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->'''Home Series:''' ''VideoGame/XenobladeChronicles'' (Debut: ''VideoGame/XenobladeChronicles'' Wii, 2010)

!!!!!!Voiced by Creator/Ryo Horikawa (Japanese), Rufus Jones (English)

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* GodOfEvil: Pretty much, he's the living embodiment of Subspace and more powerful than Master Hand, who more or less created the ''Smash Brothers'' universe out of dolls/trophies and tables.

* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: Red and Blue Alloy are pretty much the Wireframes with colored armor.

This page lists all the notable non-playable characters in the ''Super Smash Bros.'' series, such as bosses and summoned characters.

[[folder:'''Spoiler Character:''' [[spoiler:Tabuu]]]]

The Mii Fighters are the fourth incarnation of the Small Fry Corps although they were not revealed as such initially. They come in [GenderedOutfit male and female versions,]] but also 3 distinct fighting styles not linked to their appearance, Brawler, Swords Fighter, and Gunner. See ''Characters/SuperSmashBrosU3DS'' for more detail about the characters generally while playable, and here for specific tropes to when they are enemy units.

-> '''Playable In:''' ''Brawl'

The Mii Fighters are the fourth incarnation of the Small Fry Corps although they were not revealed as such initially. They come in male and female versions, but also 3 distinct fighting styles not linked to their appearance, Brawler, Swordsman, and Gunner. See ''Characters/SuperSmashBrosU3DS'' for more detail about the characters generally while playable, and here for specific tropes to when they are enemy units.

* MultiMookMelee: Multi-Man Smash, since the fourth gamee doesn't have a subtitle.

-> '''Home Series:''' Nintendo Hardware (Debut: Wii console, 2006)
-> '''Playable in:''' U/3DS

The Mii Fighter are the fourth incarnation of the Small Fry Corps although they were not revealed as such initially. See ''Characters/SuperSmashBrosU3DS'' for more detail about the characters generally while playable, and here for specific tropes to when they are enemy units.

The replacements for the Fighting Polygons. Unlike their predecessors, the Wireframes appear in more than one mode, and even have a mode specifically dedicated to fighting them.

The third incarnation of the "Small Fry Enemy Corps". They only appear in Multi-Man Brawl.

* LawOfChromaticSuperiority: Defying common conventions, Red Alloy is ''not'' the leader.

See ''Characters/SuperSmashBrosU3DS'' for more detail

* PromotedToPlayable: The first Small Fry Corps to be selectable characters, but only when customization is turned on in local or With Friends play online.

See ''Characters/SuperSmashBrosWiiU3DS'' for more detail

* PromotedToPlayable: The first Small Fry Corps to be selectable characters, but only when customizations are turned on in local or With Friends play online.

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%%!Ashley
%%!Chain Chomp
%%!Color TV Game 15
%%!Dark Samus
%%!Dillon
%%!Dr. Kawashima
%%!Elec Man
%%!Ghirahim
%%!Inky, Pinky, Blinky, and Clyde
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%%!Mother Brain
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!Bosses and Stadium

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A list of NPC characters in Smash Bros in the form they debuted

[[folder:Tabuu]]

[[folder:Fighting Polygons]]
-> '''Home Series:''' ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBros'' (Debut: ''Super Smash Bros.'' (N64))
-> '''Appears in:''' original

Before the showdown with the Master, the player must face thirty abstract clones of every character in the game. Unlike the originals, they are incapable of special moves.
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* BladeBelowTheShoulder: The Samus polygon has a large spike in place of her arm cannon.
* ConservationOfNinjutsu: Much like the Yoshi and Kirby teams, it doesn't take much to send them flying.
* EarlyBirdCameo: Three of them hinder you in the prior "Race to the Finish" level.
* EvilKnockoff: One for every character.
* FourthWallPortrait: The Yoshi and Pikachu polygons resemble a realistic dinosaur and mouse, respectively.
* MultiMookMelee: The largest one in the first game
* PurpleIsPowerful: Not in this case.
* SinisterGeometry: What, you thought polygon had no meaning here?
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[[folder:Fighting Wireframes]]
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-> '''Appear in:''' ''Melee''

The replacements for the Fighting Polygons. Unlike their predecessors, the Wireframes appear in more than one mode, and even have a mode specifically dedicated to fighting them.

