Smash Taunt
A Smash Taunt (also written in lowercase as smash taunt in the in-game tips) is a unique type of taunt in the Super Smash Bros. series, introduced as an Easter egg in Super Smash Bros. Melee. It is only available to Snake, Pit, and the Star Fox characters, and only usable on specific stages. When a Smash Taunt is used, a conversation is triggered involving the character and/or their in-universe allies, with voice acting accompanied by subtitles shown at the bottom of the screen in the style of that character's original series. Smash Taunts do not serve any tangible purpose in gameplay.
To activate a Smash Taunt, the player must execute a down taunt for exactly one frame while playing as an appropriate fighter on an appropriate stage. If this is done, the character enters a unique kneeling position for a few seconds, during which they are unable to move. If they complete this animation uninterrupted, they will return to their normal state as the conversation begins. Only one Smash Taunt can be activated per match; once the initial kneeling animation has been entered (even if it gets interrupted), it cannot be entered again by any player for the rest of the match. If multiple players input a Smash Taunt at exactly the same time, only one of them (chosen at random) will execute it, with the other(s) simply taunting normally. Smash Taunts also cannot be performed while any fighter has a Final Smash ready or has a fully assembled Dragoon or Daybreak; if these conditions are met while a conversation is ongoing, it will end immediately. A conversation will also end if the character who activated it is KO'd during it, or, in Super Smash Bros. Melee only, if they are hit at all. Smash Taunts cannot be performed on Ω form or Battlefield form stages. If a Smash Taunt is performed while Stage Morph is enabled in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, the stage will not transform until after the conversation has ended.
Each Smash Taunt has a variety of conversations it can use. The conversation used in the Star Fox characters' Smash Taunts depends on the character who activated it, while Snake's and Pit's Smash Taunts instead use a conversation discussing one of the opposing fighters in the match.
Snake's codec conversations[edit]
- SmashWiki article: Codec Conversations
This Smash Taunt appears in Super Smash Bros. Brawl and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. It can only be performed by Snake on the Shadow Moses Island stage and is based on the codec conversations from the Metal Gear Solid series. Upon performing it, Snake establishes communication with one of his allies (Roy Campbell, Mei Ling, or Otacon), and the two of them proceed to discuss the character that Snake is fighting. If he is fighting multiple opponents, one of them will be selected at random to be the subject of the conversation. Super Smash Bros. Brawl features a unique conversation for every fighter in the game; though all of these conversations return in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, the game does not feature any new conversations, and the Smash Taunt cannot be performed if none of Snake's opponents in the match were in Super Smash Bros. Brawl. Due to the conversations being reused and mostly unchanged, some of the dialogue makes references to elements of Super Smash Bros. Brawl that are no longer applicable to Ultimate, such as the peanuts from Diddy Kong's Peanut Popgun being edible.
Uniquely, if Snake is KO'd during a conversation, it will be cut short with the person he is calling shouting Snake's name, a reference to the Game Over screens of the Metal Gear Solid series.
Conversations[edit]
The following lists all codec conversations about Super Mario fighters.
Mario[edit]
- Colonel: Snake, you know who that is?
- Snake: You're kidding, right? It's Mario.
- Colonel: Mario made his first appearance in 1981, and since then, he's become a worldwide phenomenon.
- Colonel: There's probably not a single person who doesn't know Mario. He's that famous.
- Snake: Good thing I survived long enough to meet him on the field of battle, huh.
- Colonel: This is a once-in-a-lifetime chance, Snake. Now get out there and show him what you're made of. No regrets.
- Snake: Got it.
Donkey Kong[edit]
- Snake: Otacon, there's a gorilla wearing a tie here. He's huge.
- Otacon: That's Donkey Kong. As you can tell, he's got strength to spare.
- Otacon: He may be king of the jungle, but he lives in a house just like you or me. And he seems pretty smart—well, for an ape, anyway.
- Otacon: The Donkey Kong who fought that epic battle with Mario was this guy's grand-father.
- Snake: That was a long time ago. What about this Donkey Kong? Does he get along with Mario?
- Otacon: Nope, they're still at it. Seems like they're always competing in something—kart racing, sports, you name it.
- Snake: A chip off the old block...
Yoshi[edit]
- Snake: Otacon! What's this lizard thing?
- Otacon: That's a Yoshi. It's a dinosaur from Yoshi's Island.
- Otacon: Watch out for its long, chameleon-like tongue. If it gets you, you'll be swallowed whole.
- Snake: It lays eggs and throws them, right? ...Then it must be female.
- Otacon: ...Actually, it's a "he." At least, that's what it says.
- Snake: It talks?!
- Otacon: Yes! It talks! Well, kind of...
- Snake: Now you've got me curious. ...How about I capture one so we can see what they taste like?
- Otacon: Uhh, Snake...
Luigi[edit]
- Snake: That guy with the mustache...
- Colonel: Ha. You mean the "King of Second Bananas"?
- Snake: Hey, that's Luigi! Show him a little respect!
- Colonel: Look at that pale skin. He's been living in his brother's shadow for too long.
- Snake: That's a low blow, Colonel!
- Colonel: Face it, Snake! Once a kid brother, always a kid brother!
- Snake: Colonel, what's gotten into you?!
- Colonel: La li lu le lo! La li lu le lo! La li lu le lo!
- Snake: Colonel, snap out of it! Colonel! Coooooooloneeeeeel!
Peach[edit]
- Snake: Mei Ling, tell me what you know about Peach.
- Mei Ling: Princess Peach is the beloved ruler of the Mushroom Kingdom.
- Mei Ling: She's been kidnapped numerous times by Bowser.
- Snake: Sounds pretty serious...
- Mei Ling: Yes, but every time it happens, Mario ends up saving her.
- Mei Ling: Sure, he may not look like your ideal "knight in shining armor." A little on the short side, I'd say...
- Mei Ling: But still, don't you think it's romantic? I mean, to have a guy who's always there for you?
- Snake: If he was smart, he'd tell her to stop getting kidnapped.
- Mei Ling: ...You don't get a lot of dates, do you, Snake?
Bowser[edit]
- Colonel: Careful, Snake! That's the great and terrible Bowser!
- Snake: Bowser? Looks like a cheap movie monster.
- Colonel: Hardly. Bowser leads an entire army of monsters. But I'd worry more about his claws and fire if I were you.
- Snake: Doesn't look that tough to me. Seems kind of slow, actually.
