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In the [[Super Smash Bros. (universe)|Super Smash Bros. series]], each character has a different number of '''palette swaps''' (also '''colour changes''') - alternate costumes that they may wear, usually either for the purpose of distinguishing themselves from other players who are using the same character or for the purpose of distinguishing allies from opponents in [[team battle]]s, or just for the purpose of choosing the player's favorite palette swap. These different costumes usually alter only the character's colour scheme in a true palette swap fashion, but some, namely [[Pikachu]], {{SSBM|Pichu}}, [[Jigglypuff]], and {{SSBB|Sonic}}, incorporate modeled accessories. | In the [[Super Smash Bros. (universe)|Super Smash Bros. series]], each character has a different number of '''palette swaps''' (also '''colour changes''') - alternate costumes that they may wear, usually either for the purpose of distinguishing themselves from other players who are using the same character or for the purpose of distinguishing allies from opponents in [[team battle]]s, or just for the purpose of choosing the player's favorite palette swap. These different costumes usually alter only the character's colour scheme in a true palette swap fashion, but some, namely [[Pikachu]], {{SSBM|Pichu}}, [[Jigglypuff]], and {{SSBB|Sonic}}, incorporate modeled accessories. | ||
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Players may choose their character's costume on the character selection screen, and, with the exception of [[team battle]]s, two players may not pick the same | Players may choose their character's costume on the character selection screen, and, with the exception of [[team battle]]s, two players may not pick the same color if they use the same character. In ''[[Brawl]]'', choosing [[Random#Random character/stage select|Random]] will randomize the character as well as the character's costume. Each character in every Smash game has a default color, and at least three alternate colors, making for a minimum total of four color choices. Three of these four colors are red, green and blue, one of which a character must wear when participating in a team battle, in order to represent the red, green or blue team. Some characters possess a default color that also represents a team color; for example, [[Mario]]'s default color is red, so he wears his default costume when fighting on a red team. In the original ''[[Super Smash Bros]]'', [[Samus]] and [[Captain Falcon]]'s blue costumes and Captain Falcon, Mario, [[Kirby]], and Donkey Kong's green costumes could not be selected during regular matches and were only usable for the purpose of team battles. | ||
==Costume appearance== | ==Costume appearance== | ||