Princess Peach (SSBB)

This article is about Peach's appearance in Super Smash Bros. Brawl. For other uses, see Princess Peach.

Peach
Princess Peach
Universe	Mario
Appears in	SSBM SSBB
Availability	Starter

Originally shown in the Subspace Emissary trailer, Peach (ピーチ, Pīchi) was later confirmed as a playable character on August 17. Her play style appears to be relatively unchanged, as she still possesses her floating ability, as well as her four distinct Special Moves. She has, however, been updated graphically.

Pros and Cons

Pros:

• Can Float.
• Auto-Floating allows use of aerials at ground level, allowing for a highly-integrated ground and air game, and removing the need for dashing
• Between the float, her second jump, her parasol, and small contributions by the Peach Bomber and Toad, she has the longest and most versatile horizontal recoveries in the game.
• Her Turnips are useful projectiles, especially for edgeguarding.
• There is a chance of pulling a Bob-omb or Beam Sword when using Vegetable.
• Down Smash and Up Smash are quick and have several powerful, high priority hits.
• Neutral attack slap good for disrupting combos and grabs, as well as starting combos of her own.
• Forward Aerial Crown Slap a great horizontal killer.
• Peach Bomber has excellent range.
• Turnips can be used over and over.
• Can Glide Toss her Turnips.
• Turnips disappear once they touch a shield and opponents can't grab it.

Cons:

• Floaty.
• Light
• Dash attack a little weak.
• Slow dash speed (4th slowest dash speed in the game).
• Vertical recovery is rather poor.
• Shortest vertical mid-air jump in the game (Slightly shorter than Link's & Ganondorf's)
• Noticeable ending lag if you fail to connect with Peach Bomber.
• Dies vertically at relatively low percents.

Changes from Melee to Brawl

• Dash attack does two hits
• Down Smash range decreased, no longer sucks in as easily
• Turnips disappear when they hit a shield or attack
• Larger chance of pulling a Beam Sword, Bob-omb, or Mr. Saturn when Vegetable is used
• Can no longer float cancel
• Aerial movement speed has decreased, no longer in the Top 5 like it was in Melee
• Peach Bomber releases a cloud of hearts instead of an explosion (possibly a homage to Super Princess Peach)
• Parasol design is from Super Paper Mario
• Second jump has become much shorter with lesser animations
• Peach Bomber covers more distance than in Melee
• Similar to the Peach Bomber, her up-tilt now releases a small cloud of hearts
• Parasol does more horizontal recovery
• Parasol and Toad can KO now
• Different Voice Actress. (Peach was voiced by Jen Taylor in Melee, while Samantha Kelly voiced Peach in Brawl)
• New, carefree walk animation.
• Updated look from recent appearances

Role in The Subspace Emissary

Peach and Zelda both watched Mario and Kirby's match near the beginning of The Subspace Emissary. After the match is won, both Peach and Zelda run to their aid when the Subspace Army attacks. After defeating all of the Primids, the Ancient Minister appears, and drops a Subspace Bomb, which is quickly armed by two R.O.B.s. Mario is blasted away by a cannonball when he attempts to disarm the Subspace Bomb, while Peach and Zelda are both captured by Petey Piranha. At this point, it is up to the player to decide which one to save. In a cutscene, Kirby delivers a final blow to Petey Piranha, who then becomes engulfed in flames and explodes shortly after. Kirby and Peach/Zelda land safely away from the explosion. They turn to see Wario appear, his eyes on Zelda/Peach, who has been freed from her cage as well, but seems somewhat weak; she is also a little farther away from the others. Wario is carrying a device called a Dark Cannon, which he points at the tired Zelda/Peach, charges it up, and fires the blast. A black arrow extends from the device and hits Zelda/Peach in the chest, knocking her into the air. She is then turned into a trophy, which Wario takes and runs. Peach/Zelda and Kirby are shocked by this and begin to escape when Kirby sees the Subspace Bomb, which only has five seconds left. Kirby and Peach/Zelda take off as the bomb hits zero, and a blast of Subspace engulfs the stadium. Luckily, Kirby and Peach/Zelda escape on a Warp Star at the last minute. They fly through the air, pursued by the Halberd, before they are forced to land on it. Soon after, an Arwing (piloted by Fox) gets shot down, blowing Peach/Zelda and Kirby off the Halberd as it falls and onto the ground below.

Later, Peach/Zelda is attacked by Bowser, who transforms her into a trophy, and leaves a Shadowbug clone in her place. The clone attempts to shoot a passing Mario/Link with a Dark Cannon, but Link/Pit destroys the cannon and fights the clone with his partner. Unfortunately, Mario/Link sees the fake trophy of the princess dissolving at Link's/Mario's feet, and Mario and Pit faces off against Link and Yoshi. Peach/Zelda is brought to the Halberd and imprisoned in a cage along with Zelda/Peach.

