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:''For GameShark codes used to access the Debug Menu, see [[Debug_menu_(SSB)/Codes|here]].''
:''For GameShark codes used to access the Debug Menu, see [[Debug_menu_(SSB)/Codes|here]].''
The '''debug menus''' are elements of development that were accidentally left in ''[[Super Smash Bros.]]'' There are four menus: System debug, Battle debug, Falls debug, and Unknown debug. Within these menus, the player has control over various aspects of the game, including [[unplayable character]]s, [[Non-playable stage|unplayable]] and [[single player stage]]s, and more. In order to get to the debug menus, a [[GameShark]] device must be used.  
The '''debug menus''' are elements of development that were accidentally left in ''[[Super Smash Bros.]]'' There are four menus: System debug, Battle debug, Falls debug, and Unknown debug. Within these menus, the player has control over various aspects of the game, including [[non-playable character]]s, [[non-playable stage]]s, [[single player stage]]s and more. In order to get to the debug menus, a [[GameShark]] device must be used.  


==System debug menu==
==System debug menu==
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|-
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| 0 || [[Music_(SSB)#10:_Dream_Land|Dream Land]]
| 0 || {{SSBMusicLink|10|Pupupu Land Stage}}
|-
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| 1 || [[Music_(SSB)#8:_Planet_Zebes|Planet Zebes]]
| 1 || {{SSBMusicLink|8|Planet Zebes Stage}}
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| 2 || [[Music_(SSB)#13:_Mushroom_Kingdom|Mushroom Kingdom]]
| 2 || {{SSBMusicLink|13|Ancient Kingdom Stage}}
|-
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| 3 || [[Music_(SSB)#14:_Mushroom_Kingdom_.28Finale.29|Mushroom Kingdom (1 minute left)]]
| 3 || {{SSBMusicLink|14|Ancient Kingdom Stage (Finale)}}
|-
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| 4 || [[Music_(SSB)#11:_Sector_Z|Sector Z]]
| 4 || {{SSBMusicLink|11|Sector Z Stage}}
|-
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| 5 || [[Music_(SSB)#6:_Kongo_Jungle|Congo Jungle]]
| 5 || {{SSBMusicLink|6|Congo Jungle Stage}}
|-
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| 6 || [[Music_(SSB)#5:_Peach.27s_Castle|Peach's Castle]]
| 6 || {{SSBMusicLink|5|Peach's Castle Sky Stage}}
|-
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| 7 || [[Music_(SSB)#12:_Pok.C3.A9mon_Theme|Saffron City]]
| 7 || {{SSBMusicLink|12|Yamabuki City Stage}}
|-
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| 8 || [[Music_(SSB)#9:_Yoshi.27s_Island|Yoshi's Island]]
| 8 || {{SSBMusicLink|9|Yoshi's Island Stage}}
|-
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| 9 || [[Music_(SSB)#7:_Hyrule_Castle|Hyrule Castle]]
| 9 || {{SSBMusicLink|7|Hyrule Castle Stage}}
|-
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| 10 || [[Music_(SSB)#N.2FA:_Character_Select|Character selection screen]]
| 10 || {{SSBMusicLink|N/A|Character Select}}
|-
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| 11 || Unused Fanfare
| 11 || [[Music (SSB)#Trivia|Unused Fanfare]]
|-
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| 12 || [[File:MushroomKingdomTheme64.ogg|Mario's and Luigi's victory theme]]
| 12 || [[Victory_theme#Super_Mario_Bros._Victory_Theme|Mario's and Luigi's victory theme]]
|-
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| 13 || [[File:SamusTheme64.ogg|Samus's victory theme]]
| 13 || [[Victory_theme#Metroid_Victory_Theme|Samus's victory theme]]
|-
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| 14 || Donkey Kong's victory theme
| 14 || [[Victory_theme#Donkey_Kong_Victory_Theme|Donkey Kong's victory theme]]
|-
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| 15 || Kirby's victory theme
| 15 || [[Victory_theme#Kirby_Victory_Theme|Kirby's victory theme]]
|-
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| 16 || Fox's victory theme
