List of Super Smash Bros. 4 character trailers: Difference between revisions

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[[File:SSB4_Trailer_Intro.gif|right|400px|thumb|The brief animation played at the beginning of character trailers for ''Super Smash Bros. 4'', as well as the intro for the ''[[Super Smash Bros. for Wii U|Wii U version.]] ]]

Most of them share a single art style, featuring computer-generated animation by Digital Media Lab Inc. and [[Wikipedia:Digital Frontier|Digital Frontier Inc.]] Exceptions are Little Mac's trailer (animated in a comic book-like style), Palutena and Dark Pit's (animated by [[Wikipedia:Shaft (company)|Shaft Inc.]] in the style of the promotional anime short ''{{iw|icaruspedia|Palutena's Revolting Dinner}}''), and Lucina and Robin's (animated by anima inc. in the style of the ''Fire Emblem: Awakening'''s cutscenes).

Villager's trailer debuted at E3 2013 as ''Super Smash Bros. 4'''s [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xvudMu-5kIU first trailer]. It begins with [[Villager]] in an {{uv|Animal Crossing}} town, finding a letter in his mailbox. After he opens the letter, he excitedly runs through the town while the animal citizens look on with surprise. The open envelope drifts to the ground and catches Tom Nook's eye before the camera focuses on the letter's wax seal, which depicts the [[Super Smash Bros. logo]]. The trailer then shows clips of [[Mario]], [[Link]], [[Samus]], [[Kirby]], [[Pit]], [[Fox]], [[Donkey Kong]], and [[Pikachu]] in their respective series' settings before they appear in a misty abyss and jump into the top screen on a [[Nintendo 3DS]]. A series of gameplay clips follows, revealing [[Bowser]] and [[Battlefield (SSB4)|a]] [[Gerudo Valley|multitude]] [[Spirit Train|of]] [[Arena Ferox|new]] [[3D Land|playable]] [[Living Room|stages]] in the process. Another clip shows Mario leaping from [[Smash Run|a then-unknown location]] and back into the abyss from before. Mario shifts from his 3DS design to his higher quality [[Wii U]] one and lands on another Battlefield alongside the other characters. [[Skyloft|More]] [[Boxing Ring|new]] [[Town and City|stages]] appear as the trailer shows gameplay from ''Super Smash Bros. for Wii U''. The video then cuts to Mario and Bowser fighting in the ''Super Smash Bros.'' version of Boxing Ring (which was not confirmed to be a ''Punch-Out!!'' stage until {{SSB4|Little Mac}}'s reveal), whereupon Bowser knocks Mario into a corner of the ring. Before Mario can retaliate, Villager appears and catches him with a bug net. The camera zooms in on Villager, with a caption announcing, "Villager Comes to Town!" Following that, the trailer shows several clips of Villager using various tools from the ''Animal Crossing'' series to fight. Stills of all known characters trail by before the trailer concludes with the two games' logos.

Mega Man's trailer, simply titled "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aX2KNyaoNV4 Mega Man Joins the Battle!]", begins with a blaring siren and a "New challenger approaching!" sign. It then cuts to a canyon in the dead of night. [[Mario]], [[Link]], [[Kirby]], and [[Donkey Kong]] glance up at the silhouette of a humanoid with spiky hair, who gazes down at them from atop a cliff. A helmet forms around the figure's head as a series of lights illuminate its features. The figure, [[Mega Man]], leaps into the air and teleports out of the canyon. He reappears in an area similar to the stage intro screen from ''Mega Man 2'' and strikes a pose. The text, "Mega Man Joins the Battle!" appears. Several gameplay clips follow, which demonstrate Mega Man's animations, moveset, and unique [[KO]] explosion. This section also provides a brief look at the [[Wily Castle]] stage. The trailer then transitions back to the canyon. Mega Man, heavily damaged, accesses his Variable Weapon System and summons two Metal Blades, which he hurls at his assailants. Additional gameplay footage follows, in which Mega Man utilizes numerous attacks based on powers he could obtain from fallen bosses in his home series. The trailer ends with Mega Man using his down smash, Flame Blast, to create two pillars of fire and propel his opponents away. A brief clip of Mega Man fighting the [[Yellow Devil]] on Wily Castle serves as a stinger.

