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* bowser194's Eleventh FAQ *
* Super Smash Bros: Brawl FAQ/Walkthrough *
* Version 0.275 *
* FAQ Created: March 23rd, 2008 *
* Latest Update: April 4th, 2008 *
* E-Mail: bowser194(at)gmail(dot)com *
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* Section 1 - The Introduction *
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Section 1A - Table Of Contents
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Section 1 - The Introduction
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Section 1A - Table Of Contents
Section 1B - Version History
Section 1C - Introduction
Section 2 - Various Information
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Section 2A - Controls
Section 2B - Characters*
Section 2C - Items*
Section 2D - Stages*
Section 2E - Enemies*
Section 3 - The Subspace Emissary
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Section 3A - Information
Section 3B - Walkthrough*
Section 4 - Solo Mode (Single-Player)
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Section 4A - Classic Mode
Section 4B - Solo Events*
Section 4C - Co-Op Events*
Section 4D - Break The Targets*
Section 4E - Home-Run Contest*
Section 4F - Multi-Man Melee*
Section 5 - Brawl Mode (Multiplayer)
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Section 5A - Brawl
Section 5B - Special Brawl*
Section 5C - Tournament Mode*
Section 6 - The Vault
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Section 6A - Trophies
Section 6B - Stickers*
Section 6C - Stage Builder*
Section 6D - Challenges
Section 6E - Coin Launcher*
Section 6F - Song Listing*
Section 7 - Online Play
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Section 7A - Information*
Section 7B - Setting Up*
Section 7C - Playing Online*
Section 7D - Troubleshooting*
Section 8 - Conclusion
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Section 8A - Credits
Section 8B - Contacting Me
Section 8C - Copyright
*Indicates this section has not yet been completed.
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Section 1B - Version History
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Version 0.20 :: FAQ Size: 52KB :: Date: March 23rd, 2008
First version of the FAQ. Much of the basic information on numerous sections
and other small things have been added. Updates will continue with more
information on items/character/etc being added each time.
Version 0.25 :: FAQ Size: 84KB :: Date: March 27th, 2008
Completed a ton of event descriptions, which have all been added to the FAQ.
The tedious task of compiling an entire list of trophies has come and gone with
the completion of the Trophies section. The Challenges section is also complete
as well. Reformatted the Stages section as it previously looked like a block of
text - the same will probably happen to the items section next update.
Section 0.275 :: FAQ Size: 103KB :: Date: April 4th, 2008
Focused entirely on the items/stages section with this update. The items
section was reformatted as promised, making the entire guide look like it
follows a specific format all around. Characters section will probably be
started next update.
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Section 1C - Introduction
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Super Smash Bros: Brawl is the much-anticipated third installment in the Super
Smash Brothers series. It is a simple, side-scrolling fighting game that is
fairly easy to pick up and play. The concept is simple: you fight against your
opponents and proceed to rack up damage (counted as an incrementing percentage)
on them. The higher the damage, the further they're knocked away when hit. If
they are unable to recover and get back onto the stage, or they are knocked too
high/far away, they are KOed.
This simple formula, paired with the crazy antics of fast-paced multiplayer
Mario games, has made Brawl the fastest-selling game in Nintendo's incredible
history, selling 1.4 million copies in the first week in America alone.
Brawl features 35 different characters, from various games (mostly Nintendo
related) which have become popular within the last 20 years. Each of them have
unique tactics and abilities that give them both advantages and disadvantages
when played in different matchups and scenarios. With this guide, I hope to
provide a detailed analysis on much of this complex and long-lasting game.
There are a near infinite amount of possibilities when it comes to the Super
Smash Bros series, and hopefully this guide will be the key to uncovering some
of that potential.
Keep in mind that this guide does not withhold any spoilers, so if you came
here hoping not to find out something, you'll probably want to close this
document now.
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* Section 2 - Various Information *
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Section 2A - Controls
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One of the greatest features of Super Smash Bros: Brawl is that it features
four different controller configurations for every type of player. You'll be
pleased to find GameCube controls have not changed whatsoever if you're a Smash
veteran, and you'll be equally pleased to find the Wii Remote allows for a
short learning curve if you're a newcomer.
**NOTE: Advanced controls for each character will be listed in that section.**
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GameCube Controller
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Control Stick - Move character.
Control Pad - Taunt opponents.
'C' Stick - Smash Attack.
'A' Button - Attack/Smash Attack.
'B' Button - Special Attack.
'X' Button - Jump.
'Y' Button - Jump.
'L' Button - Shield/Dodge.
'R' Button - Shield/Dodge.
'Z' Button - Grab opponent.
Start Button - Pause game.
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Wii Remote (Sideways)
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Control Pad (Up) - Jump.
Wiimote Pointer - Used to select options in menus.
Control Pad - Move character.
'A' Button - Taunt opponents.
'B' Button - Shield/Dodge.
'-' Button - Grab opponent.
'1' Button - Special Attack.
'2' Button - Attack/Smash Attack.
'Home' Button - Pause game.
'A' + 'B' - Grab opponent.
'1' + '2' - Smash Attack.
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Wii Remote + Nunchuk
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Control Stick - Move character.
'A' Button - Attack/Smash Attack.
'B' Button - Special Attack.
'C' Button - Jump.
'Z' Button - Shield/Dodge.
'1' Button - Taunt opponents.
'2' Button - Taunt opponents.
'-' Button - Grab opponent.
'+' Button - Pause game.
'A' + 'B' - Grab opponent.
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Classic Controller
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Left Control Stick - Move character.
Right Control Stick - Smash Attack.
Control Pad - Taunt opponents.
'A' Button - Special Attack.
'B' Button - Attack/Smash Attack.
'X' Button - Jump.
'Y' Button - Jump.
'L' Button - Shield/Dodge.
'R' Button - Shield/Dodge.
'ZL' Button - Grab opponent.
'ZR' Button - Grab opponent.
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Section 2B - Characters
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- Coming Soon! -
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Section 2C - Items
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(15/61 Completed)
With the newest edition into the Super Smash Bros series comes an incredible
load of items to make Brawl even crazier and more hectic than it already is.
Each of these items are listed below in alphabetical order for your
convenience.
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Banana Peel
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The banana peel is one of the new items that has been introduced into Brawl. As
you would expect solely based upon Mario tradition, when you walk over the
banana peel, you slip and fall. Unfortunately, your opponents will not suffer
any damage from this, meaning they really aren't too effective in stopping
players as they can be easily avoided.
Place this somewhere that you're unlikely to accidently walk into it yourself,
or where you can knock your opponents towards it to create a combo or second-
hit opportunity. Either that, or throw it directly at your opponents to
guarantee some kind of damage, otherwise you may never inflict any.
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Beam Sword
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Similar to a light saber, this sword is fairly powerful and can be used to swat
opponents from afar. It is strong enough to KO with, and actually extends in
length when swung or based on the character that is using it.
From experience, I've found that the sword tends to be quite useful when
running towards your opponent, because you'll be far enough away to avoid
retaliation. This is particularly effective with Luigi, who will actually dive
at your opponents rather than staying on his feet. Unfortunately, this strategy
isn't of any use for KOing the opponent, but throwing the sword at recovering
players is very useful because it is powerful enough to knock them back a good
distance.
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Blast Box
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Another new item to Brawl is the Blast Box, which is both dangerous and
powerful, but ineffective for personal use. It appears simply as a large crate
labelled with a fire warning on the sides of it. It can take a certain level of
damage, and once that level is surpassed, the box will explode and destroy
everything within its radius.
It has the same effect as a Bob-Omb would, but it is not very mobile, meaning
this won't be something you can (or should, due to its explosive nature) pick
up and throw at other players. It is best avoided, unless you've recently
respawned and you're willing to take a bit of damage to kill another player who
is at a much higher percentage than you. You could also detonate it using
projectiles, if you want to be safe.
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Bob-Omb
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One of the most destructive and powerful items in the game, a single Bob-Omb
has the force to KO any player at very low percentages. They are even more
dangerous when they all emerge at once from a Party Ball, and the explosion of
just one sets all the rest of them off. If the Bob-Omb isn't picked up by a
player within approximately five seconds of its appearance, it will begin to
pace back and forth across the stage until it comes into contact with a player.
If it doesn't, then after another 10-15 seconds, it will stop moving and
suddenly explode on the spot. You'll have about two seconds to clear the area
if you see that it's stopped moving.
Pick this thing up if you're near it when it will appear. This protects you
from being blown up by it later on, and also gives you full control over where
it will detonate. Throw it into a large crowd or at an unsuspecting opponents
and watch them go sailing. It's an easy KO at most percentages.
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Bumper
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The Bumper is a great little annoyance that any player can pick up and throw
anywhere on the stage. It will fly for a bit and then hang in midair, and any
player that touches it while it is active bounces away a fair distance, even at
lower percentages. The downside is that even the player who throws the bumper
can also be damaged by it.
When placed effectively, the bumper can become extremely annoying. Some good
locations to throw it include right in front of a ledge (preventing players
from grabbing hold of it), in the middle of an enclosed area, or even right at
an opponent as they charge towards you. In general, your goal should be to
place it somewhere that everyone (aside from you) will be, and where it could
result in KOs.
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Bunny Hood
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The second appearance of the Bunny Hood is made in Brawl, where any player who
grabs hold of it will have it attached to their heads for approximately 10-12
seconds, speeding them up and allowing them to jump much higher (not including
their B + Up) attack. This also means they fall much quicker too. It can be
knocked off if the player is hit with a smash attack.
For some of the faster characters, the Bunny Hood can actually be more of a
hindrance than a help, as you'll find yourself running through opponents rather
than attacking them. Also, because it makes you fall at a greater speed,
characters that already have a good jumping ability may find it actually
creates more trouble when it comes to recovering from a long knockback. Of
course, this doesn't mean you shouldn't necessarily grab it, but it does mean
you should be fully aware of your health, game situation and surroundings when
choosing whether or not to pick it up.
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Cracker Launcher
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This rapid-fire cannon allows you to shoot powerful and damaging firecrackers
at your opponents, which also inflicts splash damage upon its surroundings.
There are some downsides to what sounds like an excellent weapon; it can be
very difficult to aim the weapon in the direction you want, your running speed
will slightly decrease, and you are only able to jump once while holding this.
