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[[File:ConverUp.jpg|thumb|Pit having a conversation with Palutena in ''Kid Icarus: Uprising'']] | [[File:ConverUp.jpg|thumb|Pit having a conversation with Palutena in ''Kid Icarus: Uprising'']] | ||
Palutena's Guidance is based upon the conversations Pit would have with other characters throughout ''Kid Icarus: Uprising''. The dialogue appears on either the bottom screen or the top screen, with gameplay happening on the top screen and character portraits appearing on the bottom screen. The conversations primarily involve Pit, [[Palutena]], [[Viridi]], Medusa, and Hades talking about the task at hand. Other characters (both friend and foe) can also participate in them, though many conversations end up going on tangents, or do not even relate to the task at all. Some conversations show up randomly and are dependent on what chapter and segment are being played, or even Pit's selected weapon. | Palutena's Guidance is based upon the conversations Pit would have with other characters throughout ''Kid Icarus: Uprising''. The dialogue appears on either the bottom screen or the top screen, with gameplay happening on the top screen and character portraits appearing on the bottom screen. The conversations primarily involve Pit, [[Palutena]], [[Viridi]], Medusa, and Hades talking about the task at hand. Other characters (both friend and foe) can also participate in them, though many conversations end up going on tangents, or do not even relate to the task at all. Some conversations show up randomly and are dependent on what chapter and segment are being played, or even Pit's selected weapon. | ||
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==In ''Smash''== | ==In ''Smash''== | ||
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:'''Palutena:''' Anyway, if you're near Captain Falcon, watch out for his jump-and-[[Falcon Punch]] combo. | :'''Palutena:''' Anyway, if you're near Captain Falcon, watch out for his jump-and-[[Falcon Punch]] combo. | ||
Note: The G-Diffuser system (short for "Gravity Diffuser") is the anti-gravity device that allows F-Zero machines to float off of the surface of the racetracks. The same technology is used for Arwings, [[Landmaster]]s, and other vehicles seen in the {{uv|Star Fox}} series; it is regularly implied that the two series are set in the same universe. | |||
==={{SSB4|Charizard}}=== | ==={{SSB4|Charizard}}=== | ||
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==={{SSB4|Donkey Kong}}=== | ==={{SSB4|Donkey Kong}}=== | ||
:'''Pit:''' Looks like it's me versus DK. | :'''Pit:''' Looks like it's me versus DK. | ||
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:'''Pit:''' I'm sure that stands for winner. | :'''Pit:''' I'm sure that stands for winner. | ||
Note: This conversation references The Year of Luigi, a promotional advertising campaign in 2013 where Nintendo celebrated Luigi's 30th anniversary since his debut in ''[[Mario_(universe)#Mario_Bros.|Mario Bros.]]'' The part where Pit remarks the L stands for "winner" is a reference to people thinking the L stands for "loser". | Note: This conversation references The Year of Luigi, a promotional advertising campaign in 2013 where Nintendo celebrated Luigi's 30th anniversary since his debut in ''[[Mario_(universe)#Mario_Bros.|Mario Bros.]]'' The part where Pit remarks the L stands for "winner" is a reference to people thinking the L stands for "loser", which was later referenced in the description for Luigi's outfit in ''Super Mario Odyssey''. | ||
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:'''Pit:''' Oh, like you're one to talk about looking down on others. | :'''Pit:''' Oh, like you're one to talk about looking down on others. | ||
:'''Palutena:''' But Viridi's right. You can't underestimate this foe. The Mii Brawler is far from being "unarmed." Those fists are weapons in and of themselves. They pack a real punch, so you | :'''Palutena:''' But Viridi's right. You can't underestimate this foe. The Mii Brawler is far from being "unarmed." Those fists are weapons in and of themselves. They pack a real punch, so you should watch out for even straightforward moves like the [[side smash]]. | ||
