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absorbed. A majority of characters have at least one projectile attack, while some have two or even three, and for the most part, one of these projectiles

tumble. Characters are generally put into one of two groups of falling speed: floaty and fast-faller, each of which have certain advantages and disadvantages

is chosen. Captain Falcon Donkey Kong Fox Jigglypuff Kirby Link Luigi Mario Ness Pikachu Samus Yoshi The artwork of Captain Falcon greatly resembles the

text "Pac-Man Hungers for Battle!" appears. Gameplay footage of Pac-Man's in-game appearance, based on the Pac-Man World series of games, follows. The footage

hacking. He is a clone of Captain Falcon. When playable, much like many Multi-Man Brawl characters, Red Alloy is worse than a good portion of the Brawl roster

The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. Ganondorf is a clone of Captain Falcon, and as such, he fights in a brawler style similar to Captain Falcon, but in

precedes Captain Falcon despite being created later. This also matches their series debut order, explaining why Ness comes before Captain Falcon. Melee (13-26):

in their next appearances. Captain Falcon (in Smash 64), the Mii Fighters in both of their appearances, and Pac-Man (in Ultimate) are the only fighters

intensity of his voice; his actual delivery, however, is relatively calm, and he does not generally hold out words for long periods of time. Outside of Manning's

the ending lag of the throw is increased and thus the viability of throw combos may be affected; for example, in Melee, Captain Falcon is not vulnerable

jump power. : The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (11/1998) : The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask (10/2000) A hood beloved by a man who longed to be...a bunny

the Power of Flight, followed by a brief glimpse at the trees of Reset Bomb Forest. A sole shot of Meta Knight is shown, followed by one of Luigi trying

versatility. Both of these strengths are countered by their slow mobility, lack of reliable KO-setups, and abundance of lag. Mii Gunners use a variety of high-tech

appeared alongside Pac-Man in Pac-Man x Bomberman. Miis are playable in Bomberman Blast for Wii, despite all of them being headswaps of other Bombermen. Shoji

their use. In Melee, the down aerials of Captain Falcon, Falco, Fox, and Marth can all spike opponents. Captain Falcon's down aerial possesses a hitbox in

sub-worlds of The Light Realm. Part 1 of the Temple of Light map. Part 2 of the Temple of Light map. The Forest Hill map. With the exceptions of Lucina (south-eastern

Hundred-Man Group Combat 1 This track can play whenever the player participates in a Multi-Man Melee mode, with the other option being Multi-Man Melee 1

and Robin, as well as the return of veteran Captain Falcon. Also confirmed Chrom's existence in the game, as a part of Robin's Final Smash. Looks Like We

recovery (the other being Captain Falcon with his Falcon Kick), by executing his aerial Wizard's Foot. For every attempt of the move, Ganondorf will restore

Blaster. The majority of characters, including the Final Smash transformations Giga Bowser and Wario-Man, have a forward crawl speed of 0.7 and a backward