| 16 || [[Victory_theme#Star_Fox_Victory_Theme|Fox's victory theme]]
|-
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| 17 || Ness's victory theme
| 17 || [[Victory_theme#EarthBound_.28Mother.29_Victory_Theme|Ness's victory theme]]
|-
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| 18 || Yoshi's victory theme
| 18 || [[Victory_theme#Yoshi_Victory_Theme|Yoshi's victory theme]]
|-
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| 19 || Captain Falcon's victory theme
| 19 || [[Victory_theme#F-Zero_Victory_Theme|Captain Falcon's victory theme]]
|-
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| 20 || Pikachu's and Jigglypuff's victory theme
| 20 || [[Victory_theme#Pok.C3.A9mon_Victory_Theme|Pikachu's and Jigglypuff's victory theme]]
|-
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| 21 || Link's victory theme
| 21 || [[Victory_theme#The_Legend_of_Zelda_Victory_Theme|Link's victory theme]]
|-
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| 22 || Results screen
| 22 || {{SSBMusicLink|25|Battle Results}}
|-
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| 23 || Master Hand's theme
| 23 || {{SSBMusicLink|30|Ending Point (Intro)}}
|-
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| 24 || Master Hand intro
| 24 || {{SSBMusicLink|31|Ending Point (Master Hand Appearance)}}
|-
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| 25 || Master Hand battle
| 25 || {{SSBMusicLink|32|Ending Point}}
|-
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| 26 || Bonus stage
| 26 || {{SSBMusicLink|33|Bonus Game}}
|-
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| 27 || 1P Game results screen
| 27 || {{SSBMusicLink|42|Ending}}
|-
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| 28 || Bonus stage results screen
| 28 || {{SSBMusicLink|36|Bonus Game (Clear)}}
|-
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| 29 || Master Hand results screen
| 29 || {{SSBMusicLink|35|All Clear}}
|-
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| 30 || Bonus stage failure
| 30 || {{SSBMusicLink|37|Lose Bonus Game}}
|-
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| 31 || Continue screen
| 31 || {{SSBMusicLink|43|Continue}}
|-
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| 32 || Game over screen
| 32 || {{SSBMusicLink|44|Game Over}}
|-
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| 33 || Intro
| 33 || {{SSBMusicLink|1|Opening}}
|-
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| 34 || How to Play
| 34 || {{SSBMusicLink|2|How to Play}}
|-
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| 35 || 1P Game VS. Screen
| 35 || {{SSBMusicLink|29|Meta Crystal (Intro)}}
|-
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| 36 || Fighting Polygon Team battle
| 36 || {{SSBMusicLink|38|Duel Zone}}
|-
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| 37 || Meta Crystal
| 37 || {{SSBMusicLink|39|Meta Crystal}}
|-
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| 38 || Ending cutscene
| 38 || {{SSBMusicLink|42|Ending}}
|-
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| 39 || Credit roll
| 39 || {{SSBMusicLink|45|Staff Roll}}
|-
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| 40 || Unlocked Character/Stage
| 40 || {{SSBMusicLink|41|The Prize}}
|-
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| 41 || Challenger approaching
| 41 || {{SSBMusicLink|40|A Character Appears}}
|-
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| 42 || Training mode
| 42 || {{SSBMusicLink|28|Training Mode}}
|-
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| 43 || Characters and VS Record
| 43 || {{SSBMusicLink|3|Character Introduction Stage}}
|-
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| 44 || Menu
| 44 || {{SSBMusicLink|4|Menu Screen}}
|-
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| 45 || Hammer
| 45 || {{SSBMusicLink|26|Hammer}}
|-
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| 46 || Starman
| 46 || {{SSBMusicLink|27|Starman}}
|}
|}


