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*Zero Suit Samus is the only character in the entire ''{{b|Super Smash Bros.|series}}'' series to possess two [[tether]]s. | *Zero Suit Samus is the only character in the entire ''{{b|Super Smash Bros.|series}}'' series to possess two [[tether]]s. | ||
**She possesses two tethers throughout the series, interestingly, in two different ways: her [[Plasma Whip|side special]] and [[Plasma Wire|up special]] in ''Brawl'', and her side special and [[grab aerial]] in ''Smash 4'' and ''Ultimate''. | **She possesses two tethers throughout the series, interestingly, in two different ways: her [[Plasma Whip|side special]] and [[Plasma Wire|up special]] in ''Brawl'', and her side special and [[grab aerial]] in ''Smash 4'' and ''Ultimate''. | ||
**However, as of ''Ultimate'', [[Simon Belmont]] has more tethering moves than her, as his forward air, back air, and up air all have tethering properties | **However, as of ''Ultimate'', [[Simon Belmont]] has more tethering moves than her, as his forward air, back air, and up air, all have tethering properties | ||
*Zero Suit Samus and [[Jigglypuff]] are the only characters in the ''Super Smash Bros.'' series to receive new special moves that render them [[helpless]] in subsequent installments, despite having debuted in the series without any. In Zero Suit Samus' case, she received [[Boost Kick]] as her up special in ''Super Smash Bros. 4'', which renders her helpless after usage, unlike [[Plasma Wire]], her up special in ''Super Smash Bros. Brawl''. | *Zero Suit Samus and [[Jigglypuff]] are the only characters in the ''Super Smash Bros.'' series to receive new special moves that render them [[helpless]] in subsequent installments, despite having debuted in the series without any. In Zero Suit Samus' case, she received [[Boost Kick]] as her up special in ''Super Smash Bros. 4'', which renders her helpless after usage, unlike [[Plasma Wire]], her up special in ''Super Smash Bros. Brawl''. | ||
*Zero Suit Samus is one of four characters to have appeared since ''Brawl'' to have a different Final Smash across every installment; the other three are [[Pit]], [[King Dedede]], and [[R.O.B.]]. | *Zero Suit Samus is one of four characters to have appeared since ''Brawl'' to have a different Final Smash across every installment; the other three are [[Pit]], [[King Dedede]], and [[R.O.B.]]. | ||
*Zero Suit Samus is the first playable character in the ''Metroid'' series to have debuted in the 21st century. | *Zero Suit Samus is the first playable character in the ''Metroid'' series to have debuted in the 21st century. | ||
*The French and Spanish translations of the ''Smash'' games use alternate descriptors for Zero Suit Samus, being "suitless/unarmored Samus" and "Zero Samus" for Canadian French, European French and Spanish, respectively, thus leaving the Zero Suit effectively unnamed. | *The French and Spanish translations of the ''Smash'' games use alternate descriptors for Zero Suit Samus, being "suitless/unarmored Samus" and "Zero Samus" for Canadian French, European French, and Spanish, respectively, thus leaving the Zero Suit effectively unnamed. | ||
**This is unlike the Italian and Russian translations, which use the literal translations, and the German and Dutch versions, which use the English/Japanese name directly. | **This is unlike the Italian and Russian translations, which use the literal translations, and the German and Dutch versions, which use the English/Japanese name directly. | ||
**Zero Suit Samus' Canadian French name (Samus sans Combinaison) is somewhat out-of-context in natural French: although the word "combinaison" does mean "suit", it is more informally used for jumpsuit, which ironically what the Zero Suit appears to be. Thus, "armure" (armor) used in the PAL version is more accurate to the usage of English "Suit" in ''Metroid'' series. | **Zero Suit Samus' Canadian French name (Samus sans Combinaison) is somewhat out-of-context in natural French: although the word "combinaison" does mean "suit", it is more informally used for jumpsuit, which ironically what the Zero Suit appears to be. Thus, "armure" (armor) used in the PAL version is more accurate to the usage of English "Suit" in ''Metroid'' series. | ||
*Zero Suit Samus is the only ''Metroid'' character with spoken dialogue, with her only dialogue in [[Samus Aran|her alternate form]] being the written description of the [[Galactic Avenger]] event match. | *Zero Suit Samus is the only ''Metroid'' character with spoken dialogue, with her only dialogue in [[Samus Aran|her alternate form]] being the written description of the [[Galactic Avenger]] event match. | ||
**Additionally, Zero Suit Samus is the first playable character in the series voiced by non-Japanese voice actor in all language tracks of ''Smash'' games who | **Additionally, Zero Suit Samus is the first playable character in the series voiced by a non-Japanese voice actor in all language tracks of ''Smash'' games who do not originate from the {{uv|Mario}} universe, preceding [[Lucas]], [[Banjo]], and [[Kazooie]]. | ||
***If including voice differences between costumes, several costumes of [[Bayonetta]] would also count. | ***If including voice differences between costumes, several costumes of [[Bayonetta]] would also count. | ||