Super Smash Bros Ultimate How to Play as Master Hand Again
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Master Manus (also known equally The Paw) is a right hand-like entity who acts every bit the creator of the Super Smash Bros. universe and is besides the owner and top collector of the Globe of Trophies. He is the principal adversary of the Super Blast Bros series. It is assumed that Primary Hand is the representation of the kid who owns the trophies nerveless throughout the game. Due to his position equally a boss, Master Paw is only playable in the games through hacking (save for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate), but in Melee, a glitch exists that makes him playable. Master Hand's origins are unknown and his and Crazy Manus's purposes are undiscovered. All the same, Master Hand and Crazy Hand seem to respectively stand for creation and destruction. He has been a dominate on all Super Smash Bros. games.
In Super Blast Bros. for Nintendo 3DS/Wii U, a huge black-similar substance called Swarm emerges from Master Hand when challenging Master Mitt and Crazy Manus on five.1 intensity or higher.
Contents
- 1 Super Smash Bros.
- 2 Super Boom Bros. Melee
- ii.1 Trophy Description
- 3 Super Blast Bros. Brawl
- iii.i Role in the Subspace Emissary
- 3.ii Bays Clarification
- 4 Super Boom Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U
- 4.1 Trophy Description
- 5 Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
- five.1 In Classic Mode
- five.2 Role in The World of Light
- 5.three Controlling Principal Hand
- half dozen Other appearances
- 6.1 Kirby and the Amazing Mirror
- vii Playability
- seven.1 Super Smash Bros. moveset
- 7.ii Super Smash Bros. Melee
- vii.2.1 Solo moves
- 7.2.2 Moves used in conjunction with Crazy Paw
- vii.3 Super Boom Bros. Ball
- eight Changes from Melee to Brawl
- nine Set on Order
- 9.ane Brawl
- 9.1.1 First Motion
- ix.1.2 2d Move
- 9.1.three Third Motion
- ix.ane.4 4th Motility
- ix.i.v 5th Move
- ix.2 3DS/Wii U
- ix.2.1 Kickoff Move
- 9.2.ii Second Move
- 9.ii.3 3rd Move
- nine.2.four Fourth Move
- 9.2.five Fifth Motility
- 9.ane Brawl
- 10 Trivia
- eleven Come across as well
Super Smash Bros.
Official artwork for Master Paw in Super Nail Bros.
In Super Smash Bros., Master Manus is the final opponent of the 1P Game. He resides in a level called Master Mitt'south Residence by fans. He uses his size and shape to his advantage - he slaps, punches and flicks the player effectually.
Primary Paw can't be defeated by normal means; instead, he has 300 HP which must be depleted. In one case 0 HP is reached, he explodes into the background and the character is turned back into a toy.
Master Hand as well appears in the opening cinematic. He positions inanimate toy versions of two random characters on a table, and, after advisedly positioning everything around them, he counts to iii on his fingers, snaps his fingers, and changes the tabular array into a stage resembling Princess Peach's Castle.
Super Smash Bros. Melee
Chief Hand's appearance in Melee.
Super Smash Bros. Melee sees Principal Hand taking a similar role - he is the concluding boss of the one-thespian Classic fashion, and, like in his Super Smash Bros SINCE 1999 function, has a gear up HP which must be depleted to win. There are, nonetheless, a few changes made to him. His moveset is slightly altered, he loses the ability to turn effectually, and his HP is altered based on the difficulty (for case, he merely has 150 HP when fought on Very Easy way, where Super Smash Bros. had him fixed to 300 regardless of the mode).
The game also introduced Crazy Hand, Master Hand'south left-hand counterpart. When the ii are on the field at the same time, they can perform powerful combination attacks. Crazy Hand appears to aid his right-mitt counterpart when set conditions are met: If Archetype Mode is reached on Normal, Hard, or Very Hard without having continued.
Master Hand does not appear in the opening cinematic, though his bays (see below) elaborates his part in the Super Smash Bros. universe. A manus not wearing a glove does appear, though, which some people believe to be Master Hand's true form, though this has non been confirmed past the developers.
