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** [[VideoGame/AnimalCrossing K.K. Slider and Tom Nook]] appear as trophies in this game, a year before the first localized ''Animal Crossing'' game was released; as a result, the overseas versions' trophy calls calls the former by his Japanese name, Totakeke, and their game of origin is listed as "Future Release".
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** [[VideoGame/AnimalCrossing K.K. Slider and Tom Nook]] appear as trophies in this game, a year before the first localized ''Animal Crossing'' game was released; as a result, the overseas versions' trophy calls calls the former by his Japanese name, Totakeke, and their game of origin is listed as "Future Release".
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* KillerApp: ''Melee'' sold over 7 million units, making it the biggest system seller for the [[UsefulNotes/NintendoGameCube GameCube]]. It's also '''the''' killer app of the series because it created the western[[note]]There have been ''Smash 64'' tournaments in Japan [[OlderThanTheyThink as early as 1999]].[[/note]] tournament scene for the series, and it still has its own tournaments over ''twenty'' years after its release.
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* KillerApp: ''Melee'' sold over 7 million units, making it the biggest system seller for the [[UsefulNotes/NintendoGameCube [[Platform/NintendoGameCube GameCube]]. It's also '''the''' killer app of the series because it created the western[[note]]There have been ''Smash 64'' tournaments in Japan [[OlderThanTheyThink as early as 1999]].[[/note]] tournament scene for the series, and it still has its own tournaments over ''twenty'' years after its release.
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** An unused announcer call for Giga Bowser can be heard in the sound test. If you're playing in English, the announcer will say "Giga Koopa". Likewise, he'll say "Giga Bowser" if the language is set to Japanese.
** Mewtwo's Confusion will reflect projectiles, but for some reason, the reflected projectile won't belong to Mewtwo. ''[[VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosForNintendo3DSAndWiiU Smash 4]]'' would correct this.
** Mewtwo's Confusion will reflect projectiles, but for some reason, the reflected projectile won't belong to Mewtwo. ''[[VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosForNintendo3DSAndWiiU Smash 4]]'' would correct this.
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* {{Blooper}}: A few trophies contain incorrect information or other errors.
** Daisy's trophy states that after her appearance in ''VideoGame/MarioGolf'', she's become Luigi's answer to Mario's Peach. This information was mistranslated from her Japanese trophy, which stated she appeared in ''Mario Open Golf'', which was released in the US as ''NES Open Tournament Golf''. Also, Daisy's trophy infamously has a third eye on the back on her head in earlier versions.
** An example bordering on OrwellianRetcon, the Poison Mushroom trophy says the item debuted in ''VideoGame/SuperMarioAllStars'' (which contains a [[RemadeForTheExport remake of]] ''VideoGame/SuperMarioBrosTheLostLevels'' a.k.a. the Japanese ''Super Mario Bros. 2'') instead of the [[NoExportForYou then Japan-only]] original game. Since ''Melee'', Nintendo has rereleased the original ''Lost Levels'' in Western markets and acknowledges its existence openly, so the trophy has the correct attribution in later games.
** Meta Knight's trophy says he debuted in ''VideoGame/KirbySuperStar'', but he actually first appeared in ''VideoGame/KirbysAdventure''. It also incorrectly writes his name with a hyphen as "Meta-Knight".
** The Sheriff trophy says that the game was only released in Japan, but it was actually released outside of Japan under the title ''Bandido''.
** The Banzai Bill trophy states that they first appeared in ''Super Mario Bros.'', but they actually debuted in ''Super Mario World''.
** Marth's Classic Trophy as well as the one in ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosBrawl'' claim that Akaneia destroyed Altea at the end of ''Shadow Dragon & The Blade Of Light'', when in reality, Akaneia merely controlled Altea for a time and Altea was reclaimed by Marth at the end of ''Mystery Of The Emblem''.
** Daisy's trophy states that after her appearance in ''VideoGame/MarioGolf'', she's become Luigi's answer to Mario's Peach. This information was mistranslated from her Japanese trophy, which stated she appeared in ''Mario Open Golf'', which was released in the US as ''NES Open Tournament Golf''. Also, Daisy's trophy infamously has a third eye on the back on her head in earlier versions.
