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[[File:SSBMYoshisStory.jpg|thumb|Stamina Mode in ''Melee''.]] | [[File:SSBMYoshisStory.jpg|thumb|Stamina Mode in ''Melee''.]] | ||
:''For the stat held by the [[Pokémon Trainer]]'s [[Pokémon]], see [[Pokémon Change#Stamina|Pokémon Change]]. For the actual stat held by characters in this mode, see [[Hit Points]].'' | :''For the stat held by the [[Pokémon Trainer]]'s [[Pokémon]], see [[Pokémon Change#Stamina|Pokémon Change]]. For the actual stat held by characters in this mode, see [[Hit Points]].'' | ||
'''Stamina''' is a [[Special Melee]] option in ''[[SSBM]]'', and a [[Special Brawl]] option (under the name of '''Stamina''') in ''[[SSBB]]''. In both games, it gives all characters a "life bar" of | '''Stamina''' is a [[Special Melee]] option in ''[[SSBM]]'', and a [[Special Brawl]] option (under the name of '''Stamina''') in ''[[SSBB]]''. In both games, it gives all characters a "life bar" similar to that of conventional fighting games, which must be depleted to defeat characters. | ||
In Stamina, every hit to the player depletes some [[HP]] from them. Once a character reaches 0HP , they are out of the game, though characters can be knocked off the stage through conventional means. When the character reaches 0HP, the game will temporarily slow down, and the character will yell out their [[Star KO]] scream; if trapped in a [[Final Smash]] such as Ike's [[Great Aether]], then the character will be "dropped out" from the move. Afterward, the character will always stay in their lying down position, and will always enter a state of tumbling when hit; as a cosmetic change, the character flashes red. Any "drone" characters, such as [[Pikmin]], however, will still stay next to the knocked out combatant. | |||
In ''Melee'', choosing stamina mode fixes the stamina at 300HP for two-player matches and 150HP for three or four players; in ''Brawl'', players can select their HP individually via the Handicap option, allowing all tens from 10 HP to 300 HP, as well as only 1 HP. | In ''Melee'', choosing stamina mode fixes the stamina at 300HP for two-player matches and 150HP for three or four players; in ''Brawl'', players can select their HP individually via the Handicap option, allowing all tens from 10 HP to 300 HP, as well as only 1 HP. | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*Certain [[Final Smash]]es cause an [[Undead Glitch]] when reduced to 0HP. | *Certain [[Final Smash]]es cause an [[Undead Glitch]] when reduced to 0HP. | ||
*Melee's version of Stamina is unusual for not having a results screen, making it the only mode in all of ''Melee'' with such a property. As a result, players can [[Name Entry glitch|use Master Hand]] in the mode without causing the game to crash. | *Melee's version of Stamina is unusual for not having a results screen, making it the only mode in all of ''Melee'' with such a property. As a result, players can [[Name Entry glitch|use Master Hand]] in the mode without causing the game to crash. | ||
*When [[Crazy Hand]] and [[Master Hand]]'s stamina reaches 0 in [[Versus Mode|VS. Mode]], their dying scream is not heard. | *When [[Crazy Hand]] and [[Master Hand]]'s stamina reaches 0 in [[Versus Mode|VS. Mode]], their dying scream is not heard. | ||
*In ''SSBM'', the player cannot edit the starting stamina; the instruction booklet, however, shows [[Beta elements#Beta gameplay|a screenshot]] of Stamina Mode with Hit Points higher than 150. | *In ''SSBM'', the player cannot edit the starting stamina; the instruction booklet, however, shows [[Beta elements#Beta gameplay|a screenshot]] of Stamina Mode with Hit Points higher than 150. | ||
[[Category:Multiplayer Modes]] | [[Category:Multiplayer Modes]] | ||
[[Category:Super Smash Bros. Melee]] | [[Category:Super Smash Bros. Melee]] | ||
[[Category:Super Smash Bros. Brawl]] | [[Category:Super Smash Bros. Brawl]] | ||
Revision as of 22:35, August 27, 2011
File:SSBMYoshisStory.jpg
Stamina Mode in Melee.
- For the stat held by the Pokémon Trainer's Pokémon, see Pokémon Change. For the actual stat held by characters in this mode, see Hit Points.
Stamina is a Special Melee option in SSBM, and a Special Brawl option (under the name of Stamina) in SSBB. In both games, it gives all characters a "life bar" similar to that of conventional fighting games, which must be depleted to defeat characters.
In Stamina, every hit to the player depletes some HP from them. Once a character reaches 0HP , they are out of the game, though characters can be knocked off the stage through conventional means. When the character reaches 0HP, the game will temporarily slow down, and the character will yell out their Star KO scream; if trapped in a Final Smash such as Ike's Great Aether, then the character will be "dropped out" from the move. Afterward, the character will always stay in their lying down position, and will always enter a state of tumbling when hit; as a cosmetic change, the character flashes red. Any "drone" characters, such as Pikmin, however, will still stay next to the knocked out combatant.
In Melee, choosing stamina mode fixes the stamina at 300HP for two-player matches and 150HP for three or four players; in Brawl, players can select their HP individually via the Handicap option, allowing all tens from 10 HP to 300 HP, as well as only 1 HP.
Trivia
- Certain Final Smashes cause an Undead Glitch when reduced to 0HP.
- Melee's version of Stamina is unusual for not having a results screen, making it the only mode in all of Melee with such a property. As a result, players can use Master Hand in the mode without causing the game to crash.
- When Crazy Hand and Master Hand's stamina reaches 0 in VS. Mode, their dying scream is not heard.
- In SSBM, the player cannot edit the starting stamina; the instruction booklet, however, shows a screenshot of Stamina Mode with Hit Points higher than 150.