Oddly, information technology was found that in Sound Test of the corresponding game, audio #64 of the announcer's lines, Master Hand was named, with the aforementioned happening to Giga Bowser, though this sound isn't used in the game. His name also appears on the big screen on the Pokémon Stadium phase, just information technology appears every bit "Masterhand" rather than "Main Mitt". Information technology could be possible he was going to be playable, but the idea was scrapped during game development. However, in this game, he is playable through a glitch. However, most 1 player modes freeze the game, and in multiplayer the game freezes after stock battles because he lacks a victory pose. However, in later versions, in the "Stamina Mode" Master Manus can win (or lose) without problems but instead of the victory screen showing up, information technology goes directly to the Thespian Selection. If the match is ended before a winner is chosen, he will non appear, merely the name on the bottom volition show Sheik and her Triforce symbol. Because of this, if ane of Master Hand's opponents is Sheik in any situation, the game will freeze.
Bays Description
Trophy #159: The Master Hand awaits anyone who survives the long difficult road to the Final Destination. This symbolic link between the real earth and the imaginary battlefields of Super Blast Bros. Melee is quite a scattering in battle, and simply because he wears a white glove doesn't mean he fights clean. Be ready to become poked, punched, flicked, and swatted like crazy!
- Super Smash Bros. 04/99
Super Smash Bros. Ball
Official artwork of Primary Mitt in SSBB.
Master Mitt is in Super Smash Bros. Brawl. He reprises his role as the concluding boss in Classic mode. His attacks are very similar to that of his Melee form with some changes. The amount of HP he has is still dependent on the difficulty likewise. Crazy Mitt also returns in Archetype Mode, with weather condition similar to the ones in Melee.
Main Hand in the Subspace Emissary.
Role in the Subspace Emissary
Master Mitt too appears in the Subspace Emissary, as Ganondorf's, Wario's, and Bowser'south boss. Soon, a Subspace Bomb is used on Male monarch Dedede'south castle, Ganondorf receives new orders from Master Hand, which he gets via a Boob tube screen.
Master Mitt released from his bonds.
Yet, when all of the characters arrive in the Subspace world, Master Manus turns out to be Tabuu'southward boob. Ganondorf attacks Tabuu with his Dark Dive but is hands knocked back, though while he falls he breaks Master Hand's strings, thus freeing him. Master Paw too attempts to strike Tabuu, but just like Ganondorf, is defeated with little effort. Being a bit different from the playable characters, he does not change into a trophy, and simply lies motionless apparently showing that he was unconscious and defeated.
Knowing that he would exist able to use Master Hand to recruit fighters to assist him in his goals, Tabuu defeats Master Hand with the chains of low-cal some fourth dimension before the plot of the Subspace Emissary begins. Indeed, his bays suggests that Master Paw himself is not inherently evil, or he disliked the fact that at that place was someone stronger than him.
Trophy Description
A being tied to the link between this world, where trophies fight, and the earth beyond. The pregnant of his existence is unknown, equally are his goals, but he seems to accept obtained (and kept hidden) a ability that borders on absolute. He too seems to experience a certain joy in challenging chosen warriors who've claimed many victories. He waits even at present in Concluding Destination.
- Super Smash Bros.
- Super Smash Bros. Brawl
Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U
Official artwork of Master Hand in SSB4
Master Hand once over again shows up as one of the final bosses in Classic Mode. Master Hand is over again fought on Final Destination, however it now has a few new attacks, such equally creating orange platforms that elevator you by the blast line and creating a sphere of fire that he will crush to interruption into minimized versions of the sphere. His finger bullet tin now exist angled.
Master Hand reveals his true form, Principal Core.
In the 3DS version, when playing on Intensity ii.9 or lower, the role player can only fight Master Paw on his own. When playing on any Intensity of 3.0 or college, a black path opens where Main Hand and Crazy Mitt can be fought at the same time (they both share the same amount of health this time). If taking the black path on Intensity 5.1 or higher, after taking out 60-70 health from either of them, Crazy Paw, engulfed in dark flames, will vanish and retreat and Principal Hand's glove rips open up and transforms into Master Core, which must be fought and defeated to vanquish the stage. Master Paw can be fought alone up to Intensity vii.nine. When playing on any intensity whatsoever college, he cannot be fought lone; the blue path will disappear and merely the blackness path remains, forcing you into a fight with him, Crazy Mitt and Main Core.