:'''Pit:''' OK, OK. No talking trash about any of my opponents. At least not until after the fight! | :'''Pit:''' OK, OK. No talking trash about any of my opponents. At least not until after the fight! | ||
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:'''Palutena:''' There are also [[Winged Pikmin]] that don't attack you. Numerous Pikmin will weigh down the Winged Pikmin. And that's when you should attack! | :'''Palutena:''' There are also [[Winged Pikmin]] that don't attack you. Numerous Pikmin will weigh down the Winged Pikmin. And that's when you should attack! | ||
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*The conversations about Olimar and [[Alph]] are identical, hence Pit not referring to them by name. Alph is the only alternate character (that isn't a simple gender swap) whose Guidance conversation isn't different from the main character's. | |||
*Like how Snake's [[Codec Conversations#Olimar|codec about Olimar]] has Mei Ling verbally reference "{{SSBBMusicLink|Pikmin|Ai no Uta}}," Viridi listing all of the Pikmin's attributes in order may be a reference to "{{SSBBMusicLink|Pikmin|Tane no Uta}}," which does the same thing in its lyrics (though Viridi does not directly quote it). | |||
==={{SSB4|Pac-Man}}=== | ==={{SSB4|Pac-Man}}=== | ||
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==={{SSB4|Robin}}=== | ==={{SSB4|Robin}}=== | ||
[[File:pitsdowntauntchrom.PNG | [[File:pitsdowntauntchrom.PNG|thumb|Chrom's appearance in the conversation about Robin.]] | ||
:'''Pit:''' There's something weird about this fighter, Lady Palutena. | :'''Pit:''' There's something weird about this fighter, Lady Palutena. | ||
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*Contrary to what Palutena says, Chrom actually can learn Aether in ''Awakening'' as part of his basic skill set as a {{s|fireemblemwiki|Great Lord}}, and it even appears as part of his moveset in ''Ultimate''. However, Chrom's unique Aether animation in ''Awakening'' doesn't include a vertical jump like Ike's, explaining her reasoning. | *Contrary to what Palutena says, Chrom actually can learn Aether in ''Awakening'' as part of his basic skill set as a {{s|fireemblemwiki|Great Lord}}, and it even appears as part of his moveset in ''Ultimate''. However, Chrom's unique Aether animation in ''Awakening'' doesn't include a vertical jump like Ike's, explaining her reasoning. | ||
*Viridi's remarks about Chrom being similar to Ike also reference the reason for Chrom's exclusion from ''SSB4''; after the reveal of Lucina and Robin as playable characters, [[Masahiro Sakurai]] stated that Chrom was ultimately not included as a playable character because he believed the sword-wielding character would end up being too similar to either Marth or Ike. Ironically, upon Chrom's inclusion in ''Ultimate'', he ended up being a clone of [[Roy]] (who was not playable upon ''Smash 4''’s release before returning as DLC) rather than Ike. | *Viridi's remarks about Chrom being similar to Ike also reference the reason for Chrom's exclusion from ''SSB4''; after the reveal of Lucina and Robin as playable characters, [[Masahiro Sakurai]] stated that Chrom was ultimately not included as a playable character because he believed the sword-wielding character would end up being too similar to either Marth or Ike. Ironically, upon Chrom's inclusion in ''Ultimate'', he ended up being a clone of [[Roy]] (who was not playable upon ''Smash 4''’s release before returning as DLC) rather than Ike. | ||
**Sakurai's remark about Chrom being too similar to Marth isn't | **However, Sakurai's remark about Chrom being too similar to Marth isn't entirely false, given that Roy and Marth were clones in ''Melee''. | ||
==={{SSB4|Rosalina & Luma}}=== | ==={{SSB4|Rosalina & Luma}}=== | ||
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* Pit's unfamiliarity with Shulk references how the | * Pit's unfamiliarity with Shulk references how the {{uv|Xenoblade Chronicles}} series was the newest game universe to be introduced to ''Smash 4'' (and the fact that his universe was completely absent from ''Brawl'' due to not being released until over two years later); it could also reference how ''Kid Icarus: Uprising'' was released before ''Xenoblade Chronicles'' in North America. | ||
