Event 27: Three-Beast Carnage
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| Single Event 27 Three-Beast Carnage | |
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| Official description | Three beasts are in the tyrant's town! Facing them is a lone figure...R.O.B. |
| Character(s) used | R.O.B. (tiny, 1 stock) |
| Opponent(s) | Giant Bowser (1 stock) Giant DK (1 stock) Giant Charizard (1 stock) |
| Stage(s) | New Pork City |
| Music | Porky's Theme |
| Availability | Unlockable |
Three-Beast Carnage is the 27th solo event match out of a total of 41 in Super Smash Bros. Brawl. As a tiny R.O.B., the player must fight Giant Bowser, Giant Donkey Kong, and Giant Charizard on New Pork City. Despite the aforementioned characters being giant-sized, they actually take way more knockback than how much they would normally sustain for their sizes, though the knockback they inflict remains on par. Bowser, Donkey Kong, and Charizard can attack each other, and this is typically a safer way to complete this event match.
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
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 Japanese |
三大怪獣、大暴れ | Three Giant Monsters on a Rampage |
 French |
Trois brutes à l’attaque | Three brutes on the offence |
 German |
Angriff der Giganten | Attack of the Giants |
 Spanish |
Escabechina trimonstruosa | Three-monster destruction |
 Italian |
Tre belve e un robot | Three beasts and a robot |
 Korean |
3대 괴수의 대반란 | The Great Rebellion of the Three Great Monsters |
Trivia
- Like Go! Triple Finish!, Charizard's Pokémon Trainer is absent from the background in this event; as a result, Pokémon Change is never used.
- This event is similar to Super Smash Bros. Melee's Event 25: Gargantuans, as the player is pitted against giant characters in a city-related stage. Both events also happen in EarthBound stages.
- As with Gargantuans, the appearance of giant Bowser, Donkey Kong, and Charizard as giants in New Pork City is a reference to the "monster" movies featuring giant creatures destroying major cities, such as the video game Rampage; specifically, they can be seen as references to Godzilla, King Kong, and Gorgo from the 1962 movie King Kong vs. Godzilla respectively.
