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[[File:CaptainFabulous.jpg|thumb|Captain Falcon's pink and white attire, dubbed "Captain Fabulous" by fans.]] | [[File:CaptainFabulous.jpg|thumb|Captain Falcon's pink and white attire, dubbed "Captain Fabulous" by fans.]] | ||
Costumes can sometimes come into play too - Captain Falcon's pink-and-white outfit, often dubbed 'Captain Fabulous' by Brawl players, is often chosen for more light-hearted matches, along with Meta Knight's jester-like pink and yellow attire, and Luigi's pink and red outfit. | Costumes can sometimes come into play too - Captain Falcon's pink-and-white outfit, often dubbed 'Captain Fabulous' by ''Brawl'' players, is often chosen for more light-hearted matches, along with Meta Knight's jester-like pink and yellow attire, and Luigi's pink and red outfit. | ||
When one player takes the match seriously, where other players are having a taunt match, they may often team up against the serious player. This can be achieved though many tactics, the easiest being intentional [[SD]]s to rack up a taunter's score. Another example would be [[Mr. Game & Watch (SSBB)|Mr. Game & Watch]] using [[Oil Panic]], charged by a strong energy [[projectile]], usually for a [[one-hit KO]]. | When one player takes the match seriously, where other players are having a taunt match, they may often team up against the serious player. This can be achieved though many tactics, the easiest being intentional [[SD]]s to rack up a taunter's score. Another example would be [[Mr. Game & Watch (SSBB)|Mr. Game & Watch]] using [[Oil Panic]], charged by a strong energy [[projectile]], usually for a [[one-hit KO]]. | ||