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|developer=[[Sora Ltd.]]<br>[[HAL Laboratory]]<br>[[Game Arts]]<br>Monolith Soft<br>[[Paon DP|Paon]]<br>[[Intelligent Systems]]

|release='''Original release:'''<br>{{release|Japan|January 31, 2008|HK|January 31, 2008|USA|March 9, 2008|Mexico|March 9, 2008<ref>''Club Nintendo'' (MX) issue 197, page 60.</ref>|Australia|June 26, 2008|Europe|June 27, 2008|ROC|July 12, 2008|South Korea|April 29, 2010}} '''[[Nintendo Selects#Wii|Nintendo Selects]]:'''<br>{{release|Europe|October 18, 2013|Australia|November 7, 2013|South Korea|November 6, 2014}}

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'''''Super Smash Bros. Brawl''''' is a [[Genre#Fighting|fighting]] game for the [[Wii]]. This is the third installment in the [[Super Smash Bros. (series)|''Super Smash Bros.'' series]] and the follow-up to ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]'' for the [[Nintendo GameCube]]. It was designed by [[Masahiro Sakurai]], who also made the preceding ''Super Smash Bros.'' games, and developed by a team that was specifically created for it. The game uses a game engine called Havok that mainly focuses on the game physics, which was provided by an Irish company of the same name.<ref>[http://gonintendo.com/?p=34360 ''Super Smash Bros. Brawl'': Havok engine confirmed - GoNintendo], published 1/28/2008.</ref> After a planned release date of December 3, [[List of games by date#2007|2007]] in North America, all regions had their release dates pushed back. It was then slated for release on February 10, [[List of games by date#2008|2008]] in North America, and January 24, 2008 for Japan. However, on January 15, 2008, it was then delayed to January 31, 2008 for Japan<ref>[http://www.nintendo.co.jp/corporate/release/2008/080115.html Press Release on the Release Date on the Japanese Official Nintendo Website (Japanese)], published 1/15/2008.</ref> and March 9, 2008 for North America.<ref>[http://www.smashbros.com/en_us/index.html ''Smash Bros.'' DOJO!! - American English Edition], published 1/15/2008.</ref> It was released in Oceania on June 26, 2008 and in Europe on June 27, 2008.<ref>[http://uk.ign.com/games/super-smash-bros-brawl/wii-748545 ''Super Smash Bros. Brawl'' - IGN UK]</ref>

''Super Smash Bros. Brawl'' shares the same basic controls as its predecessors. Players attack their opponent to increase the opponent's percentage. The higher the percentage, the faster players will be sent flying. The objective is to knock opponents off the blast line to score a KO. Again, this game employs simple button inputs to perform various moves. {{button|A}} performs basic moves on the ground or in midair while {{button|B}} has the character perform special moves. Players can do several moves depending on where {{button|Stick}} is tilted. If players are knocked from the stage, they can use their [[Double Jump (airborne)|midair jump]] and special moves, typically {{button|B}} and tilting up on {{button|Stick}} to recover.

A new battle mechanic is the [[Final Smash]] that was originally intended to be featured in the first game of the series, but was scrapped for technical reasons, which can be used only by collecting a [[smashwiki:Smash Ball|Smash Ball]]. Final Smashes are extremely powerful attacks, character transformations or stage hazards that normally guarantee a KO on the opponent. Players are now able to walk and jump while using projectile-shooting items, like the [[Super Scope]], where in ''Melee'', this wasn't possible.  

As a new feature in the game, certain characters can crawl. Such characters are [[Bowser]], [[Diddy Kong]], [[smashwiki:Ivysaur (SSBB)|Ivysaur]], [[smashwiki:Lucario (SSBB)|Lucario]], [[Luigi]], [[smashwiki:Pikachu (SSBB)|Pikachu]], [[smashwiki:Sheik (SSBB)|Sheik]], [[smashwiki:Snake (SSBB)|Snake]], [[smashwiki:Squirtle (SSBB)|Squirtle]], [[Wario]], [[Yoshi]], and [[smashwiki:Zero Suit Samus (SSBB)|Zero Suit Samus]].

A new technique called the [[smashwiki:Footstool Jump|Footstool Jump]] is introduced. It allows players to jump on an another player's head up to five times and spring up by pressing the jump button at the right time. Players are be able to perform Meteor Smashes by doing this as well. The [[smashwiki:tether recovery|tether recovery]] is a returning tactic in the game. It allows players to grab onto ledges using chain-like items, such as a [[smashwiki:Plasma Whip|Plasma Whip]] or a [[smashwiki:Hookshot|Hookshot]]. [[smashwiki:glide|Gliding]] is also a technique in this game, available only to winged characters. When gliding is used, players are able to glide across the stage and be able to control the way they fly. They can direct themselves upwards or downwards, depending on the direction the {{button|gcn|Stick}} or the {{button|wii|Pad}} is pointed in.  

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Players can set their own button configuration rather than have to play with the default configuration. The configuration can be saved on the Wii Remote's internal memory, allowing to take it to a friend's and play with one's own button configuration there. The Players are able to insert names with up to five letters, as in ''Super Smash Bros. Melee''. In the previous game, names are only a gimmick. In this game, they now also save the players' controlling options to avoid having to select the control method each time.

|caption2=The entire cast (excluding Sheik and Zero Suit Samus), as they appear in the opening.

