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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
<!--Takamaru's consideration for SSB4 playability is already mentioned in the section above; do not include it here--> | <!--Takamaru's consideration for SSB4 playability is already mentioned in the section above; do not include it here--> | ||
*Even though Takamaru has an English | *Even though Takamaru has an English voice actor for his appearance in ''Samurai Warriors 3'', Takamaru is only voiced in Japanese in his appearances in the ''Smash Bros.'' franchise. | ||
**This makes him one of | **This makes him one of five characters to have an English voice actor yet not be voiced in English in ''Smash'', with the others being [[Yuri Kozukata]], [[Mewtwo]], [[Hero|Luminary]], and [[Cloud Strife]]. | ||
*Despite being depicted as a {{s|wikipedia|samurai}} in all of his appearances before being an Assist Trophy in ''Super Smash Bros. 4'', Takamaru is mislabeled as being a {{s|wikipedia|ninja}} in the English translations of his character Trophy. He is even shown wielding a {{s|wikipedia|ninjatō}}, a weapon associated with ninja, rather than wielding the {{s|wikipedia|katana}} like his previous incarnations. | *Despite being depicted as a {{s|wikipedia|samurai}} in all of his appearances before being an Assist Trophy in ''Super Smash Bros. 4'', Takamaru is mislabeled as being a {{s|wikipedia|ninja}} in the English translations of his character Trophy. He is even shown wielding a {{s|wikipedia|ninjatō}}, a weapon associated with ninja, rather than wielding the {{s|wikipedia|katana}} like his previous incarnations. | ||
*In the Wii U version, the "Game Releases" section of the trophy description only mentions ''The Mysterious Murasame Castle'''s international debut on the [[Virtual Console]] in 2014, and not its original Japanese release on the Famicom in 1986. | *In the Wii U version, the "Game Releases" section of the trophy description only mentions ''The Mysterious Murasame Castle'''s international debut on the [[Virtual Console]] in 2014, and not its original Japanese release on the Famicom in 1986. | ||