Cracker Launchers should only be picked up when there are little to no
surrounding opponents, otherwise you could become and easy target. Due to your
poor manoeuvrability when holding this item, you are very open to attacks from
the side not covered by the Launcher, so you should consider having your back
to a ledge to make it more difficult to attack from behind. This firecrackers
can prove to be extremely useful in causing massive amounts of damage and KOing
opponents, so make sure to pick it up and make use of it if you're standing
outside of a brawl between the other players. If you end up being knocked away
while holding the Cracker Launcher, drop it immediately so that you can try to
make an effective recovery.
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Deku Nut
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The Deku Nut is an extremely powerful item with similar physics to a Bob-Omb.
You'll know it may have appeared because if it has, all CPUs will cease
fighting and divert their attention towards it. When thrown at and making
contact with an opponent, it will explode, doing large amounts of damage and
knocking the opponent back extremely far. Even if it doesn't come into contact
with another player, it will still explode, stunning anyone within the blast
radius for several seconds. If it is not picked up by any players, the Deku Nut
will eventually explode on its own, with the same stunning effect inflicted
upon players within the blast radius of it.
Because of its power, the Deku Nut is something that should be picked up
immediately if you're in the vicinity when it appears. Treat it as you would
treat a Bob-Omb and make use of it in the same situations, although you may
want to make your target an entire group rather than individual players.
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Dragoon
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Simply put, the Dragoon is the most powerful item in the game. However, it
should not be described simply as one item, but three pieces that, when
collected, put together this final weapon. During matches, you will come across
various shiny pieces that can be picked up and then seemingly disappear.
However, a small icon will then appear near to your characters damage meter,
signifying that you have collected one of the three pieces. The only downside
is that collection of the pieces is not permanent - they can be knocked out of
you with a hard smash attack or when you are KOed. If you collect all three
pieces, your character will suddenly shoot up into the air automatically, and a
crosshair will appear on-screen. You'll then be able to aim and fire (only
once) at any of your opponents. The odds are that unless they're within an
enclosed space, if you connect with them, they're going to instantly be KOed.
Because collecting all three pieces is a fairly tough task, you're best off
trying to knock them off your opponents once they've collected one or two. This
way, they will all gather in one location that could allow you to collect them
all in seconds, before your opponents can even do anything about it. Once
you've actually gathered the three pieces, there is no particular strategy as
to how or what you should fire at - just aim for the closest or most
predictable opponent, as they will most likely be scrambling away furiously.
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Fan
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The Fan is a rapid-fire type item that can be used to trap an opponent within a
flurry of fan swats. This will definitely not get you a KO, but it will very
quickly rack up damage until they manage to escape or you're somehow
interrupted in the middle of the barrage of hits.
When you pick up the Fan, the first thing you should be considering is throwing
it at an opponent. I've personally found that it is most effective when tossed
at a recovering opponent (similar to a Beam Sword) or at someone with a high
percentage, because swatting them repeatedly only tends to work occasionally.
Of course, this doesn't mean you should avoid swatting completely, especially
if your opponents are at low percentages.
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Fire Flower
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The appearance of Fire Flowers in the Super Smash Bros series dates back to the
original game. They are very simple to use - pick them up, then press 'A' to
release flames at your opponents. These do a slight amount of damage, and last
for approximately seven seconds. At that point, it will only spew smoke and
becomes useless.
In the original Super Smash Bros and Melee, using the Fire Flower made you
unable to jump or move. However, in Brawl, this has been changed, giving you
many new opportunities. By moving towards your opponents as you release the
flames, you can accumulate damage and push them backwards towards a ledge
(unless they manage to escape from the fire). You should also make sure to
throw the Fire Flowers at opponents once they expire, rather than just dropping
them, in order to accumulate damage.
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Food
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When it appears, Food should be quickly gobbled down to restore health (in
small amounts). There are many different forms of Food that will appear, some
which heal you more than others. Below is a list of all the known types of
food, and how much health they restore when consumed.
Food | Restored
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Apple | 5%
Bananas | 5%
Beef Bowl | 7%
Cheese | 3%
Cup of Tea | 2%
Curry Rice | 7%
Donut | 4%
Fried Rice | 7%
Grapes | 4%
Hamburger | 6%
Ice Cream | 3%
Juice | 3%
Melon | 6%
Milk | 5%
Mushroom | 5%
Omelette | 7%
Orange | 4%
Pizza | 8%
Ramen | 7%
Rice Ball | 6%
Rice Tray | 5%
Spaghetti | 6%
Strawberry | 3%
Sushi Platter | 8%
Turkey | 7%
Unagi Rice | 9%
Watermelon | 6%
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Franklin Badge
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The Franklin Badge is extremely useful for long-range attack matches, as when
it is picked up, it makes you capable of reflecting all projectiles for a set
amount of time. It disappears after a while though, so make sure you know when
you have it and when you don't, or the joke will be on you. This is nearly an
automatic device, so there's no real advice aside from pick it up immediately
when you see it.
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Freezie
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These had the potential to be very powerful, but generally are not; pick a
Freezie up and throw it at an opponent, and they will take heavy damage and be
flung into the air in an icicle. If they aren't KOed from the hit, they will be
stuck in the icicle for approximately five seconds. Sounds great, right? Here's
the catch - if they mash the controls, they can greatly shorten that time to
the point where they escape without even hitting the ground. If you attack
someone who is frozen, they will hardly move, but still accumulate damage.
When you're in control of the Freezie, try to throw it at an opponent with high
damage or whom is using a very light character. Balloon-types like Kirby and
Jigglypuff will go soaring when hit by one of these, and anybody with high
enough damage can be KOed. Otherwise, throw it at them when they're in a very
enclosed area (like Spear Pillar's underground section), as they'll hit the
ceiling, immediately bounce down, and not have enough time to escape before you
land a few hits on them. If you're the one who's just been frozen, mash just
about every single control until you finally manage to escape.
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Golden Hammer
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The Golden Hammer is identical to its counterpart, the Hammer, but is much
stronger. It does a bit more damage, swings much more often, and occasionally
allows the user to float in midair. It lasts for the same amount of time as a
Hammer does, and can also become worthless if the hammer head falls off.
The key to effective usage of the Golden Hammer is your placement and your
opponent's placement when it appears. If the hammer appears in an area that is
impossible to escape from with one leap (such as the underground area in Hyrule
Temple), then there is essentially no point to picking it up unless you're
right there and your opponents are right next to you. Because you only have one
jump, you'll be stuck down there, while your opponents simply double-jump out
of the area. However, if the stage is flat or easy to get around (like Bridge
of Eldin), pick it immediately - they'll have nowhere to run.
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Section 2D - Stages
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(17/41 Completed)
There is an incredibly wide-ranging selection of 41 different stages that you
can play on in Brawl, including ten stages from Melee. Each stage offers a
unique battle area with many external or environmental effects that attribute
to making your matches even more chaotic. This section is split into two parts,
with one covering the newly designed stages and another covering the returning
Melee stages. They are arranged in alphabetical order for your convenience.
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75m
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Size: Medium
Unlockable: Yes
This is one of the classic stage remakes featured in Brawl, imitating the
elevator stage from the original 'Donkey Kong' arcade game. There are some
moving platforms underneath the regenerated image of DK, and some stationary
ones to his right and left. When DK is lit up, he will begin throwing various
high-damage objects at you, which could easily KO you as a result of the stage
boundaries being so near. Aside from this, there will be various fireballs that
climb up and down some of the ladders on the stage, and they cause enough
damage to warrant being avoided.
The safest place to be on this stage is right in the middle. The boundaries of
the stage are very close, making it very easy to slip up and be KOed at low
percentages. It also gives you a fair amount of warning/protection from the
items DK begins throwing at you. Do anything to avoid these, as they can rack
up as much as 40% damage in one hit. If you do make contact, you're likely to
be KOed if you're near a boundary.
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Battlefield
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Size: Small
Unlockable: Default
This is one of the two most simple stages in the game (with the other being
Final Destination). While the layout of the stage itself is essentially the
same as in Melee, it appears differently and is slightly bigger as well. It is
composed of the stage floor and three floating platforms that form a pyramid-
like shape. The platforms are all drop-through. There are no external forces on
this map, as it is designed for brawling and only brawling.
Because the stage is so basic, there are very few strategies to be offered, but
one thing to note for Melee veterans is the different construction of the
stage. Unlike the previous version, this stage is actually rounded out at the
bottom, meaning there is much less of a chance for unnecessary KOs due to
mistimed jumps or accidentally leaping into the abyss.
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Big Blue (Melee)
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Size: Scrolling
Unlockable: Yes
Big Blue is one of the many returning stages from Melee. For those that didn't
play Melee or don't recall, Big Blue is a very intense and fast-paced stage as
all of Captain Falcon's stages have been thus far. You will start the match on
a large Blue Falcon, which speeds above some smaller F-Zero vehicles, all
moving along an endless road. The pace of the cars is so fast that if you
happen to land on the road, you will likely be carried away within seconds and
KOed. The entire match is fought on top of these vehicles and the Blue Falcon,
which will eventually speed up and exit the stage for a while, and return later
on. There are also some small platforms, powered by some form of jet engine,
that enter the race above the cars and manage to keep pace. They leave after
some time as well.
The best thing to do on Big Blue is to stay as high off the ground as possible.
If you land on the track, you have less than a second to get up immediately and
attempt to jump off and recover, so get up onto those platforms and fight your
opponents from there. It gives you more of an opportunity to avoid landing on
the track when you are knocked away. Aside from that, when the massive Blue
Falcon appears, you can knock your opponents upwards, have them bounce off of
it, and then immediately land on the road for an easy and likely KO. However,
this is a dangerous strategy, as your opponents can do the same to you.
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Bridge of Eldin
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Size: Medium
Unlockable: Default
This is a fairly straightforward stage layout, but there is a very major stage
effect that occurs frequently. The brawl takes place on a flat and fairly long
bridge, with no platforms of any kind. At the beginning, you'll only have the
option of KOing your opponents upward or to the sides. However, King Bulbin
(who appears to be some form of horseman) will come charging through, knocking
away anything in his path and throwing bombs at the bridge, splitting it in two
and creating a dangerous hole in the middle. You can grab the ledges of the
bridge that surround this hole, but it won't last for long, as eventually the
bridge will be restored and the process will repeat.
One of the easiest methods of KOing somebody on these types of maps is by
constantly attacking them further and further to the side until eventually,
you've just 'walked' them off. That is why it is crucial that you stay as much
into the middle of the arena as you can. Once the bridge is broken in two,
don't be afraid to jump from side to side, as the gap is not very large. The
only thing you should fear are any potential spikers in the game, as they will
flourish here if you're jumping back and forth over an open hole. It also means
you might want to try a character with an effective spiking ability yourself
for this match.