- Colonel: Well, he is the king of Koopas. It's only natural he'd be slow.
- Colonel: But that's only because he's the heaviest fighter here—by far.
- Colonel: He's a powerhouse of destruction. Careful he doesn't flatten you.
Wario[edit]
- Snake: This guy kind of gives me the creeps.
- Colonel: That's Wario, Snake.
- Colonel: Wario first appeared as Mario's rival, but he really made his name in the WarioWare games.
- Colonel: Watch out for Wario's bite. It's not just damage you take from it.
- Snake: What do you mean, Colonel?
- Colonel: Wario loves garlic. He eats whole cloves of it day and night.
- Colonel: So try not to get caught in his mouth. Once that smell gets on you, it'll stick to you for quite a while.
- Snake: ...That's a scary thought.
- Colonel: He also attacks by farting. He can fart to fly around, too.
- Snake: By farting?! Are you kidding me?!
- Colonel: Sadly, no. I am not kidding. If his belly starts to bulge, watch out.
Diddy Kong[edit]
- Snake: Otacon, there's a chimpanzee here wearing a Nintendo hat.
- Otacon: That's Diddy Kong. He's Donkey Kong's partner.
- Otacon: Not only is he lightweight, he can use a wide range of weapons as well.
- Otacon: He can fly using those barrel jets on his back, and he can shoot nuts with his Peanut Popgun.
- Snake: Peanuts? As in the ones in the little shells? Are you serious?
- Otacon: Wait, here's the best part. You see them lying on the ground after he shoots?
- Otacon: If you pick up some of those peanuts, they'll restore your health a little.
- Snake: Hmm. Edible ammunition, huh... Times sure have changed.
Characters[edit]
The following characters appear in the codec conversations. They originally appeared in the Metal Gear Solid series, in which Colonel Roy Campbell, Mei Ling, and Otacon communicate with Solid Snake and give him advice during his missions.
In addition to the characters listed below, Slippy Toad from the Star Fox series appears as Snake's contact in Falco's conversation.
Solid Snake[edit]
- Main article: Solid Snake
Solid Snake appears in every codec conversation, contacting one of the other characters for information about the character he is fighting. He is voiced by David Hayter in English and Akio Otsuka in Japanese.
Colonel Roy Campbell[edit]
- SmashWiki article: Colonel Roy Campbell
Colonel Roy Campbell is a former member of FOXHOUND, and is also Solid Snake's commanding officer and close friend. He was introduced in Metal Gear 2: Solid Snake. He is voiced by Paul Eiding in English and the late Takeshi Aono in Japanese.
Colonel appears as Snake's contact in various codec conversations, including those about Mario, Luigi, Bowser, and Wario. In the first trailer for Super Smash Bros. Brawl, Colonel informs Snake of his invitation to the Super Smash Bros. tournament via a codec call. He also appears as a sticker in Super Smash Bros. Brawl and a spirit in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | ロイ・キャンベル大佐[?] Roi Kyanberu Taisa |
Colonel Roy Campbell | |
| Chinese | 羅伊•坎貝爾 上校[?] Luóyī Kǎnbèi'ěr Shàngxiào |
Colonel Roy Campbell | |
| Italian | Colonnello Roy Campbell[?] | Colonel Roy Campbell | |
| Korean | 로이 캠벨 대령[?] Roi Kaembel Daeryeong |
Colonel Roy Campbell | |
| Russian | Полковник Рой Кэмпбелл[?] Polkovnik Roy Kempbell |
Colonel Roy Campbell | |
| Spanish | Colonel Roy Campbell[?] | - |
Otacon[edit]
- SmashWiki article: Otacon
Otacon (real name: Dr. Hal Emmerich) is a recurring character from the Metal Gear Solid series. He is voiced by Christopher Randolph in English and Hideyuki Tanaka in Japanese. He is an American weapons designer and computer hacker, as well as an ally of Solid Snake. Otacon usually provides support by giving Snake advice via codec. He is also an otaku, which is why his nickname is "Otacon", named after the "Otaku Convention".
Otacon appears as Snake's contact in various codec conversations, including those about Donkey Kong, Yoshi, and Diddy Kong. He also appears as a sticker in Super Smash Bros. Brawl and a spirit in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | ハル・エメリッヒ〝オタコン〞[?] Haru Emerihhi "Otakon" |
Hal Emmerich “Otacon” | |
| Chinese | 哈爾•艾默里奇[?] Hāěr Àimòlǐqí |
Hal Emmerich | |
| Korean | 핼 에머리히 ＂오타콘＂[?] Hael Emeorihi "Otakon" |
Hal Emmerich "Otacon" | |
| Russian | Хэл Эммерих "Отакон"[?] Khel Emmerikh "Otakon" |
Hal Emmerich "Otacon" | |
| Spanish | Dr. Hal Emmerich "Otacon"[?] | - |
Mei Ling[edit]
- SmashWiki article: Mei Ling
Mei Ling is a character from the Metal Gear Solid series. She is voiced by Kim Mai Guest in English and Houko Kuwashima in Japanese. She is the one who invented Snake's wireless communication equipment, the Codec. After the player saves the game in Metal Gear Solid, she gives Snake advice by telling him Chinese proverbs and quotations by Western authors.
Mei Ling appears as Snake's contact in various codec conversations, including the one about Peach. She also appears as a sticker in Super Smash Bros. Brawl and a spirit in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | メイ・リン[?] Mei Rin |
Mei Ling | |
| Chinese | 美玲[?] Měi Líng |
Beautiful and delicate | |
| Korean | 메이 링[?] Mei Ling |
Mei Ling | |
| Russian | Мэй Линг[?] Mey Ling |
Mei Ling | |
| Spanish | Mei Ling[?] | - |
Palutena's Guidance[edit]
- SmashWiki article: Palutena's Guidance
This Smash Taunt appears in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. It can only be performed by Pit on the Palutena's Temple stage and is based on the conversations Pit has with other characters in Kid Icarus: Uprising. Upon performing the Smash Taunt, Pit starts conversing with Palutena and/or Viridi about the character he is fighting. If he is fighting multiple opponents, one of them will be selected at random to be the subject of the conversation.
Super Smash Bros. for Wii U features a unique conversation for every fighter in the game except the DLC fighters, who all use a generic conversation. Most of these conversations return in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate (albeit with Viridi's English dialogue re-recorded due to having a different voice actor), though a few returning characters use new conversations instead, and all characters who were not present in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U (as well as those who were DLC fighters in that game) also receive new conversations. The new DLC fighters use the same generic conversation from Super Smash Bros. for Wii U, except for Piranha Plant, which has a unique conversation.
