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*[[File:MasterHandIcon(SSBM).png|50px|right]]'''{{SSBM|Master Hand}}''': The "master of ceremonies" and "narrator" of the series returns in ''Melee'' as a "final boss" enemy like before, but it is no longer the only one. With a slightly redesigned look and some new moves, Master Hand is otherwise not much different as a final boss of the game's [[Classic Mode (SSBM)|"Classic" (Single-Player) Mode]], though he can perform some two-on-one moves with his newly introduced "twin", Crazy Hand.{{clr}} | *[[File:MasterHandIcon(SSBM).png|50px|right]]'''{{SSBM|Master Hand}}''': The "master of ceremonies" and "narrator" of the series returns in ''Melee'' as a "final boss" enemy like before, but it is no longer the only one. With a slightly redesigned look and some new moves, Master Hand is otherwise not much different as a final boss of the game's [[Classic Mode (SSBM)|"Classic" (Single-Player) Mode]], though he can perform some two-on-one moves with his newly introduced "twin", Crazy Hand.{{clr}} | ||
*[[File:CrazyHandIcon(SSBM).png|50px|right]]'''{{SSBM|Crazy Hand}}''': The "twin brother" of Master Hand, Crazy Hand is a left hand and is a "hidden boss" in the game. It is described as the embodiment of a child who derives pleasure from destroying his creations, as opposed to Master Hand's will to play around. In the final bout of Classic mode on Normal, Hard, or Very Hard difficulty, when Master Hand has had over half of his hit points depleted, Crazy Hand will erratically enter the battle and join the fight against the player, making it a tougher two-on-one battle. Crazy Hand features at least three of his own unique attacks, and the two Hands will occasionally perform a special two-hand super attack together. If the player can beat both enemies in the match, the Crazy Hand KO bonus will be awarded. Both Hands can also be fought at [[Event 50: Final Destination Match]].{{clr}} | *[[File:CrazyHandIcon(SSBM).png|50px|right]]'''{{SSBM|Crazy Hand}}''': The "twin brother" of Master Hand, Crazy Hand is a left hand and is a "hidden boss" in the game. It is described as the embodiment of a child who derives pleasure from destroying his creations, as opposed to Master Hand's will to play around. In the final bout of Classic mode on Normal, Hard, or Very Hard difficulty, when Master Hand has had over half of his hit points depleted, Crazy Hand will erratically enter the battle and join the fight against the player, making it a tougher two-on-one battle. Crazy Hand features at least three of his own unique attacks, and the two Hands will occasionally perform a special two-hand super attack together. If the player can beat both enemies in the match, the Crazy Hand KO bonus will be awarded. Both Hands can also be fought at [[Event 50: Final Destination Match]].{{clr}} | ||
*[[File:GigaBowserIcon(SSBM).png|50px|right]]'''[[Giga Bowser]]''': | *[[File:GigaBowserIcon(SSBM).png|50px|right]]'''[[Giga Bowser]]''': A gargantuan, powered-up version of the {{uv|Mario}} universe character {{SSBM|Bowser}}, himself the heftiest fighter in the standard ''Melee'' roster. Giga Bowser, whose body is proportionally different to Bowser, has larger horns, and a frenzied expression on his face, is a hidden final boss in the game's Adventure Mode. At Normal difficulty or above, if the player gets to the final battle against Giant Bowser and defeats him in under 18 minutes, he will "revive" as Giga Bowser to rematch the player; defeating him will yield the Giga Bowser KO bonus and the Giga Bowser trophy. Giga Bowser receives an enormous handicap in his Adventure Mode appearance; he also appears in [[Event 51: The Showdown]], with less of a handicap.{{clr}} | ||
===Team Characters=== | ===Team Characters=== | ||