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Super Smash Bros. Melee introduced a range of characters who were 'clones' of other charaters, meaning they have a similar moveset however look completely different. All of these are secret unlockable characters.  
Super Smash Bros. Melee introduced a range of characters who were 'clones' of other charaters, meaning they have a similar moveset however look completely different. All of these are secret unlockable characters.  
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Template:Infobox Super Smash Bros. Melee (also known by the acronym SSBM) is a fighting game for the Nintendo GameCube and the sequel to the smash-hit Super Smash Bros. for the Nintendo 64. Additionally, the game is the predecessor to Super Smash Bros. Brawl for the Nintendo Wii. Super Smash Bros. Melee is an incredibly popular video game, and is the best selling game for the GameCube.

Super Smash Bros. Melee is a fighting game where various characters from Nintendo's popular franchises battle on different courses, also taken from Nintendo franchises. SSBM almost solely focuses on multiplayer mode, but has two decent single-player modes; a new mode called "Adventure" mode, and the original Story mode from Super Smash Bros. There is also an unlockable "All-Star" mode which puts the player against every character in the game with limited healing items and 51 Event Matches which put you in specific scenarios, such as rescuing Peach from Bowser or protecting a Yoshi Egg.

The game's soundtrack was released as Super Smash Bros. Melee: Smashing...Live!.

Playable Characters

There are twenty-five playable characters in Super Smash Bros. Melee; seven of which are from the Marioverse.

Marioverse Characters

Mario
Mario's look in Super Smash Bros. Melee.

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Other Characters

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All SSBM characters (including unlockables).

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Clone Characters

Super Smash Bros. Melee introduced a range of characters who were 'clones' of other charaters, meaning they have a similar moveset however look completely different. All of these are secret unlockable characters. Template:Spoiler These clones include:

  • Dr. Mario, a clone of Mario
  • Ganondorf, a clone of Captain Falcon
  • Falco Lombardi, a clone of Fox McCloud
  • Young Link,a clone of Link
  • Roy, a clone of Marth
  • Pichu, a clone of Pikachu

Template:Endspoiler It is rumored that the idea of 'clone' characters will not be present in Super Smash Bros. Brawl. However this will not necessarily mean the characters previously mentioned will not appear in the game, but may instead be given there own, unique moveset

Items

There's several items in Super Smash Bros. Melee. Some from Mario games, and some from other games.

Marioverse items

  • Bob-ombs, used to throw at another character to make an explosion, or if left on the ground for a few seconds, starts walking around on the ground.
  • Fire Flowers, used to shoot fire at someone.
  • Freezies, used to throw at another player to freeze them in an ice block. Using fiery attacks will make them normal again.
  • Green Shells, used to throw. It slides along the ground, and can hit multiple characters.
  • Red Shells, pretty much the same as the green shells, but does less damage and homes in on characters.
  • Hammers, a massive hammer from Donkey Kong if picked up it can do some great damage, but the player can't double jump, nor can he/she drop the item. The head may fall off and be picked up and thrown to get an almost guaranteed KO.
  • Metal Box, makes the player weigh a lot and can't be thrown off the stage easily, but if he/she gets thrown off, it'll be harder to survive the fall.
  • Super Mushrooms, makes the player double in size, and thus become stronger, harder to KO, and slower, but easier to hit (due to the size) and less flexible.
  • Poison Mushrooms, the opposite of Super Mushrooms. The player shrinks in size, gets easier to KO, gets weaker but runs faster. He/she also gets more flexible and easier to miss.
  • Starmen, makes the player invincible for a moment. That means, the player can drown in the acid lava in Zebes.
  • Barrel Cannons, used to trap a character inside, and then the barrel rotates, depending when the trapped character presses a button, he/she'll be fired out in a certain angle.
  • Star Rods shoot stars when used. Even though in is know as a item from the Kirby series, Bowser used it in Paper Mario.

Other items

Stages

There are 29 stages in Super Smash Bros. Melee.

