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:'''Snake:''' Hmm. Edible ammunition, huh... Times sure have changed. | :'''Snake:''' Hmm. Edible ammunition, huh... Times sure have changed. | ||
Note: | Note: Otacon's line about edible peanuts is only true in ''Brawl'', as Peanut Popgun no longer drops edible peanuts starting with ''Smash 4''. | ||
===[[Donkey Kong]]=== | ===[[Donkey Kong]]=== | ||
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:'''Snake:''' Yeah, I've got the same feeling... | :'''Snake:''' Yeah, I've got the same feeling... | ||
Note: In ''Ultimate'', this codec will not activate if Ike is in his ''Radiant Dawn'' costumes. While this may be because Ike's ''Path of Radiance'' design was the only one available in ''Brawl'', it is nonetheless unusual given that | Note: In ''Ultimate'', this codec will not activate if Ike is in his ''Radiant Dawn'' costumes. While this may be because Ike's ''Path of Radiance'' design was the only one available in ''Brawl'', it is nonetheless unusual given that Alph and the female Pokémon Trainer can still activate codecs meant for Olimar and the male trainer. | ||
===[[Jigglypuff]]=== | ===[[Jigglypuff]]=== | ||
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Note: Snake's comment about the marshmallow is a semi-accurate translation of the original comment in Japanese, in which he compares Jigglypuff to a dessert because Jigglypuff's Japanese name is "Purin," which is also the Japanese word for "pudding." Colonel also breaks the {{s|wikipedia|fourth wall}}, mentioning ''Brawl'' by name. | Note: Snake's comment about the marshmallow is a semi-accurate translation of the original comment in Japanese, in which he compares Jigglypuff to a dessert because Jigglypuff's Japanese name is "Purin," which is also the Japanese word for "pudding." Colonel also breaks the {{s|wikipedia|fourth wall}}, mentioning ''Brawl'' by name. | ||
In ''Ultimate'', this codec remains unchanged, which causes the Colonel to still refer to the game as ''Brawl''. | In ''Ultimate'', this codec remains unchanged, which causes the Colonel to still refer to the game as ''Brawl'' like Sonic's codec. | ||
===[[King Dedede]]=== | ===[[King Dedede]]=== | ||
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:'''Mei Ling:''' Well, come back in one piece, and I'll teach you all the Chinese proverbs you can handle. | :'''Mei Ling:''' Well, come back in one piece, and I'll teach you all the Chinese proverbs you can handle. | ||
Note: While Lucario is often referred to as an "it" in ''Super Smash Bros. Brawl'', Snake and Mei Ling use the word "he." This is possibly because this Lucario is the same Lucario as the one featured in [[bulbapedia:M08|the eighth Pokémon movie]], which is referred to as a male. Also, | Note: While Lucario is often referred to as an "it" in ''Super Smash Bros. Brawl'', Snake and Mei Ling use the word "he." This is possibly because this Lucario is the same Lucario as the one featured in [[bulbapedia:M08|the eighth Pokémon movie]], which is referred to as a male. Also, Lucario has a 7:1 male-female ratio, which carries over from it's pre evo Riolu. In the Japanese version, Snake and Mei Ling use gender-neutral terms, which are more common in Japanese grammar and conversation. | ||
===[[Lucas]]=== | ===[[Lucas]]=== | ||
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Note: Mei Ling saying that the {{b|Pikmin|species}} "carry, fight, multiply...and get eaten" is a reference to the lyrics of the song used to advertise ''Pikmin'' in Japan, ''{{SSBBMusicLink|Pikmin|Ai no Uta}}'', which also features in ''Brawl''. | Note: Mei Ling saying that the {{b|Pikmin|species}} "carry, fight, multiply...and get eaten" is a reference to the lyrics of the song used to advertise ''Pikmin'' in Japan, ''{{SSBBMusicLink|Pikmin|Ai no Uta}}'', which also features in ''Brawl''. | ||
In ''Ultimate'', Mei Ling still refers to Olimar even if | In ''Ultimate'', Mei Ling still refers to Olimar even if Snake is fighting [[Alph]]. | ||
===[[Peach]]=== | ===[[Peach]]=== | ||
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Note: Snake's disbelief in magic is a bit unusual, because the ''Metal Gear Solid'' series has two infamous characters (Psycho Mantis, a legitimate psychic from ''Metal Gear Solid'', and The Sorrow, a medium from ''Metal Gear Solid 3'' who was in fact already dead at the time the game was set and is encountered as a legitimate ghost) who have abilities that defy all forms of conventional science, even with the advances of nanomachines and genetics in the ''Metal Gear'' universe. | Note: Snake's disbelief in magic is a bit unusual, because the ''Metal Gear Solid'' series has two infamous characters (Psycho Mantis, a legitimate psychic from ''Metal Gear Solid'', and The Sorrow, a medium from ''Metal Gear Solid 3'' who was in fact already dead at the time the game was set and is encountered as a legitimate ghost) who have abilities that defy all forms of conventional science, even with the advances of nanomachines and genetics in the ''Metal Gear'' universe. | ||
In ''Ultimate'', Mei Ling still treats as though Zelda [[transform]]ed into Sheik even though both characters were split up starting with ''Smash 4''. | |||
===[[Snake]]=== | ===[[Snake]]=== | ||
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Note: In the ''Metal Gear Solid'' series, the "Les Enfants Terribles" is a cloning project that created [[Solid Snake]] as well as his "brothers" (Liquid Snake and Solidus Snake). They are all created from the DNA from their "father," Big Boss (in addition, the younger version of Big Boss almost looks like Solid Snake, insofar as Snake's appearance in ''Brawl'' being patterned after Naked Snake's in ''Snake Eater''). | Note: In the ''Metal Gear Solid'' series, the "Les Enfants Terribles" is a cloning project that created [[Solid Snake]] as well as his "brothers" (Liquid Snake and Solidus Snake). They are all created from the DNA from their "father," Big Boss (in addition, the younger version of Big Boss almost looks like Solid Snake, insofar as Snake's appearance in ''Brawl'' being patterned after Naked Snake's in ''Snake Eater''). | ||
Even if multiple Snakes wear the same costume through [[online]], [[Tournament Mode]], [[team battle]] or [[Same color glitch|a glitch]], Snake will still act like their sneaking suits are different. | Even if multiple Snakes wear the same costume through [[online]], [[Tournament Mode]], [[team battle]] or [[Same color glitch|a glitch]], Snake will still act like their sneaking suits are a different color. | ||
===[[Sonic]]=== | ===[[Sonic]]=== | ||
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Along with [[Wario]]'s, [[Yoshi]]'s and [[Mario]]'s, Zero Suit Samus' Codec message was shown on the DOJO site. | Along with [[Wario]]'s, [[Yoshi]]'s and [[Mario]]'s, Zero Suit Samus' Codec message was shown on the DOJO site. | ||
In ''Ultimate'', Snake still treats as though Samus [[transform]]ed into Zero Suit Samus even though both characters no longer transform starting in ''Smash 4''. | |||
==E3 2006 Trailer== | ==E3 2006 Trailer== | ||