 

Wii Fit Trainer's trailer, simply titled "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lBoL1Ic9uWw Wii Fit Trainer Joins the Battle!]", opens on gameplay footage from ''Wii Fit''. The camera pans out to reveal that the footage is actually displayed on a television screen, with [[Mario]], [[Link]], and [[Kirby]] struggling to follow its instructions. When a white hand taps Mario on the shoulder, the three characters turn to discover [[Wii Fit Trainer]]. She abruptly strikes a yoga pose, which sends the trio soaring and knocks the television askew. The trailer then cuts to a number of clips in which Wii Fit Trainer uses multiple yoga poses to attack her foes, even using [[Wii Fit (Final Smash)|a barrage of them]] in her [[Final Smash]]. At the end of the trailer, she stretches and provides a thumbs-up to the camera. The Wii Balance Board bounces up and down behind her as the text, "Wii Fit Trainer Weighs In!" appears.

Rosalina & Luma's trailer, titled "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pPdutb_6DZU Comet Observatory]", opens on [[Kirby]] soaring the cosmos on his signature [[Warp Star]]. He flies toward [[Rainbow Road]], where a race is underway. [[Mario]] and [[Donkey Kong]], the leaders in the race, attempt to overtake each other before Kirby whizzes by and causes them to spin out. Kirby crosses the finish line and flies back into space. The camera cuts to a distant Launch Star, which propels a glowing, cyan orb toward Kirby. When it speeds past him, he loses control of his Warp Star, crashes into Rainbow Road, and comes to a skidding halt. A second ball of light splits off from the first and drifts toward the track, where it reveals itself as a {{b|Luma|species}}. The Luma pokes Kirby, who sits up and looks around in confusion. The racers, Mario, Donkey Kong, [[Luigi]], [[Peach]], and [[Bowser]], arrive before the two can exchange a high five. Donkey Kong pokes Kirby out of curiosity. The cyan light returns and illuminates the group. This causes the Luma to squeak, bounce toward the light's source, hop upward, and land in the arms of [[Rosalina]]. The following splash art reads, "Rosalina & Luma Launch Into Battle!" A selection of gameplay footage follows, in which Rosalina uses Luma to supplement her attacks and block damage. The trailer ends with a brief clip of Kirby and Luma dancing and finally exchanging a high five.

Little Mac's trailer, titled "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gmtrmAvL5aw Champion of the Ring]", begins in a gym. A figure in a pink hoodie performs various training exercises while a [[Doc Louis|coach]] shouts advice and encouragement. The training montage ends with the figure delivering an uppercut to [[Sandbag]] and knocking it through a window. The figure sheds his hoodie and strikes a pose, his identity revealed as [[Little Mac]]. The corresponding splash art quips, "Little Mac Punches In!" The background transitions to {{SSB4|Battlefield}}. [[Samus]] stares down at Little Mac, seemingly unimpressed by his height. (This is a reference to [http://www.smashbros.com/wii/en_us/items/assist/assist10.html Little Mac's Assist Trophy profile] from the {{SSBB|Smash Bros. DOJO!!}} website.) Samus compares their heights by running a hand between the tops of their heads, lightly tapping Little Mac's in the process. Little Mac's [[Power Meter]] appears at the bottom of the screen, rapidly filling up to maximum as his face reddens. He throws a [[KO Uppercut]] and sends Samus flying. The trailer shifts to in-game footage, which illustrates Mac's powerful attacks, quick ground speed, and poor air mobility. Doc Louis shouts advice throughout. Little Mac briefly [[Final Smash|transforms]] into the colossal [[Giga Mac]] before throwing another KO Uppercut that defeats [[Mega Man]] and [[Bowser]] on the [[Boxing Ring]]. A short stinger shows Little Mac and Doc Louis enjoying some chocolate bars as Samus rolls past them in her Morph Ball form.

