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If the player is using Yoshi, then the members of the team that match the player's color will be given a light colored tint; similar to the method of distinguishing two players of the same character on the same [[team battle|team]]. | If the player is using Yoshi, then the members of the team that match the player's color will be given a light colored tint; similar to the method of distinguishing two players of the same character on the same [[team battle|team]]. | ||
The Yoshi team also boasts two unique [[Alternate costume (SSB)|alternate costumes]], blue (not to be confused with the light blue costume) and pink. Blue Yoshi and Pink Yoshi though are only playable on Stage 2: Yoshi Team (playable as an opponent character and CPU). But Yoshi's alternate costumes are | The Yoshi team also boasts two unique [[Alternate costume (SSB)|alternate costumes]], dark blue (not to be confused with the light blue costume) and pink. Dark Blue Yoshi and Pink Yoshi though are only playable on Stage 2: Yoshi Team (playable as an opponent character and CPU). But Yoshi's alternate costumes are green (default), red, light blue, and yellow. The Light Blue Yoshi is used when Yoshi is on the blue team in [[Team Battle]]s. | ||
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In ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'', the fifth Co-Op Event Match is {{s|Co-Op Event 5| The Yoshi Team of 50}}. The largest Yoshi Team thus far is even easier to KO than its predecessors, but on higher difficulties, the significantly reduced time alloted - combined with ''Brawl'''s relatively slow loading times - can make them quite challenging. There is also a mini-team of 6 Yoshis in [[Event 11: Yoshi's Rainbow]], which must be KO'd in a colored order similarly to the Yoshi Rainbow bonus. | In ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'', the fifth Co-Op Event Match is {{s|Co-Op Event 5| The Yoshi Team of 50}}. The largest Yoshi Team thus far is even easier to KO than its predecessors, but on higher difficulties, the significantly reduced time alloted - combined with ''Brawl'''s relatively slow loading times - can make them quite challenging. There is also a mini-team of 6 Yoshis in [[Event 11: Yoshi's Rainbow]], which must be KO'd in a colored order similarly to the Yoshi Rainbow bonus. | ||
Outside of Event 11: Yoshi's Rainbow and Co-Op Event 5: The Yoshi Team of 50, the Yoshi Team along with [[Giant DK]], do not appear as opponents in ''Brawl'''s {{SSBB|Classic Mode}}; despite their frequent appearances in 1 player modes from ''Super Smash Bros.'' and ''Melee''. | Outside of Event 11: Yoshi's Rainbow and Co-Op Event 5: The Yoshi Team of 50, the Yoshi Team along with [[Giant DK]], do not appear as opponents in ''Brawl'''s {{SSBB|Classic Mode}}; despite their frequent appearances in 1 player modes from ''Super Smash Bros.'' (for both [[N64]] and [[VC]] for [[Wii]]) and ''Melee''. | ||
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Revision as of 16:08, August 22, 2019
The Yoshi Team is a group of variously-colored Yoshis that appears in some way in four of the five Super Smash Bros. games. Generally, the Yoshi Team appears in groups of two or three, with each member having below-average strength, particularly in lower difficulty levels.
In the Super Smash Bros. series
Super Smash Bros.
In Super Smash Bros., the Yoshi Team is made up of 18 multi-colored Yoshis. They are the second opponent(s) the player faces in the 1P Game after Link. The Yoshis rarely attack, are very weak, and will get sent flying from almost any attack. They tend to jump in random directions, often off the edge. KOing them in the order they appear yields the Yoshi Rainbow bonus.
If the player is using Yoshi, then the members of the team that match the player's color will be given a light colored tint; similar to the method of distinguishing two players of the same character on the same team.
The Yoshi team also boasts two unique alternate costumes, dark blue (not to be confused with the light blue costume) and pink. Dark Blue Yoshi and Pink Yoshi though are only playable on Stage 2: Yoshi Team (playable as an opponent character and CPU). But Yoshi's alternate costumes are green (default), red, light blue, and yellow. The Light Blue Yoshi is used when Yoshi is on the blue team in Team Battles.
Super Smash Bros. Melee
In Super Smash Bros. Melee, the Yoshi Team reappears in Adventure Mode, about halfway through the Mushroom Kingdom stage. There are only 10 Yoshis in the team this time but act mostly the same. However on Classic Mode, the Yoshi Team is not a multi-character opponent on Stage 8. It does not return on Classic Mode in Melee (despite its frequent appearance on 1P Game in Super Smash Bros.).
A complement of 30 Yoshis appear in The Yoshi Herd, SSBM's 24th Event Match, with the final one being a giant.
Super Smash Bros. Brawl
In Super Smash Bros. Brawl, the fifth Co-Op Event Match is The Yoshi Team of 50. The largest Yoshi Team thus far is even easier to KO than its predecessors, but on higher difficulties, the significantly reduced time alloted - combined with Brawl's relatively slow loading times - can make them quite challenging. There is also a mini-team of 6 Yoshis in Event 11: Yoshi's Rainbow, which must be KO'd in a colored order similarly to the Yoshi Rainbow bonus.
Outside of Event 11: Yoshi's Rainbow and Co-Op Event 5: The Yoshi Team of 50, the Yoshi Team along with Giant DK, do not appear as opponents in Brawl's Classic Mode; despite their frequent appearances in 1 player modes from Super Smash Bros. (for both N64 and VC for Wii) and Melee.
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
In Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, although only being limited to five whereas not every alternate Yoshi is fought, the Yoshi Team appears in Round 2 of Marth's Classic Mode route given Yoshi's draconic characteristics. A trio of Yoshis appear in Dr. Mario's Classic Mode route as well, mainly in reference to the three viruses Dr. Mario often defeats with megavitamins.
