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(Undid edit by Omega Toad: It says "clone", not "semi-clone" or "pseudo-clone". This is how we refer to clones everywhere else on the Wiki, without the need for further useless qualifiers. Unless you are proposing we change every usage of the word clone when referring to near identical fighters as "near identical clones", there's no reason why that should be here) Tag: Undo |
(I think this should refer to their generic char pages... you know, in case the fighters re-appear in a future game. Also link shortening) |
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'''(The) Belmonts''' is a term used to refer to the Belmont family from the {{uv|Castlevania}} series. '' | '''(The) Belmonts''' is a term used to refer to the Belmont family from the {{uv|Castlevania}} series. ''{{b|Super Smash Bros.|series}}'' players use it to refer to [[Simon]] and [[Richter]] collectively; specifically, their ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'' incarnations, where they are [[clone]]s of each other: | ||
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Revision as of 11:25, October 30, 2021
(The) Belmonts is a term used to refer to the Belmont family from the Castlevania series. Super Smash Bros. players use it to refer to Simon and Richter collectively; specifically, their Super Smash Bros. Ultimate incarnations, where they are clones of each other:
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