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'''Palutena's Guidance''' is [[Pit]]'s [[Smash Taunt]], performed on [[Palutena's Temple]] in {{forwiiu}} and ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]''. When it is activated, a conversation is initiated about an opponent Pit is facing in the same fashion as [[Snake]]'s [[Codec Conversations]] in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]''. It was first announced in ''[[Super Smash Bros. for Wii U: 50-Fact Extravaganza]]''.
Announced in [[Nintendo Direct#Super Smash Bros. for Wii U: 50-Fact Extravaganza (October 23, 2014)|''Super Smash Bros. for Wii U: 50-Fact Extravaganza'']], '''Palutena's Guidance''' is [[Pit]]'s [[Smash Taunt]], performed on [[Palutena's Temple]] in {{forwiiu}} and ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]''. When it is activated, a conversation is initiated about an opponent Pit is facing in the same fashion as [[Snake]]'s [[Codec Conversations]] in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]''.


==Origin==
==Origin==
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==In ''Smash''==
==In ''Smash''==
[[File:Pit Smash Taunt.png|thumb|350px|Palutena's Guidance during a match between Pit and Pichu.]]
[[File:Pit Smash Taunt.png|thumb|350px|Palutena's Guidance during a match between Pit and Pichu.]]  
The Smash Taunt can be activated by Pit on Palutena's Temple. During the match, the player must press the [[Taunt|down taunt]] button for one frame. When this is done successfully, Pit will perform a crouching animation for five seconds, during which time he is immobile. As long as this animation completes without interruption, a conversation will begin. The Smash Taunt can only be done once per match, even if it was unsuccessful due to the animation's interruption. It also cannot be performed on the [[Ω form]] nor [[Battlefield form]] of Palutena's Temple. If [[Stage Morph]] is on, the morph will be delayed until the conversation ends. Any downloadable characters will simply use a generic conversation where Palutena has no info about them, with the exception of {{SSBU|Piranha Plant}} in ''Ultimate.''
The Smash Taunt can be activated by Pit on Palutena's Temple. During the match, the player must press the [[Taunt|down taunt]] button for one frame. When this is done successfully, Pit will perform a crouching animation for five seconds, during which time he is immobile. As long as this animation completes without interruption, a conversation will begin. The Smash Taunt can only be done once per match, even if it was unsuccessful due to the animation's interruption. It also cannot be performed on the [[Ω form]] nor [[Battlefield form]] of Palutena's Temple.  


Pit's Smash Taunt references the various conversations that he could have with Palutena throughout ''Kid Icarus: Uprising''; in addition to reusing the same artwork for the conversation boxes, the conversations feature the game's light-hearted, comical tone, complete with occasional points where the topic becomes irrelevant or the two break the fourth wall.
Pit's Smash Taunt references the various conversations that he could have with Palutena throughout ''Kid Icarus: Uprising''; in addition to reusing the same artwork for the conversation boxes, the conversations feature the game's light-hearted, comical tone, complete with occasional points where the topic becomes irrelevant or the two break the fourth wall.


In addition to Palutena and Pit, ''Kid Icarus'' character [[Viridi]] appears in several of the conversations, also utilizing her artwork from ''Kid Icarus Uprising''. In a handful of conversations, namely the one about [[Dark Pit (SSBU)|him]], the {{SSBU|Ice Climbers}}, and {{SSBU|Wolf}}, Dark Pit also joins in. In ''Wii U'', [[Chrom]] joins in on the conversation regarding {{SSB4|Robin}}, using his portrait from ''Fire Emblem Awakening''. In ''Ultimate'', [[Alucard]] makes a cameo during {{SSBU|Richter}}'s conversation, using his portrait from ''Symphony of the Night'', and having an echo effect on his voice similar to the one heard in the same game.
In addition to Palutena and Pit, ''Kid Icarus'' character [[Viridi]] appears in several of the conversations, also utilizing her artwork from ''Kid Icarus Uprising''. In a handful of conversations, namely the one about [[Dark Pit (SSBU)|him]], the {{SSBU|Ice Climbers}}, and {{SSBU|Wolf}}, Dark Pit also joins in. In ''Wii U'', [[Chrom]] joins in on the conversation regarding {{SSB4|Robin}}, using his portrait from ''Fire Emblem Awakening''. In ''Ultimate'', [[Alucard]] makes a cameo during {{SSBU|Richter}}’s conversation, using his portrait from ''Symphony of the Night'', and having an echo effect on his voice similar to the one heard in the same game.


In ''Ultimate'', the Smash Taunt returns with a few significant reworks. New conversations were provided for characters that were absent in the base roster of ''Super Smash Bros. 4'', including the game's DLC characters. The majority of conversations were re-purposed from the previous game for most of the veterans, but six receive new conversations: {{SSBU|Link}}, {{SSBU|Zelda}}, {{SSBU|Sheik}} and {{SSBU|Ganondorf}} (all who are based on different incarnations of the characters throughout ''The Legend of Zelda'' franchise), {{SSBU|Ike}} (due to the return of his ''Path of Radiance'' appearance), and {{SSBU|Robin}} (due to [[Chrom (SSBU)|Chrom's]] inclusion as a separate playable character and consequently receiving his own conversation, as Robin's previous conversation alluded to the fact that he had no such status). Hynden Walch does not return as Viridi's voice actor; instead, Dayci Brookshire<ref>https://twitter.com/Dayci/status/1071117564397277185</ref> is the voice of Viridi, who re-recorded the dialogue used in ''SSB4'' alongside providing new dialogue.
Palutena's Guidance returns in ''Ultimate'', with new conversations for all characters that were not present in ''Smash 4'''s base roster. All ''Smash Ultimate ''DLC characters use the generic conversation that the ''Smash 4'' DLC characters used, aside from {{SSBU|Piranha Plant}}. The majority of conversations for returning characters that were present in ''Smash 4'' are recycled, but six receive new conversations: {{SSBU|Link}}, {{SSBU|Zelda}}, {{SSBU|Sheik}}, {{SSBU|Ganondorf}} (all which are based on different incarnations of the characters), {{SSBU|Ike}} (due to the return of his ''Path of Radiance'' appearance), and {{SSBU|Robin}} (because Chrom is now a separate playable character, and the previous conversation alluded to the fact that he had no such status). All of Viridi's voice lines for the recycled conversations in the English versions are also re-recorded, as she is now voiced by Dayci Brookshire instead of Hynden Walch<ref> https://twitter.com/Dayci/status/1071117564397277185</ref>. If [[Stage Morph]] is on, the morph will be delayed until the conversation ends.
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:'''Pit:''' He's looking pretty aggro today. Must be because he's in a fighting game.
:'''Pit:''' He's looking pretty aggro today. Must be because he's in a fighting game.


:'''Viridi:''' When [[Mario]] [[mariowiki:Super Mario Bros.|first fought Bowser]], I hear he had to use an {{iw|mariowiki|axe}} to chop down a rope bridge and drop the big guy.
:'''Viridi:''' When [[Mario]] [[mariowiki:Super Mario Bros.|first fought Bowser]], I hear he had to use an {{s|mariowiki|axe}} to chop down a rope bridge and drop the big guy.


:'''Palutena:''' It all sounds like something from an 8-bit action movie!
:'''Palutena:''' It all sounds like something from an 8-bit action movie!
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:'''Palutena:''' Don't be. Bowser may be powerful, but he also leaves big openings. Fight smart and look for chances to counterattack.
:'''Palutena:''' Don't be. Bowser may be powerful, but he also leaves big openings. Fight smart and look for chances to counterattack.


Regional differences: In the Japanese version, Viridi comments "growing bigger seems like a trend for [Bowser]", reflecting how Bowser frequently transforms into {{iw|mariowiki|Giant Bowser}} in recent ''Mario'' games.
Regional differences: In the Japanese version, Viridi comments "growing bigger seems like a trend for [Bowser]", reflecting how Bowser frequently transforms into {{s|mariowiki|Giant Bowser}} in recent ''Mario'' games.


==={{SSB4|Bowser Jr.}}===
==={{SSB4|Bowser Jr.}}===
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:'''Viridi:''' Yes. He's the heir to the [[Koopa Troop|Koopa]] throne.
:'''Viridi:''' Yes. He's the heir to the [[Koopa Troop|Koopa]] throne.


