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[[File:FoxOnlyMeme.png|thumbnail|An example of the meme, making fun of playing on [[For Glory]].]] | |||
'''"No items, Fox only, Final Destination"''' is an [[wikipedia:internet meme|Internet meme]] that mocks [[competitive play]] in the [[Super Smash Bros. (series)|''Super Smash Bros.'' series]]. The origin of the meme is not clear, but it was built on three assumptions: that tournaments have all [[item]]s turned off, that {{SSBM|Fox}} is the most frequently used character in ''Melee'' tournaments and has been the highest-ranked character on ''[[Melee]]''{{'}}s [[tier list]] for several iterations, and that [[Final Destination]] is the most frequently played stage in tournaments due to its complete lack of platforms or hazards. Combined into a phrase, it is quoted by Internet users as a generalization for competitive play in general, under the implication that competitive play is "less fun" than "regular" or "casual" play. | '''"No items, Fox only, Final Destination"''' is an [[wikipedia:internet meme|Internet meme]] that mocks [[competitive play]] in the [[Super Smash Bros. (series)|''Super Smash Bros.'' series]]. The origin of the meme is not clear, but it was built on three assumptions: that tournaments have all [[item]]s turned off, that {{SSBM|Fox}} is the most frequently used character in ''Melee'' tournaments and has been the highest-ranked character on ''[[Melee]]''{{'}}s [[tier list]] for several iterations, and that [[Final Destination]] is the most frequently played stage in tournaments due to its complete lack of platforms or hazards. Combined into a phrase, it is quoted by Internet users as a generalization for competitive play in general, under the implication that competitive play is "less fun" than "regular" or "casual" play. | ||