drop regardless of if there is an opponent beneath it. When teleporting, if it can't find a place that is directly above an opponent, it prioritizes area with more spaces beneath them. It also won't teleport to an area with less than about 60 units of height—for example, on [[Temple]] the lone lower platform and the split area going to the "fight club" has barely enough space for Thwomp to teleport to, while the rest of the fight club is barely too short.

	Thwomp has a spawn chance of {{Fractions\|38\|2086}}. It cannot be summoned on the following stages in a standard versus match (applies only to the base form unless noted otherwise):		Thwomp has a spawn chance of {{Fractions\|38\|2086}}. It cannot be summoned on the following stages in a standard versus match (applies only to the base form unless noted otherwise):

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	==Origin==		==Origin==
	[[File:SM3DL World 1-1.png\|thumb\|left\|World 1-1 in ''Super Mario 3D Land''.]]		[[File:SM3DL World 1-1.png\|thumb\|left\|World 1-1 in ''Super Mario 3D Land''.]]
	~~[[File:SM3DL World 8-2.png\|thumb\|left\|World 8-2 in ''Super Mario 3D Land''.]]~~
	This stage as a whole is based on the [[Nintendo 3DS]] game ''{{iw\|mariowiki\|Super Mario 3D Land}}'', with each part of the level referencing levels from the game.		This stage as a whole is based on the [[Nintendo 3DS]] game ''{{iw\|mariowiki\|Super Mario 3D Land}}'', with each part of the level referencing levels from the game.

	The castle area is roughly based around {{iw\|mariowiki\|World 1-1\|Super Mario 3D Land}} with changes to layout of the platforms and the platforms themselves. The area is also a lot closer to {{iw\|mariowiki\|Peach's Castle}} than it was in ''Super Mario 3D Land'', and the {{iw\|mariowiki\|Tail Tree}} is notably absent. {{iw\|mariowiki\|Flip Panel\|platform}}s originate from {{iw\|mariowiki\|World 2-1\|Super Mario 3D Land}}, and while there they are usually activated by stepping on a switch on the ground, here they activate automatically. {{iw\|mariowiki\|Note Block}}s also appear in the game, originating from ''Super Mario Bros. 3'', and bouncing Mario and Luigi as they do fighters in ''Smash''; this block is two blocks long, as was often the case in ''Super Mario 3D Land''.		The castle area is roughly based around {{iw\|mariowiki\|World 1-1\|Super Mario 3D Land}} with changes to layout of the platforms and the platforms themselves. The area is also a lot closer to {{iw\|mariowiki\|Peach's Castle}} than it was in ''Super Mario 3D Land'', and the {{iw\|mariowiki\|Tail Tree}} is notably absent. {{iw\|mariowiki\|Flip Panel\|platform}}s originate from {{iw\|mariowiki\|World 2-1\|Super Mario 3D Land}}, and while there they are usually activated by stepping on a switch on the ground, here they activate automatically. {{iw\|mariowiki\|Note Block}}s also appear in the game, originating from ''Super Mario Bros. 3'', and bouncing Mario and Luigi as they do fighters in ''Smash''; this block is two blocks long, as was often the case in ''Super Mario 3D Land''.
			[[File:SM3DL World 8-2.png\|thumb\|World 8-2 in ''Super Mario 3D Land''.]]
	The valley area's closest resemblance is {{iw\|mariowiki\|World 8-2\|Super Mario 3D Land}}, in that both levels have steep rock cliffs with grass on top (some of the grass appears as orange in ''Ultimate''); however, the resemblance ends there, as the level in ''Super Mario 3D Land'' did not have moving platforms (other than ones that move in a circular pattern), or gray rocks protruding from the cliff sides. The cliff walls are also more red than they are in original game. Other than World 8-2, there are no levels that resemble the valley area.		The valley area's closest resemblance is {{iw\|mariowiki\|World 8-2\|Super Mario 3D Land}}, in that both levels have steep rock cliffs with grass on top (some of the grass appears as orange in ''Ultimate''); however, the resemblance ends there, as the level in ''Super Mario 3D Land'' did not have moving platforms (other than ones that move in a circular pattern), or gray rocks protruding from the cliff sides. The cliff walls are also more red than they are in original game. Other than World 8-2, there are no levels that resemble the valley area.

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	===''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate''===		===''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate''===
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	~~SSBUWebsiteMario2.jpg\|{{SSBU\|Mario}} [[taunting]] in front of the castle area as seen in ''Ultimate''.~~
	~~SSBUWebsiteRoy1.jpg\|{{SSBU\|Roy}} using his [[Counter]] on this stage in ''Ultimate''.~~
	~~SSBUWebsitePac-Man1.jpg\|{{SSBU\|Pac-Man}} idling on the stage.~~
	3D Land valley area SSBU.jpg\|The valley area		3D Land valley area SSBU.jpg\|The valley area
	3D Land Flip Panel.jpg\|A Flip Panel		3D Land Flip Panel.jpg\|A Flip Panel
	3D Land Note Block.jpg\|A [[Note Block]]		3D Land Note Block.jpg\|A [[Note Block]]
	3D Land Rotating platforms.jpg\|Rotating platforms		3D Land Rotating platforms.jpg\|Rotating platforms
	Skewer 3D Land.jpg\|A Skewer breaking through the stage.		Skewer 3D Land.jpg\|A Skewer breaking through the stage.
			SSBUWebsiteMario2.jpg\|{{SSBU\|Mario}} [[taunting]] in front of the castle area as seen in ''Ultimate''.
			SSBUWebsiteRoy1.jpg\|{{SSBU\|Roy}} using his [[Counter]] on this stage in ''Ultimate''.
			SSBUWebsitePac-Man1.jpg\|{{SSBU\|Pac-Man}} idling on the stage.
	</gallery>		</gallery>

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	SSBUWebsiteRoy1.jpg\|{{SSBU\|Roy}} using his [[Counter]] on this stage in ''Ultimate''.		SSBUWebsiteRoy1.jpg\|{{SSBU\|Roy}} using his [[Counter]] on this stage in ''Ultimate''.
	SSBUWebsitePac-Man1.jpg\|{{SSBU\|Pac-Man}} idling on the stage.		SSBUWebsitePac-Man1.jpg\|{{SSBU\|Pac-Man}} idling on the stage.
			3D Land valley area SSBU.jpg\|The valley area
			3D Land Flip Panel.jpg\|A Flip Panel
			3D Land Note Block.jpg\|A [[Note Block]]
			3D Land Rotating platforms.jpg\|Rotating platforms
			Skewer 3D Land.jpg\|A Skewer breaking through the stage.
	</gallery>		</gallery>

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	*{{SSBU\|Lucas}}		*{{SSBU\|Lucas}}
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	*{{SSBU\|Greninja}}
	*{{SSBU\|Corrin}}		*{{SSBU\|Corrin}}
	*{{SSBU\|Bayonetta}}		*{{SSBU\|Bayonetta}}

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