While infiltrating the Halberd, Meta Knight, Lucario, and Snake enter a room where they find the princesses, but before they could save them, Shadowbugs engulf their trophies to create clones that attack the three. After restoring the princesses, Snake signals them to stay where they are while he and the others retake the ship. However, Peach and Zelda (as Sheik) strike out on their own to investigate the matter themselves. They make their way to the Halberd's top deck, just as Fox attacks the ship, again in his Arwing. Peach calmly walks in during the fire-fight with her parasol, but when some of the Arwing's blasters nearly hits her, Sheik forces Fox to eject by breaking through the cockpit. As the two begin to fight, Peach stops them by offering them tea, which they both accept.

Meta Knight, Snake, and Lucario discover that the Halberd is being piloted by Mr. Game & Watch clones, which Snake knocks out the window and onto the deck below. The clones revert into Shadowbugs, which transform into a boss named Duon. Fortunately, Peach, Sheik, and Fox are joined by Snake and Lucario, along with Falco. When Duon is defeated, the real Mr. Game & Watch's trophy is left behind as the Shadowbugs float away. Fox prepares to blast the trophy, but Peach casually walks over and revives him, scolding him when he awakes. Peach then gives him her parasol as a token of friendship.

Single Event Matches

• Event 28: Flower Blooms in the Echoes- Note: All of the leaves on the right flower must turn red in order for the flower to bloom on top. You are free to KO Olimar and complete the event solo.

• Event 34: All-Star Battle Melee- Select your player and take on the 8 newcomers at Pokemon Stadium 2.

• Event 35: The Visitor to Flat Zone- As Mr. Game & Watch, KO Peach, Toon Link and Jigglypuff on Flat Zone 2. All three opponents have the "Game & Watch" effect on their models.

Co-op Events

Co-Op Event 11: The Great Remodeling Battle: As Peach and Luigi, earn 300 coin without breaking Luigi's Mansion.

Co-Op Event 21: The True All-Star Battle: Select your characters and take on the entire roster on Battlefield.

Moveset

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Ground Attacks

Normal

• Dash A - is weaker than in Melee but hits twice
• Neutral A - does a simple two slap combo, low damage but fast and good for keeping players away from you
• Forward Tilt - does a 180 degree high kick that deals about 14% up close or less further away
• Up Tilt - puts her hand up and makes a heart cloud, is stronger than in melee but can only hit people in the air
• Down Tilt - is like in Melee, it can meteor smash and has good ko potential

Smash

• Forward Smash - Pulls out either a frying pan, tennis racket or golf club and hits an enemy with it, damage and knockback vary with each weapon
• Up Smash - Deals a good fast attack that has good knockback
• Down Smash - is not as powerful as in melee but slightly faster and easy to hit with

Aerial Attacks

• Neutral Air - spins around with her arms out, deals 13% damage with decent knockback and is quick
• Forward Air - this has a bit of delay before it but deals 15% damage with good horizontal knock back
• Back Air - hits anyone behind her with her butt, deals 14% damage and is like the Melee version
• Up Air - does a kick upward, not as strong konock back because in Melee it did low knockback at low damage but alot at high damage
• Down Air - is like in melee, does a series of downward kicks and the last kick has some upward knockback

Grabs & Throws

• Pummel - uses her high-heel to stomp grabbed opponents for 2% damage
• Back Throw - puts the enemy behind and hits them with the hip. It deals 11% damage total.
• Forward Throw - she slaps the enemy, it has a decent knockback if used against high damaged opponents. Deals 11% damage.
• Up Throw - the opponent is moved upwards and then is hit with her hands, it deals 8% damage.
• Down Throw - it hits the enemy with her butt and deals 7% damage; great for chain-grabbing heavy characters at low percents.

Snake’s Codec Message

Snake: Mei Ling, tell me what you know about Peach.

Mei Ling: Princess Peach is the beloved ruler of the Mushroom Kingdom. She’s been kidnapped numerous times by Bowser.

S: Sounds pretty serious...

M: Yes, but every time it happens, Mario ends up saving her. Sure, he may not look like your ideal “knight in shining armor.” A little on the short side, I’d say... But still, don’t you think it’s romantic? I mean, to have a guy who’s always there for you?

S: If he was smart, he’d tell her to stop getting kidnapped.

M: ... You don’t get a lot of dates, do you, Snake?

Special Movements

Taunts

Up: Takes her parasol out and spins it, saying "Sweet".

Side: Sings and dances in a taunting manner ("Ring Around the Rosie") while holding her dress, and musical notes appear.

Down: Spins around, winks, points, bends a little and says "Uh-huh!". (Same animation as Melee, but with changed sounds)

On-Screen Appearance

Appears spinning with her parasol, and says "Hi!"

Victory Pose

• Victory Theme: Mushroom Kingdom Theme
• Spins and waves to the screen, saying "Oh, did I win?"
• Swings her arm out and puts it behind her, saying "Peachy!"
• Turns to her left and says "This is fun!"

Wii Remote Choice

Says "Sweet". Sounds similar to her Melee taunt then her Brawl.

Credits Music

• Title/Ending (Super Mario World)

Trivia

• In the Subspace Emissary, when Peach jumps on the giant fan located in a secret door, she can´t get down when she is in the part that blows air.

• Peach's yellow costume makes her resemble Princess Daisy from Super Mario Land.

External Links

• Peach's page at Smash Bros DOJO!!
• Peach and Kirby Subspace Emissary Video