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|name = Fighting Alloy Team | |name = Fighting Alloy Team | ||
|image = [[File:SSBU spirit Fighting Alloy Team.png|200px]] | |image = [[File:SSBU spirit Fighting Alloy Team.png|200px]] | ||
|caption = {{symbol|ssb}}<br>The Fighting Alloy Team as they appear in '' | |caption = {{symbol|ssb}}<br>The Fighting Alloy Team as they appear in ''Brawl''. | ||
|universe = {{uv|Super Smash Bros.}} | |universe = {{uv|Super Smash Bros.}} | ||
|level = [[Multi-Man Brawl]] | |level = [[Multi-Man Brawl]] | ||
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==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
[[File:fightingalloyteam.jpg|thumb|200px| {{SSBB|Sonic}} and {{SSBB|Mario}} fighting a team of Alloys in Co-op.]] | [[File:fightingalloyteam.jpg|right|thumb|200px| {{SSBB|Sonic}} and {{SSBB|Mario}} fighting a team of Alloys in Co-op.]] | ||
Alloys are shiny, robot-like figures with cavities where their faces would otherwise be, and white spheres attached to their limbs and within their facial cavities. There are four types of Alloys, each with its own body shape, color, and cloned moveset: | Alloys are shiny, robot-like figures with cavities where their faces would otherwise be, and white spheres attached to their limbs and within their facial cavities. There are four types of Alloys, each with its own body shape, color, and cloned moveset: | ||
*''' | *'''Red Alloy''' ({{ja|ザコレッド}} ''Zakoreddo'', '''Red Small Fry'''): a masculine body; {{SSBB|Captain Falcon}}'s moveset. | ||
*''' | *'''Blue Alloy''' ({{ja|ザコブルー}} ''Zakoburū'', '''Blue Small Fry'''): a feminine body; {{SSBB|Zelda}}'s moveset. | ||
*''' | *'''Yellow Alloy''' ({{ja|ザコイエロー}} ''Zakoierō'', '''Yellow Small Fry'''): a short, stocky body with a large, horned head; {{SSBB|Mario}}'s moveset. | ||
*''' | *'''Green Alloy''' ({{ja|ザコグリーン}} ''Zakogurīn'', '''Green Small Fry'''): a very large, crested head with no body or legs, large feet and tiny arms; {{SSBB|Kirby}}'s moveset with forward, back, and up throws borrowed from {{SSBB|Jigglypuff}}. While the other three Alloys get two jumps each, the Green Alloy gets five. | ||
==Fighting== | ==Fighting== | ||
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==Hacks== | ==Hacks== | ||
[[File:AlloysVictoryScreen.png|thumb|The Alloy's victory screen.]] | [[File:AlloysVictoryScreen.png|thumb|The Alloy's victory screen.]] | ||
It is possible for human players to play as Fighting Alloys through the use of special hacks. The following applies when fighting as an Alloy: | |||
It is possible for human players to play as Fighting Alloys through | |||
*Attempting to use a [[Final Smash]] will freeze the Alloy in a regular pose until it is hit by something. | *Attempting to use a [[Final Smash]] will freeze the Alloy in a regular pose until it is hit by something. | ||
*In matches that end with a victory screen, the game freezes when the match finishes. This can be avoided via the use of Ocarina codes. | *In matches that end with a victory screen, the game freezes when the match finishes. This can be avoided via the use of Ocarina codes. | ||
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*When at the result screen, the narrator says the resembling character instead of the alloy's name. See the picture of yellow alloy with the Mario emblem. But if the hack is done on Dolphin emulator, the victory screen will show the Smash emblem and the announcer will say "The winner is Fighting Alloy Team.", and the winner text will show its game ID. | *When at the result screen, the narrator says the resembling character instead of the alloy's name. See the picture of yellow alloy with the Mario emblem. But if the hack is done on Dolphin emulator, the victory screen will show the Smash emblem and the announcer will say "The winner is Fighting Alloy Team.", and the winner text will show its game ID. | ||
*When doing a metal, flower, bunny, curry, or reflect [[Special Brawl|match]], alloys will be normal. | *When doing a metal, flower, bunny, curry, or reflect [[Special Brawl|match]], alloys will be normal. | ||
*If | *If alloys are used in [[Multi-Man Brawl]], the game will crash after one enemy is defeated. | ||
When using knockback modifiers in [[Cruel Brawl]], it is shown that some Fighting Alloys are given stronger handicaps that make them more resilient to knockback, while also dealing greater knockback to the player. | When using knockback modifiers in [[Cruel Brawl]], it is shown that some Fighting Alloys are given stronger handicaps that make them more resilient to knockback, while also dealing greater knockback to the player. | ||
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*All Alloys share most of their movement attributes with Mario, with the main exception being their double jump. | *All Alloys share most of their movement attributes with Mario, with the main exception being their double jump. | ||
*All Alloys have 40 frames of landing lag for all their aerial attacks, regardless of what the base character has. | *All Alloys have 40 frames of landing lag for all their aerial attacks, regardless of what the base character has. | ||
*All alloys have a 60 frame [[meteor cancel]] window, much like {{SSBB|Wolf}} | *All alloys have a 60 frame [[meteor cancel]] window, much like {{SSBB|Wolf}} | ||
*The Alloys' individual Japanese names, which consist of "Zako" suffixed by their respective color, might be a reference to the ''{{s|wikipedia|Super Sentai}}'' series (which is the basis for the ''{{s|wikipedia|Power Rangers}}'' franchise), in which many teams have their members' theme naming follow the same convention. The Red Alloy trophy stating that red usually serves a leadership role in color-coded groups also references the franchise, in which typically the Red Rangers lead the teams. | *The Alloys' individual Japanese names, which consist of "Zako" suffixed by their respective color, might be a reference to the ''{{s|wikipedia|Super Sentai}}'' series (which is the basis for the ''{{s|wikipedia|Power Rangers}}'' franchise), in which many teams have their members' theme naming follow the same convention. The Red Alloy trophy stating that red usually serves a leadership role in color-coded groups also references the franchise, in which typically the Red Rangers lead the teams. | ||
*The Yellow Alloy trophy in ''Brawl'' states that it can't use items. However, if it touches a [[Super Star]], it's invincible. | *The Yellow Alloy trophy in ''Brawl'' states that it can't use items. However, if it touches a [[Super Star]], it's invincible. | ||
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{{Smash universe}} | {{Smash universe}} | ||