* Palutena's statement regarding Shulk's height is somewhat inaccurate; his [https://xeno-underground.net/katimus/monado_archives/xba_033.jpg official height] is 171cm, or 5'7". As the correct height is listed in the Japanese version, this was likely a conversion error by the translators. | * Palutena's statement regarding Shulk's height is somewhat inaccurate; his [https://xeno-underground.net/katimus/monado_archives/xba_033.jpg official height] is 171cm, or 5'7". As the correct height is listed in the Japanese version, this was likely a conversion error by the translators. | ||
* Pit's accented lines reference Reyn's postbattle quotes from ''Xenoblade Chronicles''. | * Pit's accented lines reference Reyn's postbattle quotes from ''Xenoblade Chronicles''. | ||
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==Conversations (''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate'')== | ==Conversations (''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate'')== | ||
These conversations are new to ''Ultimate''. The majority of veterans that were in the base roster of ''Smash 4'' reuse their dialogue from {{forwiiu}}, with the exceptions of Ganondorf, Ike, Link, Robin, Sheik, and Zelda, as well as Mii Gunner and Wario through updates. These new and altered conversations are listed below. | |||
==={{SSBU|Bayonetta}}=== | ==={{SSBU|Bayonetta}}=== | ||
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:'''Viridi:''' Ugh. If you get caught in one of her combos, just...like...[[SDI|wiggle around]] or something. | :'''Viridi:''' Ugh. If you get caught in one of her combos, just...like...[[SDI|wiggle around]] or something. | ||
Note: Palutena calling Bayonetta a "wearer of questionable outfits" is likely based on her default clothes being made entirely of her own hair, which also exposes parts of her body when using the Wicked Weaves (an aspect which is heavily censored in ''Smash Bros.''). Viridi's advice telling Pit to "just wiggle around" out of her combos may jokingly reference the derisive "Just [[SDI]]" meme that appeared in response to complaints about Bayonetta in ''Smash 4'', as SDI is one of the most effective methods to escape Bayonetta's aerial strings. | Note: Palutena calling Bayonetta a "wearer of questionable outfits" is likely based on her default clothes being made entirely of her own hair, which also exposes parts of her body when using the Wicked Weaves (an aspect which is heavily censored in ''Smash Bros.''). Viridi's advice telling Pit to "just wiggle around" out of her combos may jokingly reference the derisive "Just [[SDI]]" meme that appeared in response to complaints about Bayonetta in ''Smash 4'', as SDI is considered to be one of the most effective methods to escape Bayonetta's aerial strings. | ||
==={{SSBU|Chrom}}=== | ==={{SSBU|Chrom}}=== | ||
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:'''Viridi:''' I wouldn't say that. I mean, [[Wario]] launches people with [[Wario Waft|farts]]. Pretty sure the style of weapon doesn't make a huge difference. | :'''Viridi:''' I wouldn't say that. I mean, [[Wario]] launches people with [[Wario Waft|farts]]. Pretty sure the style of weapon doesn't make a huge difference. | ||
Note: Palutena referring to Chrom's sword as simply "Falchion" (as opposed to Marth's Exalted Falchion and Lucina's Parallel Falchion) was originally "Sealed Sword Falchion" in the Japanese version, which is what Chrom's sword prior to its upgrade is called in ''Awakening''. The localization of ''Awakening'' changed it to simply Falchion, and ''Ultimate'' followed suit with this. | Note: Viridi's line "He finally made it to the fight!" references Robin's Guidance in ''for Wii U'', where Viridi mocks Chrom for his absence as a fighter at the time. Palutena referring to Chrom's sword as simply "Falchion" (as opposed to Marth's Exalted Falchion and Lucina's Parallel Falchion) was originally "Sealed Sword Falchion" in the Japanese version, which is what Chrom's sword prior to its upgrade is called in ''Awakening''. The localization of ''Awakening'' changed it to simply Falchion, and ''Ultimate'' followed suit with this. | ||
==={{SSBU|Cloud}}=== | ==={{SSBU|Cloud}}=== | ||