Greninja's trailer, titled "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xEJBPMcbRkk Challenger From the Shadows]", opens with a series of [[Poké Ball]]s soaring through the sky. They land at the foot of a cliff and release multiple Pokémon from ''Smash 4''. The camera pans up to reveal [[Pikachu]] at the top of the cliff, with [[Charizard]] immediately behind it. Charizard's caption proclaims, "Charizard Fires It Up!" This is the only instance of a base-game veteran whose splash art differs from their in-game render. Charizard launches itself into the sky before slamming down in front of Mario. The plumber narrowly avoids the attack and lands in front of [[Link]] holding his [[Gale Boomerang]], [[Samus]], [[Kirby]] wielding the [[Star Rod]], and [[Olimar]] accompanied by a red {{b|Pikmin|species}}. Elsewhere, a silhouetted figure readies [[Water Shuriken|an attack]]. Mario rushes toward Charizard while the other fighters hurl projectiles at it. Charizard evades the projectiles with ease. The silhouette continues to charge its watery, four-pointed attack. Mario and Charizard leap toward each other, but the attack intercepts them before they can exchange blows. The two fighters look toward the attack's source and see the figure hanging from a tree branch, upside down. It flips itself upright and reveals itself as [[Greninja]]. The following splash art reads, "Greninja Makes a Splash!" Greninja uses [[Hydro Pump]] to blast itself out of the shot, at which point the trailer transitions into gameplay footage. This footage shows both Greininja and Charizard in action, as well as [[Mega Charizard X|Charizard]]'s and [[Mega Lucario|Lucario]]'s new [[Final Smash]]es. It concludes with Greninja using [[Secret Ninja Attack|its own Final Smash]] on Mario.

Palutena's trailer, titled "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xqTW13AYniY Goddess of Light]", begins in the animated art style of the {{s|icaruspedia|Kid Icarus: Uprising}} animated short, ''{{iw|icaruspedia|Palutena's Revolting Dinner}}''. [[Palutena]] observes a duel between [[Link]] and [[Pit]]. Neither combatant can land a solid hit on the other, until Link delivers a fierce kick to the gut that sends the angel flying. He throws his [[Gale Boomerang]] to finish Pit off, but the item is intercepted by a flash of light. Palutena appears, protected by [[Reflect Barrier|a horizontal force field]], while Pit stares in awe. Palutena activates Pit's [[Power of Flight]] to send him away and states that she came "for a little divine intervention." She strikes a pose as the text "Palutena Alights!" appears. The trailer transitions to gameplay footage, which emphasizes Palutena's numerous [[custom moves]] and [[Black Hole Laser|her Final Smash]]. Palutena comments on the vast number of worthy opponents in the Super Smash Bros. series and states that she won't hold back on them. In the trailer's stinger, [[Dark Pit]] appears and taunts Palutena. While he was a newcomer, he was not confirmed as such until after the game released. As a result, he lacks a splash screen. This is ''Smash 4''{{'}}s longest character trailer, at three minutes in length.

Pac-Man's trailer, titled "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dVz-2VuAYlY Red, Blue, Yellow]", opens with a shot of [[Mario]] fighting [[Link]] on {{SSB4|Battlefield}}. The camera zooms in on Mario's hat, filling the screen with red. It zooms back out to display the red as a diagonal streak across the screen. Another scene begins, featuring [[Sonic]] in [[Windy Hill Zone]] and a battle between [[Mega Man]] and [[Greninja]] on [[Wily Castle]]. The camera zooms in on Mega Man's helmet and creates a blue streak below the red one. A yellow line appears between the two streaks, fills the screen, then shrinks into the shape of a perfect circle. It opens up with a "waka" sound effect, which confirms that the circle is actually the original form of [[Pac-Man]]. The text "Pac-Man Hungers for Battle!" appears. Gameplay footage of Pac-Man's in-game appearance, based on the ''Pac-Man World'' series of games, follows. The footage demonstrates Pac-Man's moveset, which relies heavily on acrobatics and the use of characters and items from past [[Bandai Namco|Namco]] games. The trailer also reveals the [[Pac-Land]] and [[Pac-Maze]] stages. It concludes with Pac-Man using [[Super Pac-Man|his Final Smash]] to chase Mario, Sonic, and Mega Man offscreen. In the stinger, [[Mr. Game & Watch]] approaches Pac-Man and rings his bell. The text "1980" appears above the duo, which was the year in which they both first appeared. The tops of Mario's and [[Donkey Kong]]'s heads appear in the corner of the screen, with the text "1981" written above them. This illustrates the fact that Pac-Man and Mr. Game & Watch are the oldest characters to appear in the Super Smash Bros. series.

