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*As Food and Maxim Tomatoes are considered '''food''' items in ''Melee'', the only way to get the Wimp bonus is by using three or more Heart Containers as the only items. Therefore, it always overlaps with the Heartthrob bonus. | *As Food and Maxim Tomatoes are considered '''food''' items in ''Melee'', the only way to get the Wimp bonus is by using three or more Heart Containers as the only items. Therefore, it always overlaps with the Heartthrob bonus. | ||
*If the player performs a [[0-Second Melee]], it is possible for one character to be rewarded both the First Place and Last Place bonuses. | *If the player performs a [[0-Second Melee]], it is possible for one character to be rewarded both the First Place and Last Place bonuses. | ||
*If | *If {{SSBM|Master Hand}} is used via the [[Name Entry glitch]], he will get the Pacifist bonus even if he attacks. This occurs because the inputs for his attacks are not the same as other characters. | ||
*As Luigi's taunt meteor smashes opponents and is also the only taunt capable of KOing opponents, Poser KO always overlaps with the Meteor Smash bonus. | *As Luigi's taunt meteor smashes opponents and is also the only taunt capable of KOing opponents, Poser KO always overlaps with the Meteor Smash bonus. | ||
*The "Switzerland" bonus is a reference to [[wikipedia:Switzerland|the actual country of the same name]], which has famously followed a strict policy of [[wikipedia:Neutrality (international relations)|total neutrality]] since 1815, the most famous use of this being the nation's neutrality in both World Wars. | *The "Switzerland" bonus is a reference to [[wikipedia:Switzerland|the actual country of the same name]], which has famously followed a strict policy of [[wikipedia:Neutrality (international relations)|total neutrality]] since 1815, the most famous use of this being the nation's neutrality in both World Wars. | ||