:'''Palutena:''' I wonder if his [[Bowser (SSB4)|father]] bought him that {{iw|mariowiki|Junior Clown Car}}. It's decked out with all sorts of bells and whistles.
:'''Palutena:''' I wonder if his [[Bowser (SSB4)|father]] bought him that {{s|mariowiki|Junior Clown Car}}. It's decked out with all sorts of bells and whistles.


:'''Pit:''' Hey, I just thought of an even better name for it. How about...the Shellicopter?!
:'''Pit:''' Hey, I just thought of an even better name for it. How about...the Shellicopter?!
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====[[Koopalings]]====
====[[Koopalings]]====
:'''Palutena:''' That's one of the Koopalings, [name of Koopaling].{{NTSC}}/That's one of Bowser's Minions, [name of Bowser's Minion]. {{PAL}}
:'''Palutena:''' That's one of the Koopalings, <name of Koopaling>.{{NTSC}}/That's one of Bowser's Minions, <name of Bowser's Minion>. {{PAL}}


:'''Pit:''' Hmm. The resemblance to Bowser Jr. is strong.
:'''Pit:''' Hmm. The resemblance to Bowser Jr. is strong.
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Notes:
Notes:
*Although the exact same voice clip is used for Pit's line about feeling bad for the Koopalings in both versions, the text either says 'kind of' or 'kinda', depending on which version is played.
*Although the exact same voice clip is used for Pit's line about feeling bad for the Koopalings in both versions, the text either says 'kind of' or 'kinda', depending on which version is played.
*Viridi's remarks about the mysterious relationship between Bowser and the Koopalings refers to Nintendo's changing stance on the characters. The Koopalings were initially referred to as Bowser's children in ''{{iw|mariowiki|Super Mario Bros. 3}}'', but this background was later discarded and the Koopalings are currently classified as captains of his army.
*Viridi's remarks about the mysterious relationship between Bowser and the Koopalings refers to Nintendo's changing stance on the characters. The Koopalings were initially referred to as Bowser's children in ''{{s|mariowiki|Super Mario Bros. 3}}'', but this background was later discarded and the Koopalings are currently classified as captains of his army.  
*In ''Ultimate'', the conversation uses the one seen in the NTSC version of ''for Wii U'' across all English versions, since the term "Koopalings" has officially been used for PAL regions in recent ''Mario'' games starting with ''{{iw|mariowiki|Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam}}''.
*In ''Ultimate'', the conversation uses the one seen in the NTSC version of ''for Wii U'' across all English versions, since the term "Koopalings" has officially been used for PAL regions in recent ''Mario'' games starting with ''{{s|mariowiki|Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam}}''.


==={{SSB4|Captain Falcon}}===
==={{SSB4|Captain Falcon}}===
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:'''Palutena:''' But I digress. Charizard has another attack, called [[Flare Blitz]]. It's powerful but dangerous, even to Charizard. Either way, dodge the attack and keep your distance while waiting for your chance to strike back.
:'''Palutena:''' But I digress. Charizard has another attack, called [[Flare Blitz]]. It's powerful but dangerous, even to Charizard. Either way, dodge the attack and keep your distance while waiting for your chance to strike back.


Note: Pit and Palutena mentioning Charizard being "short in the flight department" references the removal of the gliding mechanic previously present in ''Brawl''. It also may refer to how Charizard was originally incapable of learning the move {{iw|bulbapedia|Fly|move}} in [[bulbapedia:Pokémon Red and Green Versions|''Pokémon Red'' and ''Green'']]. However, according to the {{iw|bulbapedia|Pokédex}}, a Charizard is capable of flying to an altitude of up to 4,600 feet / 1,400 meters,<ref>[[bulbapedia:Charizard (Pokémon)#Pokédex entries 2|List of Charizard's Pokédex entries, provided by Bulbapedia.]]</ref> and has been able to learn Fly as of [[bulbapedia:Pokémon Yellow Version|''Pokémon Yellow'']], making this statement largely incorrect, at least outside of the context of ''Smash''.
Note: Pit and Palutena mentioning Charizard being "short in the flight department" references the removal of the gliding mechanic previously present in ''Brawl''. It also may refer to how Charizard was originally incapable of learning the move {{iw|bulbapedia|Fly|move}} in [[bulbapedia:Pokémon Red and Green Versions|''Pokémon Red'' and ''Green'']]. However, according to the {{iw|bulbapedia|Pokédex}}, a Charizard is capable of flying to an altitude of up to 4,600 feet / 1,400 meters<ref>[[bulbapedia:Charizard (Pokémon)#Pokédex entries 2|List of Charizard's Pokédex entries, provided by Bulbapedia.]]</ref>, and has been able to learn Fly as of [[bulbapedia:Pokémon Yellow Version|''Pokémon Yellow'']], making this statement largely incorrect, at least outside of the context of ''Smash''.


==={{SSB4|Dark Pit}}===
==={{SSB4|Dark Pit}}===
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:'''Dark Pit:''' Will you quit calling me that?!
:'''Dark Pit:''' Will you quit calling me that?!


:'''Palutena:''' Now where did you disappear to after the fight with {{iw|icaruspedia|Hades}}?
:'''Palutena:''' Now where did you disappear to after the fight with {{s|icaruspedia|Hades}}?


:'''Viridi:''' Actually, Dark Pit works for me now. He's an officer in the Forces of Nature.
:'''Viridi:''' Actually, Dark Pit works for me now. He's an officer in the Forces of Nature.
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:'''Viridi:''' If I were you, I'd keep your voice down. If he hears you, he'll make you eat his boots.
:'''Viridi:''' If I were you, I'd keep your voice down. If he hears you, he'll make you eat his boots.


:'''Palutena:''' Falco used to be the leader of a galactic gang, so you can expect him to be good in a fight.
:'''Palutena:''' Falco used to be the leader of a galactic gang, so you can expect him to be good in a fight.  


:'''Pit:''' I'm starting to freak out here. I mean, this guy is famous throughout the entire galaxy!
:'''Pit:''' I'm starting to freak out here. I mean, this guy is famous throughout the entire galaxy!
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:'''Pit:''' "It's about time you showed up, Fox!"
:'''Pit:''' "It's about time you showed up, Fox!"


:'''Viridi:''' That was a terrible {{iw|lylatwiki|General Pepper}}, Pit.
:'''Viridi:''' That was a terrible {{s|lylatwiki|General Pepper}}, Pit.


:'''Palutena:''' You should be wary of his [[Blaster]] too.
:'''Palutena:''' You should be wary of his [[Blaster]] too.


:'''Pit:''' (as {{iw|lylatwiki|Peppy Hare}}) "Everybody, stay alert!"
:'''Pit:''' (as {{s|lylatwiki|Peppy Hare}}) "Everybody, stay alert!"


:'''Palutena:''' Focus, Pit. You might think Fox's Blaster doesn't hurt all that much and ignore it, but you'll soon find out you've taken lots of damage.
:'''Palutena:''' Focus, Pit. You might think Fox's Blaster doesn't hurt all that much and ignore it, but you'll soon find out you've taken lots of damage.
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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''.
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''.


Regional differences:
Regional differences:  
*In the Japanese version, Viridi describes Luigi as the "eternal second place", a phrase originating from his unlock [[notice]] in the Japanese version of ''[[Smash 64]]'' and also said by [[Colonel Roy Campbell]] in the Japanese version of Snake's codec conversation regarding Luigi. These instances are localized in English as "eternal understudy" and "King of Second Bananas" respectively. Pit replies Luigi's title should be "Green Popular Guy", which similarly originates from his unlock notice in the Japanese version of ''[[Melee]]'' and is also used for Luigi's [[Boxing Ring]] title in that version.
*In the Japanese version, Viridi describes Luigi as the "eternal second place", a phrase originating from his unlock [[notice]] in the Japanese version of ''[[Smash 64]]'' and also said by [[Colonel Roy Campbell]] in the Japanese version of Snake's codec conversation regarding Luigi. These instances are localized in English as "eternal understudy" and "King of Second Bananas" respectively. Pit replies Luigi's title should be "Green Popular Guy", which similarly originates from his unlock notice in the Japanese version of ''[[Melee]]'' and is also used for Luigi's [[Boxing Ring]] title in that version.
*In the Italian version, Viridi comments the L on Luigi's cap stands for "lumaca" (an Italian idiom for "slowpoke", literally "snail"), with Pit replying it stands for "Luigi".
*In the Italian version, Viridi comments the L on Luigi's cap stands for "lumaca" (an Italian idiom for "slowpoke", literally "snail"), with Pit replying it stands for "Luigi".
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:'''Pit:''' OK, enough about that!
:'''Pit:''' OK, enough about that!