==Battle debug menu==
==Battle debug menu==
[[File:Debug Menu.png|thumb|The battle debug menu in ''Super Smash Bros.'']]
[[File:Debug Menu.png|thumb|The battle debug menu in ''Super Smash Bros.'']]
This menu contains options for starting [[1P Game]] and [[Versus Mode]] matches. Characters such as {{SSB|Master Hand}} and {{SSB|Metal Mario}} can be selected here, and they can play on each stage in the game, including [[Meta Crystal]] and {{SSB|Battlefield}}. Pressing start begins the match.
This menu contains options for starting [[1P Game]] and [[Versus Mode]] matches. Characters such as {{SSB|Master Hand}} and {{SSB|Metal Mario}} can be selected here, and they can play on each stage in the game, including [[Meta Crystal]] and [[Duel Zone]]. Pressing start begins the match.
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{| class=wikitable
{| class=wikitable
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! Debug name !! Character
! Debug name !! Character !!  Notes
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| '''Mario''' || {{CharHead|Mario|SSB}}
| '''Mario''' || {{CharHead|Mario|SSB}} ||
|-
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| '''Fox''' || {{CharHead|Fox|SSB}}
| '''Fox''' || {{CharHead|Fox|SSB}} ||
|-
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| '''Donkey''' || {{CharHead|Donkey Kong|SSB}}
| '''Donkey''' || {{CharHead|Donkey Kong|SSB}} ||
|-
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| '''Samus''' || {{CharHead|Samus|SSB}}
| '''Samus''' || {{CharHead|Samus|SSB}} ||
|-
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| '''Luigi''' || {{CharHead|Luigi|SSB}}
| '''Luigi''' || {{CharHead|Luigi|SSB}} ||
|-
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| '''Link'''|| {{CharHead|Link|SSB}}
| '''Link'''|| {{CharHead|Link|SSB}} ||
|-
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| '''Yoshi''' || {{CharHead|Yoshi|SSB}}
| '''Yoshi''' || {{CharHead|Yoshi|SSB}} ||
|-
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| '''Captain''' || {{CharHead|Captain Falcon|SSB}}
| '''Captain''' || {{CharHead|Captain Falcon|SSB}} ||
|-
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| '''Kirby''' || {{CharHead|Kirby|SSB}}
| '''Kirby''' || {{CharHead|Kirby|SSB}} ||
|-
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| '''Pikacyu''' || {{CharHead|Pikachu|SSB}}
| '''Pikacyu''' || {{CharHead|Pikachu|SSB}} ||  Pikacyu is a romanized version of Pikachu's name
|-
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| '''Purin''' || {{CharHead|Jigglypuff|SSB}}
| '''Purin''' || {{CharHead|Jigglypuff|SSB}} || Purin is Jigglypuff's Japanese name
|-
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| '''Nes''' || {{CharHead|Ness|SSB}}
| '''Nes''' || {{CharHead|Ness|SSB}} ||
|-
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| '''Boss''' || {{CharHead|Master Hand|SSB}}
| '''Boss''' || {{CharHead|Master Hand|SSB}} ||
|-
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| '''Metal''' || {{CharHead|Metal Mario|SSB}}
| '''Metal''' || {{CharHead|Metal Mario|SSB}} ||
|-
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| '''NMario''' || {{Head|Polygon|g=SSB|s=16px|link=Fighting Polygon Team}} [[Fighting Polygon Team|Mario Polygon]]
| '''NMario''' || {{Head|Polygon|g=SSB|s=16px|link=Fighting Polygon Team}} [[Fighting Polygon Team|Mario Polygon]]||