Robin and Lucina's trailer, titled "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N9ytrX0wweA By Book, Blade, and Crest of Flame]", begins with a wounded [[Chrom]] lying on the ground while his daughter, [[Lucina]], faces off against [[Captain Falcon]]. Lucina readies her sword, Falchion, as the caption "Lucina Wakes Her Blade?!" appears. She takes several swipes at Captain Falcon, but he dodges them and ultimately overpowers her by kicking Falchion's hilt. Captain Falcon prepares to finish the fight with a [[Falcon Punch]], but two blasts of [[Elwind]] interrupt him. Both fighters look toward the source of the attack and see a hooded figure. The figure descends to the ground and assures Lucina, "It's going to be alright." He lifts his hood and readies a jagged, sparking sword. The figure is confirmed to be [[Robin]], whose caption reads, "Robin Brings the Thunder!" In-game clips of Robin follow. He and Lucina discuss the [[Thunder_(Robin)|various]] [[Arcfire|types]] [[Elwind|of]] [[Nosferatu|spells]] and swords he has at his disposal and [[Robin_(SSB4)#Durability_System|the importance of using them wisely]]. Lucina's in-game appearance and [[Clone|cloned]] moveset are revealed after she states that she will fight at Robin's side. The pair then comment on the presence of the [[Marth|Hero-King]] and the [[Ike|Radiant Hero of Legend]]. In the stinger, Chrom laments his missed chance to appear in Smash. He is then revealed to assist Robin in the latter's Final Smash, [[Pair Up]]. The trailer concludes with a brief clip of the female Robin.

Shulk's trailer is titled "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GUl1EkUJ46k Looks Like We Don't Have a Choice!]" (NTSC)/"Now it's Shulk Time" (PAL). The former title references a quote from ''Xenoblade Chronicles'', said by Shulk when he encounters a strong monster, while the latter references one of his taunts. The trailer opens with [[Bowser]] running across [[Gaur Plain]]. He comes to a stop and roars before becoming distracted by a passing butterfly. [[Shulk]], hidden behind some nearby bushes, readies the Monado and leaps into the air. He attacks Bowser with a [[Back Slash]], sending him him flying into the distance. He turns and addresses the camera with an enthusiastic, "I'm really feeling it!" His splash screen, which reads, "Shulk Foresees a Fight!" appears. The scene is soon disrupted by a [[vision]] in which Shulk sees himself attacked and defeated by [[Link]] and [[Marth]]. Shulk manages to change the future by flipping away from his assailants and parrying their blows. He announces, "Now it's Shulk time!" and readies the Monado once again. Four [[Monado Arts]] scroll past the Monado's central panel before Shulk selects the fifth and final one, Smash, and declares, "This is the Monado's power!" The trailer transitions to gameplay footage, which showcases the effects of Shulk's Monado Arts alongside the [[Back Slash|remainder]] [[Air Slash|of]] [[Vision|his]] [[special move]]s. It concludes with Shulk summoning [[Dunban]] and [[Riki]] for a [[Chain Attack]]. A stinger follows, in which [[Metal Face]] looms over Shulk and taunts him.