* ConservationOfNinjutsu: There are tons of them, meaning that each one is about as resistant as wet tissue paper. This gets turned over on its head in Cruel Melee or Event Match 37, where they are ''relentless''.
* EvilKnockoff: Of Zelda and Captain Falcon.
* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: To the Polygons.
* MultiMookMelee: Not the first to use the trope, but [[TropeNamer the first to name it]]!
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Crazy Hand]]
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!!!!!! Voiced by: Dean Harrington (''Melee''), Pat Cashman (''Brawl'')

-> '''Home Series:''' ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBros'' (Debut: ''Super Smash Bros. Melee'' [GCN], 2001)
-> '''Appears in:''' ''Melee'', ''Brawl''

->''"[[EvilLaugh GAAH-HA-HA-HA-HA-HA-HA-HA-HA-HA!]]"''

The BonusBoss of Classic Mode, and Master Hand's more impulsive and destructive counterpart. A disembodied left hand.
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[[folder:Fighting Alloys]]
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The third incarnation of the "Small Fry Enemy Corps". They only appear in Multi-Man Brawl.

* DemotedToExtra: Don't have as big a presence as the Wireframes.
* EvilKnockoff: Red for Captain Falcon, Blue for Zelda, Yellow for Mario, and Green for Kirby.
* LawOfChromaticSuperiority: Defying common conventions, Red Alloy is ''not'' the leader.
* MeaningfulName: An alloy is a combination of two materials. The fighting alloys resemble wireframes with polygons placed on top of them.
* MultiMookMelee: Or rather, Multi Mook Brawl.
* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: Red and Blue Alloy are pretty much the Wireframes with colored armor.
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[[folder:Petey Piranha]]
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-> '''Home Series:''' ''[[Franchise/SuperMarioBros Mario]]'' (Debut: ''VideoGame/SuperMarioSunshine'' [GCN], 2002)

A giant, mutated Piranha Plant who manages to capture Zelda and Peach in cages. Fought with Kirby.
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! Summoned Characters
!!! Melee
[[folder:Peppy Hare and Slippy Toad]]
!!!!!! Voiced By: Chris Seavor (Peppy and Slippy, ''Melee''), Dex Manley (Peppy, ''Brawl''), Mike McAuliffe (Slippy, ''Brawl'')

-> '''Home Series:''' ''VideoGame/StarFox'' (Debut: ''Star Fox'' [SNES], 1993)
-> '''Appear in:''' ''Melee'', ''Brawl''

Two members of the Star Fox team. They show up during the Corneria stage in Adventure Mode after you win the first round. They can also be called by Fox or Falco on the Corneria or Venom stages by quickly pressing down on the taunt button. If done correctly, Fox or Falco will kneel, and after a few seconds, the conversation will begin. A similar trick can be done on ''Brawl''[='=]s Lylat Cruise stage, although this time the down taunt button needs to be used, and the player needs to wait for the Pleiades to warp before the conversation can begin. Additionally, Slippy appears in [[Franchise/MetalGear Snake]]'s codec if the latter is fighting Falco.

* EasterEgg: You are not told how to active their conversations and they are mainly there just for fans of ''Star Fox''.
* GuideDangit: How many people would figure out on their own to quickly tap the taunt button on two particular stages?
* IAlwaysWantedToSayThat: Peppy says this word-for-word after saying, "I'm a little shaken, but I'm OK."
* PlayfulHacker: Slippy hacked into [[Franchise/MetalGear Snake]]'s codec channel, apparently just because he wanted to talk to him.
* SecretCharacter: Not playable, though.

!!!Brawl

[[folder:Krystal, Leon, and Panther]]
!!!!!! Voiced By: Jim Walker (Leon), Alesia Glidewell (Krystal), Eric Newsome (Panther)
-> '''Home Series:''' ''VideoGame/StarFox'' (Debut: ''Star Fox 64'' [Leon], 1997; ''VideoGame/StarFoxAdventures'' [Krystal], 2002; ''VideoGame/StarFoxAssault'' [Panther], 2005)
-> '''Appear in:''' ''Brawl''

Krystal is a member of the Star Fox team, and Fox's love interest, while Leon and Panther are part of the Star Wolf team. They can be called by Fox, Falco, or Wolf on the Lylat Cruise stage by quickly pressing down on the down taunt button. If done correctly, the character will kneel, and after a few seconds, the conversation will begin after the Pleiades warps.

* EasterEgg: You are not told how to active their conversations and they are mainly there just for fans of ''Star Fox''.
* GuideDangIt: How many people would figure out on their own to quickly tap the down taunt button on a particular stage?
* SecretCharacter: Not playable, though. Which is just as well, since you are not told how to get them to appear.