Gameplay

Players can use their attacks to damage other players. This causes damage, measured in percent. The higher the percentage is, the more fast the player is knocked out. The damage can exceed 100%.

To fight, players can also use items or grab and throw their enemies.

There are four standard fighting modes in Super Smash Bros. Melee.

Time

Players gain points by KOing other players, and lose points by going KO. When the time limit has run out, the player with the most points wins.

Stock

Players have a set number of lives. They lose lives when getting KOed. The last player standing wins. Optionally, a time limit can be specified. When the time has run out, the player with the most lives wins.

Coin

Players have to collect coins. Coins appear by hitting an opponent. When a player gets KOed, he will lose half of his coins. When the time limit has run out, the player with the most coins wins.

Bonus

Players get points for their fighting style. There are 249 different kinds of bonus points. Bonus points can be simply for KOs, for jumping a lot, for looking in the same direction all the time, for getting a rare Pokémon out of a Pokéball, etc. When the time limit has run out, the player with the most points wins.

When there is a tie between two or more players in any of these modes, there will be a Sudden Death. It is a quick stock battle, where each of the players who are tied will fight. All start with 300% damage. The winner of the Sudden Death wins the match.

Modes

Single-Player mode

The single-player mode got expanded quite a lot since Super Smash Bros. There are several modes new in Super Smash Bros. Melee.

Classic mode

The classic mode is based upon the single-player mode of the game's predecessor. However, it is no longer set what opponents you will fight. They are chosen randomly. Still, there is a set pattern for the battles.

In the beginning, the player chooses the difficulty (very easy - easy - normal - hard - very hard) and the number of lives (1 - 5) he will have for the whole mode.

All battles are in stock mode, with the opponents having one life, and a 3 minutes time limit. The arena is one of the opponent's home arena.

  • Stage 1: The player fights a single opponent.
  • Stage 2: A team of the player and an ally fight against a team of two opponents.
  • Bonus Stage 1: Target Test: The player has to hit all the targets within a time limit of 2 minutes. Each character has his own arena for the target test. When failing in the test, the player does not lose a life for his upcoming battles.
  • Stage 3: Again, the player fights a single opponent.
  • Stage 4: A team of the player and two allies fight a single opponent. However, the opponent appears in his giant form, just if he ate a Super Mushroom.
  • Bonus Stage 2: Collect the Trophies!: The player has to collect the trophies falling from above. To do this, he has to hit them so that they fall into his collection point. Again, when failing, the player does not lose a life.
  • Stage 5: Once again, the player fights a single opponent.
  • Stage 6: The player has to fight 10 opponents, all being the same character. He fights 3 at the same time. When one gets KOed, another takes its place.
  • Bonus Stage 3: Race to the finish: The player has to get to the finish. However, there are a lot of finishs around on the player's way. The farther away the finish he takes is from his starting point, the more coins he will earn. The time he has for this varies from character to character, but it is usually around 45 seconds. As with the other two Bonus Stages, failing does not cause loosing a life.
  • Stage 7: The player has to fight an opponent in his metal version. The battle is on the Battlefield stage.
  • Stage 8: The player has to fight the Master Hand on the Final Destination stage. Unlike the player, the Master Hand has hit points instead of percentage of damage. The number of hit points vary between the difficulty settings. Additionally, when the player is fighting on the normal or a higher difficulty setting and has finished the other stages of the classic mode in a time lower than 10 minutes, Crazy Hand will appear when Master Hand's HP hits its half. Then the player has to fight both hands at the same time. Crazy Hand has the same number of HP as Master Hand.

Adventure mode

The adventure mode is a mode taking place in all world of the games featured in Super Smash Bros. Melee. It features some special side-scrolling stages only available in adventure mode.

As in the classic mode, the player chooses the difficulty (very easy - easy - normal - hard - very hard) and the number of lives (1 - 5) he will have for the whole mode.

