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Sheik-Zelda's transformation into a powerful male character from ''The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time''.
Sheik-Zelda's transformation into a powerful male character from ''The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time''.


Ganondorf-The main villian of ''The Legend of Zelda'' series, a Gerudo theif that hold the Triforce of Power.
Ganondorf-The main villain of ''The Legend of Zelda'' series, a Gerudo thief that hold the Triforce of Power.


Toon Link-Link from ''The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker'' with more speed but less power.
Toon Link-Link from ''The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker'' with more speed but less power.
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Pokemon Trainer-A character that can send out Pokemon to fight for him.
Pokemon Trainer-A character that can send out Pokemon to fight for him.


Mr. Game and Watch-The character from the 80's series of handheld video games on the Game and Watch system.
Mr. Game and Watch-The character from the 80's series of hand-held video games on the Game and Watch system.


Sonic the Hedgehog-A speedy blue hedgehog and the mascot of the Sega company of electronics.
Sonic the Hedgehog-A speedy blue hedgehog and the mascot of the Sega company of electronics.

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Super Smash Bros. Brawl

Super Smash Bros. Brawl North American Cover Art

Publisher Nintendo
Developer(s) Ad hoc development team
Platform(s) Nintendo Wii
Genre Fighting, Action
Ratings ESRB: T
Modes Single-player, Multiplayer, Online Multiplayer
Media Nintendo Wii optical disc (Dual-Layer)
Input Nintendo Wii Remote and Nunchuk Controller, Classic Controller, Gamecube Controller


Super Smash Bros. Brawl is a popular fighting game from the Super Smash Bros. series on the Nintendo Wii platform. It consists of fast-paced combat on a 2-D field. Many characters from Nintendo make appearances as well as two third-party characters from the companies Konami and Sega.

Playable Characters

Mario-Nintendo's mascot and is arguably one of the most recognizable icons in history.

Link-The main protagonist from The Legend of Zelda series and the hero of Hyrule.

Samus Aran-A galactic bounty hunter and the hero of the Metroid series.

Zero Suit Samus-When Samus uses her Final Smash, her Power Suit disintegrates and she is seen in her Zero Suit.

Donkey Kong-The large monkey father from the Donkey Kong series.

Fox McCloud-An ace pilot and the leader of the Star Fox team form the Star Fox series.

Kirby-An extraterrestrial creature and the main protagonist of the Kirby Super Star series.

Pikachu-A small rodent-like yellow creature from the Pokémon series.

Yoshi-A green dinosaur from Yoshi's Island and the series of the same name.

Ness-A young boy with PSI powers from the SNES game Earthbound.

Captain Falcon-A superstar racer and bounty hunter from the future world of F-Zero.

Jigglypuff-A strange balloon-like creature from the Pokémon series.

Luigi-Mario's brother and sidekick.

Peach-An protagonist from the Mario series an Mario's love interest.

Bowser-The main antagonist of the mario series, a large turtle-like lizard.

Princess Zelda-The Princess of Hyrule and another protagonist from The Legend of Zelda series.

Sheik-Zelda's transformation into a powerful male character from The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time.

Ganondorf-The main villain of The Legend of Zelda series, a Gerudo thief that hold the Triforce of Power.

Toon Link-Link from The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker with more speed but less power.

Diddy Kong-Donkey Kong's small and feeble son.

Wario-The protagonist from the WarioWare series and an antagonist in the Mario series.

Meta Knight-A powerful masked knight and one of Kirby's enemies.

King Dedede-The main antagonist of the Kirby series that appears to be some kind of penguin.

Falco Lombardi-Fox's wingman and an ex-Star Fox member.

Wolf O'Donnel-The leader of the Star Wolf team, Star Fox's enemies.

Lucas-The protagonist from the Game Boy Advance game Mother 3. He has PSI powers like Ness and lives in Tazmily Village.

Olimar-The protagonist from the Pikmin series with Pikmin helpers as he fights.

R.O.B.-The robotic operating controller for the NES.

Pit-The protagonist from Angel Land from the short Kid Icarus series.

Marth-A character from the Fire Emblem series and a young prince.

Ike-A main character from Fire Emblem and a devout mercenary.