With 35 playable characters (39, if [[smashwiki:Sheik (SSBB)|Sheik]], [[smashwiki:Zero Suit Samus (SSBB)|Zero Suit Samus]], and the [[smashwiki:Pokémon Trainer (SSBB)|Pokémon Trainer]]'s three Pokémon without including Pokémon Trainer are counted), ''Super Smash Bros. Brawl'' has 10 more characters than the previous installment. 21 characters (25, if Sheik, Zero Suit Samus, and the Pokémon Trainer's three Pokémon without including Pokémon Trainer are counted) are available directly from the start, while the other 14 need to be unlocked to become playable. Only five of the characters from the previous game aren't playable in this game, which are [[smashwiki:Roy|Roy]], [[Dr. Mario]], [[smashwiki:Young Link|Young Link]], [[smashwiki:Pichu|Pichu]], and [[smashwiki:Mewtwo|Mewtwo]], while 15 brand new characters (18 counting Zero Suit Samus and only the individual Pokémon) have been added. Additionally, ''Super Smash Bros. Brawl'' is the first game in the series to feature third-party characters as playable characters, in this case being [[Sonic]] and [[smashwiki:Snake (SSBB)|Snake]].

Of the roster, eight characters are from the [[Super Mario (franchise)|''Super Mario'' franchise]]: [[Mario]], [[Luigi]], [[Princess Peach]], [[Bowser]], [[Donkey Kong]], [[Diddy Kong]], [[Yoshi]], and [[Wario]].

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|rowspan=5|[[File:BrawlMario.png|120px]]<br>[[Mario]][[File:Mario Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]]  

|Standard||[[Fireball]]

|Side||[[Cape]]

|Up||[[Super Jump Punch]]

|Down||[[F.L.U.D.D.]]

|Final Smash||[[Mario Finale]]

|rowspan=5|[[File:BrawlDK.jpg|120px]]<br>[[Donkey Kong]][[File:DK Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]]

|rowspan=5|Much like Bowser, Donkey Kong is heavy and strong. He has a unique ability which allows him to grab enemies and then carry them. He has surprisingly good speed for a heavyweight, but his recovery is limited in vertical distance.

|Standard||[[Giant Punch]]

|Side||[[Headbutt]]

|Up||[[Spinning Kong]]

|Down||[[Hand Slap]]

|Final Smash||[[Konga Beat]]

|rowspan=5|[[File:BrawlLink.jpg|120px]]<br>[[Link]][[File:Zelda Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]]

|rowspan=5|Link has moderate strength and uses numerous types of weapons while fighting, such as bombs and boomerangs. His bombs affect both himself, teammates, and opponents. His boomerang not only damages and pushes foes, but can also move items. His bow, which can be charged, is another projectile. His spin attack, which can be charged if Link is on the ground, provides an additional jump necessary for recovery. Link also uses a Claw Shot for his grab, giving him extended reach, and he can use it even to grab ledges. Link also has a functional shield that can block projectiles. Link's weaknesses lie in his below average speed and poor recovery.

|Standard||[[smashwiki:Hero's Bow|Hero's Bow]]

|Side||[[smashwiki:Gale Boomerang|Gale Boomerang]]

|Up||[[smashwiki:Spin Attack|Spin Attack]]

|Down||[[smashwiki:Bomb (Link)|Bomb]]

|Final Smash||[[smashwiki:Triforce Slash|Triforce Slash]]

|rowspan=5|[[File:BrawlSamus.jpg|120px]]<br>[[smashwiki:Samus (SSBB)|Samus]][[File:Metroid Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]]

|Standard||[[smashwiki:Charge Shot|Charge Shot]]

|Side||[[smashwiki:Missile|Missile]]

|Up||[[smashwiki:Screw Attack|Screw Attack]]

|Down||[[smashwiki:Bomb (Samus)|Bomb]]

|Final Smash||[[smashwiki:Zero Laser|Zero Laser]]

|rowspan=5|[[File:BrawlZeroSuitSamus.png|120px]]<br>[[smashwiki:Zero Suit Samus (SSBB)|Zero Suit Samus]][[File:Metroid Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]] (newcomer)

|Standard||[[smashwiki:Paralyzer|Paralyzer]]

|Side||[[smashwiki:Plasma Whip|Plasma Whip]]

|Up||[[smashwiki:Plasma Wire|Plasma Wire]]

|Down||[[smashwiki:Flip Jump|Flip Jump]]

|Final Smash||[[smashwiki:Power Suit Samus|Power Suit Samus]]

|rowspan=5|[[File:BrawlKirby.jpg|120px]]<br>[[Kirby]][[File:Kirby Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]]

|rowspan=5|Kirby is one of the lightest characters in the game. Added with that is his many jumps, making recovery for him easier than most characters. Since he is light, however, he can be knocked away easily. Kirby can copy his opponents' standard special move with Inhale or spit them out. His Hammer, a strong move, behaves differently depending if Kirby is mid air or on the ground. Kirby's Stone slams on opponents from above while giving Kirby temporary protection from most attacks. Finally, his Final Cutter sends him up while he slashes down. Not only is this a recovery move, but if Kirby lands, it can create a fast shockwave that is a projectile.