This side-scrolling level is totally influenced by the Marioverse. It features classical Mario enemies, Goombas, Koopa Troopas and Paratroopas, as well as Pipes and brick blocks. Toads are seen in the background. Near the end of the stage, the player has to battle 10 Yoshis, three at the same time.

When he has completed the side-scrolling stage, he gets to Peach's Castle. There, he has to fight Mario and Peach, who are in a team.

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In the first part of the DK stage, the player has to fight two mini-versions of Donkey Kong at the same time. The battle is in the Kongo Jungle stage.

After defeating the mini DKs, the player will fight Giant DK in the Jungle Japes stage.

  • Stage 3: Hyrule:

This side-scrolling level takes place in an underground dungeon. The player has to fight ReDeads and other enemies from the Zelda series. There are six special places in the dungeon. One is containing the finish, the Triforce. In the other five places, Link will appear and battle the player. He has a different color each time.

When the player has completed the Dungeon, he gets to Hyrule Temple, where he has to fight Princess Zelda.

  • Stage 4: Brinstar:

In the first part of the stage, the player has to fight Samus in Brinstar.

When Samus is defeated, a self-destruction mechanism will be activated. The player then gets to a small side-scrolling level were he has to jump upwards to escape the exploding planet. When he fails to do it in time, he will lose a life.

Firstly, the player has to fight a single Kirby in the Green Greens stage.

When it is defeated, a team of 18 Kirbys, all having stolen abilities from other characters, will fight the player. He fights 3 Kirbys at the same time.

When the player has defeated the Kirby team within 30 seconds, Giant Kirby will appear and also fight him.

The player has to fight Fox on the Corneria stage. In this battle, there are no Airwings seen.

When Fox is defeated, the Airwings will arrive and intervene in the battle on the Star Fox by heavily bombing it. In the meanwhile, the player has to fight Fox again. When Falco is unlocked, he might be there instead of Fox in the second battle.

The player has to fight a team of 12 Pokémon in the Pokémon Stadium. The team mainly consists of Pikachus. When they are unlocked, Jigglypuffs and Pichus can be seen, too. Additionally, the only item in this battle is the Pokéball.

  • Stage 8: F-Zero Grand Prix:

The stage begins with yet another special side-scrolling level. It is a part of the track of a GP race. The player has to complete it by foot. Occasionally, the F-Zero drivers will pass the player. He then has to hide on one of the platforms hovering above the track. Else, he is knocked out by them.

When completing the race, the player has to fight Captain Falcon in Mute City.

The player has to fight three Nesses in the Onett stage. The only item found here is Mr. Saturn.

As Icicle Mountain is a scrolling stage anyway, is acts like that here, too. In the beginning, the player has to reach a certain height of the level. On his way are a lot of Topis and Freezies.

When he has reached the certain height, the player will fight two pairs of Ice Climbers at the same time.

The player has to fight 20 Fighting Wire Frames, 5 at the same time.

When he has defeated the Wire Frames, the player has to fight Metal Mario. When Luigi is unlocked, he will have to fight Metal Luigi at the same time as well.

The player has to fight Giant Bowser on the Final Destination Stage.

When the player plays on a difficulty setting of normal or higher and has completed the past stages of the adventure mode in a time lower than 18 minutes, he will have to fight Giga Bowser as well.

All-Star mode

The All-Star mode can be unlocked by unlocking all secret characters. Unlike other modes, the player only has one life for the whole mode, and his percentage of damage is not set back after a battle. However, he can use up to three Heart Containers to restore his health.

In the beginning, the player chooses the difficulty setting (very easy - easy - normal - hard - very hard).

In the All-Star mode, the player has to fight all 25 characters of the game. All battles are in the stock system, with each combatant having one life.

In the first four rounds, the player will fight a single opponent in their home stage. In round five to eight, he has to fight two opponents at the same time, and in round nine to twelve three opponents. In the 13th round, he has to fight 30 Mr. Game & Watches in the Flat Zone, five at the same time. After each battle, he returns to a stage in-between, with his remaining Heart Containers, showing which characters he has already beaten and which he will fight in the next battle. Occasionally, a trophy can be collected.

