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*Banjo & Kazooie are the fourth fighter in the series voiced by a non-Japanese voice actor in all language tracks of ''Ultimate'' who did not originate from the ''Mario'' universe, following [[Zero Suit Samus]], [[Lucas]], and several costumes of [[Bayonetta]]. | *Banjo & Kazooie are the fourth fighter in the series voiced by a non-Japanese voice actor in all language tracks of ''Ultimate'' who did not originate from the ''Mario'' universe, following [[Zero Suit Samus]], [[Lucas]], and several costumes of [[Bayonetta]]. | ||
**Out of them, Banjo and Kazooie are the only characters to be voiced by a male actor (Chris Sutherland), as the others are voiced by actresses ({{s|Wikipedia|Alésia Glidewell}}, {{s|Wikipedia|Lani Minella}} and Hellena Taylor, respectively. Also among these, they are the only characters to recycle voice clips from their home series instead of ones recorded specifically for a ''Smash'' game. | **Out of them, Banjo and Kazooie are the only characters to be voiced by a male actor (Chris Sutherland), as the others are voiced by actresses ({{s|Wikipedia|Alésia Glidewell}}, {{s|Wikipedia|Lani Minella}} and Hellena Taylor, respectively. Also among these, they are the only characters to recycle voice clips from their home series instead of ones recorded specifically for a ''Smash'' game. | ||
*Banjo & Kazooie and Dark Samus are the only playable fighters whose games of origin were neither released first in Japan nor worldwide, with both (''Banjo-Kazooie'' and ''Metroid Prime 2'', respectively) releasing in North America first. | *Banjo & Kazooie and Dark Samus are the only playable fighters whose games of origin were neither released first in Japan nor simultaneously worldwide, with both (''Banjo-Kazooie'' and ''Metroid Prime 2'', respectively) releasing in North America first. | ||