|Standard||[[smashwiki:Inhale (Kirby)|Inhale]]

|Side||[[smashwiki:Hammer (move)|Hammer]]

|Up||[[smashwiki:Final Cutter|Final Cutter]]

|Down||[[smashwiki:Stone|Stone]]

|Final Smash||[[smashwiki:Cook Kirby|Cook Kirby]]

|rowspan=5|[[File:BrawlFox.jpg|120px]]<br>[[Fox]][[File:StarFox Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]]

|Standard||[[smashwiki:Blaster (Fox)|Blaster]]

|Side||[[smashwiki:Fox Illusion|Fox Illusion]]

|Up||[[smashwiki:Fire Fox|Fire Fox]]

|Down||[[smashwiki:Reflector (Fox)|Reflector]]

|Final Smash||[[smashwiki:Landmaster|Landmaster]]

|rowspan=5|[[File:BrawlPikachu.png|120px]]<br>[[Pikachu]][[File:Pokemon Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]]

|Standard||[[smashwiki:Thunder Jolt|Thunder Jolt]]

|Side||[[smashwiki:Skull Bash|Skull Bash]]

|Up||[[smashwiki:Quick Attack|Quick Attack]]

|Down||[[smashwiki:Thunder (Pokémon)|Thunder]]

|Final Smash||[[smashwiki:Volt Tackle|Volt Tackle]]

|rowspan=5|[[File:BrawlDiddyKong.jpg|120px]]<br>[[Diddy Kong]][[File:DK Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]] (newcomer)

|Standard||[[Popgun|Peanut Popgun]]

|Side||[[Monkey Flip]]

|Up||[[Rocketbarrel Boost]]

|Down||[[Banana Peel (move)|Banana Peel]]

|Final Smash||[[Rocketbarrel Barrage]]

|rowspan=5|[[File:BrawlZelda.jpg|120px]]<br>[[smashwiki:Zelda (SSBB)|Zelda]][[File:Zelda Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]]

|rowspan=5|Princess Zelda is a lightweight, though is fairly slow. She uses magical attacks that are hard to control but are powerful if they hit. If these attacks aren't used properly, she will be very weak.

|Standard||[[smashwiki:Nayru's Love|Nayru's Love]]

|Side||[[smashwiki:Din's Fire|Din's Fire]]

|Up||[[smashwiki:Farore's Wind|Farore's Wind]]

|Down||[[smashwiki:Transform|Transform]]

|Final Smash||[[smashwiki:Light Arrow|Light Arrow]]

|rowspan=5|[[File:Sheik Brawl art.png|120px]]<br>[[smashwiki:Sheik (SSBB)|smashwiki:]][[File:Zelda Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]]

|rowspan=5|Sheik returns as Princess Zelda's transformation after she uses Transform. While Zelda predominantly focuses on strength, Sheik utilizes speed.

|Standard||[[smashwiki:Needle Storm|Needle Storm]]

|Side||[[smashwiki:Chain|Chain]]

|Up||[[smashwiki:Vanish|Vanish]]

|Down||[[smashwiki:Transform|Transform]]

|Final Smash||[[smashwiki:Light Arrow|Light Arrow]]

|rowspan=5|[[File:BrawlPit.jpg|120px]]<br>[[smashwiki:Pit (SSBB)|Pit]][[File:KidIcarus Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]] (newcomer)

|Standard||[[smashwiki:Palutena Bow|Palutena Arrow]]

|Side||[[smashwiki:Angel Ring|Angel Ring]]

|Up||[[smashwiki:Wings of Icarus|Wings of Icarus]]

|Down||[[smashwiki:Mirror Shield|Mirror Shield]]

|Final Smash||[[smashwiki:Palutena's Army|Palutena's Army]]

|rowspan=5|[[File:BrawlMetaKnight.jpg|120px]]<br>[[Meta Knight]][[File:Kirby Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]] (newcomer)

|Standard||[[smashwiki:Mach Tornado|Mach Tornado]]

|Side||[[smashwiki:Drill Rush|Drill Rush]]

|Up||[[smashwiki:Shuttle Loop|Shuttle Loop]]

|Down||[[smashwiki:Dimensional Cape|Dimensional Cape]]

|Final Smash||[[smashwiki:Galaxia Darkness|Galaxia Darkness]]

|rowspan=14|[[File:BrawlPokemonTrainer.jpg|120px]]<br>[[smashwiki:Pokémon Trainer (SSBB)|Pokémon Trainer]][[File:Pokemon Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]] (newcomer)

|rowspan=14|[[Squirtle]], [[Ivysaur]], and [[Charizard]] fight for the Pokémon Trainer, rather than him actually fighting himself. He mainly stands on the stage, but he occasionally stands on a floating platform in the background on stages with little solid ground. While the Down move is shared, the other special moves are unique to each of the Pokémon, which gives the opportunity for eleven different moves (including the Final Smash).

|Down||[[smashwiki:Pokémon Change|Pokémon Change]]

|Final Smash||[[smashwiki:Triple Finish|Triple Finish]]