Event match

Event matches are specially designed missons. They have a certain goal to be achieved. All the player can choose is his character, though even that is pre-defined sometimes.

Event matches can break the rules of a normal battle in Super Smash Bros. Melee. For a rules summary of each of the 51 event matches, refer to the following table.

To unlock more event matches, the player has to win a certain number of the previous ones, and sometimes unlock additional characters.

Event matches
# Name Character Stage Description
1 Trouble King Mario Battlefield The player has to fight Bowser in a simple stock match, each starting with two lives.
2 Lord of the Jungle Giant DK Kongo Jungle The player has to fight a Tiny DK in a stock match of two lives each.
3 Bomb-fest Selectable Princess Peach's Castle The player has to fight Link and Samus in a stock match of one life each. Link and Samus only use their bomb attacks. The only items appearing are Bob-ombs, Motion Sensor Bombs, and Pokéballs containing Electrodes.

Upon winning the event match, the player obtained a trophy of the Motion Sensor Bomb.

4 Dino-wrangling Selectable Yoshi's Story The player has to fight Giant Yoshi in a stock match, him-/herself starting with three lives and Giant Yoshi with a single one.
5 Spare Change Ness Onett The player has to obtain 200 smash coins before Captain Falcon does so.
6 Kirbys on Parade Selectable Fountain of Dreams The player has to fight 3 tiny Kirbys, each having two lives.
7 Pokémon Battle Selectable Pokémon Stadium The player has to fight Pikachu in a stock battle with each having two lives. However, regular attacks to not damage the opponent. The only way of doing so is using Pokéballs, the only items appearing in this Event Match.
8 Hot Date on Brinstar Selectable Brinstar The player has to fight Samus in a stock match with each having two lives. The player's character enters battle with 102% of damage, Samus enters it with 130%.
9 Hide 'n' Sheik Selectable Great Bay The player has to fight two Zeldas, each having a single life. However, if Zelda is in her Zelda form, she will respawn when KOed. The player has to KO her in her Sheik form in order to defeat her.
10 All-Star Match 1 Selectable Yoshi's Island, Jungle Japes, Yoshi's Story, Peach's Castle, Rainbow Cruise The player, starting with two lives, has to fight Mario, DK, Yoshi, Peach and Bowser in a row, battling each in a different stage.
11 King of the Mountain Selectable Icicle Mountain The player has to fight two pairs of Ice Climbers. All he has to do is surviving in battle for 1 minute.
12 Seconds, Anyone? Selectable Mute City The player has to KO Captain Falcon in the short time limit of seven seconds. Both he and the player start with 100% of damage.
13 Yoshi's Egg Yoshi Rainbow Cruise The player has to protect the Yoshi Egg, a special item that can take damage, from the opponents Pikachu, Fox and DK for a time of 55 seconds.
14 Trophy Tussle 1 Selectable Goomba Trophy The player has to fight three randomly chosen opponents, each combatant having two lives.

Upon winning the event match, the player obtained the Goomba trophy.

