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This is a list of all of all [[name]]s that can randomly appear by selecting the '''Autopick''' option when naming the player on the character select screen.
This is a list of all of all [[name]]s that can randomly appear by selecting the '''Autopick''' option when naming the player on the character select screen.


==Names==
==Names==
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!Name!!Notes
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|2LATE||Based on the phrase "2LATE4ME" printed on barrels throughout the ''{{uv|Donkey Kong}}'' franchise.
|2LATE||Based on the phrase "2LATE4ME" printed on barrels throughout the {{uv|Donkey Kong}} franchise.
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|4EVER
|4EVER||Alternate spelling of "forever"
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|77777||Possibly a reference to the number 7 being considered lucky in Japanese culture.
|77777||Possibly a reference to the number 7 being considered lucky in most cultures.
|-
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|9-VOLT||A recurring character in the ''{{uv|Wario}}ware'' series.
|9-VOLT||A recurring character in the ''[[Wario (universe)|WarioWare]]'' series.
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|AGGGGGGH
|AGGGGGGH
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|AIRBORNE
|AIRBORNE
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|AKA
|AKA||Short for "also known as".
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|ALAS
|ALAS
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|ALPHABOT
|ALPHABOT
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|ARMOR
|ARMOR||Possibly a reference to the [[armor]] mechanic.
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|BANANA
|BANANA||Refers to the [[Banana|item]].
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|BARNES
|BARNES||A character from ''{{s|zeldawiki|The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess}}'' that runs a bomb shop in {{s|zeldawiki|Kakariko Village}} and will sell Link various types of bombs.
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|BARRELROLL||A famous technique in the ''{{uv|Star Fox}}'' series, often exclaimed by [[Peppy Hare]].
|BARRELROLL||An [[wikipedia:Aileron roll|aerobatic manoeuvre]] most notable for [[Peppy Hare]]'s exclamation of it in ''[[Star Fox 64]]''.
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|BEAU||A lazy deer villager in the ''{{uv|Animal Crossing}}'' series.
|BEAU||A lazy deer villager in the {{uv|Animal Crossing}} series.
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|BELLABEAN
|BELLABEAN
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|BILTH||Reference to Bill Trinen. It is a portmanteau of "Bill's filthy combos," and also his official gamer tag.
|BILTH||Reference to Nintendo of America employee {{s|mariowiki|Bill Trinen}}. It is a portmanteau of "Bill's filthy combos", and also his official gamer tag.
|-
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|BIRDO
|BIRDO||[[Birdo|A character]] from the {{uv|Mario}} series who first appeared in ''{{s|mariowiki|Super Mario Bros. 2}}''.
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|BRAH
|BRAH||Slang derived from the word "bro", the shortened form of "brother".
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|BRAT
|BRAT
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|BRAWL
|BRAWL||Shortened form of ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]''.
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|BUBBA
|BUBBA||Alternate name for {{s|supermariowiki|Cheep Chomp}}s, particularly their ''{{s|supermariowiki|Super Mario 64}}'' appearance.
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|BUDDY
|BUDDY
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|CAS
|CAS
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|CHIBI
|CHIBI||A [[wikipedia:Chibi (slang)|Japanese artstyle]] that depicts characters with overly sized heads compared to the rest of their body. Could also be a reference to [[Chibi-Robo]].
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|CHILLY
|CHILLY||A snowman enemy that appears in the {{uv|Kirby}} series.
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|CHOWDER
|CHOWDER
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|COLDRAMEN
|COLDRAMEN
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|COMBO
|COMBO||Could be a reference to the general concept of {{iw|wikipedia|combo|video games}}s in fighting games or [[Wombo Combo]].
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|COUGAR
|COUGAR
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|CRUMP
|CRUMP||Could be {{s|supermariowiki|Lord Crump}}, secondary antagonist in ''{{s|supermariowiki|Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door}}''.
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|CUL8R
|CUL8R||Abbreviated form of "See you later".
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|CUTIECAKE
|CUTIECAKE
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|DADDY
|DADDY
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|DAISY
|DAISY||[[Princess Daisy]], a major {{uv|Mario}} character and playable character in ''Ultimate''.