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Brinstar (Melee)
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Size: Mid-Small
Unlockable: Default
This stage is the Melee recreation of the original Metroid stage from Super
Smash Bros. The layout is basic - three platforms (two lower ones off to the
side, and one high one in the middle), and a large ground base below. The
ground area can actually be split into two sections if the substance in the
middle is repeatedly attacked. The two side platforms can also be damaged by
constantly attacking the thin substance holding them up. Once it breaks, the
platforms will fling and tilt upwards. As you would expect from a Metroid
stage, lava will rise up and down randomly at various intervals - eventually
you will become accustomed to the order.
The middle and highes platform in this stage is key - whenever the lava rises
up to the point where only the middle platform is uncovered, you MUST take
control of it in order to avoid damage. (The only exception to this is when the
side platforms have been destroyed and are tilted upwards, giving you a very
small area to stand on. Aside from this, if you're confident in your own
abilities to not self-destruct, try splitting the stage in half every once in a
while - it may actually help you out a bit.
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Castle Siege
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Size: Small
Unlockable: Default
This is one of my personal favourites in the game. This stage is essentially a
3-in-1 deal, because it will transfer you from room to room and then back to
the start again. The transitions happen very quickly and unnoticeably.
The first of the three stages takes place on top of a small castle, similar in
physical appearance to Princess Peach's Castle from Melee. There are two
platforms and the stage floor itself is slightly slanted. The castle is under a
huge barrage of cannonfire, meaning that from time to time, a fireball will
shoot through the stage, doing minor damage to anyone that happens to be hit.
The second of the three stages takes place in what appears to be a coliseum of
some sort. There is a flat, solid ground, and four slanted platforms positioned
above it. Two of these platforms are being held by statues that can be attacked
and will crumble if hit enough. The other two are positioned even further
upwards, on the sides of the stage, near the edge boundaries.
The third of the three stages takes place in a lava-filled underground
environment, which looks somewhat similar to many of the past Metroid stages.
There are no floating platforms, simply a small, uneven stage and no external
effects, making it similar to Final Destination.
There are many varied strategies for a stage like this one, but the best would
probably be to avoid the edges as much as possible. While some players have the
habit of firing projectiles from the side of the arena or drawing their
opponents to the side, all variations of the stages are very small and/or it is
possible to KO somebody by 'walking' them off the side with a flurry of attacks
they can't respond to.
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Corneria (Melee)
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Size: Large
Unlockable: Default
Corneria is another returning stage from Melee. It is fairly large and the
battles are fought upon the top of the Great Fox. There are two different
"sections" to the ship - the front area of the Great Fox is the largest and
leads to the back area of the Great Fox, which is the smaller one. Brawls tend
to split up into 1 v 1 matches on this stage because of this. There are also
some other external effects to this stage, including the arwings that will
occasionally come into playand begin shooting randomly - if you happen to get
caught in their line of fire, you'll take minor damage. You can also stand on
top of these Arwings, but they fly away quickly and if you can't jump off in
time, you'll be KOed. There is also a large cannon underneath the front of the
Great Fox - you can actually stand on this and attack it with downwards smashes
to destroy it (rendering it useless the rest of the match). However, it also
randomly charges up and fires the weapon from time to time, and if you're
standing on the cannon or in its line of fire when this occurs, it's
essentially an instant KO.
One of the safest areas to be on this stage when you're at a high percentage is
at the back of ship, because attacks to the left will give you the opportunity
to survive by bouncing off the wall. Otherwise, feel free to roam the ship, or
if you're feeling particularly risky, annoy your opponents by standing on the
cannon beneath the ship - you'll always have the advantage of first strike if
they come down in frustration trying to get you off. It's also not a bad place
to be if you want to let your opponents duke it out while you avoid them.
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Distant Planet
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Size: Medium
Unlockable: Default
There are many external factors in this very unique stage. At first glance,
you'll find a slanted hill on the left, a "main" platform in the center with
many leaf pedals above it, and in the middle, and a huge, empty area to the
right. The first special bit about this stage is that the empty area is
occasionally filled by a massive Bulborb (from the Pikmin series) that will sit
around and observe the battle, providing another area to stand on. However, it
will also open its mouth from time to time and eat any unfortunate players that
happen to land inside, KOing them. You can grab the ledge of its mouth, but if
you land on that outstretched tongue, you WILL be eaten and immediately KOed.
The second factor on this stage are the torrential downpours that will
frequently occur. When they do, the hill on the left side becomes an instant
death trap, with characters who fall into the pouring water being quickly
dragged down and possibly KOed if they don't jump out immediately to safety.
Finally, you will see that from time to time, there are numbered pellets that
will randomly and sporadically grow off of flowers on the stage. There will
also be onions will come down onto the stage, and if you throw one of the
numbered pellets at it, you will be rewarded with an item. You can also throw
these numbered pellets at your opponents for a fair amount of damage.
The Bulborb on the right should always be your target to knock other opponents
toward. If they even graze its tongue, they will be pulled back and eaten
immediately. Even if it's raining and the hill on the left looks like a better
spot, they have the ability to recover from their quick slide downwards,
whereas with the Bulborb, they do not. Use the many external effects to your
advantage and try to stay on the small middle platform or the pedals above it,
where you are safest
from all of this.
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Final Destination
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Size: Small
Unlockable: Default
Final Destination requires essentially no explanation. It is simply a small
platform with usable ledges, situated in some time-space warp, with no external
effects of any kind. The only strategy there really is on this stage is to stay
in the center of it, as much as possible. Hanging around or near the edges
gives your opponents more of an opportunity to KO you to the side or even spike
you, whereas remaining in the middle gives them no chance of doing so.
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Flat Zone #2
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Size: Very Small
Unlockable: Yes
The second edition of the Game & Watch stages is set on a stage that looks very
similar to its Melee counterpart. However, it actually switches between
different Game & Watch games as you play, making it a lot more interactive (and
fun). There are four different games that can be experienced here, including
the following:
Chef - Food will begin to fall from the sky, but this isn't the kind of food
that restores health - it damages you.
Fire - Characters jump out of the building on the left side of the map, away
from the fire to safety. A trampoline that firement use to catch the
jumping people becomes part of the arena, used similarly to a Spring.
Lion - The stage literally becomes a cage, with three platforms appearing one
above another, and characters holding chairs to keep you "in" the cage
moving up and down around it. If you touch the chairs, you take heavy
damage, but this doesn't mean it isn't possible to escape from the cage.
Oil Panic - The stage will turn into a colorful gas station, with two platforms
floating above the street, and customers on the sides.
The randomness of the stage makes it very hard to form a solid strategy or
gameplan on your opponents. However, this is an excellent stage for quick KO
fests. There are very close boundaries in every direction except downwards, and
plenty of opportunity to beat down on your opponents constantly towards the
side until they're eventually KOed. There isn't much you can do to avoid being
KOed here, even at low percentages, so you may just want to go all-out and KO
your opponents before they get to you.
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Frigate Orpheon
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Size: Small
Unlockable: Default
If you've played Metroid Prime for GameCube, you should immediately be able to
identify the setting of this battle. It takes place in the chamber of the
Parasite Queen, the first boss in the game. There are multiple external effects
to look out for here. The major one is the stage completely flipping around -
every now and then, a warning siren will sound, giving you about three seconds
to jump into the air before the stage flips and KOs you. If you are not in the
air when the stage flips, you will most likely be KOed. Aside from this, the
stage itself changes shape frequently, with different parts of the stage
lowering and rising, and platforms moving in and out from both sides.
Occasionally, the stage lighting will severely dim, lowering visibility and
making it difficult to see where the platform edges start and end.
When fighting here, you must be weary of the platforms that move in and out
from the left/right. They are good save havens if you're being pummeled on,
and let you get out of the brawl, but if they begin to move away, you must get
off immediately, or you'll be pulled away with it. This becomes an issue mainly
when you're knocked onto the platform, rather than by jumping on it yourself.
You also may want to try and take advantage of your opponents when the warning
siren goes off, as survival is the first thought on their minds, rather than
defending themselves. A quick spike to the ground just before the stage is
about to flip might even result in a sudden KO against them.
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Green Greens (Melee)
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Size: Mid-Large
Unlockable: Yes
This Kirby stage is unique in design and in the external elements you'll find.
The stage is split up into three different sections, or 'islands'. The center
one is the biggest, and there are also two platforms on the left and right
sides of this center island that you can stand on. Separating the island from
the smaller ones on the left and the right are a stack of star blocks that
constantly drop down from the sky. These can easily be destroyed with any kind
of attack. There are also bomb blocks that will occasionally drop - you don't
want to touch these, as they have the same effect that a Bob-Omb has and can
easily KO you. Occasionally, the tree (Whispy Woods) will shake and let out a
slew of apples onto the stage, which you can pick up and use as projectiles.
On this stage, you must try to use the bomb blocks to your advantage as much as
possible. If you see your opponents near one, try throwing a projectile or
using one of your character's own long-range projectiles to detonate the block
and possibly KO them. Also, be sure to grab the apples when they appear - you
may be surprised at exactly how far they can knock back your opponents.
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Green Hill Zone
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Size: Mid-Small
Unlockable: Yes
Green Hill Zone is designed after the classic Sonic games, background and all.
It is made up of a simple Sonic pathway that you'd have seen in his classic
games. There is a large half-pipe in the middle, where most of the fighting
will take place. Occasionally, small pieces from the arc will crumble from
underneath you, creating a dangerous opportunity for an accidental KO.
Checkpoint markers will also randomly pop up across the stage, and if you
attack them, they will turn from blue to red and begin spinning, knocking away
any opponents that come near (you are immune to it).
Make sure to take advantage of any checkpoint markers that pop out of the
ground. There is no harm in taking a second to attack the marker and claim it
as yours. Also be sure to make use of the edges of the stage, to KO your
opponents by repeatedly attacking them until they are finally past the edge
boundaries.
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Halberd
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Size: Small
Unlockable: Default
This is a a very intense stage in terms of the incredible amount of movement.
You'll begin on flat ground, and then suddenly be given short warning, before a
platform and several small ones above it will emerge from the ground and then
suddenly launch into the air. You will then fight in the middle of the sky, and
eventually dock on the Halberd. There will be a crosshair that will
occasionally appear onscreen and fire at random players - you must be quick to
dodge and avoid it if this is the case.