[[folder:Hal "Otacon" Emmerich, Mei Ling, and Colonel Roy Campbell]]
!!!!!! Voiced By: Christopher Randolph (Otacon), Kim Mai Guest (Mei Ling), and Paul Eiding (Colonel Campbell)
-> '''Home Series:''' ''VideoGame/MetalGear'' (Debut ''VideoGame/MetalGearSolid'' 1998 [PS1])
-> '''Appear In:''' ''Brawl''

Snake's support team. They can be called on the codec on the Shadow Moses Island stage by quickly pressing down on the down taunt button. If done correctly, Snake will kneel, and after a few seconds, the conversation will begin. If Snake is fighting Falco, [[VideoGame/{{Starfox}} Slippy]] will show up on the codec instead.

* AIIsACrapshoot: [[spoiler:When calling the Colonel for information on Luigi, it's implied that the Colonel in this case is actually the AI Colonel from ''Metal Gear Solid 2''.]]
* {{Adorkable}}: Otacon is the reason those giant robots in the background of Shadow Moses Island make their...interesting sounds. Because he helped design the first and is a monster movie nerd.
* BreakingTheFourthWall: As per ''Metal Gear'' standards, some of their conversations have no respect for the poor wall.
-->'''Snake:''' ''(about Pit)'' And by trials you mean, game overs?\\
'''Otacon:''' Yeah... You should know all about that.
* DisconnectedByDeath: This can happen if Snake gets KO'ed while they are talking. [[TheDevTeamThinksOfEverything And yes, the person on the other end screams his name if he dies. Even Slippy.]]
* EasterEgg: You are not told how to active their conversations and they are mainly there just for fans of ''Metal Gear'', though they do sometimes reveal some extra information about some Nintendo characters too.
* {{Foreshadowing}}: Some of the things they said made more sense after ''VideoGame/MetalGearSolid4GunsOfThePatriots'' came out.
* IAlwaysWantedToSayThat: Even Snake and Otacon are unable to resist the joy of a good "Falcoooon PUNCH!"
* InJoke: Colonel's "La li lu le lo! La li lu le lo! La li lu le lo!" comment about Luigi. [[spoiler:A reference to AI Colonel from ''Metal Gear Solid 2'']].
* GuideDangit: How many people would figure out on their own to quickly tap the down taunt button on a particular stage?
* MagicVersusScience: {{Convers|ationalTroping}}ed between Snake and Mei Ling if the opponent is Sheik.
* MediumAwareness: As in their own series, they are aware of they're in a video game. Otacon makes the most direct references to it in ''Brawl''.
* MrExposition: They tell all sorts of things about the other characters.
* SecretCharacter: Not playable, though. Which is just as well since you are not told how to get them to appear.
* ShoutOut: Their conversations contain several of these, as well as in-jokes.
* TheDevTeamThinksOfEverything: If Snake is KO'd during the conversation, the other character ([[VideoGame/{{Starfox}} even Slippy]], if you're fighting Falco) notices and yells the [[MemeticMutation famous]] "Snake? Snake?! SNAAAAAKE!!!!"

!!! Wii U/3DS
[[folder:Tom Nook and Family]]

* AssistCharacter: Summoned by the Villager during his final smash

[[folder:Chrom]]
!!!!!!Voiced by Creator/TomokazuSugita (Japanese), Creator/MatthewMercer (English)
-> '''Home Series:''' ''VideoGame/FireEmblem'' (Debut: ''VideoGame/FireEmblemAwakening'' [[=3DS=]], 2013)

One of the main characters in ''Fire Emblem: Awakening'' and Lucina's father, Chrom appears as a part of Robin's Final Smash.

* AssistCharacter
* AlmostDeadGuy: As he lies defeated, he bemoans he never got a chance to prove his mettle in combat and will have to wait for the next time. [[FunWithSubtitles Then the caption at the bottom of the screen corrects him.]]
* CoolSword
* SwordAndSorcerer: Is the Sword to Robin's Sorcerer in their Final Smash.
* TheWorfEffect: He gets his butt kicked by Captain Falcon.
* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: He has dark blue hair, as does his daughter.