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|DEKU
|DEKU||A recurring species in the {{uv|Legend of Zelda}} series, and together with "GORON" and "ZORA", make up Link's primary non-human forms in ''{{s|zeldawiki|The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask}}''.
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|DKJR||abbreviated version of {{s|supermariowiki|Donkey Kong Jr.}}.
|DKJR||Abbreviated version of {{s|mariowiki|Donkey Kong Jr.}}
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|DOOD
|DOOD||Slang form of the word "dude".
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|DORF
|DORF||Shortened form of [[Ganondorf]].
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|DOUBLEDASH
|DOUBLEDASH||Shortened form of ''{{s|mariowiki|Mario Kart: Double Dash!!}}''
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|DOS
|DOS||Abbreviation of {{s|wikipedia|disk operating system}}.
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|DS
|DS||The {{s|wikipedia|Nintendo DS}}.
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|DUNKER
|DUNKER
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|EGADD
|EGADD||References {{s|mariowiki|Professor E. Gadd}}, a recurring ''Mario'' character and the inventor of the [[Poltergust]], [[F.L.U.D.D.]], and the {{s|mariowiki|Magic Paintbrush}}
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|ELBO
|ELBO||Slang form of the word "elbow".
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|FANANA||A nonsensical word frequently spoken by {{s|supermariowiki|Xananab}} from ''{{s|supermariowiki|DK Jungle Climber}}''.
|FANANA||A nonsensical word frequently spoken by {{s|supermariowiki|Xananab}} from ''{{s|supermariowiki|DK Jungle Climber}}''.
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|FAWFUL
|FAWFUL||A major antagonist in ''{{s|mariowiki|Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga}}'' and ''{{s|mariowiki|Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story}}''.
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|FILS-A-MEK||Reference to Reggie Fils-amie. Specically a {{s|wikipedia|Mega 64}} video where an android imposter Reggie of the same name is featured.
|FILS-A-MEK||Reference to [[Reggie Fils-Aimé]], specifically a {{s|wikipedia|Mega 64}} video where an android imposter Reggie of the same name is featured.
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|F.L.U.D.D.
|F.L.U.D.D.||Mario's main tool in ''{{s|mariowiki|Super Mario Sunshine}}'', also used in his [[F.L.U.D.D.|moveset]] from ''Brawl'' onward.
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|FUNKYKONG
|FUNKYKONG||Recurring character in the {{uv|Donkey Kong}} franchise.
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|GUMBOLAYA!
|GAMMA||E-102 Gamma, a character from the ''Sonic'' series.
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|GAMMA
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|GOEASYONME
|GOEASYONME
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|GOPHER
|GOPHER
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|GORON
|GORON||A recurring species in the ''Zelda'' series, and together with "DEKU" and "ZORA", make up Link's primary non-human forms in ''{{s|zeldawiki|The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask}}''.
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|GRRRRRR
|GRRRRRR
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|GREAT
|GREAT
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|GRIM
|GREIL||Ike and Mist’s father, and founder of the Greil Mercenaries.
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|GRIT
|GRIM||Possible a reference to [[Death]], who is sometimes referred to as the "Grim Reaper".
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|GRIT||A commanding officer from the {{uv|Nintendo Wars|Advance Wars}} series.
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|GUMBOLAYA!||Portmanteau of gumbo and jambalaya, two prominent dishes in Cajun cuisine.
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|GUY
|GUY
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|HAWTLAVA
|HAWTLAVA||Slang form of "hot lava".
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|HELLO
|HELLO
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|HOTCOCO
|HOTCOCO
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|ISAAC
|ISAAC||The main character of the first two {{uv|Golden Sun}} games, also appearing as an [[Assist Trophy]] in ''Brawl'' and ''Ultimate''.
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|JUMPMAN||Original name for [[Mario]] in the original Donkey Kong arcade game.
|JUMPMAN||Original name for [[Mario]] in the original Donkey Kong arcade game.
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|KAPPN
|KAPPN||A character from {{uv|Animal Crossing}}, usually seen with his boat taking the player to an island, though he also drives a taxi and bus in ''{{s|nookipedia|Wild World}}'' and ''{{s|nookipedia|City Folk}}, respectively.