15 Girl Power Selectable Fountain of Dreams The player has to fight Peach, Zelda and Samus, who are all bigger than the player's own character, with each having two lives.
16 Kirby's Air-raid Kirby Corneria The player has to KO 10 Kirbys in 38 seconds. The only way to damage them is using the Warp Stars appearing from time to time.
17 Bounty Hunters Samus Jungle Japes The player has to KO Bowser before Captain Falcon does the same. However, it is not possible for the player to damage Captain Falcon.
18 Link's Adventure Link Temple The player has to fight Dark Link in a stock match with each having two lives.
19 Peach's Peril Mario Final Destination The player has to protect Peach from Bowser for 1 minute. When Bowser is defeated, he will respawn instantly.
20 All-Star Match 2 Selectable Brinstar, Great Bay, Temple, Mute City, Corneria The player, starting with two lives, has to fight Samus, Link, Zelda, Captain Falcon and Fox in a row, battling each in a different stage.
21 Ice Breaker Selectable Princess Peach's Castle The player has to fight two pairs of Ice Climbers. The goal is to defeat both Nanas. When a Popo is defeated, the Event Match is failed.
22 Super Mario 128 Selectable Mushroom Kingdom II The player has to fight 128 tiny Marios. Five appear on the stage at the same time.
23 Slippy's Invention Selectable Venom The player has to fight Fox and Falco, each having two lives, and Falco and Fox being invisble.
24 The Yoshi Herd Selectable Yoshi's Island The player has to defeat 30 Yoshis in 2 minutes. The last one of the Yoshis is a Giant Yoshi.
25 Gargantuans Giant Bowser Fourside The player has to fight Giant DK, each combatant having two lives. Additionally, a tiny Mario and tiny Peach appear on the stage. However, they are defeated by Giant DK seconds after the Event Match begins.
26 Trophy Tussle 2 Selectable Entei Trophy The player has to fight three randomly chosen opponents, each combatant having two lives.

Upon winning the event match, the player obtained the Entei trophy.

27 Cold Armor Samus Brinstar Depths The player has to fight three Metal Samuses, with each combatant having two lives.
28 Puffballs Unite! Selectable Green Greens The player has to defeat 14 Kirbys, each having a different copied character abilty. There is a time limit of two minutes.
29 Triforce Gathering Link Temple The player has to fight Ganondorf, and is helped by Zelda. The player and Zelda have one live, Ganondorf has two. If Zelda is defeated, the Event Match is failed.

Upon winning the event match, the player got the possibility to unlock Ganondorf as a playable character by fighting him one-on-one.

30 All-Star Match 3 Selectable Fountain of Dreams, Pokémon Stadium, Onett, Icicle Mountain The player, starting with two lives, has to fight Kirby, Pikachu, Ness and the Ice Climbers in a row, battling each in a different stage.
31 Mario Bros. Madness Selectable Mushroom Kingdom The player has to fight Mario and Luigi in a regular time match. He has to earn more points than the other two in a time of two minutes.
32 Target Aquired Falco Corneria The player has 1 minute to KO Jigglypuff as often as possible. He has to defeat her more often than the Arwings.
33 Lethal Marathon Captain Falcon F-Zero Grand Prix (from Adventure mode) The player has to reach the finish of the stage in a time of 45 seconds. However, the speed of the game is raised by far, making it difficult to control, and the player is KOed instantly when touching the F-Zero racers.
34 Seven Years Young Link Great Bay The player has to fight Link in a stock match with each having three lives.
35 Time for a Checkup Luigi Yoshi's Story The player has to defeat Dr. Mario and Peach, who are in a team, which each having a single life.
36 Space Travelers Ness Fourside, Battlefield The player, starting with a single life, has to defeat Samus, Kirby, Fox, Captain Falcon and Falco in a row. The first three are fought on Fourside, the others on the Battlefield stage.
37 Legendary Pokémon Selectable Battlefield The player, with one life, has to defeat four giant Fighting Wire Frames, as well as Jigglypuff, who all have two lives. The only way doing to is using the Pokéballs around the stage, which all contain powerful legendary Pokémon.

Upon winning the event match, the player got the possibility to unlock Pichu as a playable character.

