List of crowd cheers (SSB4)

The following is a list of crowd cheers in Super Smash Bros. 4.

• "-" represents a slight pause in the cheer, such as between syllables in a single word.
• "--" represents a longer pause in the cheer, such as between words.
• Words that are inside two asterisks (*) describe noises made by the crowd, and they are not actual words in the cheer.

Name	Description		Audio Clip
	English	Japanese	English	Japanese
Bayonetta	Bay - o!	Bayo - ne - tta!
Bowser	Bow - ser!	Koo - pa! *claps 3 times*
Bowser Jr.	Jun - ior!	Koo - pa! Jun - ior!
Larry	Lar - ry!	Lar - ry!
Roy	Our boy Roy!	Roy Roy Roy!
Wendy	Wen - dy!	Wen - dy! *claps 3 times*
Iggy	Ig - gy!	Ig - gy!
Morton	Mor - ton!	Moooorton!
Lemmy	Lem - my!	Lem - my!
Ludwig	Lud - wig!	Lud - wig!
Captain Falcon	Falcoon Punch!	Captain! Falcon!
Charizard	Charizard!	Li - zar - don!
Cloud	Cloud! - Cloud! - Cloud!	Ku - rau -do!
Corrin	Corr - in!	Ka - mu - i!
Dark Pit	Pittoo Pittoo Pittoo!	Black Pit! Burapi!
Diddy Kong	Did - dy Kong!	Diddy Kong!
Donkey Kong	D - K! -- Donkey - Kong!	Don - key Kong!
Dr. Mario	Go - Doc!	Iii-sya!(Doc-tor!)
Duck Hunt	Duck - Hunt!	Duck Hun - to!
Falco	Fal - co!	Fal - co!
Fox	Fox Fox Fox!	Fox! *claps 3 times*
Ganondorf	Ganon - dooorf!	Ganondorf!
Greninja	Gre - ninja!	Ge - kkou -ga!
Ike	We like Ike!	Ai - ku! (Ike)
Jigglypuff	Jigglypuff!	Pu - ri - n!
King Dedede	De-De-De! De-De-De! Dedededededede!	Dedede! Dedede! Dedededededede!
Kirby	Kir - by!	Ka - a - bii!
Link/Toon Link	Link Link Link!	Lin - k!
Little Mac	Little Mac! Get 'em back!	Go! Go! Mac!
Lucario	Lu - cario!	Ru - ka - rio!
Lucas	Lu - cas!	Ryuuuu - ka!
Lucina	Lu - ci - na!	Lu - ki - na!
Luigi	Wee - gee!	Lui - gi!
Mario	Ma - Ri - O!	Ma - ri - o!
Marth	Marth Marth Marth!	Mar - u - su!
Mega Man	Me - ga - Man!	Rock - man! *claps 3 times*
Meta Knight	Me - ta - Knight!	Me - ta - Knight!
Mewtwo	Mewwww-two!	Mewwww-two!
Mii Fighters	Mii!	Mii! Mii! Mii Mii Mii!
Mr. Game & Watch	Game - And - Watch!	Game - And - Watch!
Ness	Su-per Ness!	Ness Ness Ness!
Olimar	Olimar! Olimar! Olimar!	Pik - min! Oli - mar!
Alph	Alph! Alph! Alph!	Pik - min! Al - ph!
Pac-Man	Pac - Man!	Go! Go! Pac-Man!
Palutena	Pa - lu - te - na!	Pa - lu - tena!
Peach	Prin - cess - Peach!	Pea - ch!
Pikachu	Pi - ka - chu!	Pi - ka - chu!
Pit	Pit! Pit! This is it!	Pit - kun!
R.O.B.	R - O - B!	Ro - bot!
Robin	Ro - bin!	Ref - let!
Rosalina & Luma	Ro - sa - li - na!	Rosetta! Chi - ko!
Roy	Roy's our boy!	Roy! Roy! Roy!
Ryu	Ryu Ryu Ryu!	Ryu! Ryu! Ryu!
Samus	Sa - mus!	Sa - mus!
Sheik	Sheik!	Sheik!
Shulk	Shulk Shulk Shulk!	Shu - ru - ku!
Sonic	So - nic!	Go! Go! So - nic!
Villager	Vill - a - ger!	(high voices) Mura - no (low voices) son - cho!
Wario	Wa - ri - o!	Wa - rio!
Wii Fit Trainer	Wii Fit!	Trainer-san!
Yoshi	Yo - shi!	Yo - shi! *claps 3 times*
Zelda	Zel - da!	Zel - da!
Zero Suit Samus	Ze - ro - Suit!	Zero Suit Samus!

Trivia

• Donkey Kong's crowd cheer is a reference to the chorus of the DK Rap from Donkey Kong 64.
• Ness's English crowd cheer is a reference to the Super Nintendo Entertainment System, officially abbreviated as the Super NES or SNES, which itself is a reference to the fact that Ness's name is an anagram of SNES, and the "NES" part is often pronounced "ness".
• Link and Toon Link share the same cheer with each other, while Mii Brawler, Mii Swordfighter, and Mii Gunner all share a different one.
  • This makes Link and Toon Link the only characters to share a crowd cheer, but not a character selection portrait.
• "Burapi" is the nickname that Dark Pit receives in the Japanese version of Kid Icarus: Uprising.
• Villager's Japanese crowd cheer ("Mura no sonchō!") means "the village's mayor" in Japanese, referencing Animal Crossing: New Leaf, which introduces the ability to become the villager's mayor.
  • Because of the fuzzy sound quality, it was commonly misheard to be the Ice Climbers' chant from Brawl ("Nana! Popo!")
• Luigi's cheer is "Weegee!", a reference to a number of games where he excitedly calls himself "Weegee".
• Ike's cheer is a reference to the catchphrase used in support of candidate Dwight "Ike" Eisenhower in the 1952 US presidential elections.