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===Relationship between the Ice Climbers=== | ===Relationship between the Ice Climbers=== | ||
Although ''Ice Climber'' did not give | Although ''Ice Climber'' did not give concise details about Popo and Nana, their subsequent appearances in the ''{{b|Super Smash Bros.|series}}'' series have somewhat elaborated on their relationship. Initially, two specific instances in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]'' hinted at them being in a romantic relationship. Firstly, the [[opening movie]] features Popo and Nana high-fiving each other, with a small heart emerging from where their hands meet. Secondly, the Japanese title of [[Event 21: Ice Breaker]] roughly translates to "Those Who Interfere People's Romance". | ||
However, a subsequent translation of the Ice Climbers' [[Smabura-Ken]] page revealed that ''Super Smash Bros.'' series creator [[Masahiro Sakurai]] confirmed that their relationship is platonic by saying, "By the way, Popo and Nana are a childhood friends-like boy-and-girl pair. The "more than friends, but less than lovers" kind."<ref name=IciesMelee/> Much like Sakurai's explanation, the Ice Climbers' {{SSBM|Classic Mode}} [[trophy]] in ''Melee'' forgoes any romantic undertones, and instead simply mentions that "they're rarely seen apart." | However, a subsequent translation of the Ice Climbers' [[Smabura-Ken]] page revealed that ''Super Smash Bros.'' series creator [[Masahiro Sakurai]] confirmed that their relationship is platonic by saying, "By the way, Popo and Nana are a childhood friends-like boy-and-girl pair. The "more than friends, but less than lovers" kind."<ref name=IciesMelee/> Much like Sakurai's explanation, the Ice Climbers' {{SSBM|Classic Mode}} [[trophy]] in ''Melee'' forgoes any romantic undertones, and instead simply mentions that "they're rarely seen apart." |