In the Wii U version, Master Hand will be fought past himself on lower Intensities. However when conditions are met, the role player will exist forced to fight both Master Mitt and Crazy Hand, too equally Master Core if at five.1 or higher Intensity.
Trophy Description
The mysterious Master Paw is the source of creation in the Blast Bros. universe. He appears in Concluding Destination when all other rivals are defeated. He fights with a diverse movement set up and only grows stronger if you make him angry. If you know when to fight and when to dodge, you'll take him down!
- Super Smash Bros.
- Super Smash Bros.
Super Blast Bros. Ultimate
In Classic Mode
Master Hand returns in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate retaining much of his moveset from before, although he will non always be the final boss in Classic Mode; certain fighters such as Roy will encounter him while others such as Mario run into Rathalos, Galleom, Giga Bowser, Crazy Hand, Dracula, Ganon, Marx, or even a playable fighter. In addition, he, along with Crazy Hand, can at present face either management instead of just one.
Role in The World of Lite
In Earth of Light, the new gamble mode in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, the antagonist Galeem summons an army of Chief Easily before absorbing them. Near the terminate of the Take a chance mode, Master Hand becomes a playable grapheme where he fights against boob fighters created by Galeem and Dharkon on the Battlefield form of Concluding Destination. When defeated, Master Hand will simply collapse onto the stage, equally opposed to flying off into the background. Additionally, the level will but restart, equally opposed to the typical World of Calorie-free game over screen. The "connect controller" and "move list" options are disabled in the game'southward intermission menu.
Controlling Master Hand
Master Hand can non taunt or shield. He tin can be moved with the stick assigned to movement. His movement is express to a cube around the stage, but he can travel under Terminal Destination. The stick assigned to performing blast attacks, the grab button, and the standard attack push button all share the same functionality.
| Imput | Assail |
|---|---|
| B | Finger guns. This tin be charged to fire three shots at once. |
| B► | Finger rings. |
| B▼ | Finger lasers. |
| B▲ | Throws one spike brawl, every bit opposed to 3 in Master Hand'south boss fight |
| A | Snap. Does not accept to exist charged, unlike the boss fight. |
| A► | Horizontal slap |
| A▲ | Rockets upwards and preforms a drilling motility |
| A▼ | Slaps downwards |
Chief Mitt about to shoot bullets.
Primary Mitt flinging rings at his opponents.
Master Manus shooting lasers out of his fingertips.
Master Hand about to throw spike assurance at his opponents.
Principal Hand snapping his fingers, dazing his opponents.
Principal Handing slapping his opponents horizontally.
Master Mitt drilling into his opponents.
Master Hand slams down onto the phase.
Other appearances
Master Hand's official artwork in Kirby and the Amazing Mirror.
Kirby and the Amazing Mirror
Master Hand appears in the Game Boy Advance game Kirby and the Astonishing Mirror equally a mini-boss. Unlike other mini-bosses, Chief Manus stays on the right of his arena. Vacuuming him up will give Kirby the Smash ability, an power that gives Kirby some of his moves from Super Nail Bros. Melee (though in a slightly contradistinct state). Master Hand and Crazy Hand are also the bosses of Candy Constellation.
Playability
Though there are several "cheats" that supposedly permit Principal Hand to be played as a normal character, nigh of them are false; the only methods of controlling Main Mitt are through a cheating device such as a GameShark or Action Replay or using the cheat menu on sure emulators.
Withal, ane glitch works for controlling Master Hand in Super Smash Bros. Melee.
The following is a listing of moves when controlling Principal Hand.
None of the motion names are official.