!Bosses, Hazards, and Stadium

!! Melee

!Story Bosses, Minibosses, and Stadium

!Stage Bosses and Hazards

! [=NPC=]s tied to Playable Characters

!! 64

!! Melee

!! Brawl

!!Brawl

!! Wii U/3DS

!! Wii U/3DS
[[folder:Tom Nook and Family]]

* AssistCharacter: Summoned by the Villager during his final smash

[[folder:Tom Nook and Family]]

* AssistCharacter: Summoned by the Villager during his final smash

!! Brawl
[[folder:Fighting Alloys]]
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The third incarnation of the "Small Fry Enemy Corps". They only appear in Multi-Man Brawl.

* DemotedToExtra: Don't have as big a presence as the Wireframes.
* EvilKnockoff: Red for Captain Falcon, Blue for Zelda, Yellow for Mario, and Green for Kirby.
* LawOfChromaticSuperiority: Defying common conventions, Red Alloy is ''not'' the leader.
* MeaningfulName: An alloy is a combination of two materials. The fighting alloys resemble wireframes with polygons placed on top of them.
* MultiMookMelee: Or rather, Multi Mook Brawl.
* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: Red and Blue Alloy are pretty much the Wireframes with colored armor.

[[folder:Petey Piranha]]
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-> '''Home Series:''' ''[[Franchise/SuperMarioBros Mario]]'' (Debut: ''VideoGame/SuperMarioSunshine'' [GCN], 2002)

A giant, mutated Piranha Plant who manages to capture Zelda and Peach in cages. Fought with Kirby.

* DeathFromAbove: One of his attacks is to jump into the air and try to crush the player upon landing.
* DualWielding: Sweeps around with two cages
* EyelessFace: Yet it does not seem to hinder him at all.
* ImprobableWeaponUser: Uses two cages for most of his attacks.
* FeatherFingers: Leaf fingers? He is able to grab and apparently close cages with those leaf edges.
* MonsterModesty: His GoofyPrintUnderwear.
* {{Mutants}}: Its trophy says it is a mutant Piranha plant. In ''Super Mario Sunshine'' Isle Delfino had some kind of pollution that had mutated version of Mario enemies coming out of it and Petey spit the stuff out.
* PlantPerson: It's a giant humanoid Piranha Plant from ''Super Mario Bros.''
* RoarBeforeBeating: To Kirby, who the only remaining fighter in the stadium after he catches Peach and Zelda while the Halberd shoots off Mario.
* TookALevelInBadass: In looks and voice, at least. Unlike the cartoonish voice he has in most Mario games, Petey has a pretty scary roar in ''Brawl''.
* TurnsRed: When either of the cages goes down to half HP, Petey will glow red momentarily and speed up his attacks.
* WarmupBoss: The first boss and the most simplistic boss of the ''Subspace Emissary''.

[[folder:Rayquaza]]
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!!!!!! Voiced by: Katsuyuki Konishi

-> '''Home Series:''' ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'' (Debut: ''VideoGame/PokemonRubyAndSapphire'' [GBA], 2002)

A legendary Pokémon from the [[VideoGame/PokemonRubyAndSapphire third generation]] who attacks Fox and Diddy Kong.

* DamageSpongeBoss: It has a huge health bar and resists almost every kind of way you can attack it. The only thing that seems to phase it (outside of boss battle mode where you can used Charizard) only comes up in a cut scene.
* EnergyBall: One used in a cutscene and another kind used when the player(s) fight it.
* EverythingsBetterWithSpinning: When Rayquaza uses Iron Tail, it spins its whole body like a top.
* {{Flight}}: Its secondary type is said to be flying, much like Charizard's, and as a boss, it is not nearly as limited.
* GiantSpaceFleaFromNowhere: It is not a video game villain or known for being antagonistic to any playable character, and it is found far from its supposed native habitat attacking for unclear reasons.
* GlowingEyesOfDoom: When it uses Focus Blast, its eyes flash and glow for a moment.
* InstantAwesomeJustAddDragons: Probably the reason it even appears is for the chance to fight a sky dragon.
* MisplacedWildlife: Appears out of a lake like it's some sort of water monster. It's supposed to live in the ozone layer according to its trophy.
* NoBiologicalSex: Like most legendary Pokémon, it's genderless.
* OlympusMons: It is said to be legendary in its trophy description, calling its attack power particularly remarkable.
* OneHitKill: Subverted. It looks like it went down in one hit, but as soon as the cutscene ends, a BossBattle starts.
* OutOfCharacter: [[MisplacedWildlife Appears out of a lake]], uses a move (Dig) it can't learn (even by TM or HM), uses more than four moves in general, and doesn't put up much of a fight despite being an OlympusMons.
* OutsideContextVillain: It's not part of the Subspace Army at all, and fights the heroes for separate reasons.
* OurDragonsAreDifferent: Its design is based on eastern dragons.
* RoarBeforeBeating: It always starts out with a roar when fought, and in its introductory cutscene it roars before shooting off its energy attacks.
* ShockAndAwe: Employs use of several lightning attacks.
* TailSlap: Its only physical attack that keeps it in the same place.
* TronLines: In this case, they are invoking the movement of fluid.
* TheWorfEffect: One of the most powerful legendary (read: god) Pokémon, it supposedly has lived for millions of years and is in [[CharacterTiers such a high tier]] in its original game that it can't be used if you're playing with Smogon's unofficial rules towards standard Pokémon battles. It gets beaten by a [[VideoGame/StarFox anthropomorphic fox]] and ''a [[Franchise/DonkeyKong monkey]] with a peanut gun.''
* WrongGenreSavvy: It resists all elemental damage here except rock (which only has two sources). Yes, that means electricity, yes, even its traditional WeaksauceWeakness, ice.