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:'''Viridi:''' One of his Limit Break moves is called [[Finishing Touch]]. It doesn't do much damage, but it can launch you off the stage in a split second! | :'''Viridi:''' One of his Limit Break moves is called [[Finishing Touch]]. It doesn't do much damage, but it can launch you off the stage in a split second! | ||
:'''Pit:''' Now that I know Cloud's tricks, this one's in the bag! / Not a problem! We're playing Stamina mode! | :'''Pit:''' Now that I know Cloud's tricks, this one's in the bag! / Not a problem! We're playing [[Stamina mode]]! | ||
:'''Viridi:''' Don't let Cloud rain on your parade. Strategy is key! | :'''Viridi:''' Don't let Cloud rain on your parade. Strategy is key! | ||
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*Pit's comment on the Ice Climbers being "kicked out of ''Smash'' for illegal teaming" is likely a reference to their exclusion from ''Super Smash Bros. 4'', as the 3DS version could not handle the mechanics of the two-in-one fighter. | *Pit's comment on the Ice Climbers being "kicked out of ''Smash'' for illegal teaming" is likely a reference to their exclusion from ''Super Smash Bros. 4'', as the 3DS version could not handle the mechanics of the two-in-one fighter. | ||
*Palutena's final line assumes that the Ice Climbers are using their default costume, where Popo leads and Nana follows; however, some alternate costumes can reverse this, making Nana the leader and rendering her advice inaccurate. | *Palutena's final line assumes that the Ice Climbers are using their default costume, where Popo leads and Nana follows; however, some alternate costumes can reverse this, making Nana the leader and rendering her advice inaccurate. However, it is common for players to address the partner climber as "Nana" regardless of costume for simplicity's sake. | ||
==={{SSBU|Ike}}=== | ==={{SSBU|Ike}}=== | ||
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Note: Pit's enunciation of the first line emulates that of a wrestling announcer. While Pit says "That tiger's on fire!", the in-game text erroneously says '''"That's''' tiger's on fire!" | Note: Pit's enunciation of the first line emulates that of a wrestling announcer. While Pit says "That tiger's on fire!", the in-game text erroneously says '''"That's''' tiger's on fire!" | ||
Regional difference: In the Japanese version, Viridi's last line instead has her saying she "wonder[s] what happens if [Incineroar] fights with {{SSBU|Little Mac}}", possibly referencing [[List of Super Smash Bros. Ultimate character trailers#Ken and Incineroar|its reveal trailer]]. | Regional difference: In the Japanese version, Viridi's last line instead has her saying she "wonder[s] what happens if [Incineroar] fights with {{SSBU|Little Mac}}", possibly referencing [[List of Super Smash Bros. Ultimate character trailers#Ken and Incineroar|its reveal trailer]]. | ||
==={{SSBU|Inkling}}=== | ==={{SSBU|Inkling}}=== | ||
:'''Pit:''' Uh, are you guys seeing this? This girl | :'''Pit:''' Uh, are you guys seeing this? This girl/guy can transform herself/himself into an octopus! | ||
:'''Palutena:''' A squid, actually. This curious lifeform is an Inkling. They're squids who evolved to shapeshift into human form. | :'''Palutena:''' A squid, actually. This curious lifeform is an Inkling. They're squids who evolved to shapeshift into human form. | ||
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==={{SSBU|Isabelle}}=== | ==={{SSBU|Isabelle}}=== | ||
:'''Pit:''' That poor dog looks lost! I'll check its collar. | :'''Pit:''' That poor dog looks lost! I'll check its collar. | ||
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:'''Pit:''' Who's the little guy? | :'''Pit:''' Who's the little guy? | ||
:'''Palutena:''' That's Lucas. He's from [[wikibound:Tazmily Village|Tazmily Village]]. Just like Ness, he uses PSI. He might be the most introverted opponent you've ever fought. | :'''Palutena:''' That's Lucas. He's from [[wikibound:Tazmily Village|Tazmily Village]]. Just like [[Ness]], he uses PSI. He might be the most introverted opponent you've ever fought. | ||
:'''Pit:''' If he's so shy, why is he fighting? | :'''Pit:''' If he's so shy, why is he fighting? | ||
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:'''Palutena:''' Hmph. Sounds like the goddess of nature has turned into the goddess of commerce. | :'''Palutena:''' Hmph. Sounds like the goddess of nature has turned into the goddess of commerce. | ||