Super Nail Bros. moveset
Note that Main Mitt's moves volition automatically target the highest-numerical player other than himself (Player 1 or ii in some cases)
| Movement | Proper name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| R◄ | Poke | Master Hand pokes the air twice. The second poke is more than powerful. Inflicts 8-26%. |
| A► | Background Fist | Master Hand flies away up the top of the screen and makes a fist in the background. And he punches into the player. He flies dorsum on the stage. Does 16% to role player. |
| B► | Gun | Main Manus makes the shape of a gun and fires sets of 2 bullets. He fires one set if above 100 HP and three sets if below. 5% each. |
| R▲ | Drill | Master Hand flies upward, and so slams down on his target while spinning in a drill-like fashion. 1-25% |
| L▲ | Sweep | Main Hand makes several sweeping motions. The number of motions depends on the size of the platform. 12% |
| R▼ | Shell | Master Hand flies off the top of the screen, then appears in the groundwork. He attempts to flatten the thespian. sixteen% |
| L▼ | Walk | Primary Hand "walks" using his arrow and centre fingers. When he reaches his opponent, he tries to "kick" them. eighteen%. |
| A▲ | Jet | Chief Hand makes a vaguely aeroplane-like shape, then flies into the background. He attempts to wing into the player, and so flies in from the right. If the histrion makes contact with him when he is taking off, they will be burned launched downwards. This slightly resembles a motion Ridley can perform when he is fought in Super Smash Bros. Brawl's Adventure Mode. 12-xvi% |
| L► | Slap | Master Hand makes a slapping motility across the platform. 16% |
| R► | Target punch | Master Hand hovers over the target, then quickly punches downwards. 8-24% |
| Z► | Dash grab | Main Hand follows an enemy, and then dashes towards them and grabs them, crushing him/her/it in his mitt 3 times. 80% |
| Z▲ | Catch and throw | Main Hand follows an enemy, and then catches them, and so crushes him/her/information technology in his hand iii times then throws them up in the air (K.O.'due south well-nigh of the time). lxxx% |
* B► attacks were non given to "normal" characters until Melee.
Super Blast Bros. Melee
In Super Nail Bros. Melee, Master Hand tin only be controlled if set up to Thespian 3, as seen here. Also, note that the directions are pressed on the D-Pad, non the Control Stick.
Solo moves
The move edit is complete. The Sweep move has been done.
| Move | Name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| A▲ | Jet | Principal Paw makes a vaguely plane-similar shape, then flies into the groundwork. He attempts to fly into the actor, then flies in from the right. 10-30% |
| A► | Ram | Master Hand flies off the screen, so appears in the groundwork as a fist. He attempts to slam into the player, and so flies dorsum onto the phase from the tiptop of the screen. 34% |
| A | Beat | Master Hand flies off the superlative of the screen, then appears in the background. He attempts to flatten the player. 30% |
| B▲ | Lasers | Master Manus shoots a laser beam from each of his fingertips. Only the endpoints and outset points do damage. 9% each |
| B► | Gun | Master Hand makes the shape of a gun and fires sets of bullets. He fires ane set up if above 100 HP and three sets if beneath. x% (one set) 6% (three sets) |
| Z▲ or ► | Grab | Chief Manus grabs his opponent and begins to beat out them. They can escape by button mashing, but, if they fail to practice so, Principal Manus will toss them away. 13%/crush, and then 18-20% afterwards. Depending on the management pressed with Z, Master Hand volition throw the opponent differently. If up is used, he volition throw them up behind him. If right, he will slam them into the ground. |
| R◄ | Poke | Master Hand pokes the air three times. The third poke is more than powerful. vii-34% |
| R► | Punch | Master Mitt hovers over the target, then speedily punches downwards. 24% |
| R▼ | Slap | Master Mitt slaps the ground. 26% |
| R▲ | Drill | Master Hand flies up, and so slams downwardly while spinning in a drill-similar fashion. i-48% |
| L▲ | Sweep | Master Hand makes a sweeping motion across the platform. fourteen% Damage each. |
| 50► | Slap | Master Paw makes a slapping motion across the platform. 25% |
| L▼ | Walk | Master Paw "walks" using his pointer and middle fingers. When he reaches his opponent, he "kicks" them. ten-30% |
Moves used in conjunction with Crazy Hand
MH (Master Hand) and CH (Crazy Mitt) must both printing the input shown to trigger the combination set on. These only work in Melee.
| MH input | CH input | Move | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Y◄ | Y► | Applaud | A shockwave is released that puts the player to slumber, then the ii hands clap together five times. |
| Y▲ | Y▲ | Double Dial | The 2 hands punch together. |
| Y▲ | Y▼ | Catch | Crazy Hand punches beyond the phase and is defenseless by Master Hand. A shock wave that deals shadow damage is released at affect. |
Super Boom Bros. Brawl
A hacker (Y.S) fabricated a code using USBGecko plan that allows the employ of bosses on boss battles on Brawl. Those are the bachelor commands for Master Manus. They are not playable, just controllable. They can just be used on Dominate Battles, merely some glitches and some attacks cannot be used.
