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:'''Pit:''' Is that really him? It is really him! WOW! | :'''Pit:''' Is that really him? It is really him! WOW! | ||
:'''Viridi:''' I hope he busts out his [[neutral attack|Mega | :'''Viridi:''' I hope he busts out his [[neutral attack|Mega Buster]]! | ||
:'''Pit:''' I wanna see his [[Forward smash|Charge Shot]]! | :'''Pit:''' I wanna see his [[Forward smash|Charge Shot]]! | ||
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*Pit's comment on the Ice Climbers being "kicked out of ''Smash'' for illegal teaming" is likely a reference to their exclusion from ''Super Smash Bros. 4'', | *Pit's comment on the Ice Climbers being "kicked out of ''Smash'' for illegal teaming" is likely a reference to their exclusion from ''Super Smash Bros. 4'', due to technical limitations on the 3DS that it could not handle the mechanics of the two-in-one fighter. | ||
*Palutena's final line assumes that the Ice Climbers are using their default costume, where Popo leads and Nana follows; however, some alternate costumes can reverse this, making Nana the leader and rendering her advice inaccurate. However, it is common for players to address the partner climber as "Nana" regardless of costume for simplicity's sake. | *Palutena's final line assumes that the Ice Climbers are using their default costume, where Popo leads and Nana follows; however, some alternate costumes can reverse this, making Nana the leader and rendering her advice inaccurate. However, it is common for players to address the partner climber as "Nana" regardless of costume for simplicity's sake. | ||
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*Piranha Plant is the only character to receive a non-generic conversation in a game where it was available as DLC. | *Piranha Plant is the only character to receive a non-generic conversation in a game where it was available as DLC. | ||
*It is possible to trigger a second Palutena's Guidance in one match if the game goes to [[Sudden Death]], though this likely will not last for long due to the various hazards. | *It is possible to trigger a second Palutena's Guidance in one match if the game goes to [[Sudden Death]], though this likely will not last for long due to the various hazards. | ||
*In ''Ultimate'', when the language is set to Korean, Richter's conversation will have Alucard use his English voice clips, while Pit, Palutena and Viridi continue to use their Japanese voice clips.<ref>https:// | *In ''Ultimate'', when the language is set to Korean, Richter's conversation will have Alucard use his English voice clips, while Pit, Palutena and Viridi continue to use their Japanese voice clips.<ref>https://youtu.be/WBdHaB2APis?t=1570</ref> | ||
*Pit's "(L) stands for 'winner'" line during Luigi's conversation would go on to be referenced in ''{{iw|mariowiki|Super Mario Odyssey}}'', where the in-game description for Luigi's cap reads, "The "L" stands for "winner"". | *Pit's "(L) stands for 'winner'" line during Luigi's conversation would go on to be referenced in ''{{iw|mariowiki|Super Mario Odyssey}}'', where the in-game description for Luigi's cap reads, "The "L" stands for "winner"". | ||
**In the Spanish version of Luigi's conversation, Pit says: "Estoy seguro de que quiere decir "Legendario"." (Which means: "I'm sure it stands for "Legendary"."), which unlike with the English version does begin with an L. | **In the Spanish version of Luigi's conversation, Pit says: "Estoy seguro de que quiere decir "Legendario"." (Which means: "I'm sure it stands for "Legendary"."), which unlike with the English version does begin with an L. |