Bowser Jr.'s trailer, titled "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UI7mc5OMssw The Future King]" (NTSC)/"The Future of Evil" (PAL), opens in a canyon similar to those used in ''Mega Man Joins the Battle'' and ''Challenger from the Shadows''. It begins with an unknown figure gliding above the ground in a [[Koopa Clown Car|small, floating vehicle]] with a face. The vehicle makes a sharp turn and produces a [[Clown Cannon|cannon]] from its smiling mouth. It fires a massive cannonball, which hits the ground in front of a group of heroes, namely [[Mario]], [[Link]], [[Samus]], [[Kirby]], [[Mega Man]], and [[Rosalina & Luma]]. After the cannon retracts, the figure releases a wrecking ball from the vehicle's side and swings it at the group. Mario dashes toward the vehicle, which arms itself with a pair of drills. Mario then raises a [[shield]] to defend himself, but the drills whittle away at it until it shatters and knocks Mario back. Finally, the kart produces a pair of wheels from its undercarriage and [[Clown Kart Dash|charges forward]], crashing into Mario and Mega Man. The figure is finally revealed to be [[Bowser Jr.]], whose splash screen reads, "Bowser Jr. Clowns the Competition!" The trailer cuts to gameplay footage that showcases the menagerie of weapons hidden within Bowser Jr.'s {{s|mariowiki|Junior Clown Car}}. Of note are his [[Abandon Ship!|up special]], wherein he ejects himself out of the Clown Car, and his [[Final Smash]], [[Shadow Mario Paint]], during which he transforms into Shadow Mario and paints a massive X on the stage that deals damage and knockback to other characters. When the animated portion of the trailer resumes, Mario watches in horror as the seven [[Koopalings]], each with his or her own Clown Car, join Bowser Jr. on a clifftop. The eight villains and the six heroes stare each other down before launching into battle. A series of clips show Bowser Jr. and the Koopalings working in tandem to attack numerous foes. The trailer culminates with a group shot of Bowser Jr. and the Koopalings engaging in various antics on [[Big Battlefield]].

Duck Hunt's trailer, titled "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6t5DetuBMOY One Dog, One Bird, One Zapper]" (NTSC)/"An Unlikely Team" (PAL), begins with a round of the classic ''Duck Hunt'' game. The dog sniffs along the ground and leaps into the grass, causing a duck to flutter into the air. An unseen player shoots the duck, which the dog grabs and presents with a smile. The player fails to shoot a second duck, which causes the dog to break into its infamous laugh. The camera zooms in on the dog, who glances to the side and sees the 8-bit versions of [[Mario]], [[Link]], [[Pit]], [[Donkey Kong]], [[Samus]], and [[Bowser]]. Mario gestures at the dog and leaps into the air, accompanied by a flash of light that causes the scene to transition into modern-day graphics. He and his five companions wait for the dog to emerge. The dog leaps out of the grass and allows a duck to land on its back. Both members of the [[Duck Hunt]] duo face the screen and become startled when their splash text, "Duck Hunt Takes Aim!" appears. Gameplay clips of the duo follow, which demonstrate their taunts, special moves, and neutral attacks, which involve both the dog and the duck landing blows on opponents. Duck Hunt's first use of a [[smash attack]] pauses the video. The camera zooms out to reveal a TV screen and the hand of the unseen player from before. The player readies the NES Zapper and fires a trail of shots. When the gameplay footage resumes, the dog, duck, and player all unleash attacks on a series of foes. This segment of the trailer also provides a glimpse at Duck Hunt's stage, {{b|Duck Hunt|stage}}, based on the iconic hunting ground from ''Duck Hunt''. The trailer concludes after Duck Hunt unleashes a horde of ducks, which trap Mario, [[Yoshi]], and [[Villager]] in the middle of a gunfight between the [[NES Zapper Posse|Wild Gunmen and the gangsters from Hogan's Alley]]. In the stinger, the dog and duck exchange a high five. The dog begins to laugh while the player gives the camera a better view of the NES Zapper. Duck Hunt must be unlocked to view this trailer in ''Super Smash Bros. for Wii U''.