Available commands: [A] [A▲] [A▼] [A►] [A◄] [B] [B▲] [B▼] [B►] [B◄] [R] or [L]
Changes from Melee to Brawl
- Has been buffed - many of his attacks are faster, deal more damage, and are more hard to dodge. Walking Paw and Hand Swipe accept an almost instantaneous start-up.
- Walking Hand begins almost instantaneously and has more than power, allowing Master Mitt to suddenly hit (and potentially KO) nearby players.
- Hand Swipe is faster, stronger, and covers a larger area.
- Hand Drill is more than hard to dodge: it can only exist dodged if a actor perfectly executes a roll, or leaves the phase until the attack finishes. Even then, many characters' rolls are besides short to escape his vacuum, and going off the phase can brand it difficult to come up back (With the exception of Peach'due south float and Mr. Game & Watch's Burn with correct timing), as there are hitboxes of the drill that preclude from grabbing the ledge.
- After using Jet Technique, Principal Hand returns to his normal position on the right side of the stage, instead of appearing on the left and travelling back to the right side. It now uses magic instead of fire.
- During the start of Master and Crazy Easily' Applause set on, characters are hitting past the Fan outcome while in the air.
- Ram creates no freeze frames, regardless of whether information technology hits or misses.
- Laser set on moves forth and back one time.
- Gun set on cannot be avoided by crouching.
- Relative to the average knockback of their moves, Master Mitt is at present more powerful than Crazy Hand.
- Master Hand'south ram cannot be avoided by standing withal. If beingness rammed by Crazy Paw, however, standing still will let Crazy Hand to wing over your head without causing harm.
- The platform has been shrunk, making it more difficult to hit him.
Attack Order
Brawl
Attacks in parenthesis require Crazy Hand.
First Movement
- Sweep
- Lasers
- Dial
- (Double Punch)
Second Move
- Drill
- Grab
- Gun
- (Applaud)
- (Double Punch)
- (Grab)
Third Movement
- Groundwork Punch
- Groundwork Jet
- Background Slap
Fourth Motility
- Grab
- Walk
- Trounce
- (Applaud)
- (Twin Laser)
5th Movement
- Slap
- Poke
- (Double Jet)
3DS/Wii U
First Movement
- Slap
- Snap
- Walk
- Wind
Second Motility
- Dial
- Gun
- Crush
- Wind
3rd Motility
- Take hold of
- Lasers
- Wind
Fourth Motility
- Drill
- Cards
- Current of air
Fifth Move
- Background Jet
- Background Punch
- Background Slap
- Spread Fire
- Air current
Trivia
- Main Hand starts the original Super Smash Bros. opening, as he sets up the stage and characters, and he is the start Smash character ever seen. This has been a role of the game's controversy over the fighters being "toys", either being brought to life by a child's imagination or that Main Hand had brought them to life with his "Create" powers.
- Since the Announcer never speaks when the player fights Primary Hand, it is speculated that Primary Hand is, in fact, the Journalist.
- This is supported by the fact the vox actor of the Journalist, regardless of which Smash game, besides voices Chief Hand, every bit well as Crazy Paw in Melee, Brawl and 3DS/Wii U and Ultimate.
- They are voiced past Jeff Manning in Super Smash Bros., Dean Harrington in Super Smash Bros. Melee, Pat Cashman in Super Smash Bros. Ball and Xander Mobus in Super Blast Bros. for Nintendo 3DS/Wii U and Ultimate.
- However, in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS, the Announcer now speaks when the role player fights Master Hand.
- The Bondage of Light go out bloody wounds on Primary Hand, suggesting that he may contain organic cloth. Interestingly, he seems to take glowing bluish blood, even though his wounds are red. The revealing of blood could exist a factor in the reasons why Brawl was rated "T for Teen" past the ESRB and rated "PEGI 12" by PEGI. However, the concept of the blueish stuff being blood is speculation.