38 Super Mario Bros. 2 Selectable Mushroom Kingdom II The player has to fight Mario, Luigi and Peach in a stock battle, with each having two lives.
39 Jigglypuff Live! Jigglypuff Pokémon Stadium The player has to fight three Jigglypuffs, with each combatant having two lives.
40 All-Star Match 4 Selectable Temple, Mushroom Kingdom II, Poké Floats, Final Destination, Flat Zone The player, starting with two lives, has to fight Marth, Luigi, Jigglpuff, Mewtwo and Mr. Game & Watch in a row, battling each in a different stage.
41 En Garde! Marth Temple The player has to fight Link in a stock match with each having two lives.
42 Trouble King 2 Luigi Poké Floats The player has to fight Giant Bowser in a stock match, with each having two lives.
43 Birds of Prey Fox Big Blue The player has to fight Captain Falcon and Falco, who are in a team, in a stock match, with each combatant having two lives.
44 Mewtwo Strikes! Selectable Battlefield The player has to fight Zelda in a stock battle. After a time of 15 seconds, Mewtwo appears and fights on Zelda's side. The player's goal is to KO Mewtwo. KOing Zelda will cause the Event Match to fail.
45 Game & Watch Forever! Mr. Game & Watch Flat Zone The player, starting with three lives, has to fight 25 Mr. Game & Watches. Five of them are on the stage at the same time.

Upon winning the event match, the player obtained the Game & Watch trophy.

46 Fire Emblem Pride Selectable Temple The player has to fight Marth and Roy, who are in a team, in a stock match, with each having three lives.
47 Trophy Tussle 3 Selectable Majora's Mask Trophy The player has to fight three randomly chosen opponents, each combatant having two lives.

Upon winning the event match, the player obtained the Majora's Mask trophy.

48 Pikachu and Pichu Selectable Dream Land (Past Stage) The player, starting with two lives, has to defeat the two Pichus. They are defended by a Pikachu which respawns when defeated.
49 All-Star Match Deluxe Selectable Mushroom Kingdom, Venom, Pokémon Stadium, Great Bay, Temple, Final Destination The player, starting with two lives, has to fight Dr. Mario, Falco, Pichu, Young Link, Roy and Ganondorf in a row, battling each in a different stage.
50 Final Destination Match Selectable Final Destination The player, having a single life, has to battle Master Hand and Crazy Hand at the same time, each having 300 HP.
51 The Showdown Selectable Final Destination The player has to fight Mewtwo, Ganondorf and Giga Bowser in a stock match, with each combatant having three lives.

Upon winning the event match, the player unlocked Final Destination as a selectable stage for the VS mode, as well as the Final Destination trophy.

Target test

Here the player can play the target test, as it appears in Classic mode, separately.

Home-Run contest

The goal of the Home-Run contest is to throw the Sandbag as far as possible. The player gets a Homerun Bat to do this. He has a limited amout of time to damage the Sandbag before hitting it, so that it will fly farther away.

The player can win special trophies by getting a specific distance at the Home-Run contest, as well as unlock the Past Yoshi's Island stage.

Multi-Man Melee

In this special mode the goal is to fight Fighting Wire Frames.

  • 10-Man Melee: The player has to fight 10 Wire Frames in the fastest time possible.
  • 100-Man Melee: The player has to fight 100 Wire Frames in the fastest time possible. When winning, he can unlock Falco.
  • 3-Minute Melee: The player has 3 minutes to kick out as many Wire Frames as possible.
  • 15-Minute Melee: The player has 15 minutes to kick out as many Wire Frames as possible. When winning, he can unlock the Past Kongo Jungle stage.
  • Endless Melee: The player has an unlimited amout of time to kick out as many Wire Frames as possible.
  • Cruel Melee: As in Endless Melee, there is an unlimited amout of time. However, the Wire Frames are a lot harder to beat and there are no items.

Training mode

The player can practice here. There are no rules such as Stock or Time, and the opponent can be controlled either by the Training menu, and set to statuses such as walking and standing, or by a human player. Items can be created to practice with them specially.

VS mode

In the VS mode, up to four players and computer-controlled characters can compete with each other. The player can set all the rules for the battles, such as the mode (Time - Stock - Coin - Bonus) and additional options about which items should appear, the computer level, handicap mode and the stage to fight on.

Melee

The basic VS mode. It works as described above.

