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|{{SSBUMusicLink|F-Zero|Mute City (Original)}} | |{{SSBUMusicLink|F-Zero|Mute City (Original)}} | ||
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*The Dr. Mario puppet fighter and battle conditions | *The Dr. Mario puppet fighter and battle conditions represent Dr. Stewart, a surgeon with advanced paramedical skills. The puppet fighter's yellow costume references the coloration of Dr. Stewart's outfit. | ||
*The stage and music | *The stage and music represent Dr. Stewart's debut in ''F-Zero''. The stage and music also references Mute City being Dr. Stewart's planet of origin. | ||
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|{{SSBUMusicLink|F-Zero|Red Canyon}} | |{{SSBUMusicLink|F-Zero|Red Canyon}} | ||
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*The Mega Man puppet fighter and battle conditions | *The Mega Man puppet fighter and battle conditions represent the Mighty Gazelle, a racer who was originally human, but was injured in a fatal accident and became a cyborg due to the injuries his body sustained. | ||
*In World of Light, the raceway where Mighty Gazelle's spirit is located is occupied by racing-based spirits, as the Mighty Gazelle is a racer. | *In World of Light, the raceway where Mighty Gazelle's spirit is located is occupied by racing-based spirits, as the Mighty Gazelle is a racer. | ||
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*The Captain Falcon puppet fighter represents Baba, an overconfident and boastful racer. | *The Captain Falcon puppet fighter represents Baba, an overconfident and boastful racer. | ||
*The music represents Baba's debut in ''F-Zero X''. | *The music represents Baba's debut in ''F-Zero X''. | ||
*The stamina battle | *The stamina battle condition references how F-Zero vehicles have health which can be depleted, resulting in retirement if completely emptied. The second battle condition references Baba's training which boosts his physical acuity. | ||
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*The blue R.O.B. minion fighter references the color scheme of Mr. EAD's vehicle, the Great Star, and how it was created using parts from Mr. EAD's android brother. | *The blue R.O.B. minion fighter references the color scheme of Mr. EAD's vehicle, the Great Star, and how it was created using parts from Mr. EAD's android brother. | ||
*The stage references to the Great Star appearing as a platform. | *The stage references to the Great Star appearing as a platform. | ||
*The second and third battle condition | *The second and third battle condition reference the Great Star's high weight, which makes it suitable for ramming. | ||
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|{{SSBUMusicLink|F-Zero|Fire Field (Remix)}} | |{{SSBUMusicLink|F-Zero|Fire Field (Remix)}} | ||
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*The Wolf puppet fighter and battle conditions | *The Wolf puppet fighter and battle conditions represent Bio Rex, a sentient, carnivorous predator with a ravenous appetite. The puppet fighter's blue costume references the blueish coloration of Bio Rex's armor. | ||
*The stage references Bio Rex's vehicle, Big Fang, appearing as a stage hazard. | *The stage references Bio Rex's vehicle, Big Fang, appearing as a stage hazard. | ||
*In World of Light, the raceway where Bio Rex's spirit is located is occupied by racing-based spirits, as Bio Rex is a racer. | *In World of Light, the raceway where Bio Rex's spirit is located is occupied by racing-based spirits, as Bio Rex is a racer. | ||
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|{{SSBUMusicLink|F-Zero|Car Select}} | |{{SSBUMusicLink|F-Zero|Car Select}} | ||
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*The red Captain Falcon puppet fighters | *The red Captain Falcon puppet fighters represent Blood Falcon, the enhanced clone of Captain Falcon. The two puppet fighters references how there is more than one Blood Falcon, which is mentioned in ''F-Zero GX'' and reaffirmed in the ''F-Zero: GP Legend'' anime. | ||
*The battle conditions | *The battle conditions reference Blood Falcon's vehicle, Blood Hawk, being similar to Captain Falcon's Blue Falcon, except with higher speed in exchange for lower traction. | ||
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*The Ken puppet fighter represents Jack Levin, a popular former member of a pop-group with blonde hair. The puppet fighter's blue costume references the coloration of Jack's outfit. | *The Ken puppet fighter represents Jack Levin, a popular former member of a pop-group with blonde hair. The puppet fighter's blue costume references the coloration of Jack's outfit. | ||
*The three female Wii Fit Trainer minion fighters | *The three female Wii Fit Trainer minion fighters reference Jack's celebrity status in the ''F-Zero'' series, which mostly consists of a large female fanbase. | ||
*The music represents Jack's debut in ''F-Zero X''. | *The music represents Jack's debut in ''F-Zero X''. | ||
*In World of Light, the raceway where Jack's spirit is located is occupied by racing-based spirits, as Jack is a racer. | *In World of Light, the raceway where Jack's spirit is located is occupied by racing-based spirits, as Jack is a racer. | ||
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*The Snake puppet fighter likely references both Snake and Zoda being armed with a gun holster strapped to their thigh. | *The Snake puppet fighter likely references both Snake and Zoda being armed with a gun holster strapped to their thigh. | ||
*The puppet fighter | *The puppet fighter starting off with a Lip's Stick, references the machine pump on Zoda's head, which filters adrenaline and dopamine directly into his body, giving him an unhinged demeanor. | ||
*The Motion-Sensor Bomb items references Zoda sabotaging races by deliberately retiring other racers, killing two in one instance. The item also references to his vehicle, the Death Anchor, being a remodeled missile that is still installed with a self-destruct mechanism. | *The Motion-Sensor Bomb items references Zoda sabotaging races by deliberately retiring other racers, killing two in one instance. The item also references to his vehicle, the Death Anchor, being a remodeled missile that is still installed with a self-destruct mechanism. | ||
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