Roy's trailer, titled "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w8XIj05irtU Roy Seals the Deal!]", begins with all four {{uv|Fire Emblem}} characters ([[Marth]], [[Ike]], [[Robin]], and [[Lucina]]) battling on [[Coliseum]]. The screen goes black shortly before a voice says, "Don't forget about me!" in Japanese. A short cinematic then shows [[Roy]] dashing out of a wall of flames. He lands on Coliseum and declares, "I've returned at last!" in Japanese. His caption announces that "Roy Seals the Deal!", which is a reference to his sword, the Sword of Seals. The trailer cuts to a clip of Roy attacking [[Koopalings#Roy Koopa|Roy Koopa]], who shares his name. Additional gameplay footage follows. One segment involves Roy performing his down taunt in front of a [[Superspicy Curry]]. This is a reference to [http://www.nintendo.co.jp/n01/n64/software/nus_p_nalj/smash/flash/contest/yusyu/yusyu04.html "The Ultimate Curry"], one of the winning photos from the ''Melee'' "[http://www.nintendo.co.jp/n01/n64/software/nus_p_nalj/smash/flash/contest/index.html Camera Mode Contest]." After performing his Final Smash, [[Critical Hit]], Roy says "{{ja|守るべきもののために、負けられない!|Mamoru beki mono no tame ni, makerarenai!}}", which translates to, "For those I must protect...I cannot lose!"

The trailer then goes on to show off his moveset, as well as his alternate costume based on ''{{s|wikipedia|Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children}}'', before fading to black; it then cuts to Cloud [[Limit Charge|charging a Limit Break]], while saying "Limits are meant to be broken!". The trailer then shows his moveset with the added Limit Break, and then showing off the stage hazards on Midgar, before cutting to a fight between him and {{SSB4|Ike}}, with Cloud finishing him off with [[Omnislash]]. The trailer ends with a remix of the victory theme from ''Final Fantasy VII'', while also showing off the [[Chocobo]] [[Mii Fighter]] hat.

Cloud's reveal trailer references moments and characters from the ''Final Fantasy'' series, primarily ''Final Fantasy VII'':

*The trailer contains a "blurring" screen transition to the battle phase in which Cloud faces off against {{SSB4|Kirby}}, {{SSB4|Samus}}, and {{SSB4|Charizard}}, with Cloud situated opposite of the other three combatants. These instances reference [http://finalfantasy.wikia.com/wiki/Random_Encounter Random Encounters], battle sequences that are often seen in the ''Final Fantasy'' series. The screen transition itself is one that is observed during gameplay of ''Final Fantasy VII'' along with the accompanying battle theme "{{SSB4MusicLink|Final Fantasy|Let the Battles Begin!}}".

*{{SSB4|Zelda}} lying on her knees near Cloud laying on his back is a reference to a scene in ''Final Fantasy VII'', where Cloud falls from the [http://finalfantasy.wikia.com/wiki/Sector_5_Reactor Sector 5 Reactor] down into the [http://finalfantasy.wikia.com/wiki/Sector_5_Church church] and is found by [http://finalfantasy.wikia.com/wiki/Aerith Aerith] the Flower Girl, with {{b|Pikmin|species}} representing flowers in the church. The [[Lip's Stick]] that Zelda is holding resembles the flowers that Aerith sells.

*Cloud grabbing Wario and throwing him off his bike before making off with it himself references the segment when Cloud commandeers the [http://finalfantasy.wikia.com/wiki/Hardy-Daytona Hardy Daytona] motorcycle to escape from [http://finalfantasy.wikia.com/wiki/Shinra_Headquarters Shinra Headquarters].  In ''Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children'', Cloud himself has the motorcycle [http://finalfantasy.wikia.com/wiki/Fenrir_(motorcycle) Fenrir], to fit with his "Lone Wolf" motif.

*Cloud being dizzy on [[The King of Red Lions]] is a reference to {{iw|wikipedia|motion sickness}} Cloud suffers in the [http://finalfantasy.wikia.com/wiki/Compilation_of_Final_Fantasy_VII Compilation of Final Fantasy VII].

