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===Trivia=== | ===Trivia=== | ||
*With a total of 6 appearances, Bowser and Ganondorf are tied for having the most appearances as a selectable fighter in fighter-specific Event Tourneys. | *With a total of 6 appearances, Bowser and Ganondorf are tied for having the most appearances as a selectable fighter in fighter-specific Event Tourneys. | ||
**However, Bowser alone has had the most appearances for the longest time, having held the title for 8 tourneys starting from A Tribute to Melee and ending with Triforce Tryouts. | |||
*Discounting Heroes Vs. Villains, Bringing Back the '80s has the most fighter debuts, with 9. | *Discounting Heroes Vs. Villains, Bringing Back the '80s has the most fighter debuts, with 9. | ||
**In contrast, Hefty Heavyweights, Brawl Veterans Represent, and Shocking Power are all tied for the least fighter debuts; Incineroar is the only fighter to make its debut in the first, Zero Suit Samus was the only one in the second, and Robin was the only one in the third. | **In contrast, Hefty Heavyweights, Brawl Veterans Represent, and Shocking Power are all tied for the least fighter debuts; Incineroar is the only fighter to make its debut in the first, Zero Suit Samus was the only one in the second, and Robin was the only one in the third. | ||
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*Young Link has appeared in 3 Event Tourneys in a row (having appeared in A Tribute to Melee, Some Training, Professor?, and Hailing From the '90s), the most out of any fighter. | *Young Link has appeared in 3 Event Tourneys in a row (having appeared in A Tribute to Melee, Some Training, Professor?, and Hailing From the '90s), the most out of any fighter. | ||
*A Tribute to Melee and Spiky Vs. Round? The Ultimate Battle are tied for the most fighters that have previously appeared in the Event Tourney right before it, with 5 each (Peach, Bowser, Ice Climbers, Zelda, and Mr. Game & Watch for the former; Kirby, Jigglypuff, Meta Knight, Sonic, and Cloud for the latter). | *A Tribute to Melee and Spiky Vs. Round? The Ultimate Battle are tied for the most fighters that have previously appeared in the Event Tourney right before it, with 5 each (Peach, Bowser, Ice Climbers, Zelda, and Mr. Game & Watch for the former; Kirby, Jigglypuff, Meta Knight, Sonic, and Cloud for the latter). | ||
**Coincidently, both of the Tourneys before these are decade-based (Bringing Back the '80s and Hailing from the '90s). | **Coincidently, both of the Tourneys before these are decade-based (Bringing Back the '80s and Hailing from the '90s respectively). | ||
*Original Class of '64 is the only Event Tourney to have more new fighters than returning fighters (this does not count Heroes Vs. Villains and The Ultimate Partnership, which only consist of new fighters). | *Original Class of '64 is the only Event Tourney to have more new fighters than returning fighters (this does not count Heroes Vs. Villains and The Ultimate Partnership, which only consist of new fighters). | ||
*Pokémon Sword and Pokémon Shield is the only Event Tourney to have an equal number of returning fighters and new fighters (if Pokémon Trainer is treated as a single fighter). | *Pokémon Sword and Pokémon Shield is the only Event Tourney to have an equal number of returning fighters and new fighters (if Pokémon Trainer is treated as a single fighter). | ||