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|KETCHUP
|KETCHUP
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|KITTY
|KITTY
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|KRANK||Shortened version of {{s|supermariowiki|Kranky Kong}} from the ''Donkey Kong'' franchise.
|KRANK||Alternative spelling of "crank". Could be a reference to {{s|supermariowiki|Cranky Kong}} from the ''Donkey Kong'' franchise.
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|KROOL
|KROOL||Shortened form of [[King K. Rool]], a major antagonist in the ''Donkey Kong'' series and playable character in ''Ultimate''.
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|LEFT
|LEFT
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|LILBIRDIE||Shortened version of {{s|metroidwiki|Little Birdie}} from ''{{s|metroidwiki|Metroid Other M}}''.
|LILBIRDIE||Shortened version of {{s|metroidwiki|Little Birdie}} from ''{{s|metroidwiki|Metroid Other M}}''.
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|LIP
|LIP||Main character of ''{{s|wikipedia|Panel de Pon}}'', whose wand appears as an [[Lip's Stick|item]] in ''Smash''.
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|MAGIC
|MAGIC
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|MAJORA
|MAJORA||An unseen character in ''{{s|zeldawiki|The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask}}'' whose [[zeldawiki:Majora's Mask (Item)|mask]] is relevant to the plot.
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|MASTER
|MASTER||Could be a shortened form of [[Master Hand]]
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|MELEE
|MELEE||Shortened form of ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]''.
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|MERC
|MERC||Shortened form of "mercenary".
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|MIKEYBEAR
|MIKEYBEAR
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|MOMMY
|MOMMY
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|MONA||A recurring character from the ''Warioware'' series.
|MONA||Could reference either {{s|wikipedia|Mona Lisa}} or the [[mariowiki:Mona|recurring character]] from the ''WarioWare'' series.
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|MORG
|MORG
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|MUZZLE
|MUZZLE
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|N64||common abreviation for [[Nintendo 64]].
|N64||Common abreviation for [[Nintendo 64]].
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|N8
|N8||A "{{s|wikipedia|leetspeak}}" form of the name "Nate", possibly referring to Nintendo of America employee {{s|mariowiki|Nate Bihldorff}}
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|NATURAL-D
|NATURAL-D||Refers to the musical note D, "natural" meaning neither flat nor sharp.
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|NINJA
|NINJA
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|NIN10DO
|NIN10DO||A "leetspeak" spelling of "[[Nintendo]]".
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|NOJOHNS||Reference to the famous "[[No Johns]]" in-joke within the competitive ''Smash'' community.
|NOJOHNS||Reference to the infamous "[[No Johns]]" in-joke within the competitive ''Smash'' community.
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|NOODLE
|NOODLE
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|NOWAY
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|OKAY
|OKAY
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|OKNOW
|OKNOW
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|OMEGA
|OMEGA||Could mean either E-123 Omega, a character from the ''Sonic'' series or the [[Ω form]]s.
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|ORCA
|ORCA||A character from ''{{s|zeldawiki|The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker}}'' who teaches Link how to use a sword and gives him the Hero's Sword.
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|OUCH?
|OUCH?||
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|PAPES||Antagonist from {{uv|The Legendary Starfy}} series.
|PAPES||Antagonist from {{uv|The Legendary Starfy}} series.
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|PIKMANZ
|PIKMANZ||Slang form of {{uv|Pikmin}}.
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|PLAYITLOUD||slogan for a mid 1990's [[Nintendo]] ad campaign of the same name.
|PLAYITLOUD||Slogan for a mid 1990's [[Nintendo]] ad campaign of the same name.
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|PLUMBER||Reference to both Mario and [[Luigi]] being plumbers.
|PLUMBER||Reference to both Mario and [[Luigi]] being plumbers.
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|POPPA
|POPPA
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|PROG
|PROG||Could be a shortened form of {{s|wikipedia|progressive rock}}, a genre of music.
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|PUNCH
|PUNCH
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|PUPIL
|PUPIL
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|RANDOM
|RANDOM||Could be referencing the random button.