** An example bordering on OrwellianRetcon, the Poison Mushroom trophy says the item debuted in ''VideoGame/SuperMarioAllStars'' (which contains a [[RemadeForTheExport remake of]] ''VideoGame/SuperMarioBrosTheLostLevels'' a.k.a. the Japanese ''Super Mario Bros. 2'') instead of the [[NoExportForYou then Japan-only]] original game. Since ''Melee'', Nintendo has rereleased the original ''Lost Levels'' in Western markets and acknowledges its existence openly, so the trophy has the correct attribution in later games.
** Meta Knight's trophy says he debuted in ''VideoGame/KirbySuperStar'', but he actually first appeared in ''VideoGame/KirbysAdventure''. It also incorrectly writes his name with a hyphen as "Meta-Knight".
** The Sheriff trophy says that the game was only released in Japan, but it was actually released outside of Japan under the title ''Bandido''.
** The Banzai Bill trophy states that they first appeared in ''Super Mario Bros.'', but they actually debuted in ''Super Mario World''.
** Marth's Classic Trophy as well as the one in ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosBrawl'' claim that Akaneia destroyed Altea at the end of ''Shadow Dragon & The Blade Of Light'', when in reality, Akaneia merely controlled Altea for a time and Altea was reclaimed by Marth at the end of ''Mystery Of The Emblem''.
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* {{Blooper}}: {{Blooper}}:
** A few trophies contain incorrect information or other errors.
** *** Daisy's trophy states that after her appearance in ''VideoGame/MarioGolf'', she's become Luigi's answer to Mario's Peach. This information was mistranslated from her Japanese trophy, which stated she appeared in ''Mario Open Golf'', which was released in the US as ''NES Open Tournament Golf''. Also, Daisy's trophy infamously has a third eye on the back on her head in earlier versions.
** *** An example bordering on OrwellianRetcon, the Poison Mushroom trophy says the item debuted in ''VideoGame/SuperMarioAllStars'' (which contains a [[RemadeForTheExport remake of]] ''VideoGame/SuperMarioBrosTheLostLevels'' a.k.a. the Japanese ''Super Mario Bros. 2'') instead of the [[NoExportForYou then Japan-only]] original game. Since ''Melee'', Nintendo has rereleased the original ''Lost Levels'' in Western markets and acknowledges its existence openly, so the trophy has the correct attribution in later games.
** *** Meta Knight's trophy says he debuted in ''VideoGame/KirbySuperStar'', but he actually first appeared in ''VideoGame/KirbysAdventure''. It also incorrectly writes his name with a hyphen as "Meta-Knight".
** *** The Sheriff trophy says that the game was only released in Japan, but it was actually released outside of Japan under the title ''Bandido''.
** *** The Banzai Bill trophy states that they first appeared in ''Super Mario Bros.'', but they actually debuted in ''Super Mario World''.
** *** Marth's Classic Trophy as well as the one in ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosBrawl'' claim that Akaneia destroyed Altea at the end of ''Shadow Dragon & The Blade Of Light'', when in reality, Akaneia merely controlled Altea for a time and Altea was reclaimed by Marth at the end of ''Mystery Of The Emblem''.Emblem''.
** Due to a programming error, the conditions of earning the Materialist and Minimalist bonuses are reversed.
** A few trophies contain incorrect information or other errors.
** Due to a programming error, the conditions of earning the Materialist and Minimalist bonuses are reversed.
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* ReferencedBy: In the Spanish version of ''VideoGame/PaperMarioTheThousandYearDoor'', Rawk Hawk says that "losers should stay home and play ''Super Smash Bros. Melee'' after winning a fight in the Glitz Pit.
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* ReferencedBy: In the Spanish version of ''VideoGame/PaperMarioTheThousandYearDoor'', Rawk Hawk says that "losers should stay home and play ''Super Smash Bros. Melee'' Melee''" after winning a fight in the Glitz Pit.