|-
|-
| '''NFox''' || {{Head|Polygon|g=SSB|s=16px|link=Fighting Polygon Team}} [[Fighting Polygon Team|Fox Polygon]]
| '''NFox''' || {{Head|Polygon|g=SSB|s=16px|link=Fighting Polygon Team}} [[Fighting Polygon Team|Fox Polygon]] ||
|-
|-
| '''NDonkey''' || {{Head|Polygon|g=SSB|s=16px|link=Fighting Polygon Team}} [[Fighting Polygon Team|Donkey Kong Polygon]]
| '''NDonkey''' || {{Head|Polygon|g=SSB|s=16px|link=Fighting Polygon Team}} [[Fighting Polygon Team|Donkey Kong Polygon]]||
|-
|-
| '''NSamus''' || {{Head|Polygon|g=SSB|s=16px|link=Fighting Polygon Team}} [[Fighting Polygon Team|Samus Polygon]]
| '''NSamus''' || {{Head|Polygon|g=SSB|s=16px|link=Fighting Polygon Team}} [[Fighting Polygon Team|Samus Polygon]] ||
|-
|-
| '''NLuigi''' || {{Head|Polygon|g=SSB|s=16px|link=Fighting Polygon Team}} [[Fighting Polygon Team|Luigi Polygon]]
| '''NLuigi''' || {{Head|Polygon|g=SSB|s=16px|link=Fighting Polygon Team}} [[Fighting Polygon Team|Luigi Polygon]] ||
|-
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| '''NLink''' || {{Head|Polygon|g=SSB|s=16px|link=Fighting Polygon Team}} [[Fighting Polygon Team|Link Polygon]]
| '''NLink''' || {{Head|Polygon|g=SSB|s=16px|link=Fighting Polygon Team}} [[Fighting Polygon Team|Link Polygon]] ||
|-
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| '''NYoshi''' || {{Head|Polygon|g=SSB|s=16px|link=Fighting Polygon Team}} [[Fighting Polygon Team|Yoshi Polygon]]
| '''NYoshi''' || {{Head|Polygon|g=SSB|s=16px|link=Fighting Polygon Team}} [[Fighting Polygon Team|Yoshi Polygon]] ||
|-
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| '''NCaptain''' || {{Head|Polygon|g=SSB|s=16px|link=Fighting Polygon Team}} [[Fighting Polygon Team|Captain Falcon Polygon]]
| '''NCaptain''' || {{Head|Polygon|g=SSB|s=16px|link=Fighting Polygon Team}} [[Fighting Polygon Team|Captain Falcon Polygon]] ||
|-
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| '''NKirby''' || {{Head|Polygon|g=SSB|s=16px|link=Fighting Polygon Team}} [[Fighting Polygon Team|Kirby Polygon]]
| '''NKirby''' || {{Head|Polygon|g=SSB|s=16px|link=Fighting Polygon Team}} [[Fighting Polygon Team|Kirby Polygon]] ||
|-
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| '''NPikacyu''' || {{Head|Polygon|g=SSB|s=16px|link=Fighting Polygon Team}} [[Fighting Polygon Team|Mario Polygon]]
| '''NPikacyu''' || {{Head|Polygon|g=SSB|s=16px|link=Fighting Polygon Team}} [[Fighting Polygon Team|Pikachu Polygon]] ||
|-
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| '''NPurin''' || {{Head|Polygon|g=SSB|s=16px|link=Fighting Polygon Team}} [[Fighting Polygon Team|Jigglypuff Polygon]]
| '''NPurin''' || {{Head|Polygon|g=SSB|s=16px|link=Fighting Polygon Team}} [[Fighting Polygon Team|Jigglypuff Polygon]] ||
|-
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| '''NNes''' || {{Head|Polygon|g=SSB|s=16px|link=Fighting Polygon Team}} [[Fighting Polygon Team|Ness Polygon]]
| '''NNes''' || {{Head|Polygon|g=SSB|s=16px|link=Fighting Polygon Team}} [[Fighting Polygon Team|Ness Polygon]] ||
|-
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| '''GDonkey''' || {{Head|Donkey Kong|g=SSB|s=16px|link=Giant Donkey Kong}} [[Giant Donkey Kong]]
| '''GDonkey''' || {{Head|Donkey Kong|g=SSB|s=16px|link=Giant Donkey Kong}} [[Giant Donkey Kong]] ||
|}
|}