Be sure not to accidently forget to step on the platform as it prepares to
launch off. As incredibly stupid as it may sound, it is possible to do,
especially if your opponents are quick enough to knock you onto the ground just
before you launch. Don't let this happen to you - but try and pull it off on
others. Once you are in the air, fight almost as if you were on Battlefield.
When you land on the Halberd, try to move around as much as possible in order
to avoid being targeted by the crosshair. If you become the unlucky one who is
targeted, dodge as much as possible to try and lose it and avoid being
targeted.
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Hanenbow
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Size: Mid-Large
Unlockable: Yes
Hanenbow is a somewhat unique unlockable stage in Brawl, designed in some sort
of 2-D environment with very relaxing music, and inspired by the Nintendo DS
game, Electroplankton. The stage itself is composed of a large body of water at
the bottom, and two main "trees" with leaves that branch out of it. The larger
one, in the center of the stage, is composed of six large leaves and paired
into three levels, that are biggest near the bottom. The smaller one hangs down
from the top of the screen on the left side, and is composed of four leaves,
each at different levels. There is also a small leaf that is dangling out of
the water below the small "tree" on the left side. All of these leaves will
tilt in a different angle if they are attacked or accidently hit during the
battle. You can use the white line in the middle of the leaf as a guideline for
where you will be walking. Note that the leaves also change color when hit, and
gradually transition back into green if left alone for a while.
Because the water on this stage doesn't allow you to float at all, treat it
almost as a bottomless pit. Make use of the many opportunities you have to
spike your opponents into the water, KOing them. Avoid the leaf near the
bottom, unless you're trying to get away from the battle for a short period of
time - it's the most dangerous location to stay, as you are only inches away
from the boundary on the left side and you also easily be knocked into the
water as well.
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Jungle Japes (Melee)
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Size: Medium
Unlockable: Yes
This stage, as some may recall, originates from Melee. Similar to Green Greens
in design, this stage is also split into three parts. The center is the largest
portion, and has one platform above it. The two parts on the sides are a bit
higher than the center piece, and smaller as well. Below these three thin parts
is a fast-flowing river, which will immediately wash you away if you get caught
in it. However, it is possible to recover, even if you're being swept away.
Because the right flows from right to left at all times, your best bet is to
stay on the right side of the stage, giving you more potential for recovery.
Because the river is flowing so quickly, it's actually possible to fall in the
water from the right part of the stage, and then end up recovering on the left
side of the center piece; whereas being on the left side of the stage means
you'll probably be swept away before you can do anything about it. The ledges
are also very thin, so be careful not to overpower or underpower your recovery
attempts when you're knocked away.
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Luigi's Mansion
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Size: Medium
Unlockable: Yes
Luigi's Mansion is a very small recreation of the actual size of the building.
There are three different levels to the stage: the ground floor, the second
floor, and the roof. It can be easily destroyed or broken apart if the four
support poles within the mansion are attacked frequently enough. If everybody
in the battle stands outside the mansion or on the roof of it, the front of the
mansion will fade over the inside of it and actually cover it completely up,
until somebody steps back inside. If the building is destroyed, it will
eventually rebuild itself back up.
There is no really effective strategy here, unless your intention is to shoot-
and-run for the entire course of the brawl. There are so many different levels
and ways to evade your opponents that fast players are likely to prosper in a
1 v 1 match. The best place to KO your opponents is probably from the roof, as
there isn't very much room upwards for knockback.
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* Section 3 - The Subspace Emissary *
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Section 3A - Information
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The Subspace Emissary is one of the many new gameplay modes available in Brawl.
It is an adventure-based mode where you trek through various 2D-levels,
knocking out enemies and uncovering an interesting plot along the way. The game
features a map of the 'world' where each of stages are, one by one, unlocked
and played upon. Even after completing a level, you are able to go back and
complete it again on a harder difficulty if you feel that you must do so.
Character selection is varied; as the plot unravels, you will unlock the
ability to play as just about everyone in the game. In some stages, you'll be
limited to certain characters, of which your choices will be displayed at the
end of the frequent cutscenes that bring both laughter and entertainment to the
viewer. As you unlock new characters, you also unlock them in the rest of the
game as well, making the Subspace Emissary an easy way to quickly unlock many
of the hidden characters.
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Section 3B - Walkthrough
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* Section 4 - Solo Mode (Single-Player) *
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Section 4A - Classic Mode
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Classic Mode is a one-player game that originated from the first edition of
Super Smash Bros, as its name would imply. The concept is simple; you start by
choosing a character, a difficulty level, and how many lives you want to have,
then you'll begin. There are a total of 12 different levels you'll have to
complete, and at each one, you will be confronted by a randomly selected
opponent. To make things more interesting, there are various types of matches
that you will be put into, including some of the following:
- You vs Character
- You vs Metal Character
- You vs Giant Character
- You vs Multi-Man Character
- Team Matches (2 vs 2)
- Team vs Giant (3 vs 1)
- You vs Master Hand/Crazy Hand
There are also several bonus stages where the sole purpose is to gain more
points by breaking the targets.
If your character runs out of lives, a trophy of it will be dropped into
nothingness and you'll be confronted with a "Continue?" screen. It costs you
half your points and (based on difficulty level) a certain amount of Smash
Coins to continue. If you go on to complete Classic Mode with the character,
you'll also be deducted a small amount of points at the end for having used a
continue. This means that if you're low on 'cash' or going for maximum points,
you'll want to think twice before choosing.
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Section 4B - Solo Events
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(20/41 Completed)
One of the most addictive gameplay modes available in Brawl is Event Mode,
where you are given an objective and a scenario, and you must complete the
objective in order to win. There are a total of 41 Solo Events, on three
varying difficulty levels.
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Event #1 - Two Trouble Kings
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Character: Mario
Stage: Delfino Plaza
Difficulty Rating: 1/10
Now there are TWO greedy kings? Having a buddy doesn't change their natures.
The first event in the game is designed to introduce you to the concept of how
event matches work. Naturally, the event is extremely easy to complete. You
take control of Mario and you must defeat King Dedede and Bowser, which is
simpler than it may sound. Every player has one life, so the only way you
should lose this event is if you make a mistake, as it is extremely easy on all
difficulty levels. The computers even self-destruct from time to time.
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Event #2 - Landmaster Ignition
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Character: Fox
Stage: Corneria
Difficulty Rating: 1.5/10
Slippy! Send me a Landmaster! Show them Star Fox's Final Smash!
Another introductory-type event, this one brings you into the concept of
Final Smashes. You must KO both Meta Knight and Sheik with the Landmaster
within a minute. This is made easier because your Final Smash is automatically
given to you even after you've just used it, so you don't have to go chasing
after the Smash Ball to get it. You then have an infinite amount of ways to KO
them - run them over, fire at them, or fly off into the air with them until
they're outside the stage boundaries.
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Event #3 - Pink Ball Repulsion
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Character: Meta Knight
Stage: Halberd
Difficulty Rating: 2/10
Kirby must not board the Halberd! Repel him so the plans can succeed!
All you need to do here is KO the Kirby within about a minute, before the
platform docks on the Halberd. You have plenty of time on all difficulty
levels, and you even have two lives to Kirby's one. Take things slowly, don't
make any mistakes, and you'll easily succeed. Use quick damage-inflicting
attacks to rack up damage, and then a powerful smash to finish him off.
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Event #4 - Cleaning House In Skyworld
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Character: Pit
Stage: Skyworld
Difficulty Rating: 2/10
Destroy all the breakable terrain to remodel Skyworld!
If you weren't already aware, all of the platforms on Skyworld shatter, and
thus your goal is exactly that; shatter all of the platform tiles. You have the
slight annoyance of Wario, who will occasionally come forth and attack you, but
he isn't difficult to get rid of - you'll be attacking the platforms anyhow, so
he's likely to jump into one of your attacks. Once everything has been
shattered and you're left with only clouds, you'll have completed the event.
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Event #5 - Become The Champion!
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Character: Pokemon Trainer
Stage: Pokemon Stadium #2
Difficulty Rating: 2.5/10
The final Pokemon-tournament challenge. Do your Pokemon match up?!
"Become The Champion" by defeating an opponent Pokemon trainer in yet another
easy event. You need to KO each of the three Pokemon (Squirtle, Ivysaur,
Charizard) that the other trainer has in order to win, making it an even three-
stock match. I've found that calling out Ivysaur is perfect for this event, as
it is able to deal with the speed of Squirtle as well as the power of Charizard
fairly well. Make use of its powerful upwards smash to KO the opponents,
because going to the side with Ivysaur tends to give the opponent too much of a
recovery opportunity.
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Event #6 - Super Bowser Bros.
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Character: Bowser
Stage: Mushroomy Kingdom
Difficulty Rating: 3.5/10
Want to see what it's like to be Mario? Survive as you race to the flag!
At first, you may be confused as to what the task is, but all you need to do is
survive the run to the finish on Mushroomy Kingdom, and cross the flagpole to
succeed. There are three differently colored Marios that will make the journey
with you, but they don't attack often, unless you happen to be in their way. On
the highest difficulty level, it is very easy to fall behind quickly as a
result of the speed-scrolling stage. To avoid this, try and stay away from
standing in small areas that are difficult to quickly jump of (due to Bowser's
size). Make frequent use of Bowser's upwards special, which can cover a lot
of ground.
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Event #7 - Diddy Kong Panic
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Character: Donkey Kong
Stage: Mario Circuit
Difficulty Rating: 5/10
So many angry little Diddy Kongs. Did they lose a race or something?
In this event, you will take control of Donkey Kong and be flooded by 15
mini-Diddy Kongs which you'll have to KO. On lower difficulties, the task is
simplified by repeatedly using DK's 'B + Down' attack, as you can KO them all
within a minute. The karts that will fly across the track every now and then
will help you out, too. However, on the highest difficulty, things become a
bit more complicated, as not every single hit is a guaranteed KO. You'll need
to use the items and the stage itself to your advantage. One effective method
is to draw them onto the road above on the far left or right side, then perform
an upwards smash from underneath them. Regardless of what you do, take care not
to gather too much damage, as you only have one life.
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Event #8 - Go! Triple Finish!
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Character: Pikachu
Stage: Pokemon Stadium #2
Difficulty Rating: 3.5/10
Squirtle, Ivysaur, and Charizard appear all at once in a Pokemon battle royale!