[[folder:Porky Minch]]
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->'''Home Series:''' ''VideoGame/{{MOTHER}}'' (Debut: ''VideoGame/EarthBound'' [SNES], 1994)

The mean next-door neighbor of Ness in ''[=EarthBound=]'', [[spoiler:the antagonist of ''VideoGame/MOTHER3'' (which this appearance is based on), one of the generals of the Subspace Army, leader of the Pigmask Army,]] and an all around spoiled brat. Fought with Ness and Lucas.

* BadassMoustache: It's somewhat hard to see without zooming in, but he does have it.
* BlindingBangs: To the point that he resembles an EyelessFace.
* CollisionDamage: Has two attacks where he hurts the player just by walking into them; the one where he hops and charges is ''extremely'' strong and dangerous.
* DeathFromAbove: Jumps up and tries to land on the player. If his health is depleted while he initiates this move, the sound of his machine breaking down will be heard, but he will then jump anyway, possibly damaging the player one last time before collapsing.
* EgoPolis: New Pork City is a stage in this game, though the only sight of Porky there is a statue of him.
* FatBastard: There is a reason he is called Porky.
* FlunkyBoss: Creates a few Porky Bots that trip and explode after a couple seconds. Projectile attacks make them trip early.
* ItsAllAboutMe: Says his Brawl trophy
* KaizoTrap: When the final blow is struck, one of the legs on the spider bot will fall and can hit hard enough to knock a highly damaged character off the screen.
* LateArrivalSpoiler: [[spoiler:You're fighting ''VideoGame/MOTHER3'''s ''main villain'']]. ''Brawl'' was not kind to that title's bigger surprises. His trophy also spoils the events of ''Earthbound''.
* OntologicalInertia: Just because you have beaten Porky does not mean that one of the Porky bots will not blow up on you.
* ReallySevenHundredYearsOld: He looks pretty young for his vast age when seen from afar, but closer examination of his model shows his skin is purpled and wrinkly, his hair is gray, and he has a moustache.
* ShockAndAwe: His hovering thunder attacks and sweeping electric thing.
* SpamAttack: Can rapidly jab the player to rack up damage.
* SpiderTank: Though not all of the limbs are used for walking.

[[folder:Ridley/Meta Ridley]]
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-> '''Home Series:''' ''VideoGame/{{Metroid}}'' (Debut: ''VideoGame/{{Metroid 1}}'', normal Ridley [NES], 1986; ''VideoGame/MetroidPrime'', Meta Ridley [GCN], 2002)

The undying alien dragon (literally and [[JokerImmunity tropewise]]) of the ''Metroid'' series, and the leader of the Space Pirates. Fought by Samus and Pikachu; later (as Meta Ridley) by the aforementioned two, Donkey & Diddy Kong, Captain Falcon, Olimar, and [[spoiler:ROB]].