Note: Pit's initial comment is a reference to the sound Pac-Man makes while eating dots, which is commonly associated with the character. Palutena's talk about Pit's wings is an allusion to [[icaruspedia:Magnus and the Dark Lord|Chapter 2]] of ''{{iw|icaruspedia|Kid Icarus: Uprising}}'', in which Palutena speculates on the tastiness of barbecued angel wings while he flies through a lightning storm.
Note: Pit's initial comment is a reference to the sound Pac-Man makes while eating dots, which is commonly associated with the character. Palutena's talk about Pit's wings is an allusion to [[icaruspedia:Magnus and the Dark Lord|Chapter 2]] of ''{{s|icaruspedia|Kid Icarus: Uprising}}'', in which Palutena speculates on the tastiness of barbecued angel wings while he flies through a lightning storm.


Regional differences: In the Japanese version, Pit comments on Pac-Man's similarity to Kirby at the beginning, rather than mimicking his chomping.
Regional differences: In the Japanese version, Pit comments on Pac-Man's similarity to Kirby at the beginning, rather than mimicking his chomping.
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:'''Palutena:''' Good luck, Pit. You're gonna need it. Of course, I won't be giving you any hints during this battle. And no powers or centurions, either!
:'''Palutena:''' Good luck, Pit. You're gonna need it. Of course, I won't be giving you any hints during this battle. And no powers or centurions, either!


Note: Pit saying that he has fought Palutena before references [[icaruspedia:Palutena's Temple (chapter)|Chapter 20]] of ''Kid Icarus: Uprising'', where he is tasked with defeating Palutena after she is possessed by the {{iw|icaruspedia|Chaos Kin}}. The ending of the conversation references not only Pit's Smash Taunt, but also Palutena's role in ''Brawl''; as part of Pit's previous Final Smash, [[Palutena's Army]], Palutena would summon multiple centurions to attack Pit's opponents. However, Pit can still use the Power of Flight despite that being granted by Palutena.
Note: Pit saying that he has fought Palutena before references [[icaruspedia:Palutena's Temple (chapter)|Chapter 20]] of ''Kid Icarus: Uprising'', where he is tasked with defeating Palutena after she is possessed by the {{s|icaruspedia|Chaos Kin}}. The ending of the conversation references not only Pit's Smash Taunt, but also Palutena's role in ''Brawl''; as part of Pit's previous Final Smash, [[Palutena's Army]], Palutena would summon multiple centurions to attack Pit's opponents. Interestingly, Pit can still use the Power of Flight despite that being granted by Palutena.


==={{SSB4|Peach}}===
==={{SSB4|Peach}}===
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Notes:
*Palutena's quip about Chrom taking a nap refers to one of his {{iw|fireemblemwiki|Barracks}} quotes in ''Fire Emblem Awakening'' regarding what he does during his free time.
*Palutena's quip about Chrom taking a nap refers to one of his {{s|fireemblemwiki|Barracks}} quotes in ''Fire Emblem Awakening'' regarding what he does during his free time.
*Contrary to what Palutena says, Chrom actually can learn Aether in ''Awakening'' as part of his basic skill set as a {{iw|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.
**However, Sakurai's remark about Chrom being too similar to Marth isn't entirely false, given that Roy and Marth were clones in ''Melee''.
**However, Sakurai's remark about Chrom being too similar to Marth isn't entirely false, given that Roy and Marth were clones in ''Melee''.


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:'''Palutena:''' And here we have Rosalina.
:'''Palutena:''' And here we have Rosalina.


:'''Viridi:''' Yes, she's the keeper of the {{iw|mariowiki|Comet Observatory}} and mother of the [[Luma]]s.
:'''Viridi:''' Yes, she's the keeper of the {{s|mariowiki|Comet Observatory}} and mother of the [[Luma]]s.


:'''Pit:''' Why is that comfy pillow following her? ...I love pillows!
:'''Pit:''' Why is that comfy pillow following her? ...I love pillows!
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:'''Palutena:''' Lumas will sacrifice everything to protect Rosalina. They might not look like much, but they're powerful enough to send you flying, so be careful.
:'''Palutena:''' Lumas will sacrifice everything to protect Rosalina. They might not look like much, but they're powerful enough to send you flying, so be careful.
 
Regional differences: At the beginning of the Japanese conversation, Palutena calls Rosalina a witch, to which Viridi replies "If Rosalina is a witch, then you or Zelda are also witches!" This references how Rosalina is often referred to as a witch by {{iw|mariowiki|Hint Toad}} within the ''{{iw|mariowiki|Super Mario Galaxy}}'' games. Pit also refers to the Luma directly as a "star child" rather than mistaking it for a pillow, in a reference to the Luma race being called as such on some occasions in the Japanese version of ''Super Mario Galaxy''.
Regional differences: At the beginning of the Japanese conversation, Palutena calls Rosalina a witch, to which Viridi replies "If Rosalina is a witch, then you or Zelda are also witches!" This references how Rosalina is often referred to as a witch by {{s|mariowiki|Hint Toad}} within the ''{{s|mariowiki|Super Mario Galaxy}}'' games. Pit also refers to the Luma directly as a "star child" rather than mistaking it for a pillow, in a reference to the Luma race being called as such on some occasions in the Japanese version of ''Super Mario Galaxy''.


==={{SSB4|Samus}}===
==={{SSB4|Samus}}===
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:'''Palutena:''' Compared to the other fighters, Sheik moves very quickly. Don't get overwhelmed by Sheik's speed, especially one-on-one.
:'''Palutena:''' Compared to the other fighters, Sheik moves very quickly. Don't get overwhelmed by Sheik's speed, especially one-on-one.


Note: Pit and Palutena commenting on Sheik's true identity and Viridi not taking them seriously could be a subtle reference to the legacy of ''Ocarina of Time''. While it is common knowledge in modern times that Sheik is actually Zelda — partially due to their playability in the ''Smash Bros.'' series itself — Sheik's identity is technically one of ''Ocarina of Time''{{'}}s biggest spoilers, revealed late in the game between the second-last and last dungeons.
Note: Pit and Palutena commenting on Sheik's true identity and Viridi not taking them seriously could be a subtle reference to the legacy of ''Ocarina of Time''. While it is common knowledge in modern times that Sheik is actually Zelda — partially due to their playability in the ''Smash Bros.'' series itself — Sheik's identity is technically one of ''Ocarina of Time'''s biggest spoilers, revealed late in the game between the second-last and last dungeons.


==={{SSB4|Shulk}}===
==={{SSB4|Shulk}}===
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:'''Palutena:''' Anyway, the Villager's [[Lloid Rocket]] can do some real damage, so try your best to [[reflection|reflect]] it back.
:'''Palutena:''' Anyway, the Villager's [[Lloid Rocket]] can do some real damage, so try your best to [[reflection|reflect]] it back.


Note: Pit's knowledge of Mr. Resetti may be a reference to his role as an [[Assist Trophy]] in [[Super Smash Bros. Brawl|the previous game]].
Note: Pit's knowledge of Mr. Resetti may be a reference to his role as an [[Assist Trophy]] in [[Super Smash Bros. Brawl|the previous game]].  


Regional differences: In the Japanese version, instead of mentioning Mr. Resetti, Viridi references how the Villager's name is the first one in ''Smash Bros.'' to be written entirely in {{iw|wikipedia|hiragana}}, much to Pit's surprise.
Regional differences: In the Japanese version, instead of mentioning Mr. Resetti, Viridi references how the Villager's name is the first one in ''Smash Bros.'' to be written entirely in {{s|wikipedia|hiragana}}, much to Pit's surprise.


==={{SSB4|Wario}}===
==={{SSB4|Wario}}===
:'''Pit:''' Um, Wario kind of smells.
:'''Pit:''' Um, Wario kind of smells.


:'''Palutena:''' That's to be expected. For his [[Final Smash]], he munches {{iw|mariowiki|Nasty Garlic}} and transforms into his super-antihero alter ego...[[Wario-Man]]!
:'''Palutena:''' That's to be expected. For his [[Final Smash]], he munches {{s|mariowiki|Nasty Garlic}} and transforms into his super-antihero alter ego...[[Wario-Man]]!


:'''Pit:''' Uh... Wario-Man?
:'''Pit:''' Uh... Wario-Man?
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:'''Pit:''' ...This job is really the worst sometimes.
:'''Pit:''' ...This job is really the worst sometimes.


