Super Smash Bros. Melee

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Super Smash Bros. Melee (also known by the acronym SSBM) is a fighting game for the Nintendo GameCube and the sequel to the smash-hit (no pun intended) Super Smash Bros. for the Nintendo 64. Additionally, the game is the predecessor to Super Smash Bros. Brawl for the Nintendo Wii. Super Smash Bros. Melee is an incredibly popular video game, and is the best selling game for the GameCube.

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

Playable Characters

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

Marioverse Characters

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

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Special Moves

Mario

B - Fireball
B → - Cape
B ↑ - Super Jump Punch
B ↓ - Mario Tornado

Luigi

B - Green Fireball
B → - Green Missile
B ↑ - Fire Jump Punch
B ↓ - Luigi Cyclone

Bowser

B - Flame Breath
B → - Koopa Klaw
B ↑ - Whirling Fortress
B ↓ - Bowser Bomber

Peach

B - Toad Block
B → - Peach Bomber
B ↑ - Parasol
B ↓ - Vegetable

Dr. Mario

B - Megavitamins
B → - Super Sheet
B ↑ - Super Jump Punch
B ↓ - Dr. Tornado

Yoshi

B - Egg Lay
B → - Egg Roll
B ↑ - Egg Throw
B ↓ - Yoshi Bomber

DK

B - Giant Punch
B → - Headbutt
B ↑ - Spinning Kong
B ↓ - Hand Slap

Other Characters

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All SSBM characters (including unlockables).

Items

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

Marioverse items

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

Other items

  • Beam Swords, from the original SSB
  • Ray Guns, also from the original SSB
  • Bunny Hoods, from the Legend of Zelda series
  • Cloaking Devices, from Perfect Dark
  • Flippers, from Balloon Fight
  • Homerun Bats, from the original SSB
  • Lip's Stick, from Panel de Pon
  • Mr. Saturn, from EarthBound/Mother 2
  • Motion-Sensor Bombs, from Perfect Dark
  • Fans, from SSB
  • Parasols, from the Kirby series
  • Party Balls, introduced in SSBM
  • Poké Balls, from the Poke'mon series
  • Screw Attack, from the Metroid series
  • Star Rods, from the Kirby series
  • Super Scopes, from the SNES game Nintendo Scope
  • Warp Stars, from the Kirby series
  • Maxim Tomatoes, from the Kirby series
  • Food, introduced in SSBM
  • Heart Containers, from the Legend of Zelda series

Stages

Out of the 28 battle stages, 10 of them are in the Marioverse.

  • Mushroom Kingdom: Princess Peach's Castle
  • Mushroom Kingdom: Rainbow Cruise
  • DK Island: Kongo Jungle
  • DK Island: Jungle Japes
  • Yoshi's Island: Yoshi's Story
  • Yoshi's Island: Yoshi's Island
  • Mushroom: Kingdom
  • Mushroom: Kingdom II
  • Past Stages: Yoshi's Island
  • Past Stages: Kongo Jungle

Trophies

There are about 400 trophies in the game, with an enormous percentage being Marioverse characters, items, locations, and concept, listed here in the order they appear in the trophy menu when organized by game (Other trophies will not be listed as they are far too numerous):

Note that each of the playable characters has two other trophies, but the information explains their SSBM background.

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