* AscendedExtra: Went from cameo in ''Melee's'' intro (plus a trophy), to a boss character in ''Brawl''.
* BewareMyStingerTail: Ridley's tail swipe covers the entire stage and can do around 70% damage on a 0% target.
* BlowYouAway: By flapping his wings. The very first flap can damage you, but avoid that and his wind is so weak that it basically counts as free hits for the player.
* DangerouslyGenreSavvy: A few of Meta Ridley's moves target the stage rather than the character directly. After all, the characters cannot leave the screen so pushing the stage out of the camera's scroll is deadly.
* DinosaursAreDragons: The comparison is made in his ''Brawl'' trophy.
* {{Fireballs}}: As Meta Ridley. He has a quick rapid shot version and a slow three shot version and a real big explosive version.
* FourFingeredHands: Regularly; Meta Ridley has three fingers.
* InformedAbility: The Ridley trophy states it attacks with fire, and the Meta-Ridley trophy states it has a multimissile system and bomb launcher. This is all true for the regular ''Metroid'' games, but not for ''Brawl'' -- Meta-Ridley uses the fireball breath, and regular Ridley has no projectiles whatsoever.
* KillItWithIce: Meta Ridley's trophy information says that Ice attacks are particularly effective on him.
* LastLousyPoint: Trophy stands spawn a little bit more frequently with Meta Ridley than some other bosses. Naturally, he is one of the few bosses that positions himself to make their use more difficult as the fight goes on, and one does not have all day to use them.
* LeanAndMean: He is skinny, especially around the neck and wing joints.
* NinjaPirateZombieRobot: As Meta Ridley, a Cyborg Dragon Space Pirate.
* RazorWings: Meta Ridley, which might catch some players off guard since the Metroid games purposefully avoided that kind of thing. Pretty telegraphed once one is used to it, however. Regular Ridley's wings can hurt, too, but he does not directly attack with them, so the player who gets hit has to be an overzealous one.
* ShoutOut: One of his attacks is a diving, twirling swoop from background to foreground, done in ''VideoGame/SuperMetroid''. Also done by Dyna Blade in the Kirby Series.
* SapientAllAlong: According to Ridley's ''Melee'' trophy, he comes off as a mindless beast but is truly quite intelligent. ''Brawl'' does not seem to go so far.
* TimeLimitBoss: As Meta Ridley in the second Subspace Bomb Factory stage, due to said bombs being set to go off.
* WeaksauceWeakness: Meta Ridley can be taken out very quickly if a character can maintain an AttackReflector right in front of his mouth when he shoots small fireballs -- he fires enough to deplete his entire health in one volley. The problem is that, barring a lucky item drop, nobody present for the fight outside of Boss Battles can actually do that (though Fox and Wolf can treat him as a Breather Boss as a result).
* YourSizeMayVary: He was noticeably smaller in the introduction to ''Melee'' than how he appears in ''Brawl''. In it, he was only slightly larger than Samus, but in ''Brawl'' he's more than twice her size.

[[folder:Galleom]]
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-> '''Home Series:''' ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBros''

A HumongousMecha boss, fought twice -- once with Marth, Meta Knight, and Ike, then with Lucas and Pokémon Trainer.

* CollisionDamage: When he is jumping or in tank mode.
* DeathFromAbove: When his health gets low, he follows up his vehicle-mode charge by dropping on top of the player.
* EverythingsBetterWithSpinning: His "ballerina" move where he twirls like a tornado, sucking you towards him for major damage.
* GlowingEyesOfDoom: When seen in the darkness underground
* GoombaStomp: Two of them, a big one and a lot of little ones. Players struck by them are HammeredIntoTheGround.
* OriginalGeneration: Created for the ''Subspace Emissary''. One of his trophies says he is a subspace warmonger.
* SequentialBoss: Averted, as the boss is the same in both sequences. It is the player who changes between them, going from the swordsmen to the modern age RPG leads.
* ShockwaveStomp: Actually done with an axe handle, but shockwave effect is the same.
* ShoulderCannon: Where the tank's missile launchers end up.
* TakingYouWithMe: He activates a self destruct after being beaten twice.
* TankGoodness: His alternate form is a hovering tank.
* TransformingMecha: He can turn into a missile launching hover tank

[[folder:Duon]]
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-> '''Home Series:''' ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBros''

A boss fought on the Halberd, formed from [[spoiler:the Shadow Game & Watches]]. Fought by Snake, Lucario, Fox, Falco, Peach, and Zelda/Sheik.