- The previous game, Melee, was also rated "T for Teen/PEGI 12", but did not contain such content.
- Many gamers like to presume Master Hand "died" in Subspace Emissary, merely this is not true, as Master Manus appears in Super Blast Bros. for 3DS/Wii U. It is more likely Primary Hand passed out.
- If Main Hand (or Crazy Hand, for that matter) is KO'd on Brinstar in Melee via Debug Menu, he bounces endlessly on the acid. Using the developed mode camera, he tin exist seen bouncing away even one time he leaves the stage and is in the black void behind the phase. It'southward interesting to notation that the acrid programming goes out this far. Since the vertical position of a portion of the acid does non depend on its horizontal position, all the same, it is possible that merely the current height of the acid is used to summate player damage, in which case the acid programming would go out infinitely far horizontally speaking.
- In Super Smash Bros. Melee, if either Principal Paw or Crazy Hand gets a transformation item (i.due east. Super Mushroom, Starman, etc.), in that location is a chance the game freezes if the level is non Final Destination or Battlefield. Yet, Battlefield has a higher risk of freezing.
- The Master Manus and Crazy Mitt may take originated from sure bosses in Super Mario 64, Star Fox 64, Kirby'southward Nightmare in Dream State, Kirby Super Star and The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time as attacks used by the Master Hand and the Crazy Hand are similar to the attacks used by Eyerok, Wham Bam Rock, Andross, and Bongo Bongo.
- In Super Boom Bros., Primary Hand was much more glove-like in shape, merely in Melee and Brawl, he looks more similar an arm which fades on the wrist.
- Master Hand and Crazy Hand are the merely characters in the Super Blast Bros. series to debut in a game from that series, just besides appear in another series. They also appeared in Kirby & the Astonishing Mirror, both of them being bosses.
- Master Paw appears in a commercial for Kirby Tilt 'n' Tumble (2000 in Nihon, 2001 in North America) where he is property the Gameboy Color, controlling the game.
- Strangely, in Melee, the narrator has a narration for Master Hand like he does for all other characters, although this is never used in game. He does not, however, have a narration for Crazy Hand, although he does for Giga Bowser.
- It is speculated that the hand in the game over screen from the Kirby series is Master Hand, as his name in the files is Master Hand.
- In Super Nail Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U, there is a glitch where if yous pause at the aforementioned time i of the hands is dying, the express mirth will not exist heard. It is currently unknown why this glitch happens.
- In the kickoff Super Smash Bros. game. If the player uses cheats to play as master mitt. He is able to motility Master Paw around the stage. This is not possible in melee as he can't wing around the stage without attacking get-go.
- In Super Smash Bros. for Wii U, the inside of Principal Hand, which can usually be seen directly through his wrist, is missing. When the camera is looking direct through his wrist, it will instead show anything that's supposed to be behind him and, if possible, parts of his fingers. This applies to Crazy Hand as well, though this does not apply to either of their trophies nor in Super Boom Bros. for Nintendo 3DS.
