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**[[Death]] debuted in the same game as his weapon in the Smash series as a boss with Death's Scythe in [[Dracula's Castle|the ''Castlevania'' stage]]. [[Lip]], however debut in ''Ultimate'' as an Assist Spirit which was three subsequent installments later when her weapon debut. (while a [[Sticker]] named "Flower Fairy Lip" appears in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'', the character on the Sticker is actually Furil from ''Nintendo Puzzle Collection'', a similar-looking but distinct character). | **[[Death]] debuted in the same game as his weapon in the Smash series as a boss with Death's Scythe in [[Dracula's Castle|the ''Castlevania'' stage]]. [[Lip]], however debut in ''Ultimate'' as an Assist Spirit which was three subsequent installments later when her weapon debut. (while a [[Sticker]] named "Flower Fairy Lip" appears in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'', the character on the Sticker is actually Furil from ''Nintendo Puzzle Collection'', a similar-looking but distinct character). | ||
*Death’s Scythe is the first third-party item (that isn't character generated in their moveset, such as [[Snake]]'s [[Hand Grenade]], [[Mega Man]]'s [[Metal Blade]], and [[Pac-Man]]'s [[Bonus Fruit]]) to come from a series represented with a playable character. | *Death’s Scythe is the first third-party item (that isn't character generated in their moveset, such as [[Snake]]'s [[Hand Grenade]], [[Mega Man]]'s [[Metal Blade]], and [[Pac-Man]]'s [[Bonus Fruit]]) to come from a series represented with a playable character. | ||
*If the Death's Scythe KOs a buried character, the "Special Zoom" effect will occur twice. | |||
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