Note: Though the dialogue was originally unchanged, due to the Mii Gunner's redesigned outfit, the two references to backpacks were later removed | Note: Though the dialogue was originally unchanged, due to the Mii Gunner's redesigned outfit, the two references to backpacks were later removed in [[List of updates (SSBU)#1.2.0|update 1.2.0]]. | ||
==={{SSBU|Pichu}}=== | ==={{SSBU|Pichu}}=== | ||
:'''Pit:''' Awwwww! It's a baby Pikachu! | :'''Pit:''' Awwwww! It's a baby [[Pikachu]]! | ||
:'''Palutena:''' That's Pichu. It's the form before it evolves into Pikachu. Pichu is still learning to harness its electrical power, so it takes damage whenever it uses electricity. | :'''Palutena:''' That's Pichu. It's the form before it evolves into Pikachu. Pichu is still learning to harness its electrical power, so it takes damage whenever it uses electricity. | ||
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:'''Pit:''' Oh no. | :'''Pit:''' Oh no. | ||
:'''Viridi:''' I wrote my thesis on Piranha Plants! There are just so many species! You got your basic Piranha Plants, your | :'''Viridi:''' I wrote my thesis on Piranha Plants! There are just so many species! You got your basic Piranha Plants, your {{s|mariowiki|Fire Piranha Plant}}s, {{s|mariowiki|Ptooie}}s, {{s|mariowiki|Nipper Plant}}s, {{s|mariowiki|Nipper Spore}}s, {{s|mariowiki|Muncher}}s, [[mariowiki:Jumping Piranha Plant|Jumping Piranhas]], {{s|mariowiki|Wild Ptooie Piranha}}s, {{s|mariowiki|Propeller Piranha}}s, {{s|mariowiki|Naval Piranha}}s, [[mariowiki:Chewy|Chewies]], {{s|mariowiki|Megasmilax}}, {{s|mariowiki|Piranha Pest}}s, {{s|mariowiki|Piranha Sprout}}s, {{s|mariowiki|Frost Piranha}}s, {{s|mariowiki|Putrid Piranha}}s, {{s|mariowiki|Proto Piranha}}s, {{s|mariowiki|Piranhabon}}s, {{s|mariowiki|Piranha Bean}}s, {{s|mariowiki|Mom Piranha}}s, {{s|mariowiki|Small Piranha}}s, {{s|mariowiki|Elasto-Piranha}}s, {{s|mariowiki|Piranha Planet}}s, {{s|mariowiki|Bungee Piranha}}s, {{s|mariowiki|Big Bungee Piranha}}s, [[mariowiki:Polterpiranha|Ghost]]s, {{s|mariowiki|Nipper Dandelion}}s, [[mariowiki:Spiny Piranha Plant|Spiny Piranha]]s, {{s|mariowiki|Dino Piranha}}s, [[mariowiki:Fire Stalking Piranha Plant|Fire Stalking Piranha]]s, {{s|mariowiki|Piranha Plorp}}s, [[mariowiki:River Piranha Plant|River Piranha]]s, [[mariowiki:Big Piranha Plant|Big Piranha]]s, [[mariowiki:Stalking Piranha Plant|Stalking Piranhas]], {{s|mariowiki|Big Fire Piranha}}s, [[mariowiki:Prickly Piranha Plant|Prickly Piranhas]], {{s|mariowiki|Peewee Piranha}}s, [[mariowiki:Inky Piranha Plant|Inky Piranha]]s, [[mariowiki:Gold Piranha Plant|Gold Piranha]]s, [[mariowiki:Bone Piranha Plant|Bone Piranhas]], [[mariowiki:Big Bone Piranha Plant|Big Bone Piranhas]], {{s|mariowiki|Piranha Pod}}s, {{s|mariowiki|Piranha Creeper}}s, {{s|mariowiki|Nipper Spore Patch}}es, [[mariowiki:Paper Fire Piranha Plant|Paper Fire Piranha]]s, [[mariowiki:Poison Piranha Plant|Poison Piranha]]s, [[mariowiki:Big Poison Piranha Plant|Big Poison Piranha]]s, [[mariowiki:Piranha Plant#Super Mario Land|Upside-Down Piranha]]s, [[Petey Piranha]], {{s|mariowiki|Paper Petey Piranha}}, {{s|mariowiki|Petea Piranha}}- | ||
:'''Pit:''' Whoa! | :'''Pit:''' Whoa! | ||
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Note: When Viridi starts naming off the different species of Piranha Plants, her dialogue humorously speeds up. Her list is the single longest line of dialogue in any Palutena's Guidance conversation. | Note: When Viridi starts naming off the different species of Piranha Plants, her dialogue humorously speeds up. Her list is the single longest line of dialogue in any Palutena's Guidance conversation. | ||
Regional differences: The entire conversation is heavily altered in the Japanese version. Palutena expresses surprise that Piranha Plant is a fighter (instead of warning Pit about Viridi); Viridi mentions [[mariowiki:Piranha Plant ( | Regional differences: The entire conversation is heavily altered in the Japanese version. Palutena expresses surprise that Piranha Plant is a fighter (instead of warning Pit about Viridi); Viridi mentions [[mariowiki:Piranha Plant (Pit of 100 Trials)|a powerful Piranha Plant variant]] from ''{{s|mariowiki|Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door}}'' (Killer Pakkun) and {{s|mariowiki|Fire Nipper Plant}} in her list, while the generic Piranha Plant is moved to middle of the list rather than the beginning; lastly, Palutena asks Pit, "how many times was Pakkun (Piranha) said during this conversation?", to Pit's disbelief (rather than both of them getting annoyed at Viridi). | ||