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| '''[[Explain]]''' || style="text-align:center"|— || How to Play || The stage used during the How to Play video.
| '''[[Explain]]''' || style="text-align:center"|— || How to Play || The stage used during the How to Play video.
|-
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| '''[[SYoshi]]''' || style="text-align:center"|— || 1P Game || The stage used during the second match in the 1P Game. It is a clone of Yoshi's Island, except that the clouds are absent.
| '''[[SYoshi]]''' || style="text-align:center"|— || 1P Game || The stage used during the second match in the 1P Game. It is a clone of Yoshi's Island, but lacks the cloud platforms, has a fixed camera, and narrower blast lines.
|-
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| '''Metal''' || [[Meta Crystal]] || 1P Game || The stage used during the [[Metal Mario]] fight in the 1P Game.  
| '''Metal''' || [[Meta Crystal]] || 1P Game || The stage used during the [[Metal Mario]] fight in the 1P Game.  
|-
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| '''Zako''' || {{SSB|Battlefield}} || 1P Game || The stage used during the [[Fighting Polygon Team]] fight in the 1P Game.
| '''Zako''' || [[Duel Zone]] || 1P Game || The stage used during the [[Fighting Polygon Team]] fight in the 1P Game.
|-
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| '''Bonus3''' || {{SSB|Race to the Finish}} || 1P Game || The stage used during the "Race to the Finish" bonus round in the 1P Game.
| '''Bonus3''' || {{SSB|Race to the Finish}} || 1P Game || The stage used during the "Race to the Finish" bonus round in the 1P Game.
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| '''S:Bonus3''' || {{SSB|Race to the Finish}} || Bonus3
| '''S:Bonus3''' || {{SSB|Race to the Finish}} || Bonus3
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| '''S:Zako''' || {{Head|Polygon|g=SSB|s=16px|link=Fighting Polygon Team}} [[Fighting Polygon Team]] || {{SSB|Battlefield}}
| '''S:Zako''' || {{Head|Polygon|g=SSB|s=16px|link=Fighting Polygon Team}} [[Fighting Polygon Team]] || [[Duel Zone]]
|-
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| '''S:Boss''' || {{CharHead|Master Hand|SSB}} || {{SSB|Final Destination}}
| '''S:Boss''' || {{CharHead|Master Hand|SSB}} || {{SSB|Final Destination}}
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==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*''Super Smash Bros.''{{'}}s debug menu contains two voice clips of {{SSB|Ness}}, one saying "PK" and another saying "[[PK Starstorm|Starstorm]]", as well as another clip of {{SSB|Captain Falcon}} saying "Come on!" (similarly to the start of his [[Blue Falcon]] move), suggesting that [[Final Smash]]es were originally intended to appear in the game. [[Masahiro Sakurai]] later confirmed in an interview that he did intend to implement Final Smashes in ''Super Smash Bros.'', and that the voice clips were intended for that purpose.
*''Super Smash Bros.''{{'}}s debug menu contains two voice clips of {{SSB|Ness}}, one saying "PK" and another saying "[[PK Starstorm|Starstorm]]", as well as another clip of {{SSB|Captain Falcon}} saying "Come on!" (similarly to the start of his [[Blue Falcon]] move), suggesting that [[Final Smash]]es were originally intended to appear in the game. [[Masahiro Sakurai]] later confirmed in an interview that he did intend to implement Final Smashes in ''Super Smash Bros.'', and that the voice clips were intended for that purpose.
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Latest revision as of 21:54, August 12, 2021