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|RAYRAY
|RAYRAY
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|RAWK||Shortened version of {{s|supermariowiki|Rawk Hawk}} from ''{{s|supermariowiki|Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door}}''.
|RAWK||Possibly a shortened version of {{s|supermariowiki|Rawk Hawk}} from ''{{s|supermariowiki|Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door}}''.
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|RED
|RED||Possibly referencing [[bulbapedia:Red (game)|the trainer]] from {{uv|Pokémon}}.
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|RHYME
|RHYME
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|RIDLAY
|RIDLAY||Slang form of [[Ridley]].
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|RIGHT
|RIGHT
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|SAKURAI
|SAKURAI||Reference to [[Masahiro Sakurai]], director of the ''Super Smash Bros.'' series.
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|SAMICOM
|SAMICOM||Possibly a portmanteau of the late Sam Borofsky, the original sales representative for Nintendo of America and the Famicom, the Japanese version of the {{s|wikipedia|Nintendo Entertainment System}}.
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|SEEYA
|SEEYA
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|SLIPPY
|SLIPPY||[[Slippy Toad]], a major character in the {{uv|Star Fox}} series.
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|SORA||Reference to [[Sora Ltd.]]<!--NOT to the Kingdom Hearts character; this tag was in Smash Ultimate long before he was added-->
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|SORA||Reference to [[Sora Ltd.]]
|SOREN|| Ike’s loyal strategist and fellow Greil Mercenary.  
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|SMASH
|SMASH||Shorthand form of ''Super Smash Bros.''
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|SMIFF
|SMIFF||Nickname of [https://www.videogameschronicle.com/people/eric-smith/ Eric Smith], former lead localization producer at Nintendo of America.
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|SMOG
|SMOG||A type of poison. It could be a reference to a [[bulbapedia:Smog (move)|Poison-type move]] from the {{uv|Pokémon}} series.
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|SQUID
|SQUID||Likely a reference to the {{uv|Splatoon}} series, where [[Inkling]]s that have reached a certain age (implied to be 14) can transform between human and squid forms at will.
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|STELLAR
|STELLAR
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|SUPERDOG
|SUPERDOG
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|SWAN
|SWAN||Likely a reference to Nintendo of America employee {{s|mariowiki|Leslie Swan}}.
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|TANUKI
|TANUKI||Japanese raccoon dog of cultural and mythological significance, referenced both by the {{s|supermariowiki|Tanooki Suit}} in the ''Mario'' series and Tom Nook from the {{uv|Animal Crossing}} series.
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|TAWKSICK
|TAWKSICK||Slang spelling of "Toxic".
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|TEN
|TEN
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|TINY
|TINY||Could be referencing {{s|supermariowiki|Tiny Kong}}, a recurring character in the {{uv|Donkey Kong}} franchise. Could also reference the "tiny" mode in Special Smash.
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|T-O-A-D
|T-O-A-D||A hyphenated spelling of [[Toad]].
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|TOOMUCHDOG
|TOOMUCHDOG
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|TREEHOUSE
|TREEHOUSE||Possibly a reference to either [[Donkey Kong]]'s treehouse or the {{s|nintendowiki|Nintendo Treehouse}}, a product development branch primarily used for NTSC localizations.
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|UFO
|UFO||Acronym for "Unidentified Flying Object".
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|VAMP
|VAMP||Short form of "vampire".
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|W8ASEC
|W8ASEC||Abbreviated form of "Wait a sec(ond)".
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|WART
|WART||Main antagonist of ''{{s|mariowiki|Super Mario Bros. 2}}''
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|WATER
|WATER
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|WIZRAD
|WIZRAD
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|XCITE||abbreviated version of {{uv|Excite}}.
|XCITE||Abbreviated version of {{uv|Excite}}.
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|XORN
|XORN
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|YORI
|YORI
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|ZANT||Secondary antagonist in ''{{s|zeldawiki|The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess}}''.
|ZANT||The secondary antagonist in ''{{s|zeldawiki|The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess}}''.
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|ZEBRA
|ZEBRA
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|ZORA
|ZORA||A recurring species in the ''Zelda'' series, and together with "GORON" and "DEKU", make up Link's primary non-human forms in ''{{s|zeldawiki|The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask}}''.