!colspan=2|[[smashwiki:Squirtle (SSBB)|Squirtle]]

|Standard||[[smashwiki:Water Gun|Water Gun]]

|Side||[[smashwiki:Withdraw|Withdraw]]

|Up||[[smashwiki:Waterfall|Waterfall]]

!colspan=2|[[smashwiki:Ivysaur (SSBB)|Ivysaur]]

|Standard||[[smashwiki:Bullet Seed|Bullet Seed]]

|Side||[[smashwiki:Razor Leaf|Razor Leaf]]

|Up||[[smashwiki:Vine Whip|Vine Whip]]

!colspan=2|[[smashwiki:Charizard (SSBB)|Charizard]]

|Standard||[[smashwiki:Flamethrower|Flamethrower]]

|Side||[[smashwiki:Rock Smash|Rock Smash]]

|Up||[[smashwiki:Fly|Fly]]

|rowspan=5|[[File:BrawlIke.jpg|120px]]<br>[[smashwiki:Ike (SSBB)|Ike]][[File:FireEmblem Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]] (newcomer)

|Standard||[[smashwiki:Eruption|Eruption]]

|Side||[[smashwiki:Quick Draw|Quick Draw]]

|Up||[[smashwiki:Aether|Aether]]

|Down||[[smashwiki:Counter|Counter]]

|Final Smash||[[smashwiki:Great Aether|Great Aether]]

|rowspan=5|[[File:BrawlPeach.jpg|120px]]<br>[[Princess Peach|Peach]][[File:Mario Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]]

|Standard||[[Toad (move)|Toad]]

|Side||[[Peach Bomber]]

|Up||[[Peach Parasol (move)|Peach Parasol]]

|Down||[[Vegetable (move)|Vegetable]]

|Final Smash||[[Peach Blossom]]

|rowspan=5|[[File:BrawlYoshi.png|120px]]<br>[[Yoshi]][[File:Yoshi Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]]

|rowspan=5|Yoshi is a fast and unusually heavy character. However, he is rather weak, and has an average attack speed. Unlike in previous games, his Egg Throw can be used as a third jump.

|Standard||[[Egg Lay]]

|Side||[[Egg Roll (move)|Egg Roll]]

|Up||[[Egg Throw]]

|Down||[[Yoshi Bomb]]

|Final Smash||[[Super Dragon]]

|rowspan=5|[[File:BrawlIceClimbers.jpg|120px]]<br>[[smashwiki:Ice Climbers (SSBB)|Ice Climbers]][[File:IceClimbers Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]]

|rowspan=5|The Ice Climbers, Popo and Nana, return from ''Super Smash Bros. Melee'', with an updated appearance. Like always, the player controls Popo, while a CPU controls Nana, though the reverse is true in some of their palette swaps. They have a good attack range, but their normal attacks are weak, and they are rather light.

|Standard||[[smashwiki:Ice Shot|Ice Shot]]

|Side||[[smashwiki:Squall Hammer|Squall Hammer]]

|Up||[[smashwiki:Belay|Belay]]

|Down||[[smashwiki:Blizzard|Blizzard]]

|Final Smash||[[smashwiki:Iceberg|Iceberg]]

|rowspan=5|[[File:BrawlKingDedede.jpg|120px]]<br>[[smashwiki:King Dedede (SSBB)|King Dedede]][[File:Kirby Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]] (newcomer)

|rowspan=5|King Dedede is a heavy character, similar to Bowser and Donkey Kong. He often uses his hammer in attacks, and relies on [[Waddle Dee]]s, [[Waddle Doo]]s, or Gordos to damage his opponents from afar. He can inhale his foes like [[Kirby]], though he does not gain their abilities. Like most heavyweights, Dedede is very strong and very big. Additionally, he has a long reach, which makes his grab very practical to use. However, his speed and mobility are very low.

|Standard||[[smashwiki:Inhale (King Dedede)|Inhale]]

|Side||[[smashwiki:Waddle Dee Toss|Waddle Dee Toss]]

|Up||[[smashwiki:Super Dedede Jump|Super Dedede Jump]]

|Down||[[smashwiki:Jet Hammer|Jet Hammer]]

|Final Smash||[[smashwiki:Waddle Dee Army|Waddle Dee Army]]

|rowspan=5|[[File:BrawlBowser.jpg|120px]]<br>[[Bowser]][[File:Mario Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]]  

|Standard||[[Fire Breath]]

|Side||[[Flying Slam]]

|Up||[[Whirling Fortress]]

|Down||[[Bowser Bomb (move)|Bowser Bomb]]

|Final Smash||[[Giga Bowser]]

|rowspan=5|[[File:BrawlWario.jpg|120px]]<br>[[Wario]][[File:Wario Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]] (newcomer)

|rowspan=5|Wario is a small heavyweight with great aerial game and recovery, but he has poor range and somewhat slow attacks. Both his outfits from the ''[[WarioWare (series)|WarioWare]]'' series and most other ''[[Super Mario (franchise)|Super Mario]]'' games, each with their own set of colors. Though he is a heavyweight, he has average strength. His Chomp snares any opponent into his mouth. His Wario Waft, depending on when it is last used, can be a potent attack and even an additional jump. Wario can also use his Wario Bike to ram into opponents or as an additional jump, but he cannot have more than one bike at a time.