In this event match, you'll take on Squirtle, Ivysaur and Charizard all at the
same time, and you'll have to beat them with nothing more than an extra life on
them. However, as is the case with these events, the task is much easier than
it may seem. The opponent Pokemon are slow to respond to attacks, even on the
highest difficulty levels, and their damage ratios are higher than usual,
making them easier to KO.
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Event #9 - The Monster Beneath The Earth
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Character: Ike
Stage: Castle Seige
Difficulty Rating: 4.5/10
A fearsome beast waits in the dungeon. Pray you settle this before you see it.
This is a very intense event as you are under a strict time limit. You'll be
matched up against two Diddy Kongs, who will irritate you by firing projectiles
and running away. If you are able to KO them both before you reach the
underground lava dome, you'll complete the event. However, if you don't, you'll
be confronted by a massive Donkey Kong which is essentially impossible to beat.
If you do manage to KO it, you'll still complete the event, but your goal
should be to avoid even reaching that stage.
Because the Diddy Kongs will be trying to make life as hard as possible for you
when you're chasing them down, you'll want to fight back with any items that
appear or can be used as projectiles. If a Diddy Kong happens to be on one of
the platforms above, use an upward smash to knock it away. Ike has numerous
powerful smash attacks at his disposal, so once you manage to rack up enough
damage on them, use his quick 'B + Right/Left' special to charge at them and
send them flying. You can also KO them while they're near the edge of the stage
boundaries in the colosseum as well.
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Event #10 - All-Star Battle Regulars
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Character: [Any Choice]
Stage: Final Destination
Difficulty Rating: 4/10
The Smash Bros perfect-attendance crew! Fight the eight regulars in order!
This is your standard match that comes up every tenth event - fight a certain
line of characters and defeat them. You'll have two stock in this match, and
you'll have to defeat Mario, Donkey Kong, Link, Samus, Yoshi, Kirby, Fox, and
Pikachu (the original eight characters from Super Smash Bros). This event is
something that takes more time than effort - the characters are again given a
higher damage ratio in order to make for easier KOs.
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Event #11 - Yoshi's Rainbow
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Character: Ice Climbers
Stage: Rainbow Cruise [Melee]
Difficulty Rating: 4.5/10
Yoshis everywhere! Beat em in order: red, pink, yellow, green, turquoise, blue.
This event can (and will) become extremely frustrating on the higher difficulty
levels. Your task is to KO the six Yoshis in a precise order (Red, Pink,
Yellow, Green, Turquoise, Blue). If at any point, you go out of order, you
fail. With this in mind, the opponent Yoshis (who appear onscreen two at a
time) will constantly bunch up, or to make things worse, the one that isn't
next in line to be KOed will start attacking you.
On the lower difficulties, this is fairly simple - stand at the peak of the
boat and attack as soon as the Yoshis appear. However, on the hardest
difficulty, they won't be KOed immediately, so you'll have to actually fight
them. When the opponent Yoshis bunch up, you may want to avoid using smash
attacks in order to prevent an accidental KOing of the wrong one. Instead, use
use small jabs or light hits to seperate the two of them, then a frontal smash
with the Ice Climbers's hammers in the direction of the one next in line to be
KOed. When you're being attacked by the wrong Yoshi, implement the same
strategy, using light jabs to get them out of your way while you KO the other
one. It may take a couple of attempts to perfect this strategy, but it works.
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Event #12 - Sleeping In The Eggs
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Character: Yoshi
Stage: Yoshi's Island
Difficulty Rating: 0.5/10
Those two can't seem to settle down. Maybe they will if you put them in eggs.
Pathetically easy. All you're required to do is use's Yoshi's B special attack
to put Kirby and Pikachu in eggs. They essentially don't fight back and only
run away for a few seconds. Once they're both in eggs you'll have completed the
event. The only catch is that if one of the two re-emerges from their egg,
you'll have to put them back in again, but that will never happen. You should
be able to complete this in under five seconds on easy.
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Event #13 - Dragoon Strike
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Character: Kirby
Stage: Halberd
Difficulty Rating: 2.5/10
Reunite the three parts of the Dragoon! Aim well to launch your enemies!
Your task in this event is to collect all of the three pieces of the Dragoon,
and then use the powerful weapon to KO three opponent Warios. These Warios
hardly attack, and make make little effort to move away from the crosshair, so
it should be fairly simple to target and hit them. Don't waste your time trying
to rack up damage on them, as it a waste of time - just gather the three parts
and fire away. If you don't KO them all in one shot, you haven't lost; the
match will continue until you have.
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Event #14 - Sproutage Of The Flower
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Character: Olimar
Stage: Distant Planet
Difficulty Rating: 3.5/10
In time, Pikmin blossom. Guard six Pikmin until they all bloom into flowers!
If you don't understand how to use Olimar, this event will make little sense to
you. You must grow six Pikmin, giving them time to bloom into flowers. You will
be attacked frequently by an opponent Pikachu and Pokemon Trainer, but you
should be focused more on avoiding them rather than fighting back. The first
thing you should be doing is rapidly pressing 'B' at the beginning of the match
until you've picked all six Pikmin out of the ground, then avoid using any
attacks that involve throwing the Pikmin at the opponents. You also must not be
KOed or you immediately lose. If you last about 35-40 seconds with all six
Pikmin, they should all have grown into flowers and you'll automatically have
completed the event.
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Event #15 - The Hammer Of The King
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Character: King Dedede
Stage: [Unknown]
Difficulty Rating: 3/10
We are the three Dededes! It's King Dedede times three!
You'll be paired up with two other King Dededes to take on a massive, metal
King Dedede on a small stage that only exists in the event matches. This is not
difficult at all, because being both giant and metal means King Dedede will
fall faster than he can rise. If you manage to get him off the stage, he will
likely be KOed. Occasionally, the computer will even KO themselves by accident
as a result of their weight. On the higher difficulty levels, it may be a bit
tougher as the giant/metal King Dedede's damage ratio is lowered, while your
allies become less effective.
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Event #16 - Power Suit ON!
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Character: Zero Suit Samus
Stage: Frigate Orpheon
Difficulty Rating: 3/10
Quickly! Regain the Power Suit you lost. You'll need a Smash Ball to do it.
All you need to do to complete this event match is become Samus again by using
Zero Suit Samus's Final Smash, which brings back the Power Suit with added
power. You'll have two other Zero Suit Samus's who will somewhat irritate you,
and you can fight back against them if you want, but all you really need to do
is avoid them long enough to get the Smash Ball. Once you activate it, you
immediately win. You have two lives in total, making it easier for you, just in
case you happen to be KOed once.
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Event #17 - Super Waterfall Climb
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Character: Zelda
Stage: Rumble Falls
Difficulty Rating: 8/10
I want to climb a waterfall at high speed. Why? Because it's there.
On the higher difficulty levels, this will be your toughest event yet. You need
to "climb" a waterfall by simply surviving the quickly-moving Rumble Falls
stage. There will be two other Ice Climbers who get in your way and irritate
you with occasional attacks as you try to climb, but they aren't the problem -
it's the speed of the vertically-scrolling stage. On the highest difficulty, it
is extremely difficult to keep up with the pace of the stage, particularly
because Zelda's dress makes you float rather than fall quickly, preventing you
from landing quickly to make another jump. There are also other obstacles that
will impede you as you climb, including colored spikes, narrow passageways, and
bricks that you can't jump through.
If you want to be successful here, you'll need to avoid using Zelda's 'B + Up'
ability as much as you can. It usually lifts you up far higher than the next
platform, which obviously wastes precious time. Use only the first and second
jumps to get from platform to platform. Proceed carefully, making sure to take
note of the obstacles in your path. Lastly, avoid coming into contact with the
Ice Climbers, as they are still there, even if you're focused on the other task
at hand. With enough repetition, you'll find the pattern of movement that works
for you.
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Event #18 - Dark Link Duel
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Character: Link
Stage: Bridge Of Eldin
Difficulty Rating: 4.5/10
A predestined battle with the Dark Link. Nowhere to run, but nobody in the way.
You and an opponent Dark Link will face off in a battle of health rather than
time or stock. You both have 200HP, and your goal is simply to drop Dark Link's
down to 0. With each difficulty level, the match becomes a bit harder as the
Dark Link implements effective dodging and evasion tactics to prevent you from
causing damage, but using Link's array of projectiles can help you solve the
problem. Also be sure to make use of short and quick jabs at the opponent -
your goal isn't to KO the Dark Link, just to quick bring down his health.
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Event #19 - Wario Bros.
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Character: Wario
Stage: Mario Bros.
Difficulty Rating: 2/10
I came to find the Mario Bros roots. What's this giant stage?
No matter what difficulty level you're on, completing this event will be easy
due to the design of the stage. All you need to do is draw Mario/Luigi near the
edge of the stage, then repeatedly smash attack them to the left/right edge
(whichever is closer) until they are finally KOed. You can also make use of the
Koopas that exit the pipes at the top of the stage, by first stepping on them,
then picking them up and tossing them at the opponents. Both tactics work
fairly well, although I've found the first one to be best.
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Event #20 - All-Star Battle x 1
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Character: [Any Choice]
Stage: Battlefield
Difficulty Rating: 4/10
Challengers approaching! Fight eight Brawl newcomers in all!
This is your standard match that comes up every tenth event - fight a certain
line of characters and defeat them. You'll have two stock in this match, and
you'll have to defeat Wario, Meta Knight, Pit, Zero Suit Samus, Olimar, Lucas,
Diddy Kong, and Pokemon Trainer (eight of the newcomers into the Brawl series).
This event is something that takes more time than effort - the characters are
again given a higher damage ratio in order to make for easier KOs.
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Section 4C - Co-Op Events
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(5/21 Completed)
One of the most addictive gameplay modes available in Brawl is Event Mode,
where you are given an objective and a scenario, and you must complete the
objective in order to win. Co-Op Events offer you the opportunity to enjoy
completing events with another person. There are a total of 21 Co-Op Events, on
three varying difficulty levels.
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Event #1 - Two Trouble Kings
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Character: Mario (P1), Kirby (P2)
Stage: Delfino Plaza
Difficulty Rating: 1/10
Now there are TWO greedy kings? Having a buddy doesn't change their natures.
The first co-op event in the game is identical to the solo version of it,
making it even easier. designed to introduce you to the concept of how events
work. Naturally, the event is extremely easy to complete. You take
control of Mario and Kirby, and you must defeat King Dedede and Bowser, which
is much easier than it may sound. Every player has one life, so the only way
you should lose this event is if you make a mistake, as it is extremely easy on
all difficulty levels. The computers even self-destruct from time to time.
