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*Lucas' home village is given as Tazumili in the [[NTSC]] version of ''Brawl''. However, in ''Mother 3'', the village is actually named Tazmily. This has been corrected in the [[PAL]] version of ''Brawl''. | *Lucas' home village is given as Tazumili in the [[NTSC]] version of ''Brawl'' (a transliteration of the Japanese characters). However, in ''Mother 3'', the village is actually named Tazmily. This has been corrected in the [[PAL]] version of ''Brawl''. | ||
*Even though the Ness trophy says that his last appearance was in ''[[Super Smash Bros.]]'', he was also a playable character in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]''. | *Even though the Ness trophy says that his last appearance was in ''[[Super Smash Bros.]]'', he was also a playable character in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]''. | ||
*The [[Franklin Badge]]'s trophy description erroneously states it debuted in ''EarthBound''; its first appearance was in the Japan-only game ''Mother'' for the Famicom and GBA. | *The [[Franklin Badge]]'s trophy description erroneously states it debuted in ''EarthBound''; its first appearance was in the Japan-only game ''Mother'' for the Famicom and GBA. |
Revision as of 11:43, May 1, 2014
- This article is about EarthBound trophies in Brawl. For EarthBound trophies in Melee, see here. For links to all trophies, see List of trophies.
The following is a list of the nine trophies from the EarthBound (also known as Mother) series that appear in Super Smash Bros. Brawl. Four are unlocked by completing Classic Mode and All-Star Mode with Ness and Lucas; two are unlocked by successfully performing specific Challenges; one is available by using a Trophy Stand on a foe in The Subspace Emissary and the remaining two are available through all the means of collecting random trophies, including Coin Launcher.
Name | How to Unlock | Picture | Description |
Lucas | Clear Classic Mode as Lucas | The younger of twin brothers living in Tazmily Village in the Nowhere Islands. He's a kind boy who can communicate with animals, but he's shy and never really got over the tragedy that struck his mother. He fights a warped dictatorship, hunts the Seven Needles, and crosses swords with his missing brother, Claus. In the end, the young boy with psychic PSI powers grows up.
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PK Starstorm (Lucas) | Clear All-Star Mode as Lucas | Lucas's Final Smash. He pulls a large group of stars from the sky and sends them smashing down among his enemies, causing damage to one and all. In Mother 3, this move was used by Lucas's traveling companion, Princess Kumatora. As Ness learned this move from Poo, Princess Kumatora taught Lucas when he learned he would appear in Super Smash Bros. Brawl. | |
Ness | Clear Classic Mode as Ness | An average boy whose life changed when he found a meteor and an alien on a nearby mountain. The alien warned him of a future threat, and adventure ensued. He can use psychic energy known as PSI and also wields a bat and yo-yo. This brave youth gives his all to defeat the evil Giygas.
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PK Starstorm (Ness) | Clear All-Star Mode as Ness | Ness as he calls down a host of damage-dealing stars in his Final Smash. Everyone on the screen must dodge like crazy to avoid getting hurt, but that's no easy task. This attack appeared in the Mother series, but it was Poo, not Ness, who wielded it. Perhaps Poo taught Ness the secret of the attack for use in Super Smash Bros. Brawl. | |
Mr. Saturn | Random | A creature from a race of unknown origin that speaks its own unique language. Some say they came from outer space, but the facts behind their appearance are wrapped in mystery. In Smash Bros., they'll wait a bit after appearing before wandering off on their own. They can be picked up and thrown at foes for minimal damage. Their shield-breaking properties are high.
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Franklin Badge | Have Ness join you in The Subspace Emissary | A badge you can put on to gain the ability to reflect all projectiles. It has exactly the same effect as other reflectors in the game, like the one Fox uses. In EarthBound, it was used to counter Thunder attacks. The lightning bolt on the badge is proof of its capacity. Its importance and usefulness made a deep impression on players.
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Jeff | Random | Dr. Andonuts's son, who attends a boarding school in Winters. He receives a telepathic message from Paula saying that she and Ness have been captured, and he sets out to rescue them. He's Ness's age but has the knowledge of an established scientist. He repairs broken items and makes them into other things. As his IQ increases, so does the number of things he can create.
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Porky | Trophy Stand | A self-centered, rotten brat who lives next door to Ness. As the events of the game progress, he's rapidly led astray and becomes Giygas's right-hand man. Afterward, he goes missing in time and then reappears in the Nowhere Islands of Mother 3. He leads the Pig Mask Army invasion but is eventually defeated by Lucas and friends.
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Porky Statue | Clear Boss Battles on Very Hard Difficulty | A guardian statue standing inside New Pork City that's clearly based on Porky himself. Investigate it, and the statue will turn hostile and start a battle. And it has 100,000,000 HP! It has very high stats, so you'll never win if you attack it straight-on. Thankfully, there's an item called "New Year's Eve" that can reduce its HP to 1-- then you can defeat it with ease.
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Notes
- Lucas' home village is given as Tazumili in the NTSC version of Brawl (a transliteration of the Japanese characters). However, in Mother 3, the village is actually named Tazmily. This has been corrected in the PAL version of Brawl.
- Even though the Ness trophy says that his last appearance was in Super Smash Bros., he was also a playable character in Super Smash Bros. Melee.
- The Franklin Badge's trophy description erroneously states it debuted in EarthBound; its first appearance was in the Japan-only game Mother for the Famicom and GBA.
Trophies by series | |
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Melee trophies | Mario · Yoshi · Donkey Kong · The Legend of Zelda · F-Zero · Star Fox · Metroid · Kirby · EarthBound/Mother · Fire Emblem · Pokémon · Ice Climber · Game & Watch · Others · Super Smash Bros. · (all trophies) |
Brawl trophies | Super Smash Bros. · The Subspace Emissary · Mario · Donkey Kong · The Legend of Zelda · Metroid · Yoshi · Kirby · Star Fox · Pokémon · F-Zero · EarthBound/Mother · Ice Climber · Fire Emblem · Kid Icarus · WarioWare · Pikmin · Animal Crossing · Game & Watch · Others · Metal Gear · Sonic the Hedgehog · (all trophies) |
SSB4 trophies | Super Smash Bros. · Mario · Donkey Kong · The Legend of Zelda · Metroid · Yoshi · Kirby · Star Fox · Pokémon · F-Zero · EarthBound/Mother · Fire Emblem · Game & Watch · Kid Icarus · WarioWare · Pikmin · R.O.B. · Animal Crossing · Wii Fit · Punch-Out!! · Xenoblade Chronicles · Duck Hunt · Others · Sonic the Hedgehog · Mega Man · Pac-Man · Street Fighter · Final Fantasy · Bayonetta · (all trophies) |
EarthBound (Mother) universe | |
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Fighters | Ness (SSB · SSBM · SSBB · SSB4 · SSBU) · Lucas (SSBB · SSB4 · SSBU) |
Assist Trophies | Jeff · Starman |
Bosses | Porky Statue · Porky |
Stages | Onett · Fourside · New Pork City · Magicant |
Items | Mr. Saturn · Franklin Badge · Ramblin' Evil Mushroom |
Enemies | Devil Car · Starman |
Other | Boney · Flying Man · Kumatora · Paula · Poo · Rope Snake · Ultimate Chimera |
Trophies, Stickers and Spirits | Trophies (SSBM · SSBB · SSB4) · Stickers · Spirits |
Music | Brawl · SSB4 · Ultimate |
Masterpiece | EarthBound |