|Standard||[[Chomp (Super Smash Bros. series)|Chomp]]

|Side||[[Wario Bike]]

|Up||[[Corkscrew (Super Smash Bros. series)|Corkscrew]]

|Down||[[Wario Waft]]

|Final Smash||[[Wario-Man]]

|rowspan=5|[[File:BrawlOlimar.jpg|120px]]<br>[[smashwiki:Olimar (SSBB)|Olimar]][[File:Pikmin Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]] (newcomer)

|rowspan=5|Captain Olimar from the ''Pikmin'' series relies largely on using the [[Pikmin]] for combat. Pikmin must be plucked from the ground (using his standard special move) in order for Olimar to use them. If Olimar doesn't have Pikmin, he will only be able to use a certain range of attacks. When he attacks with the Pikmin, they each have different effects:

|Standard||[[smashwiki:Pikmin Pluck|Pikmin Pluck]]

|Side||[[smashwiki:Pikmin Throw|Pikmin Throw]]

|Up||[[smashwiki:Pikmin Chain|Pikmin Chain]]

|Down||[[smashwiki:Pikmin Order|Pikmin Order]]

|Final Smash||[[smashwiki:End of Day|End of Day]]

|rowspan=5|[[File:BrawlLucas.jpg|120px]]<br>[[smashwiki:Lucas (SSBB)|Lucas]][[File:EarthBound Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]] (newcomer)

|rowspan=5|Lucas has a special moveset similar to that of Ness, and a unique normal moveset. For instance, his up smash is slow, but powerful. Lucas uses PK Freeze, which moves quickly, to freeze opponents temporarily. His PK Fire explodes on contact. Lucas's PSI Magnet, which he deploys in front of him, absorbs projectiles and heals him. Lucas's PK Thunder is an electric projectile that can be controlled, and if it touches Lucas, he is propelled for some distance. This can be used as another jump.

|Standard||[[smashwiki:PK Freeze|PK Freeze]]

|Side||[[smashwiki:PK Fire|PK Fire]]

|Up||[[smashwiki:PK Thunder|PK Thunder]]

|Down||[[smashwiki:PSI Magnet|PSI Magnet]]

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!width=10%|Character

!width=40%|Description

!width=30%|How to unlock

!witdh=20% colspan=2|Special moves

|rowspan=5|[[File:Ness Brawl art.png|120px]]<br>[[smashwiki:Ness (SSBB)|Ness]][[File:EarthBound Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]]

|rowspan=5|Ness appears in ''Super Smash Bros. Brawl'' as an unlockable character. His moveset is similar to that of Lucas, but differs slightly. Despite being slightly light, he has adequate strength.

*Complete [[smashwiki:Subspace|Subspace]] Part 1 (Stage 29) in The Subspace Emissary

|Standard||[[smashwiki:PK Flash|PK Flash]]

|Side||[[smashwiki:PK Fire|PK Fire]]

|Up||[[smashwiki:PK Thunder|PK Thunder]]

|Down||[[smashwiki:PSI Magnet|PSI Magnet]]

|Final Smash||[[smashwiki:PK Starstorm|PK Starstorm]]

|rowspan=5|[[File:Marth Brawl art.png|120px]]<br>[[smashwiki:Marth (SSBB)|Marth]][[File:FireEmblem Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]]

*Complete the [[smashwiki:The Battlefield Fortress|Battlefield Fortress]] (Stage 8) in The Subspace Emissary

|Standard||[[smashwiki:Shield Breaker|Shield Breaker]]

|Side||[[smashwiki:Dancing Blade|Dancing Blade]]

|Up||[[smashwiki:Dolphin Slash|Dolphin Slash]]

|Down||[[smashwiki:Counter|Counter]]

|Final Smash||[[smashwiki:Critical Hit|Critical Hit]]

|rowspan=5|[[File:BrawlLuigi.png|120px]]<br>[[Luigi]][[File:Mario Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]]

|rowspan=5|Luigi returns with a somewhat similar moveset to Mario's. Luigi can jump higher than Mario and is slightly faster, and his attack strength is unusually high.

*Complete Subspace Part 1 (Stage 29) in The Subspace Emissary

|Standard||[[Green Fireball|Fireball]]

|Side||[[Green Missile]]

|Up||[[Super Jump Punch]]

|Down||[[Luigi Cyclone]]

|Final Smash||[[Negative Zone]]

|rowspan=5|[[File:BrawlFalco.jpg|130px]]<br>[[smashwiki:Falco (SSBB)|Falco]][[File:StarFox Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]]

|rowspan=5|Falco Lombardi returns in ''Super Smash Bros. Brawl'' with a similar [[list of moves|move set]] to that of Fox such as the Final Smash, but with several differences. He has the highest initial jump of any character, and is very good at aerial combat. However, he is very light.

