Challenger Approaching
Place these characters in order of their Smash 4 reveal; Shulk, Little Mac, Palutena
Little Mac, Palutena, Shulk
The game which has gone through the most number of official tier lists
Melee
Villager’s Boxing Ring alias refers to them as the Mayor of this stage, first introduced in Brawl
Smashville
This item appeared only in Smash 64 and Melee, and unlike it’s green counterpart, would not slide off an edge when thrown
Red Shell
The veteran fighter most famous for being cut in Smash 4 due to the 3DS’ technical limitations
Ice Climbers
A trailer featuring Reggie Fils-Aime and Satoru Iwata fighting eventually revealed the Mii characters, and this real-world item, which fought alongside Iwata
Amiibo
The final character revealed in Brawl’s E3 2006 trailer
Snake
The only game in the series to be rated “E” for Everyone by the ESRB
Smash 64
Hailing from a third-party franchise, Sakurai has called this “the darkest stage in Smash”
Dracula's Castle
Appearing in every Smash game since Melee, this shooting item is based on a real-world peripheral for the SNES
Super Scope
This feature finally debuted in Brawl, though it was originally planned as early as Smash 64; performed by collecting a powerful item
Final Smash
The original commercial for Smash 64 featured these 4 characters battling it out while the song “Happy Together” played
Mario, Donkey Kong, Yoshi, Pikachu
The character introduction tagline for King K. Rool in his reveal trailer
"King K. Rool comes aboard!"
This game marked the 100th voice credit of Charles Martinet as Mario
Ultimate
The name of the Smash 4 stage from Metroid: Other M in which Ridley appears as a stage hazard/boss
Pyrosphere
Debuting in Smash 4, this item grants the user super armor while charging and unleashes a tornado
Ore Club
This fan name was given to a group of fighters that may have been planned to be playable from Brawl’s files, but never made it in; the group allegedly consists of Mewtwo, Roy, Dixie Kong, Toon Zelda, Toon Sheik, Plusle-Minun, and Dr. Mario
The Forbidden Seven
The name of the opposing CPU character team in Multi-Man Melee
Fighting Wireframes
The number of unlockable newcomer characters in Melee, many of whom are clones or semi-clones
9; Dr. Mario, Pichu, Falco, Marth, Young Link, Ganondorf, Mewtwo, Roy, Mr. Game and Watch
The first game in the series to introduce wall jumping
Melee
The location of the stages from the Kirby series, as given in Melee
Dream Land
This item was the fastest battering item in Smash and did high shield damage, it made its last appearance in Brawl
Fan
This musical series has multiple files in Smash 4 and Ultimate, including a series icon, stage, and potential playable fighter, but was ultimately scrapped and has not had any of this representation in Smash yet
Rhythm Heaven
The series icon for the Mega Man franchise
Cog/Gear
The final character to be revealed on Brawl’s website before the game launched; there were only 4 characters revealed after them
Olimar
The first game in the series where a fighter KO’d over the upper blast line could result in a normal blast KO instead of a star KO or screen KO
Smash 4
This Midgar summon flies in from the background before causing a laser to engulf part of the stage, doing damage to all players except the one who summoned them
Bahamut ZERO
This item is used to heal 100% of damage from a fighter-but only if the fighter is over 100% damage
Fairy Bottle
This massive stage in Smash 4 has been found with voice files pertaining to it in Ultimate, though it is missing; characters fight on missiles, Arwings, and the Great Fox
Orbital Gate Assault
The number of characters featured on Brawl’s boxart
11; Mario, Link, Samus, Kirby, Fox, Pikachu, Peach, Meta Knight, Pit, Wario, Pokemon Trainer