==={{SSBU|Pokémon Trainer}}=== | ==={{SSBU|Pokémon Trainer}}=== | ||
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Characters available as [[downloadable content]] use a generic Guidance conversation, presumably to avoid having to repeatedly bring in the characters' voice actors for new lines each time a new character is added. The generic conversation was discovered at {{forwiiu}}'s launch in [http://vocaroo.com/i/s0KivwmAoIq3 the game's] [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm25168286 sound files]. The conversation consists of Pit, Palutena, and Viridi briefly discussing an unknown fighter. Unused and inaccessible through normal play at first, it was confirmed to be a placeholder conversation for additional fighters on April 15th, 2015, with the release of the first DLC character, [[Mewtwo]]. Despite [[Bayonetta]]'s reveal trailer involving new voice work of the characters, they did not voice a guidance conversation for her nor any of the previous DLC fighters (which, as DLC was now complete, would have filled in the roster and obviated the generic placeholder). | Characters available as [[downloadable content]] use a generic Guidance conversation, presumably to avoid having to repeatedly bring in the characters' voice actors for new lines each time a new character is added. The generic conversation was discovered at {{forwiiu}}'s launch in [http://vocaroo.com/i/s0KivwmAoIq3 the game's] [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm25168286 sound files]. The conversation consists of Pit, Palutena, and Viridi briefly discussing an unknown fighter. Unused and inaccessible through normal play at first, it was confirmed to be a placeholder conversation for additional fighters on April 15th, 2015, with the release of the first DLC character, [[Mewtwo]]. Despite [[Bayonetta]]'s reveal trailer involving new voice work of the characters, they did not voice a guidance conversation for her nor any of the previous DLC fighters (which, as DLC was now complete, would have filled in the roster and obviated the generic placeholder). | ||
The same dialogue was also found in ''Ultimate'', and was unused until the release of {{SSBU|Joker}}. However, {{SSBU|Piranha Plant}} has a unique conversation, presumably due to being developed at the same time as the main game. | The same dialogue was also found in ''Ultimate'', and was unused until the release of {{SSBU|Joker}}. While the previously downloadable veterans now have unique conversations, downloadable characters for this game received the same treatment as in the previous game. However, {{SSBU|Piranha Plant}} has a unique conversation, presumably due to being developed at the same time as the main game. | ||
:'''Pit:''' Who is THAT? | :'''Pit:''' Who is THAT? | ||
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*If the player activates the Smash Taunt in [[Training Mode]] and then pauses Training Mode before Pit is finished with the animation, the conversation will play as normal, but the portraits and subtitles will become desynched, with the portraits appearing out of place and the subtitles constantly disappearing. When the actual conversation ends, the portraits will stay on the screen until Pit is KO'd, a [[Smash Ball]], [[Dragoon]], or [[Daybreak]] is spawned, or Training Mode is reset. | *If the player activates the Smash Taunt in [[Training Mode]] and then pauses Training Mode before Pit is finished with the animation, the conversation will play as normal, but the portraits and subtitles will become desynched, with the portraits appearing out of place and the subtitles constantly disappearing. When the actual conversation ends, the portraits will stay on the screen until Pit is KO'd, a [[Smash Ball]], [[Dragoon]], or [[Daybreak]] is spawned, or Training Mode is reset. | ||