*Complete [[smashwiki:The Swamp|The Swamp]] (Stage 18) in The Subspace Emissary

|Standard||[[smashwiki:Blaster (Falco)|Blaster]]

|Side||[[smashwiki:Falco Phantasm|Falco Phantasm]]

|Up||[[smashwiki:Fire Bird|Fire Bird]]

|Down||[[smashwiki:Reflector (Falco)|Reflector]]

|Final Smash||[[smashwiki:Landmaster|Landmaster]]

|rowspan=5|[[File:BrawlCaptainFalcon.jpg|130px]]<br>[[smashwiki:Captain Falcon (SSBB)|Captain Falcon]][[File:F-Zero Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]]  

*Complete [[Outside the Ancient Ruins]] (Stage 20) in The Subspace Emissary

|Standard||[[smashwiki:Falcon Punch|Falcon Punch]]

|Side||[[smashwiki:Raptor Boost|Raptor Boost]]

|Up||[[smashwiki:Falcon Dive|Falcon Dive]]

|Down||[[smashwiki:Falcon Kick|Falcon Kick]]

|Final Smash||[[smashwiki:Blue Falcon|Blue Falcon]]

|rowspan=5|[[File:BrawlLucario.jpg|130px]]<br>[[smashwiki:Lucario (SSBB)|Lucario]][[File:Pokemon Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]] (newcomer)

|rowspan=5|Lucario has average speed and good range, but normally does not have much power. However, his power increases as he takes damage, maxing out at 170%. He uses his aura for most attacks.

*Complete [[The Glacial Peak]] (Stage 21) in The Subspace Emissary

|Standard||[[smashwiki:Aura Sphere|Aura Sphere]]

|Side||[[smashwiki:Force Palm|Force Palm]]

|Up||[[smashwiki:Extreme Speed|ExtremeSpeed]]

|Down||[[smashwiki:Double Team|Double Team]]

|Final Smash||[[smashwiki:Aura Storm|Aura Storm]]

|rowspan=5|[[File:BrawlSolidSnake.jpg|120px]]<br>[[smashwiki:Snake (SSBB)|Snake]][[File:MetalGear Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]] (newcomer)

|rowspan=5|Solid Snake, one of two third-party characters, uses a variety of explosives and weapons in battle, as well as a rifle. He is a heavyweight character and has powerful attacks. Snake's weaknesses are his poor jump height and slow air speed.

*Play 15 Brawl matches on [[smashwiki:Shadow Moses Island|Shadow Moses Island]]  

*Complete [[smashwiki:Battleship Halberd Interior|Battleship Halberd Interior]] (Stage 23) in The Subspace Emissary

|Standard||[[smashwiki:Hand Grenade|Hand Grenade]]

|Side||[[smashwiki:Remote Controlled Missile|Remote Controlled Missile]]

|Up||[[smashwiki:Cypher|Cypher]]

|Down||[[smashwiki:C4|C4]]

|Final Smash||[[smashwiki:Grenade Launcher|Grenade Launcher]]

|rowspan=5|[[File:BrawlROB.jpg|130px]]<br>[[R.O.B.]][[File:ROB Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]] (newcomer)

|rowspan=5|R.O.B. is a heavyweight, and, despite being heavy, he is also rather weak and a bit fast.

*Complete [[The Subspace Bomb Factory]] (Stage 28) in The Subspace Emissary

|Standard||[[smashwiki:Robo Beam|Robo Beam]]

|Side||[[smashwiki:Arm Rotor|Arm Rotor]]

|Up||[[smashwiki:Robo Burner|Robo Burner]]

|Down||[[smashwiki:Gyro|Gyro]]

|Final Smash||[[smashwiki:Diffusion Beam|Diffusion Beam]]

|rowspan=5|[[File:Ganondorf Brawl art.png|130px]]<br>[[smashwiki:Ganondorf (SSBB)|Ganondorf]][[File:Zelda Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]]

*Rescue Princess Zelda and Link in Subspace Part 2 (Stage 30) in The Subspace Emissary

|Standard||[[smashwiki:Warlock Punch|Warlock Punch]]

|Side||[[smashwiki:Flame Choke|Flame Choke]]

|Up||[[smashwiki:Dark Dive|Dark Dive]]

|Down||[[smashwiki:Wizard's Foot|Wizard's Foot]]

|Final Smash||[[smashwiki:Beast Ganon|Beast Ganon]]

|rowspan=5|[[File:BrawlMrGameAndWatch.png|130px]]<br>[[Mr. Game & Watch]][[File:Game&Watch Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]]

*Complete [[Battleship Halberd Bridge]] (Stage 25) in The Subspace Emissary

|Standard||[[smashwiki:Chef|Chef]]

|Side||[[smashwiki:Judge|Judge]]

|Up||[[smashwiki:Fire|Fire]]

|Down||[[smashwiki:Oil Panic|Oil Panic]]

|Final Smash||[[smashwiki:Octopus|Octopus]]

|rowspan=5|[[File:BrawlSonic.jpg|120px]]<br>[[Sonic]][[File:Sonic Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]] (newcomer)

*Complete [[The Great Maze]] (Stage 31) in The Subspace Emissary

|Standard||[[smashwiki:Homing Attack|Homing Attack]]

|Side||[[smashwiki:Spin Dash|Spin Dash]]

|Up||[[smashwiki:Spring Jump|Spring Jump]]

|Down||[[smashwiki:Spin Charge|Spin Charge]]

|Final Smash||[[smashwiki:Super Sonic|Super Sonic]]

|rowspan=5|[[File:Jigglypuff Brawl art.png|130px]]<br>[[smashwiki:Jigglypuff (SSBB)|Jigglypuff]][[File:Pokemon Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]]  

