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*Min Min is the second fighter whose system of origin is the Nintendo Switch, following Byleth (discounting ''{{iw|fireemblemwiki|Fire Emblem Heroes}}''). | *Min Min is the second fighter whose system of origin is the Nintendo Switch, following Byleth (discounting ''{{iw|fireemblemwiki|Fire Emblem Heroes}}''). | ||
*Perhaps coincidentally, Min Min's [[neutral attack#Rapid jabs|rapid jab]] bears a slight resemblance to {{iw|wikipedia|Chun-Li}}'s Hyakuretsukyaku in {{uv|Street Fighter}}. Like Chun-Li, Min Min hails from a fighting game, and is a practitioner of {{iw|wikipedia|Chinese martial arts}}. | *Perhaps coincidentally, Min Min's [[neutral attack#Rapid jabs|rapid jab]] bears a slight resemblance to {{iw|wikipedia|Chun-Li}}'s Hyakuretsukyaku in {{uv|Street Fighter}}. Like Chun-Li, Min Min hails from a fighting game, and is a practitioner of {{iw|wikipedia|Chinese martial arts}}. | ||
*Min Min, [[Ness]] and [[ | *Min Min, [[Ness]], [[Lucas]], and [[Kazuya]] are the only fighters to have a [[reflect]]or that is not a [[special move]]. | ||
** | **Three of these reflectors are [[smash attack]]s. However, Min Min's reflector is her up smash instead of her forward smash, unlike Ness and Lucas. | ||
*Interestingly, while Min Min's name is spelled identically to English in the Japanese ''ARMS'' official website, the Japanese, Chinese and Korean versions of ''Ultimate'' spell it as a single word ("MinMin"). | *Interestingly, while Min Min's name is spelled identically to English in the Japanese ''ARMS'' official website, the Japanese, Chinese and Korean versions of ''Ultimate'' spell it as a single word ("MinMin"). | ||
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