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*The trophy description of the Fan in ''Brawl'' states that whacking foes with it turns them around. However, this is only true for the Fan's [[tilt]] attack. All other attacks with the Fan simply send the foe toward (neutral) or behind the user (smash).
*The trophy description of the Fan in ''Brawl'' states that whacking foes with it turns them around. However, this is only true for the Fan's [[tilt]] attack. All other attacks with the Fan simply send the foe toward (neutral) or behind the user (smash).
*The Fan, [[Spring]], [[Team Healer]], [[Egg]] and [[Red Shell]] are the only items to have been removed after appearing in multiple ''Super Smash Bros.'' titles, with the Fan appearing in three games prior to its removal.
*The Fan, [[Spring]], [[Team Healer]], [[Egg]] and [[Red Shell]] are the only items to have been removed after appearing in multiple ''Super Smash Bros.'' titles, with the Fan appearing in three games prior to its removal.
*Coincidentally, the Japanese name for the Fan, which is Harisen, matches the Japanese name for {{SSBU|Banjo & Kazooie}}'s [[Forward smash|forward smash]]. This could be a reference to a manzai act where someone hits another person on the head with a paper fan, while Banjo similarly hits people with Kazooie.
*Coincidentally, the Japanese name for the Fan, which is Harisen, matches the Japanese name for {{SSBU|Banjo & Kazooie}}'s [[Forward smash|forward smash]] ("Breegull Bash" in English, "Harisen Kazooie" in Japanese). This could be a reference to a manzai act where someone hits another person on the head with a paper fan, while Banjo similarly hits people with Kazooie.  Masahiro Sakurai ruminates on the differences in the move's names while demonstrating Banjo & Kazooie's moveset in [[Mr._Sakurai_Presents#Mr. Sakurai Presents "Banjo & Kazooie"|video presentation of ''Ultimate's'' Challenger Pack 3]].




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