*Beat 20 or more events after completing The Subspace Emissary

*After clearing The Subspace Emissary, go to [[smashwiki:The Swamp|The Swamp]] (Stage 18) and enter a hidden door, then defeat it in a one-stock match on [[Pokémon Stadium 2]]

|Standard||[[Jigglypuff#Rollout|Rollout]]

|Side||[[Jigglypuff#Pound|Pound]]

|Up||[[Jigglypuff#Sing|Sing]]

|Down||[[Jigglypuff#Rest|Rest]]

|Final Smash||[[Jigglypuff#Puff Up|Puff Up]]

|rowspan=5|[[File:Toon Link Brawl art.png|120px]]<br>[[smashwiki:Toon Link (SSBB)|Toon Link]][[File:Zelda_Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]] (newcomer)

*After clearing The Subspace Emissary, go to [[smashwiki:The Forest|The Forest]] (Stage 9) and enter a hidden door, then defeat him in a one-stock match on [[Pirate Ship (stage)|Pirate Ship]]

*After clearing The Subspace Emissary, clear Classic mode with any character

|Standard||[[smashwiki:Hero's Bow|Hero's Bow]]

|Side||[[smashwiki:Boomerang|Boomerang]]

|Up||[[smashwiki:Spin Attack|Spin Attack]]

|Down||[[smashwiki:Bomb (Link)|Bomb]]

|Final Smash||[[smashwiki:Triforce Slash|Triforce Slash]]

|rowspan=5|[[File:Wolf Brawl art.png|130px]]<br>[[List of fighters debuting in Super Smash Bros. Brawl#Wolf|Wolf]][[File:StarFox Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]] (newcomer)

*After clearing The Subspace Emissary, go to [[smashwiki:The Ruins|The Ruins]] (Stage 14) and enter a hidden door, then defeat him in a one-stock match on [[Lylat Cruise]]

*Clear Boss Battles as Fox or Falco

|Standard||[[smashwiki:Blaster (Wolf)|Blaster]]

|Side||[[smashwiki:Wolf Flash|Wolf Flash]]

|Up||[[smashwiki:Fire Wolf|Fire Wolf]]

|Down||[[smashwiki:Reflector (Wolf)|Reflector]]

|Final Smash||[[smashwiki:Landmaster|Landmaster]]

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!width=40%|Description

!width=28%|Songs

|[[File:SSBB Battlefield Stage.png|150px]]

|align=center|[[smashwiki:Battlefield (SSBB)|Super Smash Bros. Brawl: Battlefield]][[File:SmashBros Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]]

|Returning from ''Super Smash Bros. Melee'', the stage is now set in a green landscape and features different times of day. A valley can be seen in the background of the stage. A basic stage, it contains no stage hazards.

|[[File:SSBB Final Destination Stage.png|150px]]

|align=center|[[smashwiki:Final Destination (SSBB)|Super Smash Bros. Brawl: Final Destination]][[File:SmashBros Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]]

|A wide, flat stage, with no gimmicks. Master Hand and Crazy Hand are also fought at Final Destination.

|[[File:SSBB Delfino Plaza Stage.png|150px]]

|align=center|[[Delfino Plaza (stage)|Super Mario Sunshine: Delfino Plaza]][[File:Mario Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]]

|A moving stage, comparable to [[Mute City (Super Smash Bros. Melee)|Mute City]] from ''Super Smash Bros. Melee''. It features a flying moving platform that takes the characters to various locations in Delfino Plaza. The platforms change according to where the moving stage lands. The stage has also water where fighters can float on.

|[[File:SSBB Mushroomy Kingdom Stage.png|150px]]

|rowspan=2 align=center|[[Mushroomy Kingdom|Super Mario Bros.: Mushroomy Kingdom]][[File:Mario Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]]

|rowspan=2|Based from the original ''[[Super Mario Bros.]]'' The stage has blocks arranged in the same formation as World 1-1 from the said game. Occasionally, World 1-2 will load instead of World 1-1. It is also similarly arranged. It is a moving stage. Despite this, the screen is fairly small, making it easy to Star KO. Players can attack or jump under blocks to destroy them or spawn items, much as in the game. There are several pits that lead to being KO'd and several pipes that serve simply as obstacles.

|Ground:

|[[File:SSBB Mushroomy Kingdom Stage 2.png|150px]]

|[[File:SSBB Mario Circuit Stage.png|150px]]

|align=center|[[Figure-8 Circuit (stage)|Mario Kart: Mario Circuit]][[File:Mario Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]]

|The stage takes place on a figure-8 circuit's intersection, with [[Shy Guy]]s driving in from behind (hits the lower level) or the sides (hits the upper level). These Shy Guys can be KO'd temporarily if the player attacks at the right time.

|[[File:SSBB Rumble Falls Stage.png|150px]]

|align=center|[[Rumble Falls (stage)|Donkey Kong Jungle Beat: Rumble Falls]][[File:DK Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]]

|A Donkey Kong stage similar to [[Icicle Mountain]]. It has numerous obstacles, switches and ladders on the way up. It scrolls automatically up. Some obstacles include thorns that inflict high knockback. Occasionally, the stage can also speed up, making it more difficult for fighters to keep up. The stage eventually loops to the beginning.