* ArmCannon: The Pink Side has them
* BladeBelowTheShoulder: The blue side has blades instead of hands.
* CollisionDamage: Only when it is rolling though. Otherwise the player can stand on top it unharmed. Not a smart idea generally, but it can be useful if done just for a touch.
* DeathFromAbove: Can jump and land on players despite not having legs.
* DualWielding: The [[CollisionDamage Blue]] and [[FrickinLaserBeams Pink]] sides have their own arsenals to make use of.
* FrickinLaserBeams: From the pink side's head
* HomingProjectile: The pink side's missiles. [[MisguidedMissile They can be directed back at him]].
* MisguidedMissile: The pink sides missiles can be guided back into him, and [[HardModePerks will do more damage to him on higher difficulties.]]
* MultiarmedAndDangerous: Odd case, having two sets in opposite direction.
* MultipleHeadCase: Each head on both sides and they both have weapons
* NoOntologicalInertia: The homing missiles will explode in mid-air if Duon is killed, thankfully, so no KaizoTrap for this boss.
* OriginalGeneration: [[spoiler:Created by a bunch of Mr. Game & Watch shadow bug clones.]]
* PiercingAttack The Pink side's head lasers can break through all defenses save an Ike/Marth counter or Pit's Mirror Shield if it is correctly angled.
* RazorWind: While not a projectile, the Blue side has a slash that creates a very damaging shock wave.
* ShoulderCannon: Both sides have them, and they both shoot a different kind of explosive.
* SpinAttack: It can push down any player that happens to be below the stage.
* SpreadShot: Pink shots rapid fired from the pink side, which can be absorbed by Ness or Lucas to heal off damage, or sent back at him by Fox, Falco, or Wolf.
* ThrowDownTheBomblet: The blue side's only projectiles are bombs.
* UseYourHead: The blue side has a sharp horn thing on its head.

[[folder:Tabuu]]
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-> '''Home Series:''' ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBros''

The main villain of ''Subspace Emissary'', who attempts to drag the entire Smash world into his own world (Subspace).

* AchillesHeel: The first time he appears, the Smashers can't even touch him and he [[spoiler:wipes them all out in one move]]. Later, when he tries it again, [[spoiler:Sonic ambushes him and shatters his wings]], and this weakens him enough for the Smashers to defeat him.
* {{BFG}}: He stands on one as he shoots it.
* BaldOfEvil: Though he has so few features, his lack of hair does not stand out too much.
* BigBad: Of the ''Subspace Emissary''.
* BulletSeed: His Bullet Rain attack, which is followed by one big blast.
* DangerouslyGenreSavvy: [[spoiler:He uses his Off Waves to make sure that there are ''no'' Smashers left to fight him; he would have won, if he knew about Dedede's plans and Sonic]].
* DeflectorShields: One not seen in gameplay, but his electrical attack still kind of acts like one.
* DimensionLord: Of Subspace.
* DoppelgangerAttack: He shoots out a bunch of copies of himself in random directions.
* {{Expy}}: His teleports are very similar [[VideoGame/{{Kirby}} Nightmare and Marx]], except not as frequent or invulnerable, but potentially as deadly.
* EyeBeams: In giant mode.
* GenericDoomsdayVillain: Subverted. Supplementary material provided by both the trophies and the Dojo elaborate on his character, explicitly stating him as being unable to ever leave Subspace. When all you can do is stare at a world full of life and be forever unable to live there yourself, you may get a bit... desperate.
* GlassCannon: Tabuu possess powers worth of the most terrible and mighty [[EldritchAbomination cosmic horror]]. Yet, he is ''none'' too good at taking a punch. [[spoiler: Even his most powerful asset, the Off Waves, were undone by a single Spin Dash to the wings.]]
* GodOfEvil: Pretty much, he's the living embodiment of Subspace and more powerful than Master Hand, who more or less created the ''Smash Brothers'' universe out of dolls/trophies and tables.
* HeroKiller: As soon as Mario and company finally find him, [[spoiler:he wastes absolutely no time in ''one-shotting the entire lot of them''. That's right, nearly ''thirty'' fighters of superhuman prowess, all offed in the ''blink of an eye''. Thankfully, DeathIsCheap in the World of Trophies, and Dedede's one clever fellow.]]
* HumanoidAbomination: His trophy says he is a being born in a vastly foreign realm whom is unable to exit subspace. External sources say he is the embodiment of subspace, but that's all we got on exactly what he is.
* LaserBlade: He turns his arm into one then dives against the stage with it.
* OneHitKO: His Off-Waves and golden chains can send any character flying off the screen, no matter their size or current damage. [[spoiler: Just ask virtually the ''entire roster'' when they found him.]]
* OriginalGeneration: He counts as one, and is also behind the creation of all the Subspace Army soldiers.
* TheManBehindTheMan: To Master Hand, until Ganondorf frees him.
* ManipulativeBastard: Manipulating Ganondorf, Bowser and the Ancient Minister by controlling Master Hand.
* NothingIsScarier: While no one really speaks in the Subspace Emissary, Tabuu makes absolutely no sound aside from the sound effects of his attacks; no dialogue, no EvilLaugh...
* PrecisionGuidedBoomerang: It has blades on it.
* RapidFireFisticuffs: More like flails and slaps.
* RealityWarper: In purest form. There is no limit ever shown to his powers, and supplementary material via trophies and Dojo info suggest he has none, period. Honestly, if it weren't for the fact he had a physical body to beat on...
* ShockAndAwe: Can have sparks of electricity orbit around him.
* SizeShifter: He can turn into a giant.
* StuffBlowingUp: Without the stuff part, Tabuu can cause explosions just by pointing at an area. Always three in a row for the player's benefit.
* TeleportSpam: He tends to do it during his boss battle. It can actually hurt you, too. Stay away if he emits puffs of red smoke upon teleporting.
* TronLines: Which make him look like the character in question.
* VariableLengthChain: Can knock lighter characters off the stage with it on one successful hit and knock fighters into each other for a two for one. [[spoiler:Ganondorf bumping into one instantly turns him into a trophy, but this frees Master Hand, who had several of Tabuu's chains buried under his skin to make him into a puppet.]]
* VoluntaryShapeShifter: One move has him turn into a sharp object with a face on it, and his grab move involves him turning into a golden bracket that crashes into the stage and explodes.
* WalkingSpoiler: He only shows up in the very last portion of the game. Beforehand, the audience is led to believe that Master Hand is the BigBad.

