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(Fighting Polygons section header was referred as "Mysterious Small Fry Enemy Corps" but the naming convention is only used for Japanese versions. Likely confusing for those unfamiliar with the Japan releases.) |
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{{ImageCaption|File:ThePolygons.png|File:FightingWireFrames.jpg|File:FightingAlloyTeam.jpg|width1=300x120px|width2=146x120px|width3=300x120px|caption=Fighting ''Polygons'', ''Wire Frames'' and ''Alloys''.}} | {{ImageCaption|File:ThePolygons.png|File:FightingWireFrames.jpg|File:FightingAlloyTeam.jpg|width1=300x120px|width2=146x120px|width3=300x120px|caption=Fighting ''Polygons'', ''Wire Frames'' and ''Alloys''.}} | ||
==== | ====Mysterious Small Fry Enemy Corps==== | ||
{{main|Fighting Polygon Team|Fighting Wire Frames|Fighting Alloy Team|Fighting Mii Team}} | {{main|Fighting Polygon Team|Fighting Wire Frames|Fighting Alloy Team|Fighting Mii Team}} | ||
The series' [[Multi-Man Smash]] modes pit players against a horde of generic [[enemies]] that function near-identically to select fighters, minus [[effect]]s and [[special moves]], and having their sheer numbers offset by higher [[knockback]] and lower [[AI]]. | The series' [[Multi-Man Smash]] modes pit players against a horde of generic [[enemies]] that function near-identically to select fighters, minus [[effect]]s and [[special moves]], and having their sheer numbers offset by higher [[knockback]] and lower [[AI]]. | ||