For GameShark codes used to access the Debug Menu, see here.

The debug menus are elements of development that were accidentally left in Super Smash Bros. There are four menus: System debug, Battle debug, Falls debug, and Unknown debug. Within these menus, the player has control over various aspects of the game, including non-playable characters, non-playable stages, single player stages and more. In order to get to the debug menus, a GameShark device must be used.

System debug menu[edit]

The system debug menu in Super Smash Bros.

This menu contains various out of battle functions. Within it, one can play every sound and piece of music in the game and view every transition. Sadly, these two options appear to be the only ones that still function correctly. The others appear to do nothing.

Menu item Description Values
Continue Makes the menu disappear. It reappears if "start" is pressed. —
rumble Has no function in the final release, but was presumably for testing rumble intensities. Min=0; Max=10; Increment=1
frame Has no known function. Min=0; Max=8000; Increment=1
STOP RUMBLE Has no function in the final release, but was presumably for stopping rumbling caused by the "rumble" option. —
call Plays characters' crowd chants. Min=0; Max=11; Increment=1
  • 0: Mario
  • 1: Fox
  • 2: Donkey Kong
  • 3: Samus
  • 4: Luigi
  • 5: Link
  • 6: Yoshi
  • 7: Captain Falcon
  • 8: Kirby
  • 9: Pikachu
  • 10: Jigglypuff
  • 11: Ness
fgm Plays the various sound effects in the game.

US Min=0; Max=659; Increment=1
EU Min=0; Max=905; Increment=1
Japan Min=0; Max=669; Increment=1

STOP FGM Stops all sound effects. —
bgm Plays the various background music in the game. Min=0; Max=46; Increment=1 (See here.)
effect Applies an effect to the background music. Min=0; Max=5; Increment=1
STOP BGM Stops all background music. —
(Transition) Executes the game's various transitions. Scroll through them with left and right on the control stick
  • Aeroplane
  • Check
  • Gakubuthi
  • Kannon
  • Star
  • Sudare1
  • Sudare2
  • Camera
  • Block
  • RotScale
  • Curtain
cic Has no known function. Min=0; Max=255; Increment=1
boot Has no known function. Min=0; Max=255; Increment=1
Exit Exits to the title screen. —

BGM[edit]

Debug Number Music
0 Pupupu Land Stage
1 Planet Zebes Stage
2 Ancient Kingdom Stage
3 Ancient Kingdom Stage (Finale)
4 Sector Z Stage
5 Congo Jungle Stage
6 Peach's Castle Sky Stage
7 Yamabuki City Stage
8 Yoshi's Island Stage
9 Hyrule Castle Stage
10 Character Select
11 Unused Fanfare
12 Mario's and Luigi's victory theme
13 Samus's victory theme
14 Donkey Kong's victory theme
15 Kirby's victory theme
16 Fox's victory theme
17 Ness's victory theme
18 Yoshi's victory theme
19 Captain Falcon's victory theme
20 Pikachu's and Jigglypuff's victory theme
21 Link's victory theme
22 Battle Results
23 Ending Point (Intro)
24 Ending Point (Master Hand Appearance)
25 Ending Point
26 Bonus Game
27 Ending
28 Bonus Game (Clear)
29 All Clear
30 Lose Bonus Game
31 Continue
32 Game Over
33 Opening
34 How to Play
35 Meta Crystal (Intro)
36 Duel Zone
37 Meta Crystal
38 Ending
39 Staff Roll
40 The Prize
41 A Character Appears
42 Training Mode
43 Character Introduction Stage
44 Menu Screen
45 Hammer
46 Starman

Battle debug menu[edit]

The battle debug menu in Super Smash Bros.

This menu contains options for starting 1P Game and Versus Mode matches. Characters such as Master Hand and Metal Mario can be selected here, and they can play on each stage in the game, including Meta Crystal and Duel Zone. Pressing start begins the match.

