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**[[Snorlax]]: A big, vaguely ursine Pokémon that will leap up offscreen, enlarge itself, and crash down through the stage to damage opponents.  
**[[Snorlax]]: A big, vaguely ursine Pokémon that will leap up offscreen, enlarge itself, and crash down through the stage to damage opponents.  
**[[Mew]]: The original super-rare and super-secret Pokémon, this feline-like sprite of great power will drift off gently and harmlessly, and its summoner will receive a massive point bonus by the fight's end.
**[[Mew]]: The original super-rare and super-secret Pokémon, this feline-like sprite of great power will drift off gently and harmlessly, and its summoner will receive a massive point bonus by the fight's end.
===Music===




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[[Ditto]] makes a spiritual appearance as the icon selected when you choose to play as a random character in ''Melee'''s tournament mode. Ditto was originally planned to be one of the Poké-Ball Pokémon listed above, and it would Transform into a copy of the player's character for a short time, but it was discarded from the final product because of issues programming it.
[[Ditto]] makes a spiritual appearance as the icon selected when you choose to play as a random character in ''Melee'''s tournament mode. Ditto was originally planned to be one of the Poké-Ball Pokémon listed above, and it would Transform into a copy of the player's character for a short time, but it was discarded from the final product because of issues programming it.
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===Full Trophy List===
===Full Trophy List===
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*[[Misty (trophy)|Misty]]
*[[Misty (trophy)|Misty]]
*[[ZERO-ONE (trophy)|ZERO-ONE]]
*[[ZERO-ONE (trophy)|ZERO-ONE]]


==In ''Super Smash Bros. Brawl''==
==In ''Super Smash Bros. Brawl''==
''Pokémon'' will make a return in ''Brawl'' as expected, though how much and what arrangement of content from ''Pokémon'' will be included is currently unknown. Currently, only one Pokémon is guaranteed to appear in ''Brawl'' as a playable fighter, based on trailers: '''[[Pikachu]]''', returning from ''Melee'' seemingly unaltered. However, Pikachu is seen hopping where it should be walking, and it demonstrates a crawling ability seen held by several other characters.  
''Pokémon'' make a return in ''Brawl'' as one of the more extensively represented franchises.


Also, ''Brawl'' appears to feature a Pokémon stage which bears a resemblence to [[Pokémon Stadium]] from [[SSBM]]. It has no official name, but most refer to it as '''[[Pokémon Colosseum]]'''.
===Character===
Currently, only one Pokémon is guaranteed to appear in ''Brawl'' as a playable fighter:
[[Image:PikachuBrawl.jpg|120px|right]]
*'''[[Pikachu]]''': Returns from ''Melee'' seemingly unaltered, with its Thunder Jolt Neutral-B, Quick Attack Up-B, and Thunder Down-B intact. However, Pikachu is seen hopping where it should be walking, and it demonstrates a [[crawl]]ing ability seen held by several other characters.


More recently, the [[Pokeball]] has been shown to return as a throwable item, functioning the way it does in the previous two games, but with a new arrangement of possible Pokémon available. Currently, [[Goldeen]] and [[Chikorita]] from the first and second generations are known to appear, like in ''Melee'', but the first new Pokémon to be revealed from the Third Generation is the red behemoth [[Groudon]]. This massive lizard-like beast appears and apparently stays stationary, with its attack consisting of being something that should not be touched by opponents of the one who threw the Pokeball. Compare with [[Moltres]] in ''Melee''. [[Deoxys]] in his Attack Form is also confirmed to be  Poké Ball Pokémon. He fires an enormous Hyper Beam attack at the ground.
===Stage===
*'''"[[Pokémon Colosseum]]"''': This is a fan name for what appears to be a new Pokémon stage seen in trailers and on Super Smash Bros. DOJO!!, and it bears a strong resemblance to Melee's [[Pokémon Stadium]]. The background scenery - a dome - is the biggest thing different about it known currently.
 
===Item===
*'''[[Poké Ball]]''': By tradition, this item returns to reprise its role as one of the most complex, randomized items available (along with the [[Assist Trophy]], with a revised and expanded collection of Pokémon from likely all four Generations of the franchise able to appear from a thrown ball. Currently, the following Pokémon have been confirmed to appear, and they hail from Generations 1, 2, and 3, with the most recent Generation of Pokémon unconfirmed but likely:
**[[Goldeen]]: Returns to reprise its role as a worthless flopping fish.
**[[Chikorita]]: Returns to reprise its role as a small Razor Leaf attacker.
**[[Groudon]]: The "mascot" of the 3rd-generation Ruby version of Pokémon for Game Boy Advance. This massive red lizard-like behemoth appears and apparently stays stationary, with its attack consisting of being something that should not be touched by opponents of the one who threw the Pokeball.  
**[[Deoxys]] (Attack Form): The offense-oriented form of a sentient humanoid extraterrestrial entity comprised of viral matter and DNA, and the "super secret" Pokémon of the 3rd Generation. In Pokémon games it is able to change between this and three other forms, with its statistics modeled toward balance, defense, and speed respectively. It gently floats in the air and projects an enormous and powerful Hyper Beam attack at the ground.


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