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Latest revision as of 04:24, September 30, 2024

This is a list of all of all names that can randomly appear by selecting the Autopick option when naming the player on the character select screen.

Names[edit]

Name Notes
2LATE Based on the phrase "2LATE4ME" printed on barrels throughout the Donkey Kong franchise.
4EVER Alternate spelling of "forever"
77777 Possibly a reference to the number 7 being considered lucky in most cultures.
9-VOLT A recurring character in the WarioWare series.
AGGGGGGH
AIRBORNE
AKA Short for "also known as".
ALAS
ALPHABOT
ARMOR Possibly a reference to the armor mechanic.
BANANA Refers to the item.
BARNES A character from The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess that runs a bomb shop in Kakariko Village and will sell Link various types of bombs.
BARRELROLL An aerobatic manoeuvre most notable for Peppy Hare's exclamation of it in Star Fox 64.
BEAU A lazy deer villager in the Animal Crossing series.
BELLABEAN
BILTH Reference to Nintendo of America employee Bill Trinen. It is a portmanteau of "Bill's filthy combos", and also his official gamer tag.
BIRDO A character from the Mario series who first appeared in Super Mario Bros. 2.
BRAH Slang derived from the word "bro", the shortened form of "brother".
BRAT
BRAWL Shortened form of Super Smash Bros. Brawl.
BUBBA Alternate name for Cheep Chomps, particularly their Super Mario 64 appearance.
BUDDY
BUFF
BUMPADUMP
CANDYMAN
CAS
CHIBI A Japanese artstyle that depicts characters with overly sized heads compared to the rest of their body. Could also be a reference to Chibi-Robo.
CHILLY A snowman enemy that appears in the Kirby series.
CHOWDER
COLDRAMEN
COMBO Could be a reference to the general concept of combos in fighting games or Wombo Combo.
COUGAR
CRUMP Could be Lord Crump, secondary antagonist in Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door.
CUL8R Abbreviated form of "See you later".
CUTIECAKE
DADDY
DAISY Princess Daisy, a major Mario character and playable character in Ultimate.
DEKU A recurring species in the Legend of Zelda series, and together with "GORON" and "ZORA", make up Link's primary non-human forms in The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask.
DKJR Abbreviated version of Donkey Kong Jr.
DOOD Slang form of the word "dude".
DORF Shortened form of Ganondorf.
DOUBLEDASH Shortened form of Mario Kart: Double Dash!!
DOS Abbreviation of disk operating system.
DS The Nintendo DS.
DUNKER
EGADD References Professor E. Gadd, a recurring Mario character and the inventor of the Poltergust, F.L.U.D.D., and the Magic Paintbrush
ELBO Slang form of the word "elbow".
FANANA A nonsensical word frequently spoken by Xananab from DK Jungle Climber.
FAWFUL A major antagonist in Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga and Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story.
FILS-A-MEK Reference to Reggie Fils-Aimé, specifically a Mega 64 video where an android imposter Reggie of the same name is featured.
F.L.U.D.D. Mario's main tool in Super Mario Sunshine, also used in his moveset from Brawl onward.
FUNKYKONG Recurring character in the Donkey Kong franchise.
GAMMA E-102 Gamma, a character from the Sonic series.
GOEASYONME
GOPHER
GORON A recurring species in the Zelda series, and together with "DEKU" and "ZORA", make up Link's primary non-human forms in The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask.
GRRRRRR
GRAVY
GREAT
GREIL Ike and Mist’s father, and founder of the Greil Mercenaries.
GRIM Possible a reference to Death, who is sometimes referred to as the "Grim Reaper".
GRIT A commanding officer from the Advance Wars series.
GUMBOLAYA! Portmanteau of gumbo and jambalaya, two prominent dishes in Cajun cuisine.
GUY
HAWTLAVA Slang form of "hot lava".
HELLO
HOTCOCO
ISAAC The main character of the first two Golden Sun games, also appearing as an Assist Trophy in Brawl and Ultimate.
JUMPMAN Original name for Mario in the original Donkey Kong arcade game.
KAPPN A character from Animal Crossing, usually seen with his boat taking the player to an island, though he also drives a taxi and bus in Wild World and City Folk, respectively.