*The [[Sablé Prince]] turning into a frog next to Cloud is a reference to the recurring [http://finalfantasy.wikia.com/wiki/Toad_(Ability) Toad spell], which transforms its targets into harmless frogs.

*Odin's appearance after Cloud uses his casting animation is a reference to the ability to [http://finalfantasy.wikia.com/wiki/Summoned_Monsters summon monsters] in ''Final Fantasy VII''.

*The segment in which Chocobos appeared references [http://finalfantasy.wikia.com/wiki/Chocobo_Woods Chocobo Woods], a location in ''[http://finalfantasy.wikia.com/wiki/Final_Fantasy_III Final Fantasy III]'' where Chocobos and the [http://finalfantasy.wikia.com/wiki/Fat_Chocobo Fat Chocobo] can be found, and ''Smells Like Chocobos'' is a recurring quote in the series which references the fact that Fat Chocobo can only be summoned in places that "Smell like Chocobos" in Chocobo Woods.

**The fact that the Chocobos are on [[Gaur Plain]] may be a reference to the [http://finalfantasy.wikia.com/wiki/Chocobo_Farm Chocobo Farm] from ''Final Fantasy VII'', which is located in the grasslands outside [[Midgar]].

 

Corrin, as well as his little sisters and kingly older brothers, provide commentary while the trailer proceeds to show Corrin's mixture of swordplay with Omega Yato and attacks using {{s|fireemblemwiki|Dragon Fang}} transformations. The trailer also reveals the female Corrin as a costume. At the end when showing off his Final Smash, [[Torrential Roar]], Corrin verbally reaffirms his decision, declaring that his path is "to fight the legendary heroes of Smash".

The trailer contains several references to the ''Bayonetta'' games:

*Bayonetta posing in front of the moon in the beginning of her trailer references the style of [http://bayonetta.wikia.com/wiki/File:Bayo1_-_Moon_alt.jpg various] [http://bayonetta.wikia.com/wiki/File:Jeannebayomoon.jpg different] [http://bayonetta.wikia.com/wiki/File:Bayonetta-Bloody-Fate-1.jpg artworks] [http://bayonetta.wikia.com/wiki/File:Bayonetta_2_box_art.png created] when promoting her series.

**Her interactions with Pit and Dark Pit in the end of her trailer references her interactions with [http://bayonetta.wikia.com/wiki/Loki Loki] and [http://bayonetta.wikia.com/wiki/Loptr#Child Loptr], two characters who are light/dark halves of the other, much like Pit and Dark Pit.

*When Palutena states that she thought Umbra witches were extinct, it is in reference to the [http://bayonetta.wikia.com/wiki/Witch_Hunts Witch Hunts] in the Bayonetta series.

**Bayonetta's response to this, referring to Palutena as part of an "''Endangered Species''" references how she, in both of her games, kills off a god as the game's final boss.

*Bayonetta's posing with the Chain Chomp references the creature's [http://bayonetta.wikia.com/wiki/Chain_Chomp utility as a weapon] in ''Bayonetta 2''.

*Bayonetta's line "If you need to learn how to talk to a lady, ask your mum", is a reference to ''Bayonetta'' director, Hideki Kamiya, who regularly uses the phrase "Ask your mom" to respond to questions he doesn't like on social media. It is also a taunt said by Bayonetta in ''Bayonetta 2''.

*The trailer concludes with Bayonetta [[KO]]ing Pit and Dark Pit with [[Infernal Climax]] and declaring "Don't mess with a witch," which is a euphemized reference to her famous quote, "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E1xIkPAcoYY Don't fuck with a witch]"<!--Despite the vulgarity of this quote, don't censor it. SmashWiki is not censored.--> which she declares upon defeating ''Bayonetta''{{'}}s penultimate boss.

*Margie and Flame Man are the only characters in ''Super Smash Bros.'' series to only appear in a character trailer for ''Smash 4'' (in this case, {{SSB4|Villager}} and {{SSB4|Mega Man}}'s trailers, respectively).

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