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'''''The Smash Brothers''''' is a documentary series directed by {{Sm|Samox}}, released in October 2013, shortly after the largest Smash tournament of all time, [[EVO 2013]]. It is primarily about the competitive scene of ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]'', with nine episodes that detail the competitive scene of the game and its developments since its debut; in addition, the series covers multiple retired and active professional ''Melee'' players, as well as their effects on the ''Melee'' [[metagame]]. Since the documentary came out, competitive ''[[Melee]]'' has | '''''The Smash Brothers''''' is a documentary series directed by {{Sm|Samox}}, released in October 2013, shortly after the largest Smash tournament of all time, [[EVO 2013]]. It is primarily about the competitive scene of ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]'', with nine episodes that detail the competitive scene of the game and its developments since its debut; in addition, the series covers multiple retired and active professional ''Melee'' players, as well as their effects on the ''Melee'' [[metagame]]. Since the documentary came out, competitive ''[[Melee]]'' has steadily increased in popularity. | ||
==Episodes== | ==Episodes== | ||
Revision as of 15:00, May 9, 2014
The Smash Brothers is a documentary series directed by Samox, released in October 2013, shortly after the largest Smash tournament of all time, EVO 2013. It is primarily about the competitive scene of Super Smash Bros. Melee, with nine episodes that detail the competitive scene of the game and its developments since its debut; in addition, the series covers multiple retired and active professional Melee players, as well as their effects on the Melee metagame. Since the documentary came out, competitive Melee has steadily increased in popularity.
Episodes
- Episode 1: Show Me Your Moves
- Episode 2: No Johns
- Episode 3: Don't Get Hit
- Episode 4: The King of Smash
- Episode 5: Revolution
- Episode 6: Paper Cuts
- Episode 7: The Robot
- Episode 8: The Natural
- Episode 9: Game!
- Episode 1: Show Me Your Moves (Remastered)
- Episode 2: No Johns (Remastered)
- Episode 3: Don't Get Hit (Remastered)
- Episode 4: The King of Smash (Remastered)
- Episode 5: Revolution (Remastered)
- Episode 6: Paper Cuts (Remastered)
- Episode 7: The Robot (Remastered)
- Episode 8: The Natural (Remastered)
- Episode 9: Game! (Remastered)
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