KETCHUP
KICK
KITTY
KRANK Alternative spelling of "crank". Could be a reference to Cranky Kong from the Donkey Kong franchise.
KROOL Shortened form of King K. Rool, a major antagonist in the Donkey Kong series and playable character in Ultimate.
LEFT
LIGHT
LILBIRDIE Shortened version of Little Birdie from Metroid Other M.
LIP Main character of Panel de Pon, whose wand appears as an item in Smash.
MAGIC
MAJORA An unseen character in The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask whose mask is relevant to the plot.
MASTER Could be a shortened form of Master Hand
MELEE Shortened form of Super Smash Bros. Melee.
MERC Shortened form of "mercenary".
MIKEYBEAR
MOMMY
MONA Could reference either Mona Lisa or the recurring character from the WarioWare series.
MORG
MUZZLE
N64 Common abreviation for Nintendo 64.
N8 A "leetspeak" form of the name "Nate", possibly referring to Nintendo of America employee Nate Bihldorff
NATURAL-D Refers to the musical note D, "natural" meaning neither flat nor sharp.
NINJA
NIN10DO A "leetspeak" spelling of "Nintendo".
NOJOHNS Reference to the infamous "No Johns" in-joke within the competitive Smash community.
NOODLE
NOWAY
OKAY
OKNOW
OMEGA Could mean either E-123 Omega, a character from the Sonic series or the Ω forms.
ORCA A character from The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker who teaches Link how to use a sword and gives him the Hero's Sword.
OUCH?
PAPES Antagonist from The Legendary Starfy series.
PIKMANZ Slang form of Pikmin.
PLAYITLOUD Slogan for a mid 1990's Nintendo ad campaign of the same name.
PLUMBER Reference to both Mario and Luigi being plumbers.
POPPA
PROG Could be a shortened form of progressive rock, a genre of music.
PUNCH
PUPIL
RANDOM Could be referencing the random button.
RAYRAY
RAWK Possibly a shortened version of Rawk Hawk from Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door.
RED Possibly referencing the trainer from Pokémon.
RHYME
RIDLAY Slang form of Ridley.
RIGHT
SAKURAI Reference to Masahiro Sakurai, director of the Super Smash Bros. series.
SAMICOM Possibly a portmanteau of the late Sam Borofsky, the original sales representative for Nintendo of America and the Famicom, the Japanese version of the Nintendo Entertainment System.
SEEYA
SLIPPY Slippy Toad, a major character in the Star Fox series.
SORA Reference to Sora Ltd.
SOREN Ike’s loyal strategist and fellow Greil Mercenary.
SMASH Shorthand form of Super Smash Bros.
SMIFF Nickname of Eric Smith, former lead localization producer at Nintendo of America.
SMOG A type of poison. It could be a reference to a Poison-type move from the Pokémon series.
SQUID Likely a reference to the Splatoon series, where Inklings that have reached a certain age (implied to be 14) can transform between human and squid forms at will.
STELLAR
SUGAR
SUPERDOG
SWAN Likely a reference to Nintendo of America employee Leslie Swan.
TANUKI Japanese raccoon dog of cultural and mythological significance, referenced both by the Tanooki Suit in the Mario series and Tom Nook from the Animal Crossing series.
TAWKSICK Slang spelling of "Toxic".
TEN
TINY Could be referencing Tiny Kong, a recurring character in the Donkey Kong franchise. Could also reference the "tiny" mode in Special Smash.
T-O-A-D A hyphenated spelling of Toad.
TOOMUCHDOG
TREEHOUSE Possibly a reference to either Donkey Kong's treehouse or the Nintendo Treehouse, a product development branch primarily used for NTSC localizations.
UFO Acronym for "Unidentified Flying Object".
VAMP Short form of "vampire".
W8ASEC Abbreviated form of "Wait a sec(ond)".
WART Main antagonist of Super Mario Bros. 2
WATER
WIND
WINNER
WIZRAD
XCITE Abbreviated version of Excite.
XORN
YORI
ZANT The secondary antagonist in The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess.
ZEBRA
ZORA A recurring species in the Zelda series, and together with "GORON" and "DEKU", make up Link's primary non-human forms in The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask.
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