Conversations[edit]
The following lists all Palutena's Guidance conversations about Super Mario characters.
Mario[edit]
- Palutena: You know who this guy is, don't you, Pit?
- Pit: Of course I do! It's Mario!
- Palutena: He was your first ally in the fight against the Subspace Army.
- Palutena: What you may not know is that he's actually quite famous. There aren't many people who don't know who Mario is.
- Pit: Man, I don't know whether to fight him or ask him for his autograph.
- Palutena: Fight first, fanboy later.
- Pit: Oh, do you think he'll sign my wings?!
Donkey Kong[edit]
- Pit: Looks like it's me versus DK.
- Palutena: His arms are like tree trunks, so his attacks are incredibly powerful.
- Palutena: Given his size, he also moves quite quickly. Combine that speed and power with his long reach, and you've got an opponent who's good at almost everything!
- Pit: Yeah...except for dressing himself. That necktie really doesn't leave much to the imagination.
- Palutena: True, but it is his signature look.
- Palutena: It's probably best not to mention it.
- Viridi: Yeah, you wouldn't want to be on the receiving end of one of his Giant Punches or smash attacks!
- Viridi: When he attacks you, don't use your shield. Just get out of the way, and then counterattack.
- Palutena: And watch where you come in for a landing!
Yoshi[edit]
- Pit: It's Yoshi!
- Viridi: Let me get this straight. Yoshi lays eggs, but he's actually male?
- Pit: Uhh, shouldn't you know that, O goddess of nature?
- Viridi: There's nothing natural about this guy!
- Pit: Yeah, I see your point.
- Palutena: Well, all living beings contain both female and male elements. It appears that Yoshi is no different.
- Pit: I wonder what's inside all those eggs... Chocolate?
- Palutena: Focus, Pit. If you use your shield when Yoshi's pulling off an Egg Roll, you can grab him. Keep that in mind.
Luigi[edit]
- Pit: Look! It's Luigi!
- Viridi: Always a bridesmaid, never a bride.
- Pit: Aw, don't say that. After all, he even had his own year.
- Viridi: I don't remember that. Though I suppose if he's number two out of all of these fighters, that's actually pretty good.
- Pit: His attacks are no joke.
- Viridi: You're right. Have you seen his Super Jump Punch and Green Missile?
- Viridi: In some ways, he might even be stronger than his brother. Too bad about that unfortunate L on his forehead...
- Pit: I'm-I'm...I'm sure that stands for "winner."
Peach[edit]
- Pit: Oh, it's Princess Peach!
- Viridi: Guess she's taking a break from being kidnapped.
- Pit: I'm so glad we never have to worry about Lady Palutena. She can take care of herself.
- Viridi: Really? Wasn't she imprisoned by Medusa for a bit there?
- Pit: That hardly counts. After all, we were just freshmen back then.
- Pit: That would never happen now that we're more experienced!
- Viridi: Peach has been in plenty of scrapes herself, so she ought to be quite experienced. And yet she never learns.
- Viridi: Sometimes I wonder if she just lets herself get kidnapped for fun.
- Palutena: I don't know about that. It seems like tossing vegetables is more her idea of fun. She'll pelt you with them the whole match if you don't watch it.
- Palutena: But she can't reload when she's jumping, so keep your eye on what she's up to.
Bowser[edit]
- Pit: When I think of Bowser, I always picture him deep in his castle, steeling himself for a fight.
- Viridi: Or, you know, playing golf or racing a go-kart.
- Pit: He's looking pretty aggro today. Must be because he's in a fighting game.
- Viridi: When Mario first fought Bowser, I hear he had to use an axe to chop down a rope bridge and drop the big guy.
- Palutena: It all sounds like something from an 8-bit action movie!
- Pit: I won't lie. I'm a little scared.
- Palutena: Don't be. Bowser may be powerful, but he also leaves big openings. Fight smart and look for chances to counterattack.
Dr. Mario[edit]
- Pit: I don't think that's a real doctor.
- Palutena: I wouldn't be so sure.
- Palutena: He delivers crushing blows, so he must be very knowledgeable about anatomy.
- Viridi: He's a quack.
- Viridi: I hear he treats viruses by randomly throwing medication at them. Doesn't seem very safe.
- Pit: I'm so glad Skyworld doesn't have checkups.
- Palutena: Dr. Mario is slower than the regular Mario, but he's also more powerful.
- Palutena: Don't get sent to the emergency room! You don't know what kind of treatment you'll get.
Wario[edit]
The following conversation is used for Wario in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U:
- Pit: Um, Wario kind of smells.
- Palutena: That's to be expected. For his Final Smash, he munches Nasty Garlic and transforms into his super-antihero alter ego...
- Palutena: Wario-Man!
- Pit: Uh... Wario-Man?
- Palutena: Yes.
- Palutena: Legend has it that Wario once caught a cold, accidentally ate a piece of Nasty Garlic, and turned into Wario-Man.
- Pit: Huh. So Nasty Garlic is the key to Wario's power. Great.
- Viridi: He's a real charmer, that one.
- Palutena: Speaking of which... Eating seems to make Wario very gassy.
- Pit: Ugh! TMI!
- Palutena: I'm only telling you this for your own good. He's a ticking time bomb.
- Palutena: Watch out for his sudden farts. And all farts in general. They're gross AND dangerous.
- Pit: ...This job is really the worst sometimes.
The following conversation is used for Wario in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, mostly identical besides replacing the first "Nasty Garlic" with simply "garlic" (consistent with Wario-Man's trophy descriptions used in previous games):
- Pit: Um, Wario kind of smells.
- Palutena: That's to be expected. For his Final Smash, he munches garlic and transforms into his super-antihero alter ego...
- Palutena: Wario-Man!
- Pit: Uh... Wario-Man?
- Palutena: Yes.
- Palutena: Legend has it that Wario once caught a cold, accidentally ate a piece of Nasty Garlic, and turned into Wario-Man.
- Pit: Huh. So Nasty Garlic is the key to Wario's power. Great.
- Viridi: He's a real charmer, that one.
- Palutena: Speaking of which... Eating seems to make Wario very gassy.
- Pit: Ugh! TMI!