Menu item Description
(Mode) Sets the game mode.
BattleTime Sets how much time (in minutes) that a versus match will last.
S Sets the 1P Game stage that the player should start on.
(P1 Type) Sets Player 1's player type.
(P1 Character) Sets Player 1's character.
(P1 Color) Sets Player 1's alternate costume.
(P2 Type) Sets Player 2's player type.
(P2 Character) Sets Player 2's character.
(P2 Color) Sets Player 2's alternate costume.
(P3 Type) Sets Player 3's player type.
(P3 Character) Sets Player 3's character.
(P3 Color) Sets Player 3's alternate costume.
(P4 Type) Sets Player 4's player type.
(P4 Character) Sets Player 4's character.
(P4 Color) Sets Player 4's alternate costume.

Modes[edit]

Mode Description
VS mode Starts a normal Versus Mode match using the 4 specified characters.
1P mode Starts a 1P Game using player 1's character .
Staffroll Plays the ending credits.
Explain Plays the "How to Play" video.
AutoDemo Plays the battle demo when the How to Play video ends.
Congra Shows the congratulations screen of player 1's character.

Characters[edit]

Debug name Character Notes
Mario Mario (SSB) Mario
Fox Fox (SSB) Fox
Donkey Donkey Kong (SSB) Donkey Kong
Samus Samus (SSB) Samus
Luigi Luigi (SSB) Luigi
Link Link (SSB) Link
Yoshi Yoshi (SSB) Yoshi
Captain Captain Falcon (SSB) Captain Falcon
Kirby Kirby (SSB) Kirby
Pikacyu Pikachu (SSB) Pikachu Pikacyu is a romanized version of Pikachu's name
Purin Jigglypuff (SSB) Jigglypuff Purin is Jigglypuff's Japanese name
Nes Ness (SSB) Ness
Boss Master Hand (SSB) Master Hand
Metal Metal Mario (SSB) Metal Mario
NMario Polygon (SSB) Mario Polygon
NFox Polygon (SSB) Fox Polygon
NDonkey Polygon (SSB) Donkey Kong Polygon
NSamus Polygon (SSB) Samus Polygon
NLuigi Polygon (SSB) Luigi Polygon
NLink Polygon (SSB) Link Polygon
NYoshi Polygon (SSB) Yoshi Polygon
NCaptain Polygon (SSB) Captain Falcon Polygon
NKirby Polygon (SSB) Kirby Polygon
NPikacyu Polygon (SSB) Pikachu Polygon
NPurin Polygon (SSB) Jigglypuff Polygon
NNes Polygon (SSB) Ness Polygon
GDonkey Donkey Kong (SSB) Giant Donkey Kong

Player types[edit]

Type Description
Man A human controlled player.
Com A computer controlled player.
Not The slot is empty, no character will appear.
Demo Movement will be static, and the character intro will be glitched. The character cannot be interacted with in any way
Key Movement will be static. Will cause the animation of entering the stage to be glitched, almost similarly to the above.
GameKey

Stages[edit]

Debug name Stage name In-game usage Description
Mario Peach's Castle Playable Stage
Fox Sector Z Playable Stage
Donkey Congo Jungle Playable Stage
Samus Planet Zebes Playable Stage
Link Hyrule Castle Playable Stage
Yoshi Yoshi's Island Playable Stage
Kirby Dream Land Playable Stage
Pikacyu Saffron City Playable Stage
OldMario Mushroom Kingdom Playable Stage
Small — None- Debug Menu Only A mostly flat stage similar to Dream Land in visuals and layout.
New — None- Debug Menu Only A sister stage to "Small". This one has a modified layout.
Explain — How to Play The stage used during the How to Play video.
SYoshi — 1P Game The stage used during the second match in the 1P Game. It is a clone of Yoshi's Island, but lacks the cloud platforms, has a fixed camera, and narrower blast lines.
Metal Meta Crystal 1P Game The stage used during the Metal Mario fight in the 1P Game.
Zako Duel Zone 1P Game The stage used during the Fighting Polygon Team fight in the 1P Game.
Bonus3 Race to the Finish 1P Game The stage used during the "Race to the Finish" bonus round in the 1P Game.
Boss Final Destination 1P Game The stage used during the Master Hand fight in the 1P Game. Crashes the game if the stage is called through the debug menu.
Bonus1(CHAR) Target Test Bonus 1 Practice, 1P Game The stages used for the "Target Test" bonus game. There is one for each character. The game crashes if these stages are called through the debug menu.
Bonus2(CHAR) Board the Platforms Bonus 2 Practice, 1P Game The stages used for the "Board the Platforms" bonus game. There is one for each character. The game crashes if these stages are called through the debug menu.