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Event #2 - Master The Pokemon - Tag Battle
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Character: Pokemon Trainer (P1), Pikachu (P2)
Stage: Pokemon Stadium #2
Difficulty Rating: 2/10
The Pokemon tournament's final challenge. Your rivals have the same Pokemon!
This event match gives the first player three lives and the second player only
one life, which makes little sense. Fortunately, your opponents are identical,
and all you need to do in this event match is win. Your first target should
obviously be the opponent Pikachu - eliminate him early so that you can double
team the opposing Pokemon Trainer for the rest of the match. Once you've rid
yourself of Pikachu, the rest should be simple.
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Event #3 - The Quickest, Shortest Sudden Death
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Character: Yoshi (P1), King Dedede (P2)
Stage: WarioWare
Difficulty Rating: 0.5/10
Ten seconds left? Beat as many foes as you can in Super Sudden Death and live!
Patheticially easy. All you need to do, essentially, is survive for ten seconds
with 300%. You don't even need to KO anybody, despite what the game's in-game
description might imply - it's solely an option. So do as you please, you
should be winning the event either way on your first attempt.
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Event #4 - The DK Tag Calamity
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Character: Donkey Kong (P1), Diddy Kong (P2)
Stage: Mario Circuit
Difficulty Rating: 3/10
DK and Diddy got tiny! Use lightning to help deal the final blow!
Both you and your partner will be shrunken down, and you'll have take on and KO
a combination of six Diddy Kongs/Donkey Kongs. It isn't very hard, especially
because lightning will frequently fall from the sky for you to pick up and
shrink your opponents. However, you must grab the lightning quick, otherwise
your opponents may pick it up, shrinking you to a useless quarter of your
regular size. Make sure to allow them to come to you, just so you can launch
the first attack on them.
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Event #5 - The Yoshi Team Of 50
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Character: Meta Knight (P1), Pit (P2)
Stage: Rainbow Cruise
Difficulty Rating: 8/10
It's a mountain of Yoshis! Take care of them all before completing one lap.
In this event, you'll have to KO an entire team of 50 Yoshis before completing
one lap around Rainbow Cruise. This rounds out to approximately three allocated
minutes on easy to only two minutes on hard. Because of this, the event will be
fairly simplistic on the first couple of difficulty levels, as the stage
intentionally moves slower than usual to make things easier for you. However,
on the highest difficulty you will experience trouble.
At the beginning of the game, you should try to have one of the two players
stand at the top of the boat, slashing away the Yoshis as they appear. The
other player can guard the bottom for any Yoshis that the first player happens
to miss. Once you leave the boat however, you're going to need a bit of luck,
because things will become less systematic. The Yoshis like to jump around
sporadically, not giving you much opportunity to KO any of them, and because
the stage is constantly scrolling, you really don't have a solid place to stop
at. Therefore, you should try to make use of as many projectiles as possible,
throwing and tossing anything that happens to land on the stage. Split up from
your partner and target different Yoshis, and then after you've KOed one, try
to get back to the upper area of the stage where another one will respawn.
This event will leave you frustrated, especially when you miss being victorious
by only one or two Yoshis. What you really need is a good stroke of luck when
it comes to the items that appear.
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Section 4D - Break The Targets
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Section 4E - Home-Run Contest
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- Coming Soon! -
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* Section 5 - Brawl Mode (Multiplayer) *
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Section 5A - Brawl
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The Brawl Mode is the centerpiece of all multiplayer matches - this is where
you'll be coming to play against the friends sitting next to you. Choose from
any of the characters or stages you've unlocked, set your gameplay options, and
you're ready to brawl. You have a variety of different choices at your disposal
when you click the bar at the top of the screen outlining the current rules.
Some of those choices include the following:
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Gameplay Rules
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You can choose from a timed match, a stock match, or a coin match.
Timed Matches: These are simply matches with a set time that keep track of
every time you KO someone and are KOed yourself. Logically, this
means your goal should be to stay alive while still knocking off
your opponents. Your target should generally be the player at
the highest percentage as they are most likely to provide you
with the all-important KO you require. Because this form of
targeting players frequently takes place in timed matches, some
players choose to suicide at high percentages, rather than give
their opponents a point and lose ones themselves. The only case
in which such a strategy is not implemented is when self-
destructs subtract TWO points from your score.
Stock Matches: Some of the most intense battles take place in stock matches,
which allots you a set number of lives. As you would expect,
this means that stock matches tend to be much more defensively-
based, as players with high-percentages focus more on guarding
themselves from attack rather than KOing somebody else. The
slightest mistake can (and will) cost you dearly if you're down
to only a few lives in a close game, so you must take care not
to do anything potentially risky.
Coin Matches: An incredibly hectic battle is always the end result of coin
matches - as you attack each player, coins/bills will fly around
or be knocked out of them and land somewhere on the stage for you
(or your opponents) to collect/steal. Players that are KOed/self-
destruct lose a mere 100 coins. This means that the amount of
times you KO somebody or are KOed yourself is not very relevant.
It is dependent on who has the most coins at the end of the
match. Because of this, nobody is afraid to go all-out, and it
should be encouraged in order to knock around other players and
collect as many coins as possible from them.
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Handicap
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The handicap feature is useful when it comes to very unbalanced matches due to
lack of player skill. When enabled, this feature will lower the weight (damage
ratio) of the previous match winner, and increase the weight of the loser.
Simply put, this makes it easier to KO the winners because they will fly
further than the losers.
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Damage Ratio
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The damage ratio is equivalent to the effect of the handicap feature, except it
applies to all players rather than just one of them. When lowered from 0.5-0.9,
it becomes much harder than usual to knock your opponents off the stage. The
next level of ratios is 1.0, the standard, followed by 1.1-2.0, which will make
it incredibly easy to KO somebody, even at the lowest possible percentages.
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Item Switch
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This feature gives you the ability to turn each individual item on or off,
preventing them from ever appearing on the stage if you don't want it to. You
can also set the frequency of the appearance of items, but unfortunately, this
applies to the entire group, and not just each individual item.
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More Rules
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Under the "More Rules" section, you have the capability to change or modify
small things, including:
- Adding a time limit to stock matches.
- Enabling/Disabling friendly fire for teams.
- Enabling/Disabling the damage being displayed.
- Displaying the current score for each player in timed matches.
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Section 5B - Special Brawl
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- Coming Soon! -
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Section 5C - Tournament Mode
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* Section 6 - The Vault *
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Section 6A - Trophies
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There is an incredibly large selection of 544 trophies to collect in Brawl,
most of them being entirely random. This section lists every single trophy in
the game. It is split up into 21 different sections, for each of the categories
they fall under. The trophies are listed in alphabetical order for each
category that they fall under. The categories are not listed alphabetically,
but rather in the order they appear in the game, to prevent potential
confusion. Many of the trophies in this list must be unlocked; for more
information on how to unlock these, refer to the Challenges Section. All other
trophies are randomly found or can be obtained by throwing an item at the
enemy.
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Super Smash Bros
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- Assist Trophy
- Barrels
- Beam Sword
- Blast Box
- Blue Alloy
- Bumper
- Capsule
- CDs
- Cracker Launcher
- Crates
- Fan
- Food
- Gooey Bomb
- Green Alloy
- Home-Run Bat
- Motion-Sensor Bomb
- Party Ball
- Ray Gun
- Red Alloy
- Rolling Crates
- Sandbag
- Smash Ball
- Smash Coins
- Smoke Ball
- Stickers
- Team Healer
- Timer
- Yellow Alloy
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Subspace Emissary
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- Ancient Minister
- Armank
- Armight
- Auroros
- Autolance
- Big Primid
- Bombed
- Boom Primid
- Borboras
- Bucculus
- Buckot
- Bytan
- Cargo
- Crazy Hand
- Cymul
- Dark Cannon
- Duon
- Feyesh
- Fire Primid
- Floow
- Galleom
- Galleom Tank
- Gamyga
- Glice
- Glire
- Glunder
- Greap
- Jyk
- Key
- Master Hand
- Metal Primid
- Mites
- Mizzo
- Nagagog
- Poppant
- Primid
- Puppit
- R.O.B. Blaster
- R.O.B. Launcher
- R.O.B. Sentry
- Roader
- Roturret
- Scope Primid
- Shadow Bugs
- Shaydas
- Shellpod
- Shellpod (No Armor)
- Spaak
- Stock Ball
- Subspace Battleship
- Subspace Bomb
- Sword Primid
- Tabuu
- Ticken
- Towtow
- Trophy Stand
- Winged Tabuu
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Mario
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- Ballyhoo & Big Top
- Banana Peel
- Birdo
- Blooper
- Bob-omb
- Boo
- Bowser
- Bowser Jr.