Tournament mode

When more than 4 players want to play against each other, they can use the tournament mode.

Tournament: The number of entrants is selected and can be up to 64. The rules for the battles and the level of additional computer opponents can be specified. Each player chooses their character and the tournament begins. Up to four players fight in a battle, and the winner passes on to the text round, according to the tournament tree.

Winner out/Looser out: This mode is for human players only. A number of players fight against each other. The winner or the looser of the match, depending on the setting, gives his controller to the next player waiting for his turn to come. This continues endlessly, until the mode is cancelled. Players are free to change their characters while the tournament is ongoing.

Special Melee

This mode offers a couple of different rules settings for the Melee mode.

Camera mode

In this mode, the players can take screenshots. These screenshots are saved on the memory card. The number of blocks a screenshot takes is defined by how many objects are visible on it.

Stamina mode

As it is seen at the Master Hand in Classic mode, players have 150 HP instead of percentage of damage. When a player's HP hits 0, he dies. The amout of HP the players start with, however, cannot be changed.

Super Sudden Death

All players start with 300% damage. This will cause them to be KOed instantly when hit.

Giant Melee

All players are giant, as if they had taken Super Mushrooms.

Tiny Melee

All players are tiny, as if they had taken Poison Mushrooms.

Invisible Melee

All players are invisible, as if they had Cloaking Devices.

Fixed Camera mode

The camera is zoomed out as far as possible, showing the whole stage. It does not move in the battle. This may cause that players do not see their characters.

Single-Button mode

Only the control stick and the A button work in this mode, allowing only basic attacks.

Lightning Melee

In this mode, the games players a lot faster, making it hard for players to react on attacks.

Slo-Mo Melee

The opposite of Lightning Melee. The game is a lot slower, making it easier to react on attacks.

Trophies

Main Article: Trophy

Trophies can be collected in single-player mode, won in the special lottery mode, or acquired on special events, such as playing a certain number of matches in VS mode.

There are about 400 trophies in the game, with an enormous percentage being Marioverse characters, items, locations, and concept.

Note that each of the playable characters has three trophies, and two of them explain their SSBM background. They can be collected by completing the Adventure or All-Star mode with them.

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Super Mario Stadium series Mario Super Sluggers • Mario Superstar Baseball
Other Mario Hoops 3-on-3 • Mario Sports Mix • Mario Sports Superstars
Mario vs. Donkey Kong series Mario vs. Donkey Kong • Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Minis March Again! • Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Mini-Land Mayhem! • Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars • Mini Mario & Friends: amiibo Challenge
Luigi's Mansion series Luigi's Mansion • Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon
Dr. Mario series Dr. Mario • Dr. Mario 64 • Dr. Mario Online Rx
Wrecking Crew series Wrecking Crew • Wrecking Crew '98
Other Dance Dance Revolution: Mario Mix • Mario & Wario • Mario is Missing! • Mario Paint • Mario Pinball Land • Mario's Super Picross • Mario's Time Machine • Picross 2 • Princess Peach: Showtime! • Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition • Super Princess Peach • Tetris & Dr. Mario
Wario franchise Wario Land series Wario Land II • Wario Land 4 • Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3
WarioWare series WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$! • WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Party Game$! • WarioWare: Touched! • WarioWare: Twisted! • WarioWare Gold
Other Wario World
Yoshi franchise Yoshi's Island series Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island (Yoshi's Island: Super Mario Advance 3) • Yoshi's New Island
Other Tetris Attack • Yoshi Topsy-Turvy • Yoshi Touch & Go • Yoshi's Cookie • Yoshi's Safari • Yoshi's Story
Crossovers Mario & Sonic series Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games (Wii) • Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games (Wii) • Mario & Sonic at the Sochi 2014 Olympic Winter Games
Super Smash Bros. series Super Smash Bros. Brawl • Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS / Wii U • Super Smash Bros. Melee
Other Fortune Street • Itadaki Street DS • Nintendo Land
Consoles Wii
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