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An '''ambush''' is the action of multiple enemies from the [[Subspace Army]] appearing in a level of ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s [[Adventure Mode: The Subspace Emissary]], blocking the path. They all have to be fought in order to proceed in the level. It are usually around 10 enemies that have to be fought, though it may be more, as can be seen at some points where 20 or 30 enemies have to be fought in the [[Midair Stadium]], [[Battlefield Fortress]], [[The Canyon]], [[Outside the Ancient Ruins|a flying platform]] (which is seen being guarded by only a few Primid, although more enemies appear here) and [[Subspace Bomb Factory]], though that are mostly traps which complete the level, or a part of it, as opposed to only making the path clear like in normal ambushes.
An '''ambush''' (or a '''locked battle''') is when a level of the [[Subspace Emissary]] stops advancing forwards and locks in place, forcing the player to take on a group of [[Subspace Army]] members. Ambushes can be identified by a purple screen flash and a distinctive sound, followed by a series of enemies appearing. Once all of the enemies are defeated, the screen flashses white and the player can resume advancing through the level.


Ambushes appear in all levels of the SSE.
All levels of the Subspace Emissary contain at least one ambush. They likely exist in order to keep players from simply running through every level without engaing any enemies.
 
Certain levels - namely [[Midair Stadium]], [[Battlefield Fortress]], [[The Canyon]], [[Outside the Ancient Ruins]], and [[Subspace Bomb Factory]] - have situations similar to ambushes except for the fact that the battle takes up an entire piece of the level, instead of being a blockade in the middle of a level. These ambushes generally have a higher enemy count, alongside an extra bar on the screen showing how many more enemies remain. The Canyon is the only level to be nothing but an ambush.
 
==Trivia==
*For most ambushes, parts of terrain that aren't connected to the main area and are just off-screen become disabled, preventing players from being rescued by a bounce off an unseen object.
*[[Glire]]s, [[Glice]]s, and [[Glunder]]s tend to take themselves out of ambushses, due to rolling along terrain that leaves the screen.
*Humorously, there is a locked battle in Subspace that contains nothing but a [[Ticken]] - which appears above no platforms and promptly falls off the screen.


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An ambush (or a locked battle) is when a level of the Subspace Emissary stops advancing forwards and locks in place, forcing the player to take on a group of Subspace Army members. Ambushes can be identified by a purple screen flash and a distinctive sound, followed by a series of enemies appearing. Once all of the enemies are defeated, the screen flashses white and the player can resume advancing through the level.

All levels of the Subspace Emissary contain at least one ambush. They likely exist in order to keep players from simply running through every level without engaing any enemies.

Certain levels - namely Midair Stadium, Battlefield Fortress, The Canyon, Outside the Ancient Ruins, and Subspace Bomb Factory - have situations similar to ambushes except for the fact that the battle takes up an entire piece of the level, instead of being a blockade in the middle of a level. These ambushes generally have a higher enemy count, alongside an extra bar on the screen showing how many more enemies remain. The Canyon is the only level to be nothing but an ambush.

Trivia

  • For most ambushes, parts of terrain that aren't connected to the main area and are just off-screen become disabled, preventing players from being rescued by a bounce off an unseen object.
  • Glires, Glices, and Glunders tend to take themselves out of ambushses, due to rolling along terrain that leaves the screen.
  • Humorously, there is a locked battle in Subspace that contains nothing but a Ticken - which appears above no platforms and promptly falls off the screen.