Note: Palutena is referencing Wario's appearance as Wario-Man in ''{{iw|mariowiki|WarioWare: Touched!}}'' — however, Wario-Man's first appearance was actually ''{{iw|mariowiki|WarioWare: Twisted!}}''. ''Twisted!'' was released before ''Touched!'' in Japan, but afterwards internationally. Also, TMI is an abbreviation for "too much information".
Note: Palutena is referencing Wario's appearance as Wario-Man in ''{{s|mariowiki|WarioWare: Touched!}}'' — however, Wario-Man's first appearance was actually ''{{s|mariowiki|WarioWare: Twisted!}}''. ''Twisted!'' was released before ''Touched!'' in Japan, but afterwards internationally. Also, TMI is an abbreviation for "too much information".


==={{SSB4|Wii Fit Trainer}}===
==={{SSB4|Wii Fit Trainer}}===
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:'''Palutena:''' Falchion can become the Exalted Falchion once the Fire Emblem brings out its true form.
:'''Palutena:''' Falchion can become the Exalted Falchion once the Fire Emblem brings out its true form.


:'''Pit:''' If Chrom can fight Marth using a weaker sword, Chrom must be stronger.
:'''Pit:''' If Chrom can fight Marth using a weaker sword, Chrom must be stronger.  


:'''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.
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==={{SSBU|Corrin}}===
==={{SSBU|Corrin}}===
:'''Pit:''' For {{iw|fireemblemwiki|Nohr}}! For {{iw|fireemblemwiki|Hoshido}}! I make my own fate!
:'''Pit:''' For [[fireemblemwiki:Nohr|Nohr]]! For [[fireemblemwiki:Hoshido|Hoshido]]! I make my own fate!


:'''Palutena:''' Sounds like someone finally finished all three paths.
:'''Palutena:''' Sounds like someone finally finished all three paths.
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:'''Pit:''' Princess Peach?
:'''Pit:''' Princess Peach?


:'''Palutena:''' Actually, that's Princess Daisy, princess of {{iw|mariowiki|Sarasaland}}. She was kidnapped by a space alien named {{iw|mariowiki|Tatanga}}, but Mario rescued her.
:'''Palutena:''' Actually, that's Princess Daisy, princess of {{s|mariowiki|Sarasaland}}. She was kidnapped by a space alien named {{s|mariowiki|Tatanga}}, but Mario rescued her.


:'''Pit:''' Right. Kidnapped, then rescued by Mario. Princess Peach!
:'''Pit:''' Right. Kidnapped, then rescued by Mario. Princess Peach!
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:'''Palutena:''' Pit, if you had a symbol, it would be in the shape of an armpit.
:'''Palutena:''' Pit, if you had a symbol, it would be in the shape of an armpit.


Note: Pit mistaking Daisy for Peach may be referencing how Daisy's color palette was an alternate costume for Peach prior to ''Ultimate''. It may also reference how Daisy herself used to more closely resemble Peach in the ''Mario'' series prior to ''{{iw|mariowiki|Mario Party 4}}''.
Note: Pit mistaking Daisy for Peach may be referencing how Daisy's color palette was an alternate costume for Peach prior to ''Ultimate''. It may also reference how Daisy herself used to more closely resemble Peach in the ''Mario'' series prior to ''{{s|mariowiki|Mario Party 4}}''.


Regional differences: In the Japanese version, Pit remarks that Tatanga does not kidnap Daisy as much as Bowser does; he also  becomes jealous of Daisy for having a symbol that is also her name, with Palutena replying that his symbol would be a "pitfall".
Regional differences: In the Japanese version, Pit remarks that Tatanga does not kidnap Daisy as much as Bowser does; he also  becomes jealous of Daisy for having a symbol that is also her name, with Palutena replying that his symbol would be a "pitfall".
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:'''Palutena:''' Is that Dark Samus?!
:'''Palutena:''' Is that Dark Samus?!


:'''Pit:''' You know her?
:'''Pit:''' You know her?  


:'''Palutena:''' She's a being of pure Phazon created after Metroid Prime absorbed DNA from Samus's Phazon Suit.
:'''Palutena:''' She's a being of pure Phazon created after Metroid Prime absorbed DNA from Samus's Phazon Suit.


:'''Pit:''' No wonder she looks like Samus.
:'''Pit:''' No wonder she looks like Samus.  


:'''Viridi:''' Samus's suit and a Metroid combined? There's no way she isn't strong.
:'''Viridi:''' Samus's suit and a Metroid combined? There's no way she isn't strong.
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:'''Pit:''' Ganondorf?! Oh man...
:'''Pit:''' Ganondorf?! Oh man...


:'''Palutena:''' Ganon has taken many forms throughout the ages. This form of Ganondorf is known as the Great King of Evil. He's a Gerudo warlock. The Gerudo are a desert tribe consisting mostly of women, but once every 100 years, a man is born to the Gerudo. Ganondorf is said to be that man.
:'''Palutena:''' Ganon has taken many forms throughout the ages. This form of Ganondorf is known as the Great King of Evil. He's a Gerudo warlock. The Gerudo are a desert tribe consisting mostly of women, but once every 100 years, a man is born to the Gerudo. Ganondorf is said to be that man.  


:'''Viridi:''' Really?! They get one man, and he turns out to be Ganondorf?! Ugh, talk about bad luck.
:'''Viridi:''' Really?! They get one man, and he turns out to be Ganondorf?! Ugh, talk about bad luck.


:'''Palutena:''' Anyway, Ganon gets sealed away. Is resurrected. Rinse and repeat ad infinitum. The end.
:'''Palutena:''' Anyway, Ganon gets sealed away. Is resurrected. Rinse and repeat ad infinitum. The end.  


:'''Pit:''' What?! There's more to it than that!
:'''Pit:''' What?! There's more to it than that!


:'''Viridi:''' Link is said to be a different person in each incarnation, but some people think Ganondorf is the same person born over and over again.
:'''Viridi:''' Link is said to be a different person in each incarnation, but some people think Ganondorf is the same person born over and over again.  


:'''Pit:''' The ultimate evil that can't be killed. No wonder he's called the Calamity.
:'''Pit:''' The ultimate evil that can't be killed. No wonder he's called the Calamity.  


:'''Palutena:''' As a fighter, Ganondorf is an aggressive heavyweight. He hits hard, so if you see him winding up, get out of the way and counterattack.
:'''Palutena:''' As a fighter, Ganondorf is an aggressive heavyweight. He hits hard, so if you see him winding up, get out of the way and counterattack.


Note: Though Ganondorf's appearance in ''Ultimate'' is based on his incarnation in ''Ocarina of Time'', Pit calls him "the Calamity, the ultimate evil that can't be killed". This refers to {{iw|zeldawiki|Calamity Ganon}}, a primal form of Ganondorf which acts as the main antagonistic force in ''{{iw|zeldawiki|The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild}}'', who can only be sealed away with the divine power of the Goddess.
Note: Though Ganondorf's appearance in ''Ultimate'' is based on his incarnation in ''Ocarina of Time'', Pit calls him "the Calamity, the ultimate evil that can't be killed". This refers to {{s|zeldawiki|Calamity Ganon}}, a primal form of Ganondorf which acts as the main antagonistic force in ''{{s|zeldawiki|The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild}}'', who can only be sealed away with the divine power of the Goddess.


==={{SSBU|Ice Climbers}}===
==={{SSBU|Ice Climbers}}===
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:'''Pit:''' Dawn? Radiance?
:'''Pit:''' Dawn? Radiance?


:'''Viridi:''' He's basically either a mercenary or a hero.
:'''Viridi:''' He's basically either a mercenary or a hero.  


:'''Palutena:''' The two versions of Ike may look and sound a bit different, but his strength doesn't change at all.
:'''Palutena:''' The two versions of Ike may look and sound a bit different, but his strength doesn't change at all.
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:'''Palutena:''' I somehow doubt that. Have you seen the way he swings that sword? One blow from that sword can do more damage than two of yours, Pit. Be careful.
:'''Palutena:''' I somehow doubt that. Have you seen the way he swings that sword? One blow from that sword can do more damage than two of yours, Pit. Be careful.


