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A '''Smash Taunt''' ({{ja|スマッシュアピール}})<ref>[http://www.smashbros.com/en_us/howto/technique/technique11.html Name Confirmation]</ref> is | A '''Smash Taunt''' ({{ja|スマッシュアピール}})<ref>[http://www.smashbros.com/en_us/howto/technique/technique11.html Name Confirmation]</ref> is an [[easter egg]] that alows certain [[character]]s to perform a special [[taunt]] on certain [[stage]]s, more specifically the [[Star Fox (universe)|Star Fox]] characters on the Star Fox stages (''see: [[Star Fox Smash Taunt]]''), and [[Snake (SSBB)|Snake]] on [[Shadow Moses Island]] (''see: [[Snake's Codec Messages]]''). | ||
Once one of the characters successfully initiates the taunt, he will do a pose lasting several seconds. During this time, the character can't move, and if he's hit the taunt will be cancelled. However, if the pose is completed without [[flinching]], the radio conversations will begin. If the character who did the Smash Taunt is [[KO]]'d during the conversation, it will abruptly come to a halt, and, in Snake's case, include a humorous conclusion based on the Game Over from the [[Metal Gear Solid]] series. In ''Melee'', however, being KO'd is not even necessary; the characters only need to flinch to end it. | Once one of the characters successfully initiates the taunt, he will do a pose lasting several seconds. During this time, the character can't move, and if he's hit the taunt will be cancelled. However, if the pose is completed without [[flinching]], the radio conversations will begin. If the character who did the Smash Taunt is [[KO]]'d during the conversation, it will abruptly come to a halt, and, in Snake's case, include a humorous conclusion based on the Game Over from the [[Metal Gear Solid]] series. In ''Melee'', however, being KO'd is not even necessary; the characters only need to flinch to end it. | ||
