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This is a list of companies with minor representation in the Super Smash Bros. series, such as trophies, stickers, spirits, music, Mii Fighter costumes

Main article: List of minor universes This is a list of third-party universes with smaller forms of representation in the Super Smash Bros. series. Most

Main article: List of minor universes This is a list of Nintendo universes with smaller forms of representation in the Super Smash Bros. series, such as

Main article: List of minor Nintendo universes For minor universes under the Mii banner, see here. Main article: List of minor third-party universes Prior

Flying Men (フライングマン, Flying Man) are minor characters in the EarthBound series, and residents of Magicant. The Flying Men are a race of humanoid bird creatures

Giant Donkey Kong, also referred to as Giant DK, is a recurring minor boss in the Super Smash Bros. series. Giant DK first appeared as a non-playable character

here. For their respective universes, see List of minor Nintendo universes#Captain Rainbow and List of minor Nintendo universes#Sakura Samurai. The following

(Wii): The title theme, sourced from Punch-Out!! for the Wii. Minor Circuit: The Minor Circuit theme, which itself is a remix of the main boxing theme

Luigi as their neutral special moves. Each travels a short distance, does minor damage, and causes flinching common to flame-based attacks. The fireball's

She has been reverted to her powerful Melee version with some additional minor buffs. She ranks 7th out of 41, at the bottom of the A tier, on the current

to being a minor boss like he was in Melee is in the solo event Event 27: Three-Beast Carnage. He appears alongside Giant DK and new minor boss Giant Charizard

of characters to acquire a blue tint. While the differences are seemingly minor, intangibility is different from invincibility. Invincibility does cause

on growing giant in normal gameplay, see Super Mushroom. Giant Kirby is a minor boss in Super Smash Bros. Melee's Adventure Mode, as well as Super Smash

slightly different than the international NTSC coding, so there are generally minor differences between the two. Due to this, NTSC is most commonly used as shorthand

accepted by most major tournaments, they are not set in stone. There may be minor differences between them, and some local tournaments may make their own ruleset

forcing them out of invincibility. While the differences are seemingly minor, invincibility is different from both intangibility and armor. Intangibility

hail from Nintendo's classic NES game Duck Hunt, released in 1984. After minor representation in previous installments, the Duck Hunt universe received

the most powerful in the industry. Aside from video games, Nintendo is a minor owner of the Seattle Mariners, a Major League Baseball team in Seattle, Washington

stage is banned in doubles in Melee and on all modes in Ultimate, as even minor lag can throw off experienced players. Many mechanics are restricted to integer

Trophy. Skull Kids first appeared in The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time as minor characters, with one in particular who befriends Link once he plays Saria's

Super Smash Bros. Melee, in which it played on Flat Zone. It is an ambient, minor-key techno tune that incorporates noises that a Game & Watch system would

This article is about the game mechanic. For the smasher, see Smasher:Boss. A boss is a non-playable character that appears as a strong opponent in specific

to attack, jump, or simply move as soon as possible. Many attacks have a minor amount of interruptible frames during their ending lag, while special moves

The core structure of the WWRv2 remains the same as last season, with some minor changes. The value of individual wins has been reduced, as have the tournament

Palutena's Temple have higher blast lines. However these differences are far too minor to realistically affect gameplay, with the exception of Pokémon Stadium 2

be caught in the cutscene; any other fighters hit by the statue will take minor vertical knockback. The Mighty Jinjonator also appears as an Ace-class primary

(DSR) is a regulation that is in effect at most tournaments. While there are minor variations of the rule, they all have the same intention: to prevent a player

stages in Melee. Unlike the Past Stages of Melee, some Melee Stages have had minor edits (which are listed below), while aesthetically remaining largely the

following franchises contribute an item, Assist Trophy, music, or some other minor element to a given Smash game, the game assigns the property and its respective

on soft platforms. They do not actively attack the player, but they deal minor damage on contact and cause meteor smashes if the player is below them. It

though over time more representation of Wario Land, mainly in the form of minor content, has been added as well. In mid-1989, early in the Mario franchise's

Laser can be used in either single player or multiplayer. Black Hole deals minor damage, but pulls enemies into its center and prevents them from leaving

soft platforms for their Ω form and Battlefield form, but with some very minor differences. For unknown reasons, both Super and Poison Mushrooms never appear

formerly a minor footnote in gaming history and a curious obscurity of Nintendo's library. Even compared to Pit, who made several cameos and minor appearances

Emissary mode. They come in yellow, red, or green varieties. Their attacks do minor damage (3-5%) and have very little knockback. Sometimes they are spawned

25 players of a superregion, most notably Europe and Mexico. In addition, minor changes were made to some region distributions, namely the separation of

Nintendo GameCube's notable standout franchises. The series, which contributed minor content in Super Smash Bros. Melee, was established as a major universe within

Scope Primids. In groups consisting of themselves or when solo, they pose a minor threat, as their projectiles are slow-moving, the charge shot has slow start-up

attempted to design him as if the Kid Icarus series had continued, with minor changes adding up to drastically change and modernize Pit's appearance, in

on the current tier list, placing her in the A tier. Dark Samus has very minor differences from Samus, such as slighty altered hitboxes due to her different

spirits. This is the first Spirit Board event to introduce multiple new minor universes. The 13 Sentinel Pilots and Zagreus spirits do not feature their

can run Super Smash Bros. Melee and Super Smash Bros. Brawl, albeit with minor graphical and performance issues not present on original hardware, Super

most closely resembling Gil's design from The Return of Ishtar, with some minor elements taken from his design in the PC Engine release of The Tower of Druaga

they are among the most powerful SSE enemies in KO power. They also have minor flinch resistance. However, Big Primids have poorer mobility than regular

destruction of Kong Isle during the Game Over sequence of Donkey Kong 64 with minor differences, such as Crocodile Isle being set on a natural island rather

series in which none of the event matches involve fighting bosses (aside from minor bosses like Giant DK and Giant Bowser). Mario is the only character to have

used by default in NTSC versions, as well as in Japanese, albeit with some minor differences in his lines, including character names. The English voice actor

can also yield stickers. Stickers can be dropped in The Subspace Emissary. Minor enemies have a chance to drop stickers; this chance can be increased by the

Sephiroth could stale. Following the mode's release, speedruns of it became a minor trend within the community. The fastest known record with video proof is

being something meant to be visible in normal gameplay. Though still fairly minor, this stage is Tooty's most prominent appearance since her debut in the original