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|description = The lithe Marth challenges Link in a battle of steel! | |description = The lithe Marth challenges Link in a battle of steel! | ||
|character = [[Marth (SSBM)|Marth]] (2 | |character = [[Marth (SSBM)|Marth]] (2 [[stock]]s) | ||
|enemies = [[Link (SSBM)|Link]] (2 | |enemies = [[Link (SSBM)|Link]] (2 stocks) | ||
|stage = [[Hyrule: Temple|Temple]] | |stage = [[Hyrule: Temple|Temple]] | ||
|music = ''Fire Emblem'' | |music = ''Fire Emblem'' | ||
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'''Event 41: En Garde!''' is one of the 51 [[Event Match | '''Event 41: En Garde!''' is one of the 51 [[Event Match]]es of the [[Event Mode]] in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]''. In this match, it is a solo battle between [[Marth (SSBM)|Marth]] and [[Link (SSBM)|Link]]. Both have two [[stock]]s each. The battle takes place on [[Temple]], with the ''Fire Emblem'' music playing. | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*En Garde is a | *''En Garde'' (French for "on guard") is a phrase commonly used to begin a sword fight, thus explaining its use in the event between the two swordsmen. | ||
{{Event | {{Event Melee}} | ||
[[Category:Event Matches]] | [[Category:Event Matches]] | ||
Revision as of 19:28, January 8, 2011
| Event 41 En Garde! | |
|---|---|
| Official description | The lithe Marth challenges Link in a battle of steel! |
| Character(s) used | Marth (2 stocks) |
| Opponent(s) | Link (2 stocks) |
| Stage(s) | Temple |
| Music | Fire Emblem |
| Availability | Unlockable |
Event 41: En Garde! is one of the 51 Event Matches of the Event Mode in Super Smash Bros. Melee. In this match, it is a solo battle between Marth and Link. Both have two stocks each. The battle takes place on Temple, with the Fire Emblem music playing.
Trivia
- En Garde (French for "on guard") is a phrase commonly used to begin a sword fight, thus explaining its use in the event between the two swordsmen.