- Palutena: I'm only telling you this for your own good. He's a ticking time bomb.
- Palutena: Watch out for his sudden farts. And all farts in general. They're gross AND dangerous.
- Pit: ...This job is really the worst sometimes.
Diddy Kong[edit]
- Pit: Oh, look! It's Diddy Kong.
- Viridi: He's Donkey Kong's little buddy.
- Pit: Wonder if he'd let me win for a banana.
- Palutena: Don't underestimate just because he's a monkey. He's faster and stronger than any human.
- Pit: As long as he can't fly, I'm good.
- Palutena: He can't fly, but he does have a Peanut Popgun and an inexhaustible supply of peanuts to shoot at you.
- Pit: So? I love peanuts!
- Palutena: Not when they're pelting you in the face.
- Pit: I don't know. Still sounds pretty good to me.
- Viridi: Oh, Pit! What WON'T you do for a snack?
- Palutena: Fighting does take strength.
- Viridi: Anyway, if you can hit Diddy Kong at just the right angle, he'll drop his Rocketbarrel Pack.
- Palutena: However, it explodes when it lands on the ground, so watch out.
Rosalina & Luma[edit]
- Palutena: And here we have Rosalina.
- Viridi: Yes, she's the keeper of the Comet Observatory and mother of the Lumas.
- Pit: Why is that comfy pillow following her? ...I love pillows!
- Palutena: THAT is a Luma. And this is no pillow fight.
- Viridi: It does look pretty plush, I have to say.
- Pit: You know, Rosalina seems kind of rough with the little guy.
- Viridi: There are plenty of Lumas, so losing a few isn't a big deal.
- Pit: Not a big deal?!
- Palutena: Lumas will sacrifice everything to protect Rosalina.
- Palutena: They might not look like much, but they're powerful enough to send you flying, so be careful.
Bowser Jr.[edit]
- Pit: Is that Bowser Jr.?
- Viridi: Yes. He's the heir to the Koopa throne.
- Palutena: I wonder if his father bought him that Junior Clown Car. It's decked out with all sorts of bells and whistles.
- Pit: Hey, I just thought of an even better name for it. How about...the Shellicopter?!
- Viridi: ...Needless to say, the Junior Clown Car is one tricky vehicle.
- Palutena: It's immune to many attacks, so strike when Bowser Jr. is exposed.
- Viridi: So what you're saying is to hit him from above, right?
Koopalings[edit]
- Palutena: That's one of the Koopalings, <full name of Koopaling>.
- Pit: Hmm. The resemblance to Bowser Jr. is strong.
- Palutena: That Koopa Clown Car is the mass-produced type.
- Pit: I guess as heir to the throne, Bowser Jr. would get preferential treatment.
- Viridi: The relationship between Bowser and the Koopalings is a real mystery.
- Pit: I kind of feel bad for them.
- Palutena: That's sweet of you but not very conducive to taking them down, Pit.
In the European and Oceanian version of Super Smash Bros. for Wii U, the following conversation is used instead, removing usages of the term "Koopalings":
- Palutena: That's one of Bowser's Minions, <full name of Koopaling>.
- Pit: Hmm... The resemblance to Bowser Jr. is strong.
- Palutena: That Koopa Clown Car is the mass-produced type.
- Pit: I guess as heir to the throne, Bowser Jr. would get preferential treatment.
- Viridi: The relationship between Bowser and these minions is a real mystery.
- Pit: I kind of feel bad for them.
- Palutena: That's sweet of you, but not very conducive to taking them down, Pit.
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate does not use this version of the conversation, as the term "Koopalings" was re-introduced to Europe and Oceania starting with Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam.
Daisy[edit]
- Pit: Princess Peach?
- Palutena: Actually, that's Princess Daisy, princess of Sarasaland.
- Palutena: She was kidnapped by a space alien named Tatanga, but Mario rescued her.
- Pit: Right. Kidnapped, then rescued by Mario. Princess Peach!
- Palutena: No, Daisy doesn't get kidnapped as often as Peach does.
- Pit: OK, I'm pickin' up what you're puttin' down. "Daisy" always gets kidnapped by "Tatanga." Wink!
- Viridi: Look, Daisy is a totally different person from Peach! She's much more, like...energetic...and stuff. You know, she's a go-getter!
- Viridi: Plus, her symbol is a daisy. Pretty cool to have a symbol that's also your name.
- Pit: Yeah, but have you ever seen Peach and Daisy in the same place at the same time?
- Palutena: Pit, if you had a symbol, it would be in the shape of an armpit.
King K. Rool[edit]
- Pit: Who's this guy? Talk about your super heavyweight!
- Palutena: That's the leader of the Kremlings, King K. Rool.
- Pit: Kremlings?
- Palutena: A race of crocodile people.
- Viridi: I hear they like bananas. Blech...
- Pit: But I thought Donkey Kong was the one who liked bananas.
- Viridi: I'm pretty sure all mouth-breathing knuckle-draggers like bananas. They're like the litmus test for idiocy.
- Pit: I don't know what that means, but I LOVE BANANAS!
- Viridi: The prosecution rests!
- Palutena: Back to the fight at hand, some attacks will fail to penetrate King K. Rool's large, leathery belly.
- Palutena: You might want to consider incorporating more grabs into your battle strategy.
Piranha Plant[edit]
- Pit: Is that a...Piranha Plant?!
- Palutena: Not so loud. She'll hear you!
- Viridi: Did someone say Piranha Plant?
- Pit: Oh no.
- Viridi: I wrote my thesis on Piranha Plants! There are just so many species!
- Viridi: You got your basic Piranha Plants, your Fire Piranha Plants, Ptooies, Nipper Plants, Nipper Spores,
- Viridi: Munchers, Jumping Piranhas, Wild Ptooie Piranhas, Propeller Piranhas, Naval Piranhas, Chewies,
- Viridi: Megasmilax, Piranha Pests, Piranha Sprouts, Frost Piranhas, Putrid Piranhas,
- Viridi: Proto Piranhas, Piranhabons, Piranha Beans, Mom Piranhas, Small Piranhas,
- Viridi: Elasto-Piranhas, Piranha Planets, Bungee Piranhas, Big Bungee Piranhas, Ghosts, Nipper Dandelions,
- Viridi: Spiny Piranhas, Dino Piranhas, Fire Stalking Piranhas, Piranha Plorps, River Piranhas, Big Piranhas,
- Viridi: Stalking Piranhas, Big Fire Piranhas, Prickly Piranhas, Peewee Piranhas, Inky Piranhas, Gold Piranhas,
- Viridi: Bone Piranhas, Big Bone Piranhas, Piranha Pods, Piranha Creepers, Nipper Spore Patches,
- Viridi: Paper Fire Piranhas, Poison Piranhas, Big Poison Piranhas, Upside-Down Piranhas,
- Viridi: Petey Piranha, Paper Petey Piranha, Petea Piranha—
- Pit: Whoa!
