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*'''''[[Skull Kid]]''''': a forest-dwelling being under the control of Majora's Mask. When summoned, it distorts the battle by flipping the camera upside down, reversing directional inputs for all players, or turns everyone invisible. It does not explicitly aid the summoner. It was the first Assist Trophy shown off for the game.{{clr}} | *'''''[[Skull Kid]]''''': a forest-dwelling being under the control of Majora's Mask. When summoned, it distorts the battle by flipping the camera upside down, reversing directional inputs for all players, or turns everyone invisible. It does not explicitly aid the summoner. It was the first Assist Trophy shown off for the game.{{clr}} | ||
*'''''[[Midna]]''''': Link’s impish companion from ''{{s|zeldawiki|Twilight Princess}}''. She teleports to nearby opponents, [[grab]]s them, and tosses them with her hair. She reappears in the center of the stage should she fall off. She will not grab the summoner.{{clr}} | *'''''[[Midna]]''''': Link’s impish companion from ''{{s|zeldawiki|Twilight Princess}}''. She teleports to nearby opponents, [[grab]]s them, and tosses them with her hair. She reappears in the center of the stage should she fall off. She will not grab the summoner.{{clr}} | ||
*'''''[[Ghirahim]]''''': a major antagonist from ''Skyward Sword}}''. He teleports towards opponents and attacks them with his sword and knives. He will respawn on the stage if he falls off. He does not attack the summoner.{{clr}} | *'''''[[Ghirahim]]''''': a major antagonist from ''{{s|zeldawiki|Skyward Sword}}''. He teleports towards opponents and attacks them with his sword and knives. He will respawn on the stage if he falls off. He does not attack the summoner.{{clr}} | ||
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