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!!All-Star Mode
->Available in: ''Melee'', ''Brawl''
An unlockable mode in both ''Melee'' and ''Brawl'', which is similar to "The Arena" from ''VideoGame/KirbySuperStar''. The player must defeat every playable character in the game with only one life, sometimes fighting multiple opponents at a time. In between fights are rest areas where you can see which fight is next and which you've already beaten, and completely heal yourself up to three times (otherwise, all damage is retained between fights). With its length and the limited healing resources, it usually presents a challenge even on the lower difficulties.

!!Event Matches
->Available in: ''Melee'', ''Brawl''
->Co-op events available in: ''Brawl''
Event Matches present specific scenarios for the player to challenge one at a time. These can consist of normal fights, or battles fought under special rules and conditions, sometimes even having win conditions unrelated to fighting (such as breaking all the breakable platforms in an area). There are also "All-Star Matches" included in the set, which involve defeating a number of characters in succession without healing. ''Brawl'' introduced multiple difficulties for each event (each difficulty having its own high score saved), as well as a separate set of event matches for two players to cooperate.

!!Break the Targets/Target Smash
->Available in: original, ''Melee'', ''Brawl''
A series of targets are placed around an area (sometimes moving), and the character has to use their attacks to destroy the targets as quickly as possible without falling off the screen. In the first two games, these stages were individual for each character, but ''Brawl'' instead uses five different stages that any character can challenge and complete (saving each character's best time individually).

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The main one-player game mode of the [=N64=] installment, Classic Mode challenges the player to pick one character and use them to win a series of fights, culminating in a FinalBoss at the end. In the original game, the opponents were fixed for each of the 11 battles, but later games would include some form of randomness and change the number of battles (8 in ''Melee'', 12 in ''Brawl''). There are bonus stages in between certain fights which give you a chance to boost your score or (in ''Melee'') collect trophies.

!!Adventure Mode
->Available in: ''Melee'', ''Brawl'' (as ''The Subspace Emissary'')
Rather than just straight fights of the kind you play in multiplayer, the Adventure Modes of the series have the fighters going through side-scrolling platform stages, aiming to reach a goal at the end. ''Melee'''s Adventure Mode sent the chosen character through stages based on the various series represented in the game, ending with a fight against Bowser, while ''Brawl'''s mode, ''The Subspace Emissary'', had a full story and original locations and enemies. (Tropes for ''The Subspace Emissary'' are on the main page.)

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