"S" Stages[edit]

This option is only active if the mode is set to "1P Game". It sets which event to place player 1 in. This includes 1P Game stages and challenger approaching events.

1P Game stages
Debug name Opponents/Objective Stage
S:Link Link (SSB) Link Hyrule Castle
S:Yoshi Yoshi (SSB) Yoshi Team (of 18) SYoshi
S:Fox Fox (SSB) Fox Sector Z
S:Bonus1 Break the Targets Bonus1(CHAR)
S:MarioBros Mario (SSB) Luigi (SSB) Mario Bros Peach's Castle
S:Pikacyu Pikachu (SSB) Pikachu Saffron City
S:GDonkey Donkey Kong (SSB) Giant Donkey Kong Congo Jungle
S:Bonus2 Board the Platforms Bonus2(CHAR)
S:Kirby Kirby (SSB) Kirby Team (of 8) Dream Land
S:Samus Samus (SSB) Samus Planet Zebes
S:Metal Metal Mario (SSB) Metal Mario Meta Crystal
S:Bonus3 Race to the Finish Bonus3
S:Zako Polygon (SSB) Fighting Polygon Team Duel Zone
S:Boss Master Hand (SSB) Master Hand Final Destination
Challenger approaching events
Debug name Opponent Stage
S:Luigi Luigi (SSB) Luigi Peach's Castle
S:Nes Ness (SSB) Ness Dream Land
S:Purin Jigglypuff (SSB) Jigglypuff Saffron City
S:Captain Captain Falcon (SSB) Captain Falcon Planet Zebes

Falls debug menu[edit]

The falls debug menu in Super Smash Bros.

A very unstable menu, the Falls debug menu was most likely used to test the results screen, although it does nothing now. The game may randomly crash upon loading this menu for no known reason. There are 12 options in the menu, 3 for each character. Finish is repeated twice per character. The top one will crash the game if scrolled past 4. The bottom one can go out to 65536. Dead also ranges from 0 to 65536. If "A" is pressed, the battle debug menu is loaded, although changes made to the Falls debug menu appear not to affect the match or results screen in any way.

Unknown debug menu[edit]

This mysterious menu appears to have no function whatsoever. It lacks the interface found in the other 3 menus and appears to respond randomly to any button presses, throwing overlapping UI elements on the screen. This menu differs considerably from version to version.

  • The unknown debug menu in Super Smash Bros.

    The unknown debug menu in Super Smash Bros.

  • The unknown debug menu in Super Smash Bros.

    The unknown debug menu in Super Smash Bros.

Trivia[edit]

  • Super Smash Bros.'s debug menu contains two voice clips of Ness, one saying "PK" and another saying "Starstorm", as well as another clip of Captain Falcon saying "Come on!" (similarly to the start of his Blue Falcon move), suggesting that Final Smashes were originally intended to appear in the game. Masahiro Sakurai later confirmed in an interview that he did intend to implement Final Smashes in Super Smash Bros., and that the voice clips were intended for that purpose.


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Super Smash Bros. menu items
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Option Sound · Screen Adjust · Backup Clear
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Unused Debug menu
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