Regional differences: Viridi's reference to Ike as a "mercenary" was "{{iw|fireemblem|ranger|Path of Radiance}}" in the Japanese version, which was Ike's base class in ''Path of Radiance'' ({{iw|fireemblem|Hero}} being Ike's base class in ''Radiant Dawn''). {{iw|fireemblem|Mercenary}} is a similar class in most other ''Fire Emblem'' games that usually promotes to Hero, but does not exist in ''Path of Radiance'' or ''Radiant Dawn''.
Regional differences: Viridi's reference to Ike as a "mercenary" was "[[fireemblem:Ranger (Path of Radiance)|ranger]]" in the Japanese version, which was Ike's base class in ''Path of Radiance'' ([[fireemblem:Hero|Hero]] being Ike's base class in ''Radiant Dawn''). [[fireemblem:Mercenary|Mercenary]] is a similar class in most other ''Fire Emblem'' games that usually promotes to Hero, but does not exist in ''Path of Radiance'' or ''Radiant Dawn''.


==={{SSBU|Incineroar}}===
==={{SSBU|Incineroar}}===
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:'''Viridi:''' Sure, if you wanna be THAT guy. Might as well [[Edgeguarding|edge guard]] while you're at it.
:'''Viridi:''' Sure, if you wanna be THAT guy. Might as well [[Edgeguarding|edge guard]] while you're at it.


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]].
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:'''Palutena:''' Focus, Pit. If an Inkling hits you with an ink attack, you'll take extra damage until the ink evaporates. However, Inklings can't use ink attacks if their Ink Tank is empty. That's the time to strike!
:'''Palutena:''' Focus, Pit. If an Inkling hits you with an ink attack, you'll take extra damage until the ink evaporates. However, Inklings can't use ink attacks if their Ink Tank is empty. That's the time to strike!


Note: "BOOYAH" is one of the {{iw|inkipedia|signal}}s usable by Inklings to call out to teammates, and a popular phrase within the ''Splatoon'' fanbase.
Note: "BOOYAH" is one of the [[inkipedia:signal|signal]]s usable by Inklings to call out to teammates, and a popular phrase within the ''Splatoon'' fanbase.


==={{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.  


:'''Palutena:''' That's Isabelle! She has bells on her head. That's why she Isabelle! Her day job is assistant to [[Villager|the mayor]] of some town. I hear she's the town's hardest worker. She's also cute, courageous, and modest, which is why everyone loves her!
:'''Palutena:''' That's Isabelle! She has bells on her head. That's why she Isabelle! Her day job is assistant to [[Villager|the mayor]] of some town. I hear she's the town's hardest worker. She's also cute, courageous, and modest, which is why everyone loves her!
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:'''Viridi:''' Hmph. She's overrated if you ask me.
:'''Viridi:''' Hmph. She's overrated if you ask me.


:'''Pit:''' No. One. Did. If Isabelle has so much going for her, why is she fighting in Smash?
:'''Pit:''' No. One. Did. If Isabelle has so much going for her, why is she fighting in Smash?  


:'''Palutena:''' Yeah, it seems like a weird choice. Maybe she just wants to get some exercise.
:'''Palutena:''' Yeah, it seems like a weird choice. Maybe she just wants to get some exercise.  


:'''Pit:''' There's gotta be less violent ways to get your blood pumping.
:'''Pit:''' There's gotta be less violent ways to get your blood pumping.  


:'''Palutena:''' She's from the same town as Villager, so their moves are somewhat alike. She's just full of surprises, though. Be extra careful of her [[Fishing Rod]]. She'll reel you in like a fish.
:'''Palutena:''' She's from the same town as Villager, so their moves are somewhat alike. She's just full of surprises, though. Be extra careful of her [[Fishing Rod]]. She'll reel you in like a fish.


Note: When Palutena introduces Isabelle, she says  "'''she Isabelle'''" rather than "'''she's Isabelle'''", making a pun on her name ('she is a Bell'). In Japanese, the joke is instead related to the fact that she is a {{iw|wikipedia|Shih Tzu}}; "{{ja|シーズー犬だから、しずえ。|Shīzū ken dakara, Shizue.}}"
Note: When Palutena introduces Isabelle, she says  "'''she Isabelle'''" rather than "'''she's Isabelle'''", making a pun on her name ('she is a Bell'). In Japanese, the joke is instead related to the fact that she is a {{s|wikipedia|Shih Tzu}}; "{{ja|シーズー犬だから、しずえ。|Shīzū ken dakara, Shizue.}}"


==={{SSBU|Ken}}===
==={{SSBU|Ken}}===
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:'''Pit:''' What?! So Ken is Guile's brother-in-law?!
:'''Pit:''' What?! So Ken is Guile's brother-in-law?!


Note: Contrary to Palutena's statement, Ken has never possessed the Satsui no Hado. She may be referring to his brainwashed transformation known as Violent Ken, which actually uses M. Bison's Psycho Power instead of the Satsui no Hado. However, she may also simply be referring to the energy Ryu and Ken use for their [[Hadoken]] and by Ken to imbue his [[Shoryuken]] and [[Shinryuken]] with flames. This may be a case of direct usage of the Japanese word ''hadō'' (波動), which is also used to describe [[Lucario]]'s [[Aura]] ability and attacks. Ryu and Ken's special moves lack the Aura property, however.
Note: Contrary to Palutena's statement, Ken has never possessed the Satsui no Hado. She may be referring to his brainwashed transformation known as Violent Ken, which actually uses M. Bison's Psycho Power instead of the Satsui no Hado. However, she may also simply be referring to the energy Ryu and Ken use for their [[Hadoken]] and by Ken to imbue his [[Shoryuken]] and [[Shinryuken]] with flames. This may be a case of direct usage of the Japanese word ''hadō'' (波動), which is also used to describe [[Lucario]]'s [[Aura]] ability and attacks. Ryu and Ken's special moves lack the Aura property, however.


==={{SSBU|King K. Rool}}===
==={{SSBU|King K. Rool}}===
:'''Pit:''' Who's this guy? Talk about your super heavyweight!
:'''Pit:''' Who's this guy? Talk about your super heavyweight!


:'''Palutena:''' That's the leader of the {{iw|mariowiki|Kremlings}}, King K. Rool.
:'''Palutena:''' That's the leader of the {{s|mariowiki|Kremlings}}, King K. Rool.


:'''Pit:''' Kremlings?
:'''Pit:''' Kremlings?
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:'''Palutena:''' Back to the fight at hand, some attacks will fail to penetrate King K. Rool's large, leathery belly. You might want to consider incorporating more grabs into your battle strategy.
:'''Palutena:''' Back to the fight at hand, some attacks will fail to penetrate King K. Rool's large, leathery belly. You might want to consider incorporating more grabs into your battle strategy.


Note: According to Leigh Loveday (writer of the ''Donkey Kong Country'' series) on Rareware.com's former "scribes" column, K. Rool's motivation for stealing the banana hoard is either that he wants Donkey Kong to starve to death so that he can occupy his "cosy treehouse pad," or perhaps that he simply likes bananas.<ref>http://web.archive.org/web/20020805184158/rareware.com/the_site/talk_to_us/scribes/aug25_99/aug25_99.html</ref> The latter explanation is supported in the ''Donkey Kong Country'' manual, which states the Kremlings coveted the Bananas for their nutritional value, and contradicted in ''{{iw|mariowiki|DK: Jungle Climber}}'' where K. Rool states that he despises bananas.
Note: According to Leigh Loveday (writer of the ''Donkey Kong Country'' series) on Rareware.com's former "scribes" column, K. Rool's motivation for stealing the banana hoard is either that he wants Donkey Kong to starve to death so that he can occupy his "cosy treehouse pad," or perhaps that he simply likes bananas.<ref>http://web.archive.org/web/20020805184158/rareware.com/the_site/talk_to_us/scribes/aug25_99/aug25_99.html</ref> The latter explanation is supported in the ''Donkey Kong Country'' manual, which states the Kremlings coveted the Bananas for their nutritional value, and contradicted in ''{{s|mariowiki|DK: Jungle Climber}}'' where K. Rool states that he despises bananas.


Regional differences: In the Japanese version, Pit thinks that the tropics sound nice because there are a lot of foods (in the place of his replies that he likes bananas), which leads Viridi to comment on his simple-mindedness.
Regional differences: In the Japanese version, Pit thinks that the tropics sound nice because there are a lot of foods (in the place of his replies that he likes bananas), which leads Viridi to comment on his simple-mindedness.
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:'''Palutena:''' No, Ganondorf is from a different game. You should really do more research before you jump into a fight. If you expect to win, you need to know your opponent's backstory and abilities. Link has a lot of different weapons at his disposal.
:'''Palutena:''' No, Ganondorf is from a different game. You should really do more research before you jump into a fight. If you expect to win, you need to know your opponent's backstory and abilities. Link has a lot of different weapons at his disposal.