- Bullet Bill
- Buzzy Beetle
- Chain Chomp
- Cheep Cheep
- Daisy
- Dry Bones
- F.L.U.D.D
- Fire Flower
- Fracktail
- Freezie
- Ghosts
- Giant Goomba
- Giga Bowser
- Golden Hammer
- Goomba
- Goombella
- Green Shell
- Hammer Bro
- Hothead
- Koopa Paratroopa (Green)
- Koopa Paratroopa (Red)
- Koopa Troopa (Green)
- Koopa Troopa (Red)
- Kritter (Goalie)
- Lakitu & Spinies
- Lightning
- Luigi
- Luigi's Mansion
- Mario
- Mario Finale
- Metal Box
- Negative Zone
- Paper Bowser
- Paper Luigi
- Paper Mario
- Paper Peach
- Peach
- Peach Blossom
- Perry
- Petey Piranha
- Piranha Plant
- Poison Mushroom
- Poltergust 3000
- Shellcreepers
- Shy Guy
- Sidesteppers
- Soccer Ball
- Starman
- Striker Daisy
- Striker Mario
- Super Mushroom
- Toad
- Toadette
- Toadsworth
- Waluigi
- Wedding Bowser
- Wedding Peach
- Wiggler
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Donkey Kong
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- Candy Kong
- Cranky Kong
- Diddy Kong
- Dixie Kong
- Donkey Kong
- Enguarde
- Expresso
- Funky Kong
- Hammer
- Helibird
- Kalypso
- Kass
- King K. Rool
- Kip
- Kludge
- Konga Beat
- Kritter
- Lanky Kong
- Peanut Popgun
- Rambi
- Rocketbarrel Barrage
- Rocketbarrel Pack
- Spring
- Squitter
- Tiny Kong
- Turret Tusk
- Wrinkly Kong
- Xananab
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The Legend of Zelda
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- Agitha
- Aryll
- Ashei
- Beast Ganon
- Bulblin
- Bunny Hood
- Darbus
- Darknut
- Deku Nut
- Ganondorf
- Ganondorf (Wind Waker)
- Goron
- Great Fairy
- Halmaroc King
- Heart Container
- Ilia
- King Bulblin
- King of Red Lions
- Light Arrow (Sheik)
- Light Arrow (Zelda)
- Link
- Link's Grandma
- Malo
- Medli
- Midna
- Ooccoo & Son
- Outset Link
- Pigs
- Pirate Ship
- Ralis
- Robed Zelda (With Hood)
- Sages
- Salvatore
- Shadow Beast
- Sheik
- Tetra
- Tingle
- Toon Link
- Triforce Slash (Link)
- Triforce Slash (Toon Link)
- Valoo
- Wolf Link
- Yeta
- Zant
- Zelda
- Zelda (Wind Waker)
- Zora
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Metroid
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- Dark Samus
- Gunship
- Kanden
- Luminoth
- Meta Ridley
- Metroid
- Metroid Prime (Core)
- Metroid Prime (Exo)
- Noxus
- Parasite Queen
- Power Suit Samus
- Ridley
- Samus
- Samus (Dark Suit)
- Samus (Fusion Suit)
- Samus (Gravity Suit)
- Samus (Power Suit)
- Samus (Varia Suit)
- Screw Attack
- Sheegoth
- Space Pirate
- Spire
- Sylux
- Trace
- Weavel
- Zero Laser
- Zero Suit Samus
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Yoshi
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- Baby Mario
- Baby Peach
- Super Dragon
- Yoshi
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Kirby
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- Apples
- Beam Kirby
- Blade Knight
- Bomber
- Bonkers
- Bronto Burt
- Bugzzy
- Cappy
- Combo Cannon
- Cook Kirby
- Dragoon
- Dyna Blade
- Fighter Kirby
- Fire Kirby
- Galaxia Darkness
- Golem
- Gordo
- Halberd
- Hydra
- Ice Kirby
- King Dedede
- Kirby
- Knuckle Joe
- Kracko
- Maximum Tomato
- Meta Knight
- Needle Kirby
- Plasma Kirby
- Scarfies
- Sir Kibble
- Sleep Kirby
- Star Rod
- Superspicy Curry
- Sword Kirby
- Tornado Kirby
- Waddle Dee
- Waddle Dee Army
- Walddle Doo
- Walky
- Warpstar
- Wheelie
- Wing Kirby
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Star Fox
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- Andross
- Arwing
- Falco
- Falco (Assault)
- Falco (Command)
- Fox
- Fox (Assault)
- General Pepper
- Great Fox
- Great Fox (Assault)
- Krystal
- Landmaster (Falco)
- Landmaster (Fox)
- Landmaster (Wolf)
- Leon Powalski
- Panther Caroso
- Peppy Hare
- ROB 64
- Slippy Toad
- Smart Bomb
- Tricky
- Wolf
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Pokemon
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- Aura Storm
- Azelf
- Bellossom
- Blaziken
- Bonsly
- Bulbasaur
- Buneary
- Celebi
- Charizard
- Charmander
- Chikorita
- Chimchar
- Cresselia
- Cubone
- Cyndaquil
- Darkrai
- Deoxys
- Dialga
- Drifloon
- Dugtrio
- Electivire
- Electrode
- Entei
- Gardevoir
- Glaceon & Leafeon
- Goldeen
- Groudon
- Gulpin
- Gyarados
- Ho-Oh
- Hoppip
- Ivysaur
- Jigglypuff
- Jirachi
- Kyogre
- Latias & Latios
- Lucario
- Lugia
- Magnezone
- Manaphy
- Meowth
- Mesprit
- Metagross
- Mew
- Mewtwo
- Moltres
- Mudkip
- Munchlax
- Palkia
- Pichu
- Pikachu
- Piplup
- Plusle & Minun
- Pokeball
- Pokemon Trainer
- Puff Up
- Rayquaza
- Riolu
- Skarmory
- Snorlax
- Snorunt
- Snover
- Squirtle
- Starly
- Staryu
- Suicune
- Togepi
- Torchic
- Totodile
- Treecko
- Triple Finish
- Turtwig
- Uxie
- Volt Tackle
- Weavile
- Wobbuffet
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F-Zero
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- Black Shadow
- Blood Falcon
- Blue Falcon
- Captain Falcon
- Dr. Stewart
- Falcon Flyer
- Jody Summer
- Mr. EAD
- Pico
- Samurai Goroh
- The Skull
- Zoda
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Mother
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- Franklin Badge
- Jeff
- Lucas
- Mr. Saturn
- Ness
- PK Starstorm (Lucas)
- PK Starstorm (Ness)
- Porky
- Porky Statue
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Ice Climber
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- Iceberg
- Ice Climbers
- Vegetable
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Fire Emblem
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- Ashnard
- Black Knight
- Critical Hit
- Elincia
- Great Aether
- Ike
- Lyn
- Marth
- Sothe
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Kid Icarus
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- Palutena
- Palutena's Army
- Palutena's Bow
- Pit
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Wario
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- Kat & Ana
- Wario
- Wario Bike
- Wario-Man
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Pikmin
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- Blue Pikmin
- Burrowing Snagret
- Careening Dirigibug
- Creeping Chrysanthemum
- Empress Bulblax
- End of Day
- Fiery Blowhog
- Hocotate Ship
- Iridescent Flint Beetle
- Louie
- Onions
- Pellets
- Pikmin & Olimar
- Purple Pikmin
- Red Bulborb
- Red Pikmin
- Swooping Snitchbug
- The President
- White Pikmin
- Wollywog
- Yellow Pikmin
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Animal Crossing
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- Animal Crossing Boy
- Blanca
- Blathers & Celeste
- Brewster
- Copper & Booker
- Crazy Redd
- Dr. Shrunk
- Gulliver
- Joan
- K.K. Slider
- Kapp'n
- Katie & Kaitlin
- Katrina
- Mr. Resetti
- Mr. Resetti (Feet)
- Pascal
- Pelly & Phyllis
- Pitifall
- Sable & Mabel
- Saharah
- Tom Nook
- Tommy & Timmy Nook
- Tortimer
- Wendell
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Game & Watch
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- Mr. Game & Watch
- Octopus
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Other
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- Action Helirins
- Ashley Robbins
- Barbara
- Boulder
- Chibi-Robo
- Custom Robos
- Devil
- Diffusion Beam
- Dr. Wright
- Elite Beat Agents
- Excitebike
- Helirin
- HM Mecha Rosa
- Infantry & Tanks
- Isaac
- Jameson & A.I.R.S
- Jill
- Lip's Stick
- Little Mac
- Mokka
- Musketeer Daltania
- Nintendog
- Ouendan
- Putty
- Pyrite
- Ray MK III
- R.O.B.
- Saki
- Stafy
- Stapy
- Super Scope
- Telly Vision
- Unira
- Warrior Mech Gauss
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Metal Gear
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- Cardboard Box
- Cypher
- Gekko
- Gray Fox
- Grenade Launcher
- Iroquois Pliskin
- Metal Gear RAY
- Metal Gear REX
- Naked Snake
- Shagohod
- Solid Snake
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Sonic
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- Amy
- Blaze
- Chao
- Cream
- Dr. Eggman
- Jet
- Knuckles
- Shadow
- Silver
- Sonic the Hedgehog
- Super Sonic
- Tails
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Section 6B - Stickers
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Section 6C - Stage Builder
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- Coming Soon! -
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Section 6D - Challenges
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When you first start up Brawl and check the Challenges section, you'll find a
extensive board of boxes to scroll through. There are 32 boxes in each row,
adding up to a total of 128 different challenges for you to complete. If you
complete those all, it does not mean you've unlocked everything in the game, as
the list doesn't include things such as characters or randomly obtained
trophies. It is just a huge list offering numerous secondary objectives for you
to try and achieve, especially if you like having 100% completion.
Below is the extensive list of what is behind each and every box, and what you
need to do to obtain it. The list is divided into four sections, one for each
row on the board.
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First Row
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Box #1 - Galleom (Tank Form) Trophy
Clear the Boss Battles on Intense difficulty.
Box #2 - Palutena's Bow Trophy
Clear Target Smash - Level #1 in under 15 seconds.
Box #3 - Cardboard Box Trophy
Clear Target Smash - Level #4 in under 32 seconds.
Box #4 - Clu Clu Land Music
Hit 1,200+ ft. in the Home-Run Contest.
Box #5 - Big Blue (Melee) Stage
Use Captain Falcon ten times in brawls.
Box #6 - Ryuta Ippongi (Ouendan 2) Sticker
Clear 100-Man Brawl in less than three minutes and 30 seconds.
Box #7 - Gekko Trophy
Clear All-Star mode with ten characters.
Box #8 - His World (Instrumental) Music
Brawl on the Green Hill Zone stage ten times.
Box #9 - Pirate Ship Stage
Unlock Toon Link.
Box #10 - Subspace Bomb Trophy
Clear the Boss Battles on Easy difficulty.
Box #11 - Mario Bros. Stage
Clear the "Wario Bros." Event.
Box #12 - Pichu Trophy
Clear All-Star mode with no continues.
Box #13 - Pokemon Center Music
Get at least 200 different stickers.
Box #14 - Zelda: Ocarina of Time - Masterpiece
Use Toon Link ten times in brawls.
Box #15 - Musketeer Daltania Trophy
Clear Target Smash - Level #4 with ten characters.
Box #16 - Dyna Blade Trophy
Clear All-Star Mode on Very Hard difficulty.
Box #17 - Menu 2 Music
Unlock all playable characters.
Box #18 - Red Alloy Trophy
Defeat five enemies in Cruel Brawl.
Box #19 - Smash Coins Trophy
Play ten or more Coin matches.
Box #20 - Hanenbow Stage
Clear the "Flower Blooms in the Echoes" Event.
Box #21 - King Dedede's Theme Music
Clear "The Hammer of the King" Event.
Box #22 - Green Alloy Trophy
Endure a 15-Minute Brawl.
Box #23 - Ray MK III Trophy
Clear Target Smash - Level #3 in under 20 seconds.