*The only conversations where Palutena is absent are the ones regarding Luigi, Ivysaur, and the Mii Swordfighter. Conversely, Viridi is absent from the conversations regarding Mario, Link (in ''Ultimate''), Ness, Pichu, Pit, King Dedede, Zero Suit Samus, the male Wii Fit Trainer, Pac-Man, Shulk, and Duck Hunt. | *The only conversations where Palutena is absent are the ones regarding Luigi, Ivysaur, and the Mii Swordfighter. Conversely, Viridi is absent from the conversations regarding Mario, Link (in ''Ultimate''), Ness, Pichu, Pit, King Dedede, Zero Suit Samus, the male Wii Fit Trainer, Pac-Man, Shulk, and Duck Hunt. | ||
*The only conversations that Dark Pit appears in, besides his own, are the ones regarding Ice Climbers and Wolf. Coincidentally, both of these conversations involved two characters cut in the transition from ''Brawl'' to ''Smash 4'' | *The only conversations that Dark Pit appears in, besides his own, are the ones regarding Ice Climbers and Wolf. Coincidentally, both of these conversations involved two characters cut in the transition from ''Brawl'' to ''Smash 4'' before returning in ''Ultimate'' and involve discussion of teamwork. | ||
*The ''Zelda'' and ''Fire Emblem'' series are the only ones to have received new conversations between versions. | *The ''Zelda'' and ''Fire Emblem'' series are the only ones to have received new conversations between versions. | ||
**Toon Link is the only ''Zelda'' character that did not receive a new conversation in ''Ultimate''. | **Toon Link is the only ''Zelda'' character that did not receive a new conversation in ''Ultimate''. | ||
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*Mii Gunner's conversation originally still mentioned the ammo backpack in ''Ultimate'' in spite of that part of the default design being removed. This was eventually patched out. | *Mii Gunner's conversation originally still mentioned the ammo backpack in ''Ultimate'' in spite of that part of the default design being removed. This was eventually patched out. | ||
*{{SSBU|Cloud}} is the only character whose conversation changes a line depending on the type of battle that is taking place. | *{{SSBU|Cloud}} is the only character whose conversation changes a line depending on the type of battle that is taking place. | ||
*Piranha Plant is the only | *Piranha Plant is the only character to receive a non-generic conversation in a game where it was available as DLC. | ||
*It is possible to trigger a second Palutena's Guidance in one match if the game goes to [[Sudden Death]], though this likely will not last for long due to the various hazards. | *It is possible to trigger a second Palutena's Guidance in one match if the game goes to [[Sudden Death]], though this likely will not last for long due to the various hazards. | ||
*In ''Ultimate'', when the language is set to Korean, Richter's conversation will have Alucard use his English voice clips, while Pit, Palutena and Viridi continue to use their Japanese voice clips.<ref>https://twitter.com/101supertails/status/1104234037173018626</ref> | *In ''Ultimate'', when the language is set to Korean, Richter's conversation will have Alucard use his English voice clips, while Pit, Palutena and Viridi continue to use their Japanese voice clips.<ref>https://twitter.com/101supertails/status/1104234037173018626</ref> | ||
*Pit's "(L) stands for 'winner'" line during Luigi's conversation would go on to be referenced in ''{{s|mariowiki|Super Mario Odyssey}}'', where the in-game description for Luigi's cap reads, "The "L" stands for "winner"". | *Pit's "(L) stands for 'winner'" line during Luigi's conversation would go on to be referenced in ''{{s|mariowiki|Super Mario Odyssey}}'', where the in-game description for Luigi's cap reads, "The "L" stands for "winner"". | ||
**In the Spanish version of Luigi's conversation, Pit says: "Estoy seguro de que quiere decir "Legendario"." (Which means: "I'm sure it stands for "Legendary"."), which unlike with the English version does begin with an L. | **In the Spanish version of Luigi's conversation, Pit says: "Estoy seguro de que quiere decir "Legendario"." (Which means: "I'm sure it stands for "Legendary"."), which unlike with the English version does begin with an L. | ||
**In the German version, he states it stands for "Leider nur Zweiter", which means "unfortunately only second". | |||
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