Note: "OP" is a common slang word in gaming that means "overpowered". In this case, the Master Sword powers up in the presence of Calamity Ganon in ''Breath of the Wild''. However, Palutena notes that ''Ultimate''{{'}}s Ganondorf is from a different game (''Ocarina of Time''), and thus this mechanic would not work. Regardless, Ganondorf's weakness to the Master Sword is a common story mechanic, and traditionally deals the final blow to Ganondorf throughout the ''Legend of Zelda'' series.
Note: "OP" is a common slang word in gaming that means "overpowered". In this case, the Master Sword powers up in the presence of Calamity Ganon in ''Breath of the Wild''. However, Palutena notes that ''Ultimate'''s Ganondorf is from a different game (''Ocarina of Time''), and thus this mechanic would not work. Regardless, Ganondorf's weakness to the Master Sword is a common story mechanic, and traditionally deals the final blow to Ganondorf throughout the ''Legend of Zelda'' series.


==={{SSBU|Lucas}}===
==={{SSBU|Lucas}}===
:'''Pit:''' Who's the little guy?
:'''Pit:''' Who's the little guy?


:'''Palutena:''' That's Lucas. He's from {{iw|wikibound|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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:'''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 {{iw|mariowiki|Fire Piranha Plant}}s, {{iw|mariowiki|Ptooie}}s, {{iw|mariowiki|Nipper Plant}}s, {{iw|mariowiki|Nipper Spore}}s, {{iw|mariowiki|Muncher}}s, [[mariowiki:Jumping Piranha Plant|Jumping Piranhas]], {{iw|mariowiki|Wild Ptooie Piranha}}s, {{iw|mariowiki|Propeller Piranha}}s, {{iw|mariowiki|Naval Piranha}}s, [[mariowiki:Chewy|Chewies]], {{iw|mariowiki|Megasmilax}}, {{iw|mariowiki|Piranha Pest}}s, {{iw|mariowiki|Piranha Sprout}}s, {{iw|mariowiki|Frost Piranha}}s, {{iw|mariowiki|Putrid Piranha}}s, {{iw|mariowiki|Proto Piranha}}s, {{iw|mariowiki|Piranhabon}}s, {{iw|mariowiki|Piranha Bean}}s, {{iw|mariowiki|Mom Piranha}}s, {{iw|mariowiki|Small Piranha}}s, {{iw|mariowiki|Elasto-Piranha}}s, {{iw|mariowiki|Piranha Planet}}s, {{iw|mariowiki|Bungee Piranha}}s, {{iw|mariowiki|Big Bungee Piranha}}s, [[mariowiki:Polterpiranha|Ghost]]s, {{iw|mariowiki|Nipper Dandelion}}s, [[mariowiki:Spiny Piranha Plant|Spiny Piranha]]s, {{iw|mariowiki|Dino Piranha}}s, [[mariowiki:Fire Stalking Piranha Plant|Fire Stalking Piranha]]s, {{iw|mariowiki|Piranha Plorp}}s, [[mariowiki:River Piranha Plant|River Piranha]]s, [[mariowiki:Big Piranha Plant|Big Piranha]]s, [[mariowiki:Stalking Piranha Plant|Stalking Piranhas]], {{iw|mariowiki|Big Fire Piranha}}s, [[mariowiki:Prickly Piranha Plant|Prickly Piranhas]], {{iw|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]], {{iw|mariowiki|Piranha Pod}}s, {{iw|mariowiki|Piranha Creeper}}s, {{iw|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]], {{iw|mariowiki|Paper Petey Piranha}}, {{iw|mariowiki|Petea Piranha}}-
:'''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 (Pit of 100 Trials)|a powerful Piranha Plant variant]] from ''{{iw|mariowiki|Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door}}'' (Killer Pakkun) and {{iw|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).
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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:'''Viridi:''' Anyway, commanding three Pokémon is really tricky. Pay attention to the trainer's patterns and tendencies, and find a way to exploit them.
:'''Viridi:''' Anyway, commanding three Pokémon is really tricky. Pay attention to the trainer's patterns and tendencies, and find a way to exploit them.


Note: Pit calling the Pokémon Trainer a "{{iw|bulbapedia|twerp}}" is most likely a reference to how [[bulbapedia:Team Rocket trio|Team Rocket]] refers to [[bulbapedia:Ash Ketchum|Ash]] and his friends in the [[bulbapedia:Pokémon_anime|''Pokémon'' anime]]. Palutena's somewhat morbid reference to the Pokémon playing together at a "{{iw|wiktionary|farm upstate}}" is a common phrase used to delicately tell children that their animal has passed away or had to be put down. On a lighter note, the "farm" Palutena mentions could be instead referring to ''{{iw|bulbapedia|My Pokémon Ranch}}'', or even the {{iw|bulbapedia|Poké Pelago}}, although the pelago is not really a "farm". "PikaPit" is a reference to the ability to name captured Pokémon.
Note: Pit calling the Pokémon Trainer a "{{s|bulbapedia|twerp}}" is most likely a reference to how [[bulbapedia:Team Rocket trio|Team Rocket]] refers to [[bulbapedia:Ash Ketchum|Ash]] and his friends in the [[bulbapedia:Pokémon_anime|''Pokémon'' anime]]. Palutena's somewhat morbid reference to the Pokémon playing together at a "{{iw|wiktionary|farm upstate}}" is a common phrase used to delicately tell children that their animal has passed away or had to be put down. On a lighter note, the "farm" Palutena mentions could be instead referring to ''[[bulbapedia:My Pokémon Ranch|My Pokémon Ranch]]'', or even the [[bulbapedia:Poké Pelago|Poké Pelago]], although the pelago is not really a "farm". "PikaPit" is a reference to the ability to name captured Pokémon.


===={{SSBU|Squirtle}}====
===={{SSBU|Squirtle}}====
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:'''Palutena:''' Squirtle is one of the first Pokémon you can get! And this time around, Squirtle has more water moves in its arsenal.
:'''Palutena:''' Squirtle is one of the first Pokémon you can get! And this time around, Squirtle has more water moves in its arsenal.


:'''Pit:''' Getting a little wet doesn't bother me!
:'''Pit:''' Getting a little wet doesn't bother me!  


:'''Palutena:''' Don't underestimate water, Pit. With enough force and precision, it becomes a blade that can cut through anything.
:'''Palutena:''' Don't underestimate water, Pit. With enough force and precision, it becomes a blade that can cut through anything.
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:'''[[Alucard]]:''' Pardon the interruption.
:'''[[Alucard]]:''' Pardon the interruption.


:'''Pit:''' GAH! Don't sneak up on us like that!
:'''Pit:''' GAH! Don't sneak up on us like that!  


:'''Palutena:''' Ahh, Alucard. Hello! Pit, meet Alucard. He's the son of Count [[Dracula]].
:'''Palutena:''' Ahh, Alucard. Hello! Pit, meet Alucard. He's the son of Count [[Dracula]].
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:'''Pit:''' That's messed up!
:'''Pit:''' That's messed up!


:'''Palutena:''' Samus and Ridley first fought in the depths of [[Norfair]] on [[Planet Zebes]]. They crossed paths again when Ridley stole the Baby Metroid. [[Meta Ridley]] was made through genetic engineering and cybernetic enhancements. Omega Ridley is the one infused with Phazon... Neo-Ridley was born when an X parasite absorbed Ridley's genes. And yet another Ridley was created by cloning cells found on Samus's suit!
:'''Palutena:''' Samus and Ridley first fought in the depths of [[Norfair]] on [[Planet Zebes]]. They crossed paths again when Ridley stole the Baby Metroid. [[Meta Ridley]] was made through genetic engineering and cybernetic enhancements. Omega Ridley is the one infused with Phazon... Neo-Ridley was born when an X parasite absorbed Ridley's genes. And yet another Ridley was created by cloning cells found on Samus's suit!  


:'''Pit:''' You sure know a lot about Ridley. And none of it is about how to fight him!
:'''Pit:''' You sure know a lot about Ridley. And none of it is about how to fight him!  


:'''Viridi:''' There's also a robot version of Ridley. He built it himself which officially makes him a narcissist.
:'''Viridi:''' There's also a robot version of Ridley. He built it himself which officially makes him a narcissist.  