Box #24 - Excitebikes Trophy
Collect all Masterpieces.
Box #25 - Multi-Man Melee 1 (Melee) Music
Clear 100-Man Brawl in less than four minutes.
Box #26 - Creeping Chrysanthemum Trophy
Collect trophies for all characters.
Box #27 - Title (3D Hot Rally) Music
Clear Target Smash - Level #5.
Box #28 - Banana Peel Trophy
Get ten max combos in Training.
Box #29 - Dream Chaser Music
Brawl on the Port Town: Aero Dive stage ten times.
Box #30 - Yellow Alloy Trophy
Defeat 100 enemies in Endless Brawl.
Box #31 - Master Hand Trophy
Clear Classic Mode with 20 characters.
Box #32 - Golden Hammer Trophy
Hit 45,000 ft. combined with all fighters' Home-Run Contest records.
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Second Row
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Box #1 - Ballyhoo and Big Top Trophy
Unlock 75 hidden songs.
Box #2 - Paper Mario Trophy
Clear Classic Mode with all characters.
Box #3 - Luigi's Mansion Stage
Use Luigi three times in brawls.
Box #4 - Boo (Mario Tennis) Sticker
Hit 900+ ft. in the Home-Run Contest.
Box #5 - Multiplayer (Metroid Prime 2) Music
Brawl on the Frigate Orpheon stage ten times.
Box #6 - Edit Parts A
Brawl on custom stages ten times.
Box #7 - Princess Peach's Castle (Melee) Music
Unlock all Melee stages.
Box #8 - Outset Island Link Trophy
Clear Target Smash - Level #5 with ten characters.
Box #9 - Ouendan Trophy
Get 400 combined max combos with all characters in Training Mode.
Box #10 - Credits (Super Smash Bros.) Music
Clear Classic Mode on Hard difficulty.
Box #11 - Running ChibiRobo (ChibiRobo) Sticker
Clear Classic Mode on Easy difficulty.
Box #12 - Icicle Mountain (Melee) Music
Clear Classic on Normal difficulty.
Box #13 - Pokemon Stadium (Melee) stage
Brawl on the Pokemon Stadium 2 stage ten times.
Box #14 - Franklin Badge Trophy
Have Ness join you in The Subspace Emissary.
Box #15 - Ike's Theme Music
Have Ike join you in The Subspace Emissary.
Box #16 - Jyk Trophy
Clear Boss Battles Mode with 20 characters.
Box #17 - Phyllis (Animal Crossing WW) Sticker
Clear All-Star Mode on Normal difficulty.
Box #18 - Song of Storms Music
Clear the "The Pirate Airship" Event.
Box #19 - Jungle Japes (Melee) Music
Play Melee stages ten times.
Box #20 - Apples Trophy
Clear Target Smash - Level #1.
Box #21 - Super Mario Bros. 2 Masterpiece
Get five standard brawl victories with Peach.
Box #22 - Red Pikmin Trophy
Clear the "Sproutage of the Flower Pikmin" Event.
Box #23 - Walky Trophy
Unlock 50 hidden songs.
Box #24 - Xananab Trophy
Hit 24,000+ ft. combined with all fighters's Home-Run Contest records.
Box #25 - Silver Trophy
Clear Target Smash - Level #3 with all characters.
Box #26 - Subspace Gunship Trophy
Clear Boss Battles with ten characters.
Box #27 - HomeRun Bat Trophy
Hit 1,500+ ft. in Home-Run Contest.
Box #28 - The Legendary Air Ride Machine Music
Clear the "Dragoon Strike" Event.
Box #29 - Snake Eater (Instrumental) Music
Brawl on the Shadow Moses Island stage 15 times.
Box #30 - FZero Masterpiece
Have Captain Falcon join you in The Subspace Emissary.
Box #31 - Mach Rider (Melee) Music
Defeat 50 enemies in Endless Brawl.
Box #32 - Baby Peach Trophy
Get 500 different trophies.
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Third Row
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Box #1 - Johnny Trophy
Get 2,000 or more KOs in brawls.
Box #2 - Blue Alloy Trophy
Clear 100-Man Brawl with all characters.
Box #3 - Edit Parts C
Make 15 stages in Stage Builder.
Box #4 - Road to Viridian City (From Pallet Town/Pewter City) Music
Clear the "Go! Triple Finish!" Event.
Box #5 - Peanut Popgun Trophy
Clear Target Smash - Level #2.
Box #6 - Pellets Trophy
Clear Target Smash - Level #2 with ten characters.
Box #7 - Cracker Launcher Trophy
Get 1,000 or more KOs in brawls.
Box #8 - Kapp'n Trophy
Exceed 300+ ft. combined swim distance for all characters.
Box #9 - Tal Tal Heights Music
Clear All-Star Mode on Easy difficulty.
Box #10 - Sandbag Trophy
Use every character in the Home-Run Contest.
Box #11 - Blast Box Trophy
Clear Target Smash - Level #2 with all characters.
Box #12 - Green Greens (Melee) Stage
Use Kirby 20 times in brawls.
Box #13 - Ending (Metroid) Music
Brawl on the Norfair stage ten times.
Box #14 - Dr. Eggman Trophy
Get 500 different stickers.
Box #15 - Ashnard Trophy
Clear Target Smash - Level #3 with ten characters.
Box #16 - Striker Mario Trophy
Clear Classic on Very Hard difficulty.
Box #17 - Ancient Minister Trophy
Clear The Subspace Emissary.
Box #18 - Stafy Trophy
Clear Target Smash - Level #1 with ten characters.
Box #19 - Super Scope Trophy
Clear Target Smash - Level #1 with all characters.
Box #20 - Underwater Theme (Super Mario Bros.) Music
Brawl on the Mushroomy Kingdom stage ten times.
Box #21 - Pitfall Trophy
Clear the 100-Man Brawl.
Box #22 - Fire Field Music
Clear the "Come On, Blue Falcon" Event.
Box #23 - Shadow Bugs Trophy
Clear Boss Battles Mode on Normal difficulty.
Box #24 - Star Wolf (Star Fox Assault) Music
Clear the "The Wolf Hunts the Fox" Event on Hard difficulty.
Box #25 - Mewtwo Trophy
Clear All-Star Mode on Intense difficulty.
Box #26 - Green Hill Zone Stage
Unlock Sonic.
Box #27 - Rocketbarrel Pack Trophy
Clear Target Smash - Level #4.
Box #28 - Frozen Hillside Music
Brawl on the Halberd stage ten times.
Box #29 - Halberd Trophy
Clear the "Pink Ball Repulsion" Event.
Box #30 - Spear Pillar Stage
Clear the "The Aura Is With Me" Event.
Box #31 - Party Ball Trophy
Score 500 total combined KOs in brawls.
Box #32 - K.K. Slider Trophy
Collect all songs.
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Fourth Row
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Box #1 - Stickers Trophy
Collect all stickers.
Box #2 - Crazy Hand Trophy
Clear Classic Mode on Intense difficulty.
Box #3 - Excite Truck Music
Clear Target Smash - Level #2 in under 19 seconds.
Box #4 - 75m Stage
Use Donkey Kong 20 times in brawls.
Box #5 - Super Mario World Masterpiece
Brawl on the Yoshi's Island Melee stage three times.
Box #6 - Dark Cannon Trophy
Clear Boss Battles Mode on Hard difficulty.
Box #7 - Kyle Hyde Trophy
Clear All-Star Mode with all characters.
Box #8 - Combo Cannon Trophy
Clear Target Smash - Level #5 in under 30 seconds.
Box #9 - Wario Bike Trophy
Clear Target Smash - Level #3.
Box #10 - Ashley Robbins Trophy
Play over 100 hours of brawls.
Box #11 - Great Temple/Temple Music
Clear the "Advent of the Evil King" Event on Hard difficulty.
Box #12 - Palutena Trophy
Clear the "Cleaning House in Skyworld" Event.
Box #13 - Flat Zone 2 Stage
Unlock Mr. Game & Watch.
Box #14 - PowerHungry Fool Music
Brawl on the Castle Siege stage ten times.
Box #15 - Plusle and Minun Trophy
Collect Final Smash trophies for all characters.
Box #16 - Liquid Snake (MGS The Twin Snakes) Sticker
Defeat ten enemies in Cruel Brawl.
Box #17 - King K. Rool Trophy
Clear Target Smash - Level #4 with all characters.
Box #18 - Hidden Mountain & Forest Music
Clear the "Dark Link Duel" Event on Hard difficulty.
Box #19 - Bumper Trophy
Hit 15,000+ ft. combined with all fighters' Home-Run Contest records.
Box #20 - Timer Trophy
Play 30 hours of brawls.
Box #21 - Donkey Kong Masterpiece
Exceed ten hours of poweredon time.
Box #22 - Shy Guy Trophy
Hit 30,000+ ft. combined with all fighters' Home-Run Contest records.
Box #23 - O2 Battle Music
Collect more than 5,000 coins in Coin matches.
Box #24 - Birdo Trophy
Clear All-Star Mode on Hard difficulty.
Box #25 - Grey Fox Trophy
Clear Target Smash - Level #5 with all characters.
Box #26 - Porky Statue Trophy
Clear Boss Battles Mode on Very Hard difficulty.
Box #27 - Tails Trophy
Exceed 30,000+ ft. combined walking distance with all characters.
Box #28 - Edit Parts B
Create five stages in the Stage Builder.
Box #29 - Main Theme (Super Mario 64) Music
Play 50 hours of brawls.
Box #30 - Tom Nook Trophy
Collect 1,000 coins in Coin matches.
Box #31 - Ai no Uta (French Version) Music
Hit 37,500+ ft. combined with all fighters' Home-Run Contest records.
Box #32 - Tabuu (Winged) Trophy
Clear Boss Battles with all characters.
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Section 6F - Song Listing
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* Section 7 - Online Play *
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Section 7A - Information
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Section 7B - Setting Up
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Section 7C - Playing Online
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Section 7D - Troubleshooting
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* Section 8 - Conclusion *
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Section 8A - Credits
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ASCII Art was obtained from here.
** GameFAQs Codes & Cheats **
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** Jeff 'CJayC' Veasey **
Without him, this FAQ wouldn't exist in the first place.
** You **
Why you? Because as the reader, you provide me with a reason to write.
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Section 8B - Contacting Me
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Questions? Comments? Suggestions? Corrections? This is a massive guide, so I've
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Do not email me asking for permission to host this guide. If you're not on the
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Simple, I hope.
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