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The Wombo Combo was "accidentally" performed on [[Battlefield (SSBM)|Battlefield]] by [[Smasher:Silent_Spectre|Silent Spectre]] ([[Captain Falcon (SSBM)|Captain Falcon]])/[[Smasher:Tang|Tang]] ([[Fox (SSBM)|Fox]]) and used on [[Zhu]], who was playing as Fox. Zhu's partner, {{Sm|Lucky}}, was KO'd shortly beforehand and thus the match became a 2 vs. 1. The combo consisted of a constant [[grab release]] followed up with a final combo culminating in a [[knee smash]] that did 77% damage to KO Zhu and end the match. SS and Tang went on to top the loser's bracket and push the grand finals to a second set where they ultimately lost to {{Sm|Mango}} and {{Sm|PsychoMidget}}. | The Wombo Combo was "accidentally" performed on [[Battlefield (SSBM)|Battlefield]] by [[Smasher:Silent_Spectre|Silent Spectre]] ([[Captain Falcon (SSBM)|Captain Falcon]])/[[Smasher:Tang|Tang]] ([[Fox (SSBM)|Fox]]) and used on [[Zhu]], who was playing as Fox. Zhu's partner, {{Sm|Lucky}}, was KO'd shortly beforehand and thus the match became a 2 vs. 1. The combo consisted of a constant [[grab release]] followed up with a final combo culminating in a [[knee smash]] that did 77% damage to KO Zhu and end the match. SS and Tang went on to top the loser's bracket and push the grand finals to a second set where they ultimately lost to {{Sm|Mango}} and {{Sm|PsychoMidget}}. | ||
The combo video later became extremely popular in other communities on the Internet, not just the ''Smash'' community; this is due to the video's humorous reactions that can be partially applied to a wide variety of other games, coining such phrases as "That ain't Falco!", and "Get yo | The combo video later became extremely popular in other communities on the Internet, not just the ''Smash'' community; this is due to the video's humorous reactions that can be partially applied to a wide variety of other games, coining such phrases as "That ain't Falco!", and "Get yo a** whooped!". The commentary has since been applied to other combos to give the video humor value. A modified "You mad 'cause I'm stylin' on you" video was later uploaded with commentary from the Wombo Combo video, where Mango, Phil, and HomeMadeWaffles yell their signature quotes as a fight breaks out when the talking man opposite the one in front of the camera is punched. | ||
Based on the commentary from the previous match of the set, the term "Wombo Combo" existed before the match as one of two things: the combo of [[shine]] to [[up smash]], or any impressive team combo. Of course once the combo occured, any previous connotations were completely forgotten, with the term now exclusively referring to this specific combo. | Based on the commentary from the previous match of the set, the term "Wombo Combo" existed before the match as one of two things: the combo of [[shine]] to [[up smash]], or any impressive team combo. Of course once the combo occured, any previous connotations were completely forgotten, with the term now exclusively referring to this specific combo. | ||
Revision as of 15:08, November 7, 2012
The Wombo Combo refers to both a combo and a video from the competitive Smash community. The video itself is from a California tournament with commentary by HomeMade Waffles, Phil, and Mango in response to an impromptu combo started by Silent Spectre and Tang against Zhu.
Origin
The Wombo Combo was "accidentally" performed on Battlefield by Silent Spectre (Captain Falcon)/Tang (Fox) and used on Zhu, who was playing as Fox. Zhu's partner, Lucky, was KO'd shortly beforehand and thus the match became a 2 vs. 1. The combo consisted of a constant grab release followed up with a final combo culminating in a knee smash that did 77% damage to KO Zhu and end the match. SS and Tang went on to top the loser's bracket and push the grand finals to a second set where they ultimately lost to Mango and PsychoMidget.
The combo video later became extremely popular in other communities on the Internet, not just the Smash community; this is due to the video's humorous reactions that can be partially applied to a wide variety of other games, coining such phrases as "That ain't Falco!", and "Get yo a** whooped!". The commentary has since been applied to other combos to give the video humor value. A modified "You mad 'cause I'm stylin' on you" video was later uploaded with commentary from the Wombo Combo video, where Mango, Phil, and HomeMadeWaffles yell their signature quotes as a fight breaks out when the talking man opposite the one in front of the camera is punched.
Based on the commentary from the previous match of the set, the term "Wombo Combo" existed before the match as one of two things: the combo of shine to up smash, or any impressive team combo. Of course once the combo occured, any previous connotations were completely forgotten, with the term now exclusively referring to this specific combo.
"Sequels" to the Wombo Combo
Wombo Combo 2
A later reenactment of the Wombo Combo was during a match between SS and Tang vs. Phil + Falcomist on Corneria. The tournament that this event was taken was in the CGC @ SFSU IX(9) (Bi-Weeklies) Grand Finals 2.2 in San Francisco, CA. The date that this was taken was 05/02/09. The commentary was by HomeMadeWaffles and Replicate.
This sequel is the only Wombo Combo video to not take place on Battlefield.
Lunch money combo
The lunch money combo was performed in a match between SS/Tang vs Shroomed/D.P on Battlefield (the same stage as the original Wombo Combo). The tournament that this event was taken was in the CGC @ SFSU XIII(13) Winners Finals 1.3 in San Francisco, CA. The date that this event was taken was 11/7/09. The commentary was by HMW and Darrell.
The UGS combo
Commonly considered the European version of the Wombo Combo, the UGS combo was done by Armada (Peach) and Aniolas (Sheik) on a Falco on Battlefield (note the connection to the quote "That ain't Falco!" from the original video). A remixed video was later made, featuring audio from the original Wombo Combo video.
