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This Event Match requires the player, with only 2 stock, to defeat five Mario-verse characters in succession. After defeating an opponent, you're instantly taken to the next stage with a fresh opponent, and the player's damage is carried over. | '''Event Match 10: [[All-Star Match]] 1''' is the tenth event of the 51 [[Event Matches]] in the [[Event Mode]] of [[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]. This Event Match requires the player, with only 2 stock, to defeat five Mario-verse characters in succession. After defeating an opponent, you're instantly taken to the next stage with a fresh opponent, and the player's damage is carried over. | ||
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Revision as of 10:49, February 8, 2007
Event Match 10: All-Star Match 1 is the tenth event of the 51 Event Matches in the Event Mode of Super Smash Bros. Melee. This Event Match requires the player, with only 2 stock, to defeat five Mario-verse characters in succession. After defeating an opponent, you're instantly taken to the next stage with a fresh opponent, and the player's damage is carried over.
