Crazy Hand (SSBM)

Crazy Hand
Crazy Hand as a trophy.
A boss in	Melee
Universe	Super Smash Bros.
Location	Final Destination
Voice actor	Dean Harrington

Crazy Hand is a boss character who first appeared in Super Smash Bros. Melee. In Classic Mode, he appears as a bonus boss fought alongside Master Hand; to fight him, one must play Classic Mode on Normal difficulty or higher, reach Master Hand, and reduce Master Hand's HP by half within a total of 5 minutes and 50 seconds since the start of the mode. Crazy Hand starts with the same amount of HP that Master Hand started with. Outside of Classic Mode, Crazy Hand can also be fought alongside Master Hand in Event 50: Final Destination Match.

Most of Crazy Hand's attacks are stronger variations of Master Hand's; however he also has a few unique attacks of his own. On top of his standard attacks, Crazy Hand can team up with Master Hand for a few attacks.

Moveset

Note that none of the names are official. Crazy Hand can only be played by using the debug menu through an Action Replay. All directions are pressed on the D-Pad, not the Control Stick. Lastly, Crazy Hand can only be controlled by Player 4.

Individual

Move	Damage	Debug mode input	Description
Big Slap	16%	+	Crazy Hand makes a large swipe across the stage.
Finger Bomb	5% (contact), 10% (explosion)	+	Crazy Hand drops several bombs. If a bomb hits a character before it hits the ground, it does low damage with minimal knockback. If a bomb hits the ground, it does double damage with a very large darkness explosion and reasonable knockback.
Finger Drill	6% (startup), 2% (hits 1-24), 1% (last hit)	+	Crazy Hand drills into the ground. Not much difference from Master Hand's version.
Floor Sweep	11%	+	Crazy Hand sweeps across the stage. This move electrocutes the player. Has decent vertical knockback.
Forward Throw	18%	+	Crazy Hand throws the opponent forward with very high horizontal knockback, KOing the player at low percentages without DI.
Flying Punch	30%	+	Crazy Hand flies in from behind the stage as a fist, causing an electrical explosion on crossing the playing field. Unlike Master Hand, this attack is a vertical KO move, star KOing as low as 35%.
Flying Slap	20% (clean center), 15% (otherwise)	+	Crazy Hand flies in from the background and slaps the ground. The center of the move has the highest damage and is a semi-spike. Being hit by the grounded shockwave produced starts with vertical knockback, becoming more horizontal and less knockback (but same damage) with distance.
Jetstream	30% (main part), 12%/10% (otherwise)	+	Crazy Hand flies in from behind the stage and spins around. The player gets electrocuted when the move is done. Unlike Master Hand, this move doesn't have fixed knockback and rather can KO the player at high percentage.
Laser Nail		+	Crazy Hand shoots lasers from his fingertips. Only the endpoints do damage. If Master Hand is not in the match, the game will freeze before they start.
Power Punch	30%	+	Crazy Hand punches the ground with a large explosion. Unlike Master Hand, it aims at the player faster and has more knockback, but the knockback is fixed.
Power Slap	24%	+	Crazy Hand slaps the ground. This attack can bury grounded players, while on aerial characters it instead results in considerable horizontal knockback.
Reverse Throw	18%	+	Crazy Hand throws the opponent backwards with low horizontal knockback, though with higher scaling than his forward throw.
Spasm	17% per hit	+	Crazy Hand lies on the ground and has violent spasms. Very large hitbox and sends opponents upward, but cannot hit aerial targets.
Spider Walk	20% (early), 18% (late)	+	Crazy Hand "crawls" across the stage using his fingers. High damage and okay knockback when it connects, dealing darkness damage. Slightly weaker with a slash sound and flatter angle if it hits during the later part of the move.
Squeeze	15%	+ ( Or )	Crazy Hand's pummel. Flowers the player. After 3 squeezes he will move to a throw.
Tri-Poke	6%, 6%, 20%	+	Crazy Hand pokes three times. The first causes darkness, the second causes electrocution, and the third poke causes freezing. The pokes can chain together but are easy to DI out of. The first two pokes can hit three times each, while the third has high vertical knockback, being capable of star KOing any players at middle to high percentage.

In combination with Master Hand

The damage recorded here is only for Crazy Hand's contribution to the attack. For Master Hand's contribution, see Master Hand (SSBM).

In terms of debug mode inputs, Crazy Hand must go first. Then, Master Hand must finish what he's doing and input Y↑. Not doing so will leave Crazy Hand stuck in the "waiting for Master Hand" phase until either of them is KO'd. If Crazy Hand inputs Y←, Master Hand will ignore it (there is no corresponding attack), which will guarantee this.

Move	Damage	Debug mode input	Description
Applause	5% (sleep), 2% (swipes), 6% (claps), 12% (last clap)	+	A gas is released that puts the player to sleep, then the two hands clap together five times. The first four electrocutes the player, and the last one burns the player with vertical knockback. Five hits can chain together, can DI'd out of first four hits.
Cross Punch	3% (swing), 20% (clean impact), 12% (late impact)	+	Crazy Hand punches across the stage and is caught by Master Hand. A shockwave that deals shadow damage is released at impact. This attack also send players upward. This attack can KO opponents at high percentage.
Sandwich Punch	16% (swing), 20% (impact)	+	The two hands punch together. Has a fire effect and it sends players upwards. Can KO opponents at high percentage.

Melee trophy

Crazy Hand's trophy in Melee

Crazy Hand

Where the Master Hand loves to create, its alter ego is impulsive and destructive, consumed with that hollow feeling which comes from destroying your own creations. The Crazy Hand appears when a player clears obstacles quickly and the Master Hand's power is low. You have only one chance to defeat the Crazy Hand.

• Super Smash Bros. Melee 12/01

Trivia

• The game will freeze if Crazy Hand is KO'd while grabbing someone.
• On Final Destination, the solo fight with Master Hand prevents the background from changing twice unless Crazy Hand is present.
• When Crazy Hand is played through the debug menu in Pokémon Stadium, the screen will say "Crazyhand."