:'''Pit:''' Is that canon?
:'''Pit:''' Is that canon?
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:'''Palutena:''' So is Ridley. Mind the sharp barb on his tail.
:'''Palutena:''' So is Ridley. Mind the sharp barb on his tail.


Note: Pit's declaration of "Ridley confirmed!" may be a nod to Ridley's consistent popularity as a potential fighter since the first ''Smash Bros.'' Pit saying "Is that canon?" may be referring to the fact that Viridi's information (Ridley building Mecha Ridley) has been previously mentioned only in obscure online supplemental materials for ''Metroid: Zero Mission'';<ref>http://metroid.jp/metroid_version2/development/faq2.html#stage02</ref> alternatively, he may be questioning Viridi's claim that Ridley is "officially [...] a narcissist". Finally, Proteus Ridley, a version of Ridley where he was regenerating his organics during his Meta Ridley form, is the only incarnation of Ridley not mentioned in the conversation.
Note: Pit's declaration of "Ridley confirmed!" may be a nod to Ridley's consistent popularity as a potential fighter since the first ''Smash Bros.'' Pit saying "Is that canon?" may be referring to the fact that Viridi's information (Ridley building Mecha Ridley) has been previously mentioned only in obscure online supplemental materials for ''Metroid: Zero Mission''<ref>http://metroid.jp/metroid_version2/development/faq2.html#stage02</ref>; alternatively, he may be questioning Viridi's claim that Ridley is "officially [...] a narcissist". Finally, Proteus Ridley, a version of Ridley where he was regenerating his organics during his Meta Ridley form, is the only incarnation of Ridley not mentioned in the conversation.


Regional differences: In the Japanese version, Pit does not recognize Ridley, instead saying "There's an alien here that looks like a demon!" at the beginning.
Regional differences: In the Japanese version, Pit does not recognize Ridley, instead saying "There's an alien here that looks like a demon!" at the beginning.
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:'''Palutena:''' Probably, but losing the Levin Sword puts Robin at a major disadvantage, so do your best to capitalize.
:'''Palutena:''' Probably, but losing the Levin Sword puts Robin at a major disadvantage, so do your best to capitalize.


Regional difference: In the Japanese version, Pit mentions how Robin is possessed by {{iw|fireemblem|Grima}} during the events of ''Fire Emblem Awakening'' in place of "And his...tactical...person?"
Regional difference: In the Japanese version, Pit mentions how Robin is possessed by {{s|fireemblem|Grima}} during the events of ''Fire Emblem Awakening'' in place of "And his...tactical...person?"


==={{SSBU|Roy}}===
==={{SSBU|Roy}}===
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:'''Pit:''' It's {{rollover|Ryu|Ree-you|y}}! Or is it {{rollover|Ryu|Rye-you|y}}?
:'''Pit:''' It's {{rollover|Ryu|Ree-you|y}}! Or is it {{rollover|Ryu|Rye-you|y}}?


:'''Palutena:''' Ryu may be the world's most well-known fighter! He's faced off against all kinds of competitors over the years.
:'''Palutena:''' Ryu may be the world's most well-known fighter! He's faced off against all kinds of competitors over the years.  


:'''Viridi:''' Cyborgs, androids, mutants, giant monsters, super heroes, aliens, and demons to name a few.
:'''Viridi:''' Cyborgs, androids, mutants, giant monsters, super heroes, aliens, and demons to name a few.
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*Pit's confusion regarding how to say Ryu's name refers to a similar inconsistency with its official pronunciation in older ''Street Fighter'' media; the announcer and Palutena both use the first pronunciation.
*Pit's confusion regarding how to say Ryu's name refers to a similar inconsistency with its official pronunciation in older ''Street Fighter'' media; the announcer and Palutena both use the first pronunciation.
*Pit saying "SURE YOU CAN!" is wordplay on Ryu's up special move, [[Shoryuken]].
*Pit saying "SURE YOU CAN!" is wordplay on Ryu's up special move, [[Shoryuken]].
*Viridi's mention of the opponents Ryu has faced are in reference to the ''"Versus"'' series of crossover fighting games by [[Capcom]], notable for including characters from many of Capcom's games alongside characters from the {{iw|wikipedia|Marvel Comics}} universe. These games features such opponents as Cyber-Akuma (''{{iw|wikipedia|Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter}}''),  [[Mega Man]] (''{{iw|wikipedia|Marvel vs. Capcom: Clash of Super Heroes}}''), [[List of SSB4 trophies (Mega Man series)#Roll|Roll]], [[MegaMan Volnutt]] (''{{iw|wikipedia|Tatsunoko vs. Capcom: Ultimate All-Stars}}''), [[Zero (Mega Man)|Zero]] (''{{iw|wikipedia|Marvel vs. Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds}}''), the {{iw|wikipedia|X-Men}} (''{{iw|wikipedia|X-Men vs. Street Fighter}}''), {{iw|wikipedia|Onslaught|comics}}, Abyss (''{{iw|wikipedia|Marvel vs. Capcom 2: New Age of Heroes}}''), {{iw|wikipedia|Galactus}}, the {{iw|wikipedia|Avengers|comics}}, the {{iw|wikipedia|Science Ninja Team}}, {{iw|wikipedia|Super Skrull}}, {{iw|wikipedia|Shuma-Gorath}}, {{iw|wikipedia|Blackheart}}, and characters from Capcom's ''{{iw|wikipedia|Ghosts 'n Goblins}}'' and ''{{iw|wikipedia|Darkstalkers}}'' series, although in the ''Street Fighter'' series there have also been androids (such as Twelve and Seth), mutants (such as Blanka and Necro), superheroes (namely, Skullomania), and possibly cyborgs (Abel and Q). Ryu has also faced androids and cyborgs in ''{{iw|wikipedia|Street Fighter X Tekken}}'' (Alisa Bosconovitch and Jack-X, plus Bryan Fury and Yoshimitsu, respectively) and aliens in ''{{iw|wikipedia|SNK vs. Capcom: SVC Chaos}}'' (Mars People from [[SNK]]'s ''[[List of minor third-party universes#Metal Slug|Metal Slug]]'' series).
*Viridi's mention of the opponents Ryu has faced are in reference to the ''"Versus"'' series of crossover fighting games by [[Capcom]], notable for including characters from many of Capcom's games alongside characters from the {{s|wikipedia|Marvel Comics}} universe. These games features such opponents as Cyber-Akuma (''{{s|wikipedia|Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter}}''),  [[Mega Man]] (''{{s|wikipedia|Marvel vs. Capcom: Clash of Super Heroes}}''), [[List of SSB4 trophies (Mega Man series)#Roll|Roll]], [[MegaMan Volnutt]] (''{{s|wikipedia|Tatsunoko vs. Capcom: Ultimate All-Stars}}''), [[Zero (Mega Man)|Zero]] (''{{s|wikipedia|Marvel vs. Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds}}''), the {{s|wikipedia|X-Men}} (''{{s|wikipedia|X-Men vs. Street Fighter}}''), {{iw|wikipedia|Onslaught|comics}}, Abyss (''{{s|wikipedia|Marvel vs. Capcom 2: New Age of Heroes}}''), {{s|wikipedia|Galactus}}, the {{iw|wikipedia|Avengers|comics}}, the {{s|wikipedia|Science Ninja Team}}, {{s|wikipedia|Super Skrull}}, {{s|wikipedia|Shuma-Gorath}}, {{s|wikipedia|Blackheart}}, and characters from Capcom's ''{{s|wikipedia|Ghosts 'n Goblins}}'' and ''{{s|wikipedia|Darkstalkers}}'' series, although in the ''Street Fighter'' series there have also been androids (such as Twelve and Seth), mutants (such as Blanka and Necro), superheroes (namely, Skullomania), and possibly cyborgs (Abel and Q). Ryu has also faced androids and cyborgs in ''{{s|wikipedia|Street Fighter X Tekken}}'' (Alisa Bosconovitch and Jack-X, plus Bryan Fury and Yoshimitsu, respectively) and aliens in ''{{s|wikipedia|SNK vs. Capcom: SVC Chaos}}'' (Mars People from [[SNK]]'s ''[[List of minor third-party universes#Metal Slug|Metal Slug]]'' series).


==={{SSBU|Sheik}}===
==={{SSBU|Sheik}}===
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:'''Pit:''' Yeah, we hit the scene around the same time.
:'''Pit:''' Yeah, we hit the scene around the same time.


