Food

Food
Various Types of Food
Universe	Super Smash Bros., Kirby and Yoshi's Island
Appears in	SSBM SSBB
Item class	Damage Recovering

This list contains all of the Food (たべもの, tabemono) items that heal and spawn normally as items and from containers. This list does not include Apples from Green Greens, Maxim Tomatoes, peanuts, Eggs from Chansey, Birdo's eggs, and the vegetables from the Summit. The food most likely is an original item, but it does resemble the food found in Kirby Super Star and other Kirby installments, which was a very abundant, yet low in power, source of health. It is interesting to note, that because the two game series were under the same developer, all food items in Super Smash Bros. Melee were also in the game Kirby Air Ride.

The Food item appears as a trophy in both Melee and Brawl.

In Brawl

The latest incarnation of Smash Bros adds an odd technique called Eating While Reclining. If a character lands hard by some food, the player can press A to grab and eat the food without needing to get up first.[1]

List

Food Items

Food	Description	Healing Power
Cheese	Yellow-orange wedge shape	4%
Grapes	Purple triangular cluster	3%
Donut	Donut shaped, half red-brown, half yellow	4%
Beef Bowl	White bowl, brown filled, with bits of red(pickled ginger)	7%
Watermelon	Light/dark green striped circle	6%
Ice Cream	Beige cone with vanilla ice cream (SSBM) and strawberry ice cream (SSBB)	3%
Pizza	Brown/yellow/orange ellipse shape	8%
Melon	Green circle w/ stem that forks in 2 directions	6%
Bananas	Bunch of yellow bananas (3)	5%
Fried Rice	White/brown dish, white/green/yellow rice	7%
Sushi Platter	Tray w/ large green leaf & various sushi	8%
Onigiri	White triangle(rice) w/ black square(seaweed)	6%
Orange	Orange circle	4%
Rice Tray	Square container of rice, drink(tea), condiments, and chopsticks	5%
Hamburger	Sesame seed bun w/ cheese, lettuce, tomato, and meat	6%
Turkey	Whole turkey on plate w/ greens	7%
Curry Rice	White plate, w/ brown sauce, cubed meat/potatoes	7%
Cup of Tea	White cup/saucer, tea	2%
Milk	Blue/white milk carton	5%
Spaghetti	White bowl, pasta, tomato sauce	6%
Omelette	White plate, beige roll, red sauce, greens	7%
Strawberry	Red triangle with green steam/leaves	1%
Mushroom	Dark brown cap with light stem	5%
Juice	Wine glass with yellow liquid	3%
Ramen	White/red bowl with yellow(noodles), green(vegetables), and white/red discs	7%
Apple	Red circle with stem	5%
Peach	Pink circle	5%
Unagi Rice/Chocolate	Rectangular pan with brown filling	9%
Peanut	A peeled peanut	4%

Trophies

Melee description

These food items will restore your health when you eat them. There are 28 different types of food, and the nutritional value and yumminess quotient differs slightly with each type. Party Balls tend to hold the largest amount of food items. You may be vulnerable when gorging yourself, but you do need to eat to survive.

Brawl description

Treats that decrease your damage. The nutritional value of each food, and how much damage it heals, is carefully measured. What's better for you, sushi or a donut? Party Balls contain a lot of food, so if you eat it all yourself, you can really lower your damage. There may be times when you laugh and walk away from food, and times when you watch someone else eating and cry.

Trivia

• On the Summit stage, bonus vegetable items that appeared in the original Ice Climber game act as Food.
• Snake is the only character who makes unique sounds whenever he heals with a food item (Maxim Tomato included), or even while eating the non-healing but still edible Superspicy Curry. These range from generic eating noises to commentary such as "Mm, Tasty!".
• All food listed above is rendered as a 2-dimensional picture. The render always faces the camera.
• The highest amount you can heal in Brawl with a single piece of food is 12%, which is the chicken drumstick.
• Peaches are not a normal food. They only appear during Peach's Final Smash, however, they are still 2D sprites.