- Viridi: I haven't even started on all the minor variations!
- Palutena: Enough, Viridi!
- Palutena: I never want to hear the word "piranha" ever again.
- Pit: I guess that means I'm not getting any fighting tips. Thanks, Viridi.
Characters[edit]
The following characters originate from the Kid Icarus series.
In addition to the characters listed below, a few conversations feature Dark Pit, Robin's conversation in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U features Chrom from Fire Emblem Awakening, and Richter's conversation in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate features Alucard from Castlevania: Symphony of the Night, but these characters do not appear in any conversations about Super Mario characters.
Pit[edit]
Pit appears in every Palutena's Guidance conversation, discussing the character he is fighting with Palutena and/or Viridi. He is voiced by Antony Del Rio in English (though he is not listed in the games' credits) and by Minami Takayama in Japanese.
Palutena[edit]
Palutena appears in most Palutena's Guidance conversations, providing information about the character Pit is fighting and tips for defeating them along with general banter. She is voiced by Brandy Kopp in English and Aya Hisakawa in Japanese.
Viridi[edit]
Viridi is the goddess of nature and leader of the Forces of Nature in Kid Icarus: Uprising; while she starts as an antagonist in the game trying to destroy the human race and replenish nature, she later joins in the effort to defeat Hades. She appears in many of the Palutena's Guidance conversations, engaging in banter with Palutena and Pit while discussing the fighters. In English, she is voiced by Hynden Walch in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U (though she is not listed in the game's credits) and by Dayci Brookshire in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate,[1] while in Japanese, she is voiced by Makiko Ōmoto in both games.
Aside from Palutena's Guidance, Viridi also appears in the Reset Bomb Forest stage in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. Partway through the match, she fires a Reset Bomb, which detonates and transforms the stage into a forest. She also appears as a trophy in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and as a spirit in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. A Mii Fighter costume based on Viridi, including a wig and an outfit (the latter exclusive to the Mii Swordfighter), was released as paid DLC for Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Super Smash Bros. for Wii U on September 30, 2015, and returns in the base game in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | ナチュレ[?] Nachure |
Nature; possibly from French pronunciation | |
| Korean | 나츄레[?] Nachyule |
Transliteration of the Japanese name | |
| Russian | Вириди[?] Viridi |
Viridi | |
| Spanish | Viridi[?] | - |
Star Fox Smash Taunts[edit]
- SmashWiki article: Star Fox Smash Taunt
Star Fox Smash Taunts appear in Super Smash Bros. Melee, Super Smash Bros. Brawl, Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS, Super Smash Bros. for Wii U, and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. Unlike the other Smash Taunts, the conversations are unrelated to the other fighters in the match and instead depend on which character activated the Smash Taunt.
In Super Smash Bros. Melee, a Smash Taunt can be performed by Fox and Falco on the Corneria and Venom stages, based on the radio conversations from Star Fox 64. Upon performing it, a short conversation begins between other members of the Star Fox team, namely Slippy, Peppy, and either Fox or Falco (whichever of the two did not activate the taunt). The conversation that plays is selected randomly from five possible conversations (four in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS), with Fox and Falco each having their own set of possible conversations. These conversations return on the Corneria stage in Super Smash Bros. Brawl, Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS, and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, as well as on the Venom stage in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.
In Super Smash Bros. Brawl, a Smash Taunt can be performed by Fox, Falco, and Wolf on the Lylat Cruise stage. The conversation used depends on both which of the three characters activated it and which of the stage's five backgrounds is currently in use (Corneria, asteroid field, skirmish, dogfight, and starry space), which it periodically switches between. Unlike other Smash Taunts, the conversation does not begin immediately after the kneeling animation is complete, instead playing after the next background transition following the completion of the animation (unless the animation was completed right after the background transitions, in which case the conversation begins immediately). The conversation can include Slippy, Peppy, Krystal, Panther, Leon, Fox, Falco, and Wolf, with the character who activated the conversation always absent. These conversations return on the Lylat Cruise stage in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U (though Wolf's set of conversations is absent due to him not being playable) and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.
In Super Smash Bros. for Wii U, a unique Smash Taunt appears on the Orbital Gate Assault stage. Rather than being activated within the match itself, it is activated by having all human players hold down the grab button (ZL or ZR) while selecting the stage on the stage selection screen; additionally, Fox and Falco must both be absent from the match for it to activate. There are two possible conversations, with the one that plays depending on whether ZL or ZR was held. The conversations feature Fox, Falco, Peppy, Slippy, and ROB 64.
Characters[edit]
The following characters originally appeared in the Star Fox series. Fox, Falco, Peppy, Slippy, and Krystal are members of the Star Fox team, while Wolf, Panther, and Leon are members of the Star Wolf team.
Fox McCloud[edit]
- Main article: Fox
Fox McCloud appears in Falco's Smash Taunt on Corneria and Venom (voiced by Steve Malpass in English and Shinobu Satouchi in Japanese), Falco's and Wolf's Smash Taunts on Lylat Cruise (voiced by Jim Walker in English and Kenji Nojima in Japanese), and the Smash Taunt on Orbital Gate Assault (voiced by Mike West in English and Kenji Nojima in Japanese).
Falco Lombardi[edit]
Falco Lombardi appears in Fox's Smash Taunt on Corneria and Venom (voiced by Ben Cullum in English and Hisao Egawa in Japanese), Fox's and Wolf's Smash Taunts on Lylat Cruise (voiced by Dex Manley in English and Hisao Egawa in Japanese), and the Smash Taunt on Orbital Gate Assault (voiced by Mark Lund in English and Hisao Egawa in Japanese).
Wolf O'Donnell[edit]
Wolf O'Donnell appears in Fox's and Falco's Smash Taunts on Lylat Cruise (voiced by Jay Ward in English and Mahito Ohba in Japanese).
