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'''10-Man Melee''' and '''10-Man Brawl''' and '''10-Man Smash''' are [[Multi-Man mode]]s in ''[[ | '''10-Man Melee''' and '''10-Man Brawl''' and '''10-Man Smash''' are [[Multi-Man mode]]s in ''[[Melee]]'', ''[[Brawl]]'' and ''[[SSB4]]'', respectively. They challenge the player to defeat ten opponents ([[Fighting Wire Frames]] in ''Melee'', and [[Fighting Alloy Team|Fighting Alloys]] in ''Brawl'', and [[Fighting Mii Team]] in ''SSB4'') without falling from the [[stage]], [[Self-destruct]]ing, or being KO'd. Multi-Man Mode is always played on the respective version of the [[Battlefield]] stage. These are the shortest and perhaps easiest of all Multi-Man events, usually taking between 20 and 30 seconds to complete for an amateur player, though world records are all within roughly 6 and 7 seconds. In 10-Man Melee, each Fighting Wire Frame appears to be weaker than the last. In 10-Man Brawl, the last opponent the player faces is always a CPU controlled version of their character. When played in Co-op, the last opponent is a CPU copy of player 1's character. The Alloys and Wire Frames are not as skilled as the ones in 100 Man Brawl/Melee or Endless Brawl/Melee but are still capable of [[KO]]ing an opponent if in a large pack. | ||
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Revision as of 16:10, September 25, 2014
10-Man Melee and 10-Man Brawl and 10-Man Smash are Multi-Man modes in Melee, Brawl and SSB4, respectively. They challenge the player to defeat ten opponents (Fighting Wire Frames in Melee, and Fighting Alloys in Brawl, and Fighting Mii Team in SSB4) without falling from the stage, Self-destructing, or being KO'd. Multi-Man Mode is always played on the respective version of the Battlefield stage. These are the shortest and perhaps easiest of all Multi-Man events, usually taking between 20 and 30 seconds to complete for an amateur player, though world records are all within roughly 6 and 7 seconds. In 10-Man Melee, each Fighting Wire Frame appears to be weaker than the last. In 10-Man Brawl, the last opponent the player faces is always a CPU controlled version of their character. When played in Co-op, the last opponent is a CPU copy of player 1's character. The Alloys and Wire Frames are not as skilled as the ones in 100 Man Brawl/Melee or Endless Brawl/Melee but are still capable of KOing an opponent if in a large pack.