!Stage Bosses and Hazards


[[folder:Yellow Devil]]
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-> '''Home Series:''' ''Franchise/MegaMan [[VideoGame/MegaManClassic Classic Series]]'' (Debut: ''VideoGame/{{Mega Man|1}}'' [NES], 1987)

The boss character from ''VideoGame/MegaMan1'' makes an appearance as a stage hazard in Dr. Wily's Castle. He appears at some point in the stage and if he is defeated, he will explode and damage every player but the one who landed the final blow, for whom the explosion will count as an attack.

* AttackItsWeakpoint: It can only be damaged by hitting its eye.
* BlobMonster: He attacks in the exact same manner he did in the original game: by separating himself into blobs and reassembling himself on the other side of the arena.
* DefeatEqualsExplosion: When he's beaten he causes a huge explosion that counts as an attack for the player that landed the final hit.
* DetachmentCombat: See BlobMonster.
* EyeBeams: Fires one to three energy balls from its eye when stationary, which hit pretty hard and are difficult to dodge.
* GoForTheEye: The Yellow Devil can only be damaged by attacking its eye.
* UnexpectedCharacter: People were just as surprised to see him in the E3 2013 trailer as they were when they saw Mega Man. Unlike Mega Man, however, nobody expected him to be a stage boss.

[[folder:Koume and Kotake]]

Collectively known as Twinrova, these two witches fly around the Gerudo Valley stage wreaking havoc with their ElementalPowers

* AnIcePerson: Kotake's speciality, she can freeze part of the stage
* FlyingBroomstick: They both get around on these
* HasTwoMommies: They're Ganondorf's adoptive parents.
* PlayingWithFire: Koume's speciality, she spreads flames for the players to avoid
* RedOniBlueOni: To each other, the ice user is blue and the fire user is red naturally.
* WickedWitch: The closest thing the Zelda series has to the classic witch archetype. Hook noses, old age et all.

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! [=NPC=]s tied to Playable Characters
[[folder:Tom Nook and Family]]

* AssistCharacter: Summoned by the Villager during his final smash

[[folder:Chrom]]
!!!!!!Voiced by Creator/TomokazuSugita (Japanese), Creator/MatthewMercer (English)
-> '''Home Series:''' ''VideoGame/FireEmblem'' (Debut: ''VideoGame/FireEmblemAwakening'' [[=3DS=]], 2013)

One of the main characters in ''Fire Emblem: Awakening'' and Lucina's father, Chrom appears as a part of Robin's Final Smash.

* AssistCharacter
* AlmostDeadGuy: As he lies defeated, he bemoans he never got a chance to prove his mettle in combat and will have to wait for the next time. [[FunWithSubtitles Then the caption at the bottom of the screen corrects him.]]
* CoolSword
* SwordAndSorcerer: Is the Sword to Robin's Sorcerer in their Final Smash.
* TheWorfEffect: He gets his butt kicked by Captain Falcon.
* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: He has dark blue hair, as does his daughter.

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