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* ReferencedBy: In the Spanish version of ''VideoGame/PaperMarioTheThousandYearDoor'', Rawk Hawk says that "losers should stay home and play ''Super Smash Bros. Melee'' after winning a fight in the Glitz Pit.
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** Marth's true Western debut was the ''Fire Emblem'' OVA, which was released in the U.S. in April 1998.
** Marth, star of ''VideoGame/FireEmblemShadowDragonAndTheBladeOfLight'', would not appear in the West in his own series until the remake of his game released for the DS in 2008, nearly seven years after ''Melee'', and his actual original game took '''19 years''' after ''Melee'' to see the light of day. [[VideoGame/PanelDePon Lip's Stick]] wouldn’t be seen in its natural habitat until 2020, when its game was added to the Nintendo Switch’s library of SNES games.
** Marth, star of ''VideoGame/FireEmblemShadowDragonAndTheBladeOfLight'', would not appear in the West in his own series until the remake of his game released for the DS in 2008, nearly seven years after ''Melee'', and his actual original game took '''19 years''' after ''Melee'' to see the light of day. [[VideoGame/PanelDePon Lip's Stick]] wouldn’t be seen in its natural habitat until 2020, when its game was added to the Nintendo Switch’s library of SNES games.
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** Marth's true Marth, star of ''VideoGame/FireEmblemShadowDragonAndTheBladeOfLight'', made his Western playable appearance in ''Melee'' (his Western debut overall was the ''Fire Emblem'' OVA, which was released in the U.S. in April 1998.
** Marth, star of ''VideoGame/FireEmblemShadowDragonAndTheBladeOfLight'',1998), and would not appear in the West in his own series until the remake of his game released for the DS in 2008, nearly seven years after ''Melee'', and his actual original game took '''19 years''' after ''Melee'' to see the light of day. [[VideoGame/PanelDePon Lip's Stick]] wouldn’t be seen in its natural habitat until 2020, when its game was added to the Nintendo Switch’s library of SNES games.day.
** Marth, star of ''VideoGame/FireEmblemShadowDragonAndTheBladeOfLight'',
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** Marth's true Western debut was the ''Fire Emblem'' OVA, which was released in the U.S. in April 1998.
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** Creator/IkueOtani, Creator/SatomiKoorogi, Creator/RachaelLillis and Masachika Ichimura reprise their roles as [[Franchise/{{Pokemon}} Pikachu, Pichu, Jigglypuff and Mewtwo]] from the ''[[Anime/PokemonTheSeries Pokémon anime]]''. Otani provides Pikachu with newly recorded voice clips, whereas Lillis' portrayal is reused from ''64''. Creator/MikaKanai's portrayal of Jigglypuff in ''64'' is repurposed in Japanese as well.
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** Creator/IkueOtani, Creator/SatomiKoorogi, Creator/RachaelLillis and Masachika Ichimura reprise their roles as [[Franchise/{{Pokemon}} Pikachu, Pichu, Jigglypuff and Mewtwo]] from the ''[[Anime/PokemonTheSeries Pokémon anime]]''. Otani provides Pikachu with newly recorded voice clips, whereas Lillis' portrayal is reused from ''64''. Creator/MikaKanai's Japanese portrayal of Jigglypuff in consists mainly of voice clips from ''64'' is repurposed in Japanese as well.and episodes 45 and 62 of the anime.
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** Creator/MakikoOhmoto reprises her roles as Franchise/{{Kirby}} and [[VideoGame/{{Earthbound}} Ness]], providing both with new voice clips.
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** Creator/MakikoOhmoto reprises her roles as Franchise/{{Kirby}} and [[VideoGame/{{Earthbound}} [[VideoGame/EarthBound1994 Ness]], providing both with new voice clips.
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* {{Unperson}}: The "Original Game Staff" section of the credits omits notable key staff from the original games who had left Nintendo and/or passed away by the time of ''Melee's'' release. In particular, the names of Shouzou Kaga (the creator of ''VideoGame/FireEmblem'') and Creator/GunpeiYokoi (creator of the original ''VideoGame/GameAndWatch'' games and producer of ''VideoGame/{{Metroid}}'' and ''VideoGame/DrMario'') are nowhere to be seen.