Peppy Hare[edit]
- LylatWiki article: Peppy Hare
- SmashWiki article: Peppy Hare
Peppy Hare is a senior member of the Star Fox team who appears in Fox's and Falco's Smash Taunts on Corneria and Venom (voiced by Chris Seavor in English and Tomohisa Aso in Japanese), Fox's, Falco's, and Wolf's Smash Taunts on Lylat Cruise (voiced by Dex Manley in English and Tomohisa Aso in Japanese), and the Smash Taunt on Orbital Gate Assault (voiced by Jaz Adams in English and Tomohisa Aso in Japanese). He also appears as a trophy in Super Smash Bros. Melee, Brawl, for Nintendo 3DS, and for Wii U, as well as two stickers in Brawl and a spirit in Ultimate.
Peppy also appears in the Club Nintendo comic "Super Mario: Verloren in der Zeit", where he is shown watching the Olympics with Fox and Falco.
In Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga, a scrapped script had Peppy calling Fox back before the latter gave the cashier the Gold Ring (known as the Bonus Ring in final game) in the Starbeans Cafe. Additionally, one of the unused sprites related to Fox's scrapped role depicted Peppy in a radio conversation portrait similar to the ones seen in Star Fox 64 and Super Smash Bros. Melee.[2]
Peppy also appears as one of the Mystery Mushroom costumes in Super Mario Maker. It is unlocked randomly after completing 100 Mario Challenge on Normal setting or harder. Similar to Fox's and Falco's costume, upon touching the Mystery Mushroom, Peppy's voice clip from the original Star Fox plays. Pressing 
will have General Pepper say "Good Luck" from the original Star Fox. When clearing a course, the "Mission Complete" theme from the original Star Fox plays. When fall in a pit, a crashing sound and a loss of Arwing jingle can be heard; both from the original Star Fox.
In 2023, Nintendo Switch user icons of Peppy, based on his appearance in Star Fox 64, were made available exclusively for Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack subscribers. As a result, if a player uses one of these icons, it will appear on balloons placed within Balloon World in Super Mario Odyssey.
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | ペッピー・ヘア[?] Peppī Hea |
Peppy Hare | |
| Chinese | 派比•海爾[?] Pàibǐ Hǎi'ěr |
Pappy Hale | |
| Korean | 페피 헤어[?] Pepi He'eo |
Peppy Hare | |
| Russian | Пеппи Хэйр[?] Peppi Kheyr |
Peppy Hare | |
| Spanish | Peppy Hare[?] | - |
Slippy Toad[edit]
- LylatWiki article: Slippy Toad
- SmashWiki article: Slippy Toad
- “Wait right there, Andross! All ships report!”
- —Slippy Toad, Super Smash Bros. Melee
Slippy Toad is the mechanic of the Star Fox team. He appears in Fox's and Falco's Smash Taunts on Corneria and Venom (voiced by Chris Seavor in English and Kyōko Tongū in Japanese), Fox's, Falco's, and Wolf's Smash Taunts on Lylat Cruise (voiced by Mike McAuliffe in English and Kyōko Tongū in Japanese), and the Smash Taunt on Orbital Gate Assault (voiced by Lyssa Browne in English and Kyōko Tongū in Japanese). He also appears in Snake's codec conversation about Falco (with the same voice actor as on Lylat Cruise). In Super Smash Bros. Melee, he additionally makes a brief appearance at the start of the event match "Slippy's Invention", mentioning the Cloaking Device he invented (with the same voice actor as on Corneria and Venom). He also appears as a trophy in Super Smash Bros. Melee, Brawl, for Nintendo 3DS, and for Wii U, as well as two stickers in Brawl and a spirit in Ultimate.
Slippy Toad also makes appearances in How to Draw Nintendo Greatest Heroes & Villains and Nintendo Monopoly.
In Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga, a scrapped script had Slippy calling Fox back along with Peppy. A sprite of Slippy in a radio conversation portrait similar to the ones seen in Star Fox 64 and Super Smash Bros. Melee is found within the game's files as well.[2]
Slippy also appears as one of the Mystery Mushroom costumes in Super Mario Maker. It is unlocked randomly after completing 100 Mario Challenge on Easy setting or harder. The costume's sound effects are the same as Fox, Falco and Peppy's, but with Slippy's voice clip from the original Star Fox used upon collecting the Mystery Mushroom.
In 2023, Nintendo Switch user icons of Slippy, based on his appearance in Star Fox 64, were made available exclusively for Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack subscribers. As a result, if a player uses one of these icons, it will appear on balloons placed within Balloon World in Super Mario Odyssey.
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | スリッピー・トード[?] Surippī Tōdo |
Slippy Toad | |
| Chinese | 史利比•陶德[?] Shǐlìbǐ Táodé |
Slippy Todd | |
| Korean | 슬리피 토드[?] Seulipi Todeu |
Sleepy Toad | |
| Russian | Слиппи Тоуд[?] Slippi Toud |
Slippy Toad | |
| Spanish | Slippy Toad[?] | - |
Krystal[edit]
- LylatWiki article: Krystal
- SmashWiki article: Krystal
- “What are you two thinking? I'm the only one who can come through in a fight like this!”
- —Krystal, Super Smash Bros. Brawl
Krystal is a main member of the Star Fox team and is in a relationship with Fox. She appears in Fox's, Falco's, and Wolf's Smash Taunts on Lylat Cruise (voiced by Alésia Glidewell in English and Teiya Ichiryusai in Japanese). Additionally, Krystal appears as an Assist Trophy in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. She also appears as a trophy in Super Smash Bros. Brawl, for Nintendo 3DS, and for Wii U, as well as three stickers in Brawl and a spirit in Ultimate.
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | クリスタル[?] Kurisutaru |
Krystal | |
| Korean | 크리스탈[?] Keuriseutal |
Krystal | |
| Russian | Кристал[?] Kristal |
Krystal | |
| Spanish | Krystal[?] | - |
Leon Powalski[edit]
- LylatWiki article: Leon Powalski
- SmashWiki article: Leon Powalski
- “Heh, I'll make sure to work you over real good before I turn you into scrap metal.”
- —Leon Powalski, Super Smash Bros. Brawl
Leon Powalski is a main member of the Star Wolf team and has a rivalry with Falco. He appears in Fox's, Falco's, and Wolf's Smash Taunts on Lylat Cruise (voiced by Jim Walker in English and Shinobu Satouchi in Japanese). He also appears as a trophy in Super Smash Bros. Brawl, for Nintendo 3DS, and for Wii U, as well as two stickers in Brawl and a spirit in Ultimate.