See also
- Crazy Mitt
- Final Destination
 Bosses | |
|---|---|
| SSB | Master Hand · Metal Mario · Giant Donkey Kong |
| Melee | Crazy Mitt · Giant Bowser · Giga Bowser · Principal Hand |
| Brawl | Crazy Hand · Duon · Galleom · Master Hand · Meta Ridley · Petey Piranha · Porky Minch · Porky Statue · Rayquaza · Ridley · Tabuu |
| WiiU/3DS | Crazy Hand · Principal Manus · Principal Core |
| Ultimate | Crazy Hand · Dracula · Dharkon · Galeem · Galleom · Giga Bowser · Ganon · Master Hand · Marx · Rathalos |
 Subspace Army | |
|---|---|
| Leader | Tabuu |
| Fighter accomplices | Bowser · Ganondorf · Wario · King Dedede |
| Major members | Petey Piranha · Porky Minch · Ridley · Galleom · Duon · Rayquaza |
| Manipulated members | Aboriginal Minister · Mr. Game & Sentry · Principal Hand · R.O.B. |
| Common units | Original enemies: Armank · Armight · Auroros · Autolance · Big Primid · Bombed · Boom Primid · Borboras · Bucculus · Buckot · Bytan · Cymul · Feyesh · Burn down Primid · Floow · Gamyga · Glice · Glire · Glunder · Greap · Jyk · Metal Primid · Mite · Mizzo · Nagagog · Poppant · Primid · Puppit · Roader · Roturret · Scope Primid · Shaydas · Shellpod · Spaak · Sword Primid · Ticken · Towtow · Trowlon |
| Weapons/Machines/Etc. | Amaranthine Gas · Cargo · Night Cannon · Generator · Halberd · Porky Statue · Meta Ridley · Koopa Clown Automobile · Quark Mine · Jyk · Shadow Bug · Smash Skiff · Subspace Bomb · Subspace Gunship |
| Locations | World of Trophies · Isle of the Ancients · Subspace · The Great Maze |
 Super Smash Bros. universe | ||
|---|---|---|
| Playable Characters | Mii Fighter (3DS/Wii U · Ultimate) Mii Brawler (3DS/Wii U · Ultimate) · Mii Swordfighter (3DS/Wii U · Ultimate) · Mii Gunner (3DS/Wii U · Ultimate) | |
| Other characters | Fighting teams | Fighting Polygon Squad · Fighting Wire Frames · Fighting Alloy Squad · Fighting Mii Team |
| Bosses | Main Hand · Crazy Mitt · Giga Bowser · Galleom · Duon · Tabuu · Master Cadre · Galeem · Dharkon | |
| Stages | Battleground (Duel Zone · Melee · Brawl · 3DS/Wii U · Ultimate) Final Destination (64 · Melee · Brawl · 3DS/Wii U · Ultimate) Large Battlefield (for Wii U · Ultimate) Meta Crystal · Small Battlefield · Home-Run Stadium · Grooming stage ultimate | |
| Items | Assist Bays · Assistant Gun · Barrel · Beam Sword · Beastball · Blackness Hole · Nail Box · Bumper · Capsule · CD · Coins / Coins and Bills · Cracker Launcher · Crate · Custom Office · Drill · Imitation Smash Brawl · Fan · Food · Gooey Bomb · Healing Field · Healing Sprout · Home-Run Bat · Central · Motion-Sensor Bomb · Party Ball · Rage Blaster · Ray Gun · Rolling Crates · Sandbag · Smash Brawl · Fume Ball · Sticker · Stock Ball · Team Healer · Timer · Trophy · Trophy Stand | |
| Music | Lists | List of Music (Super Smash Bros. series) · List of Music (Adventure Mode) |
| Songs | "Super Smash Bros. Brawl Principal Theme" · "Lifelight" | |
| Collectibles | Trophies | Melee Trophies · Brawl Trophies · 3DS Trophies · Wii U Trophies |
| Spirits | List of spirits (Super Smash Bros. serial) | |
 Kirby universe | ||
|---|---|---|
| Characters | Kirby (64 · Melee · Ball · 3DS/Wii U · Ultimate) Meta Knight (Brawl · 3DS/Wii U · Ultimate) King Dedede (Ball · 3DS/Wii U · Ultimate) | |
| Side Characters | Boss | Marx |
| Aid Trophies | Knuckle Joe · Nightmare · Chef Kawasaki | |
| Mii Fighter Costumes | Meta Knight · Marx | |
| Background characters | King Dedede | |
| Stage Hazards | Whispy Woods | |
| Enemies | Bonkers · Bronto Burt · Gordo · Parasol Waddle Dee · Plasma Wisp · Shotzo · Tac · Waddle Dee · Waddle Doo | |
| Stages | Dream Country · Fountain of Dreams · Green Greens · Halberd · Dream Land GB · The Nifty Cavern Offensive | |
| Items | Bomber · Dragoon · Maxim Tomato · Parasol · Star Rod · Superspicy Curry · Warp Star | |
| Music | List | List of Music (Kirby series) |
| Vocal | "Gourmet Race" | |
| Collectibles | Trophies | Melee Trophies · Brawl Trophies · 3DS Trophies · Wii U Trophies |
| Stickers | Listing of Stickers (Kirby series) | |
| Spirits | List of spirits (Kirby series) | |
| Masterpieces | Kirby'south Dream Land · Kirby's Adventure · Kirby Super Star | |
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