:'''Palutena:''' The legacy of the vampire-hunting Belmont clan is very interesting.
:'''Palutena:''' The legacy of the vampire-hunting Belmont clan is very interesting.  


:'''Pit:''' How long have they been hunting vampires?
:'''Pit:''' How long have they been hunting vampires?
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:'''Palutena:''' Getting back to the point, be careful of Simon's long-range attacks. The weapons he uses may seem simple, but they don't pull any punches.
:'''Palutena:''' Getting back to the point, be careful of Simon's long-range attacks. The weapons he uses may seem simple, but they don't pull any punches.


Note: Pit recognizing Simon Belmont is a possible reference to how both of them were main characters in the promotional cartoon series ''{{iw|mariowiki|Captain N: The Game Master}}'' and his explanation of "hitting the scene around the same time" refers to how both series debuted in 1986. Additionally, Pit's math is wrong — 1094 to 1999 AD is only 905 years, not a thousand (though Pit making such a mistake is still within character).
Note: Pit recognizing Simon Belmont is a possible reference to how both of them were main characters in the promotional cartoon series ''{{s|mariowiki|Captain N: The Game Master}}'' and his explanation of "hitting the scene around the same time" refers to how both series debuted in 1986. Additionally, Pit's math is wrong — 1094 to 1999 AD is only 905 years, not a thousand (though Pit making such a mistake is still within character).


==={{SSBU|Snake}}===
==={{SSBU|Snake}}===
:'''Pit:''' Snake?!
:'''Pit:''' Snake?!  


:'''Palutena:''' The Legendary Mercenary himself.
:'''Palutena:''' The Legendary Mercenary himself.
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:'''Palutena:''' Snake is fully loaded with explosives and firearms. Don't get blown up.
:'''Palutena:''' Snake is fully loaded with explosives and firearms. Don't get blown up.


:'''Pit:''' I bet if I put some bombs on the end of my arrows, they'd be more powerful.
:'''Pit:''' I bet if I put some bombs on the end of my arrows, they'd be more powerful.  


:'''Viridi:''' Very original, Pit.
:'''Viridi:''' Very original, Pit.
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:'''Palutena:''' You can't attach bombs to Arrows of Light since they aren't actual arrows.
:'''Palutena:''' You can't attach bombs to Arrows of Light since they aren't actual arrows.


:'''Pit:''' OK, then let's bust out the {{iw|icaruspedia|cannon}}s!
:'''Pit:''' OK, then let's bust out the {{s|icaruspedia|cannon}}s!


:'''Viridi:''' Leave the bombs and guns to Snake. You focus on what you do best. Whatever that is.
:'''Viridi:''' Leave the bombs and guns to Snake. You focus on what you do best. Whatever that is.


Note: Pit saying they should "bust out the cannons" is likely a reference to the {{iw|icaruspedia|Cannon}} weapon class from ''Kid Icarus: Uprising''. He also comments on how he "never thought [he'd] get a chance to fight [Snake] again", referencing how both Pit and Snake debuted in ''Brawl'', but Snake was cut from ''Smash 4''. Also, Pit's contemplation about adding bombs to his arrows references the {{iw|zeldawiki|Bomb Arrow}}s featured in several ''The Legend of Zelda'' games, hence Viridi's sarcastic reply.
Note: Pit saying they should “bust out the cannons” is likely a reference to the {{s|icaruspedia|Cannon}} weapon class from ''Kid Icarus: Uprising''. He also comments on how he "never thought [he'd] get a chance to fight [Snake] again", referencing how both Pit and Snake debuted in ''Brawl'', but Snake was cut from ''Smash 4''. Also, Pit's contemplation about adding bombs to his arrows references the {{s|zeldawiki|Bomb Arrow}}s featured in several ''The Legend of Zelda'' games, hence Viridi's sarcastic reply.


==={{SSBU|Wario}}===
==={{SSBU|Wario}}===
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:'''Palutena:''' I'm only telling you this for your own good. He's a ticking time bomb. Watch out for his sudden farts. And all farts in general. They're gross AND dangerous.
:'''Palutena:''' I'm only telling you this for your own good. He's a ticking time bomb. Watch out for his sudden farts. And all farts in general. They're gross AND dangerous.


:'''Pit:''' ...This job is really the worst sometimes.
:'''Pit:''' ...This job is really the worst sometimes.  


Note: The conversation is largely unchanged from ''for Wii U'', but the first "Nasty Garlic" has been changed to simply "garlic" to correct a minor mistake; in his Final Smash, Wario eats a regular piece of garlic, not Nasty Garlic. This correction is for consistency with the Japanese version of the conversation, which identifies the Nasty Garlic as a {{iw|wikipedia|mandrake}}, as well as the Final Smash's [[List of SSBB trophies (WarioWare series)#Wario-Man|trophy descriptions in ''Brawl'']] and [[List of SSB4 trophies (WarioWare series)#Wario-Man|''for Wii U'']].
Note: The conversation is largely unchanged from ''for Wii U'', but the first "Nasty Garlic" has been changed to simply "garlic" to correct a minor mistake; in his Final Smash, Wario eats a regular piece of garlic, not Nasty Garlic. This correction is for consistency with the Japanese version of the conversation, which identifies the Nasty Garlic as a {{s|wikipedia|mandrake}}, as well as the Final Smash's [[List of SSBB trophies (WarioWare series)#Wario-Man|trophy descriptions in ''Brawl'']] and [[List of SSB4 trophies (WarioWare series)#Wario-Man|''for Wii U'']].


==={{SSBU|Wolf}}===
==={{SSBU|Wolf}}===
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:'''Pit:''' Mercenaries will do anything for money...
:'''Pit:''' Mercenaries will do anything for money...


:'''Palutena:''' Generally speaking. Although, Star Fox is also technically a mercenary group, but they would never aid someone as evil as Andross.
:'''Palutena:''' Generally speaking. Although, Star Fox is also technically a mercenary group, but they would never aid someone as evil as Andross.  


:'''Viridi:''' Wolf may be Fox's nemesis, but there's also a mutual respect between them. They even fought on the same side at one point.
:'''Viridi:''' Wolf may be Fox's nemesis, but there's also a mutual respect between them. They even fought on the same side at one point.
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:'''Palutena:''' Breathe, Pit! Focus on Young Link's short reach. He may be fast, but try to outrange him and anticipate his movements.
:'''Palutena:''' Breathe, Pit! Focus on Young Link's short reach. He may be fast, but try to outrange him and anticipate his movements.


Note: Palutena's mention of parallel worlds caused by the Hero of Time refers to how ''Ocarina of Time'' splits into three branches in the {{iw|zeldawiki|Zelda Timeline}} based on if Ganondorf's goal in the Era of Time were to succeed, was prevented, or if he got sealed away.
Note: Palutena's mention of parallel worlds caused by the Hero of Time refers to how ''Ocarina of Time'' splits into three branches in the {{s|zeldawiki|Zelda Timeline}} based on if Ganondorf's goal in the Era of Time were to succeed, was prevented, or if he got sealed away.


==={{SSBU|Zelda}}===
==={{SSBU|Zelda}}===
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Note: The way Viridi calls out Pit's name is similar to how Zelda calls Link's name when talking to him telepathically in ''A Link to the Past'' and ''Breath of the Wild''.
Note: The way Viridi calls out Pit's name is similar to how Zelda calls Link's name when talking to him telepathically in ''A Link to the Past'' and ''Breath of the Wild''.


Regional differences: Viridi's lines are slightly different in the Japanese version, saying "Link... Link... Go buy me a {{iw|wikipedia|melonpan}}," and "Link... Link... Make me [[wikipedia:Tamago kake gohan|rice with eggs]]," respectively. Pit's response is simple annoyance rather than mistaking her for Zelda.
Regional differences: Viridi's lines are slightly different in the Japanese version, saying "Link... Link... Go buy me a {{s|wikipedia|melonpan}}," and "Link... Link... Make me [[wikipedia:Tamago kake gohan|rice with eggs]]," respectively. Pit's response is simple annoyance rather than mistaking her for Zelda.


==Downloadable fighters==
==Downloadable fighters==
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==Gallery==
==Gallery==
===Smash Taunt portraits===
===Smash Taunt Portraits===
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*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 ''{{iw|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".
**In the German version, he states it stands for "Leider nur Zweiter", which means "unfortunately only second".
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