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | レオン・ポワルスキー[?] Reon Powarusukī |
Leon Powalski | |
| Korean | 레온 포왈스키[?] Leon Powalseuki |
Leon Powalski | |
| Russian | Леон Повальски[?] Lyeon Povaliski |
Leon Powalski | |
| Spanish | Leon Powalski[?] | - |
Panther Caroso[edit]
- LylatWiki article: Panther Caroso
- SmashWiki article: Panther Caroso
- “Do you see my red rose? It marks your imminent death!”
- —Panther Caroso, Super Smash Bros. Brawl
Panther Caroso is a main member of the Star Wolf team and is attracted to Krystal. He appears in Fox's, Falco's, and Wolf's Smash Taunts on Lylat Cruise (voiced by Eric Newsome in English and Tetsu Inada in Japanese). He also appears as a trophy in Super Smash Bros. Brawl, for Nintendo 3DS, and for Wii U, as well as two stickers in Brawl and a spirit in Ultimate.
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | パンサー・カルロッソ[?] Pansā Karurosso |
Panther Caluroso. His last name means "hot" in Spanish and refers to his Spanish accent and the way he maintains his pink, as if he pretended to be a womanizer. | |
| Korean | 팬서 카루소[?] Paenseo Karuso |
Panther Caruso | |
| Russian | Пантер Карозо[?] Panter Karozo |
Panther Carozo | |
| Spanish | Panther Caroso[?] | - |
ROB 64[edit]
ROB 64 is a robot who assists the Star Fox team. He appears in one of the two conversations for the Smash Taunt on Orbital Gate Assault (voiced by Dex Manley in English and Yūsuke Numata in Japanese). He also appears as a trophy in Super Smash Bros. Brawl and for Nintendo 3DS, as well as two stickers in Brawl and a spirit in Ultimate; despite the Smash Taunt he appears in being exclusive to Super Smash Bros. for Wii U, he does not have a trophy in that game.
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | ナウス64[?] Nausu 64 |
"NUS 64", "NUS" is taken from the production codes for the peripherals related to the Nintendo 64. | |
| Spanish | ROB 64[?] | - |
Trophy information[edit]
Super Smash Bros. Brawl[edit]
| Name | Image | Game | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Peppy Hare | 
|
SNES Star Fox | A member of the original Star Fox team. Peppy Hare was an esteemed pilot, now retired and currently commanding the Star Fox team from the mother ship, the Great Fox. Although he's known for a propensity for nagging, the praise and trust his team gives him hasn't changed throughout the years. |
| N64 Star Fox 64 | |||
| Slippy Toad | 
|
SNES Star Fox | A top-notch mechanic with less-than-stellar battle skills. Respected for his talent, he joins the Star Fox team and shows his mechanical genius in everything from vehicle maintenance to weapons development. Slippy often holds the team back with his clumsiness but makes up for it with his likeable personality and morale-boosting presence. |
| GCN Star Fox Assault | |||
| Krystal | 
|
GCN Star Fox Adventures | A member of the Star Fox team welcomed in Star Fox Adventures after the team met her on planet Sauria when responding to a distress signal. Krystal is capable of telepathy and is a valuable member in combat. After becoming romantically involved with Fox, their relationship gets very rocky in Star Fox Command. |
| DS Star Fox Command | |||
| Panther Caroso | 
|
GCN Star Fox Assault | The newest member of the Star Wolf team, rivals of Team Star Fox. A show-off who often embarrasses his teammates, he considers himself quite the ladies' cat and can hardly contain himself from making passes at attractive females, including Krystal, who he's clearly smitten with. Panther's trademark is a red rose. All things said, he's still a highly skilled pilot. |
| DS Star Fox Command | |||
| Leon Powalski | 
|
N64 Star Fox 64 | A member of the Star Wolf team and a cold-blooded assassin. Without an inkling of goodwill or moral standing, Leon carries out duties as required by the job, remaining indifferent and robotic throughout. On top of his lethal skills, he maintains a solid reputation as a skilled pilot. Leon has been a teammate of Wolf's ever since belonging to the Venom army. |
| DS Star Fox Command |
Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS / Wii U[edit]
Star Fox[edit]
| Name | 3DS image | Wii U image | Appears in | American English description | British English description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Peppy Hare | 
|
|
SNES Star Fox (03/1993) N64 Star Fox 64 (07/1997) |
A former army officer who's since become a navigator. The instructions he transmits to Fox and co. have proven invaluable time and again. Peppy was part of the team when it was led by Fox's late father, James, and Peppy supported Fox when he took over leadership of Star Fox. Perhaps he knew this was James's last wish. | A former army officer, now a navigator. The instructions he sends Fox and friends from his cockpit have proven invaluable time and again. Peppy was part of the team when it was led by Fox's late father, James, and it was Peppy who named the young Fox as the new leader. Perhaps he knew this was his friend's last wish. |
| Slippy Toad | 
|
|
SNES Star Fox (03/1993) N64 Star Fox 64 (07/1997) |
This mechanic is a valued team member, analyzing enemy shields and spotting mines. That might seem like a job for a calm, cool soldier, but Slippy's more of the frantic, panicky type. This behavior only annoys the Star Wolf team...right? He and Fox are old classmates and good friends. | This mechanic is a valued team member, and has a knack for analysing shields and spotting mines. That might seem like a job for a calm, cool soldier, but Slippy's exactly the opposite. The Star Wolf team finds him a bit grating, but nobody else thinks that... Right? He graduated from the same school as Fox, and those two are close friends. |
| Leon Powalski | 
|
|
N64 Star Fox 64 (07/1997) GCN Star Fox: Assault (02/2005) |
Star Wolf's resident sniper. When he finds his mark, he takes them out with—what else?—his long chameleon tongue! ...OK, you got us; he uses a rifle. Maybe. We haven't watched him do it. Anyway, he's a merciless foe you don't want to cross, but if he's with you, he'll never let you down. He's Wolf's most trusted ally. | Star Wolf's resident sniper. When he finds his mark, he takes them out with - what else? - his long chameleon tongue! OK, just kidding. He uses a rifle. Probably. We haven't watched him do it. Anyway, he's a merciless foe you don't want to cross, but if he's with you, he'll never let you down. He's Wolf's most trusted ally. |
