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[[Image:Character roll call.jpg|thumb|right|200 px|The character panels which come after the player's character trophy.]] | [[Image:Character roll call.jpg|thumb|right|200 px|The character panels which come after the player's character trophy.]] | ||
The '''Character Roll Call''' ({{ja|キャラクターロール| | The '''Character Roll Call''' ({{ja|キャラクターロール|Kyarakutā Rōru}}, ''Character Roll'') is an ending sequence used in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'' based on the shooting feature of ''[[Super Smash Bros.]]'' and ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s [[credits]]. However, unlike the previously mentioned credits, the Character Roll Call displays the character cast instead of the staff credits and voice actors. It is played after the successful completion of {{SSBB|Classic Mode}} or [[All-Star Mode]]. The main idea is to shoot the panels of [[character]]s, [[Assist Trophies]], character [[items]] (i.e. [[Bob-omb]], [[Hothead]], [[Mr. Saturn]] and [[Sandbag]]), Pokémon (which appear from [[Poké Ball]]) and [[trophy|trophies]] the player has unlocked or collected. Once a panel is hit, it flips and coins disperse from the panel. At the end, the total screen appears indicating how many panels were hit out of the total amount of panels shown, followed by how many [[Coins (collectable)|coins]] the player has earned. | ||
Hitting the panels rewards the shooter with two points, while hitting the name of the panel rewards only one point. No unlockables can be achieved with this feature. The higher the difficulty level, the more coins are earned per panel. | Hitting the panels rewards the shooter with two points, while hitting the name of the panel rewards only one point. No unlockables can be achieved with this feature. The higher the difficulty level, the more coins are earned per panel. | ||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*The minimum number of times required to view the Character Roll Call is 76, which | *The minimum number of times required to view the Character Roll Call is 76, which was also the minimum number of times required to view the credits in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'' as of {{SSBU|Terry}}'s release, and is just one more than the minimum number of times required to view the credits in ''Melee''. | ||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
Revision as of 05:33, February 1, 2020
The Character Roll Call (キャラクターロール, Character Roll) is an ending sequence used in Super Smash Bros. Brawl based on the shooting feature of Super Smash Bros. and Super Smash Bros. Melee's credits. However, unlike the previously mentioned credits, the Character Roll Call displays the character cast instead of the staff credits and voice actors. It is played after the successful completion of Classic Mode or All-Star Mode. The main idea is to shoot the panels of characters, Assist Trophies, character items (i.e. Bob-omb, Hothead, Mr. Saturn and Sandbag), Pokémon (which appear from Poké Ball) and trophies the player has unlocked or collected. Once a panel is hit, it flips and coins disperse from the panel. At the end, the total screen appears indicating how many panels were hit out of the total amount of panels shown, followed by how many coins the player has earned.
Hitting the panels rewards the shooter with two points, while hitting the name of the panel rewards only one point. No unlockables can be achieved with this feature. The higher the difficulty level, the more coins are earned per panel.
On record, no person has claimed to have struck every target on a full Character Roll Call in Brawl due to the sheer amount of trophies on-screen at one time.
Music
A different music track will play based on the character the player was using. These themes usually are themes from the end of a game or else a personal theme.
Trivia
- The minimum number of times required to view the Character Roll Call is 76, which was also the minimum number of times required to view the credits in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate as of Terry's release, and is just one more than the minimum number of times required to view the credits in Melee.