Ice Climbers-Two siblings that love to climb mountains from the single game Ice Climber.

Lucario-A cat-like Pokemon with a blue aura that grants him power.

Pokemon Trainer-A character that can send out Pokemon to fight for him.

Mr. Game and Watch-The character from the 80's series of hand-held video games on the Game and Watch system.

Sonic the Hedgehog-A speedy blue hedgehog and the mascot of the Sega company of electronics.

Solid Snake-The world-renowned stealth agent from the Metal Gear series, one of the most recognizable characters in video games.

Samus

Samus' Moveset

Samus Aran, the main protagonist of the Metroid series, makes an appearance. Her move list is as followed:

  • Special Move: Samus' Special Move (B button) is her Charge Beam. She can charge it up after time and fire it for a very powerful blow.
  • Side Special Move: Samus' Side Special Move (B+Right/Left analog stick) fires a Missile at her opponent. If the button combination is performed in a certain fashion, she can fire a Super Missile.
  • Up Special Move: Samus' Up Special Move (B+Up analog stick) allows her to perform her Screw Attack, a very strong move that performs many consecutive attacks, which is useful for breaking Smash Balls. The move launches Samus upward to help her to not fall off of the platform.
  • Down Special Move: Samus' Down Special Move (B+Down analog stick) makes Samus enter her Morph Ball Mode and drop a Bomb. The attack is not very powerful and is difficult to hit an opponent with.
  • Grab Move: Samus' Grab Move (X Button [Classic Controller]) is her Grapple Beam. It latches on to enemies as well as ledges.
  • Final Smash: When Samus breaks a Smash Ball, she can fire a non-canon beam called the Zero Laser, a devastating beam that is one of the best Final Smashes in the game. It is so powerful in fact, that it destroys Samus' Power Suit and she appears in her Zero Suit, with an entire new moveset.


Zero Suit Samus' Moveset

Zero Suit Samus is Samus in her Zero Suit, a much weaker yet much more agile fighter than Samus.

  • Special Move: Zero Suit Samus' Special Move fires her Paralyzer Weapon. It is a short ranged, yet useful weapon that "paralyzes" the opponent.
  • Side Special Move: Zero Suit Samus' Side Special Move is her Plasma Whip, which whips the enemy with a beam from the Paralyzer, causing minor damage.
  • Up Special Move: Zero Suit Samus' Up Special Move is her Plasma Wire, which is basically the Plasma Whip that fires upward, and can grab on to ledges.
  • Grab Move: Zero Suit Samus' Grab Move is a version of the Plasma Whip that functions the same way as the Grapple Beam.
  • Final Smash: Zero Suit Samus' Final Smash restores her Power Suit, while causing damage to opponents.

Subspace Emissary

The game's adventure mode, The Subspace Emissary, has a story on Samus. It starts when Zero Suit Samus is infiltrating the Subspace Bomb Factory, guarded by R.O.B. units, in search of her Power Suit. On the way, she finds Pikachu, who seems to be in some kind of torture machine. She frees him and the battle ensues on. She eventually finds the Power Suit, guarded by two "Shadow Samus'." She defeats them and acquires the Power Suit once again. As the two escape, Ridley appears and nearly kills Samus, who was saved by Pikachu. After a short battle, the two escape and emerge at the Floating Island of the Ancients. Later, the two meet up with Captain Falcon and nearly escape a massive bomb explosion after Ganondorf takes over Subspace with Bowser. As they fly away, the group encounters Meta Ridley, who is defeated later. The rest of the story goes along without Samus being a major character.

Metroid Connections

Stages based on Metroid

  • Norfair: A lava-flooded stage with a few platforms based on the original Metroid. Waves of lava constantly spew across the stage, causing massive damage.
  • Frigate Orpheon: Based on the Starship of the same name, not much is to note about the stage. A Parasite Queen hangs in the background, but does not do anything. The stage turns upside-down and can go very dark.
  • Brinstar: As with the Norfair stage, this stage is a lava-filled stage, but not nearly as much lava gets spewn around. Something that appears to be Mother Brain appears in the background.

Trophies from Metroid

Stickers from Metroid

Music from Metroid

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