| Krystal | 
|
|
GCN Star Fox Adventures (09/2002) GCN Star Fox: Assault (02/2005) |
As befitting her name, Krystal was once imprisoned in a giant crystal. After rescuing her, Fox welcomed her into the team, where her telepathic abilities proved invaluable. She and Fox also became romantically involved. Did her telepathic powers help or hinder that relationship? | As befitting her name, Krystal was once imprisoned in a giant crystal. After rescuing her, Fox welcomed her into the team, where her telepathic abilities proved invaluable. She and Fox also became romantically involved. We can't help but wonder if extrasensory perception helps or hinders a relationship! |
| Panther Caroso | 
|
|
GCN Star Fox: Assault (02/2005) DS Star Fox Command (08/2006) |
This Star Wolf pilot's flying skills are as stunning as you'd expect, but the cheesy lines are what you'll really remember. He's constantly flirting with women, and the rose he holds adds an extra touch of swagger. His feelings for Krystal seem genuine, but who knows where that will lead. | This Star Wolf pilot's flying skills are as stunning as you'd expect, but the cheesy lines he sprouts are what will really leave you reeling. He's constantly flirting with women, and the rose he holds adds an extra touch of self-important swagger. His feelings for Krystal do seem genuine, but who knows if it'll ever amount to anything? |
| ROB 64 | 
|
N/A | N/A | A robot who assists the Star Fox team, though with statements like "zero percent possibility of success," he's definitely not the team's morale officer. His frank analysis does help the team hone their plans, and with support from him and Peppy, the pilots can stay focused on the fighting. | A robot that assists the Star Fox team. Sometimes he says rather blunt and depressing things about how they have a "zero percent possibility of success", but it only helps them hone their plans based on his expert analysis. With support from him and Peppy, the pilots can keep their minds on the action. |
Kid Icarus[edit]
| Name | 3DS image | Wii U image | American English description | British English description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Viridi, Goddess of Nature Viridi
|
|
N/A | The goddess of nature, she believes it is her duty to return heaven and earth to their pure states, and so she labels humans as contaminants of nature that should be eliminated. She butts heads with human-protecting Palutena but hates soul-stealing Hades even more. | The Goddess of Nature - of the earth and all living things. Viridi strongly believes in natural balance, and as far as she's concerned, humans throw that balance off entirely. She hates mankind for that, and Palutena for protecting them, but at the same time, she's not exactly keen on the Underworld Army's soul harvesting, either. |
Red background indicates the trophy or description is exclusive to the Nintendo 3DS version.
Blue background indicates the trophy or description is exclusive to the Wii U version.
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate spirit information[edit]
Star Fox[edit]
| # | Name | Image | Series / game | Type | Class | Strength / effect(s) | How to obtain | Spirit battle | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Opponent(s) | Battle conditions | Stage | Song | ||||||||
| 385 | Slippy Toad | 
|
Star Fox Series | Support (1) | Ace | Made of Metal | World of Light (Power Plant); Summoned with a Lin, Winky, neutral-type, and support core | Greninja, Fox |
|
Frigate Orpheon | Corneria - Star Fox |
| 386 | Peppy Hare | 
|
Star Fox Series | Master (Dojo) | N/A | Air Style Increase: Air Power, Jump Decrease: Ground Power, Move Speed |
World of Light (Light Realm) | Bunny King Dedede, Fox, Falco |
|
Venom | Main Theme - Star Fox 64 (Melee) |
| 387 | Krystal | 
|
Star Fox Series | Primary (2) | Legend | Neutral Magic Attack ↑ |
World of Light (Mysterious Dimension); Spirit Board | Fox, Falco | Rule: Assist Trophy Enemies (Krystal)
|
Corneria | Theme from Area 6 / Missile Slipstream |
| 388 | ROB 64 | 
|
Star Fox Series | Support (1) | Advanced | Shooting Items ↑ | World of Light (Base); Spirit Board | R.O.B., Falco, Fox |
|
Corneria (Battlefield) | Area 6 - Star Fox 64 |
| 395 | Leon Powalski | 
|
Star Fox Series | Primary (2) | Advanced | Attack | Spirit Board | Yoshi, Wolf |
|
Venom (Ω) | Star Wolf's Theme / Sector Z (for 3DS / Wii U) |
| 398 | Panther Caroso | 
|
Star Fox Series | Primary (1) | Novice | Attack | World of Light (Light Realm); Spirit Board | Wolf |
|
Corneria | Star Wolf |
Metal Gear Solid[edit]
| # | Name | Image | Series / game | Type | Class | Strength / effect(s) | How to obtain | Spirit battle | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Opponent(s) | Battle conditions | Stage | Song | ||||||||
| 752 | Hal Emmerich | 
|
Metal Gear Solid Series | Support (1) | Advanced | Beam Sword Equipped | World of Light (Light Realm); Spirit Board | Dr. Mario, Giant Metal R.O.B. |
|
Prism Tower | Yell "Dead Cell" |
| 753 | Roy Campbell | 
|
Metal Gear Solid Series | Support (2) | Advanced | Irreversible Controls | World of Light (Light Realm); Spirit Board | Snake | Rule: Attack Power ↑; Defense ↑
|
Shadow Moses Island | Battle in the Base |
| 755 | Mei Ling | 
|
Metal Gear Solid Series | Support (1) | Novice | Energy-Shot Resist ↑ | Spirit Board | Wii Fit Trainer (♀), Snake | Hazard: Fog
|
Midgar (Battlefield) | MGS4 ~Theme of Love~ |
Kid Icarus[edit]
| # | Name | Image | Series / game | Type | Class | Strength / effect(s) | How to obtain | Spirit battle | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Opponent(s) | Battle conditions | Stage | Song | ||||||||
| 723 | Viridi |
|
Kid Icarus Series | Support (1) | Legend | Metal Killer | World of Light (Light Realm); Summoned with a Xerneas, Alraune, neutral-type, and support core | Mii Swordfighter, Giant Kirby |
|
Reset Bomb Forest | Wrath of the Reset Bomb |
References[edit]
- ^ Dayci (December 7, 2018). Whoooo hoo it’s out! Put #SmashBrosUltimate on your list for 🎅🏼 and hear me as the fabulous, one and only #Viridi 💫 #nintendo #smashbros #videogames. Twitter (English). Retrieved April 21, 2020.
- ^ a b TCRF. Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga § Fox McCloud. The Cutting Room Floor (English). Retrieved May 24, 2020.