|[[File:SSBB Bridge of Eldin Stage.png|150px]]

|align=center|[[smashwiki:Bridge of Eldin|The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess: Bridge of Eldin]][[File:Zelda Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]]

|A flat stage with walk-off blast lines. [[King Bulblin and Lord Bullbo]], occasionally destroy the bridge, forcing the battle to not be fought in the middle of the stage. Several Bulbins, which can be defeated, accompany King Bulbin and Lord Bullbo. After some time, however, a portal restores the bridge to normal.

|[[File:SSBB Norfair Stage.png|150px]]

|align=center|[[smashwiki:Norfair|Metroid: Norfair]][[File:Metroid Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]]

|A stage that takes place inside [[Planet Zebes]], similar to [[Brinstar Depths]] from ''Super Smash Bros. Melee''. Lava occasionally rises from the bottom of the stage, but lava falls can creep into the sides of stage. Lava spurts can also affect some parts of the stage. When a giant lava wave approaches the stage, players must enter a capsule or be high enough to dodge it.

|[[File:SSBB Frigate Orpheon Stage.png|150px]]

|align=center|[[smashwiki:Frigate Orpheon|Metroid Prime: Frigate Orpheon]][[File:Metroid Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]]

|From the game, ''Metroid Prime'', Frigate Orpheon occasionally flips around, switching between two groups of platforms to fight on. There are temporary, moving platforms on the sides of the stage that can assist the player. Occasionally, the stage has a power shortage, making it dark, but this is purely aesthetics.

|[[File:SSBB Yoshi's Island Stage.png|150px]]

|align=center|[[Yoshi's Island (Super Smash Bros. Brawl)|Yoshi's Island: Yoshi's Island]][[File:Yoshi Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]]

|Yoshi's Island is based on its appearance in ''[[Yoshi's Island DS]]''. It changes seasons as the fight progresses. Several [[Fly Guy]]s, which can be knocked away, hold items that can help the player. A [[Blarggwich]] appears occasionally to assist knocked-off players.

|[[File:SSBB Halberd Stage.png|150px]]

|align=center|[[smashwiki:Halberd|Kirby: Halberd]][[File:Kirby Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]]

|Meta Knight's ship. Takes place on a [[Battlefield]]-like platform, then lands on the Halberd itself. On the Halberd, a laser cannon can target one player and then shoot. A giant arm can also attempt to attack one player; it warns of its attack by swinging several times. Then, the main platform rises and leaves the Halberd, restarting the loop.

|[[File:SSBB Lylat Cruise Stage.png|150px]]

|align=center|[[smashwiki:Lylat Cruise|Star Fox: Lylat Cruise]][[File:StarFox Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]]

|A stage that moves through the Lylat System. Very similar to [[Corneria]] and [[Venom]]. The stage goes through various settings, including a laser battle, although the stage has no gimmicks that can affect gameplay directly.

|[[File:SSBB Pokémon Stadium 2 Stage.png|150px]]

|align=center|[[smashwiki:Pokémon Stadium 2|Pokémon: Pokémon Stadium 2]][[File:Pokemon Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]]

|An exact copy of the Pokémon Stadium from ''Super Smash Bros. Melee'' (which has fall through platforms). This stage is now upgraded to look like Pokémon Stadium 2, the game. It changes temporarily into one of four terrains as time passes: Ice, Electric, Ground, and Flying. Ice makes the ground slippery, electric has conveyor belts, ground is basic, while flying makes players floaty. All terrains have different layout.

|[[File:SSBB Port Town Aero Dive Stage.png|150px]]

|align=center|[[smashwiki:Port Town Aero Dive|F-Zero: Port Town Aero Dive]][[File:F-Zero Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]]

|Similar to Mute City from ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]'', the stage takes place on a group of platforms that hover along a race track, stopping on occasion. Fast-moving [[F-Zero machine]]s may enter into the scene, depending on where the platform has landed, and plow into characters for high knockback. Unlike in Mute City, these racers cannot be destroyed.

|[[File:SSBB Castle Siege Stage.png|150px]]

|align=center|[[smashwiki:Castle Siege|Fire Emblem: Castle Siege]][[File:FireEmblem Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]]

|Taking place on an unidentified castle, the stage changes layout eventually. The stage goes through three different layouts before restarting. In the second layout, there are destructible statues that hold platforms. Otherwise, the stage has no hazards.

|[[File:SSBB WarioWare, Inc. Stage.png|150px]]

|align=center|[[WarioWare, Inc. (stage)|WarioWare: WarioWare, Inc.]][[File:Wario Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]]

|The players are sent through random [[Microgame]]s. If players complete a certain task (such as hitting all party poppers), they are rewarded with invincibility, health regeneration, or a Super Mushroom effect. There is no penalty for failing. Players start on a simplistic stage, with a few platforms, although the platforms disappear. All stage hazards are found in the Microgames.

|[[File:SSBB Distant Planet Stage.png|150px]]

|align=center|[[smashwiki:Distant Planet|Pikmin: Distant Planet]][[File:Pikmin Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]]

|A stage set on branches and vines, the stage is mostly neutral. A Bulborb can enter and leave in the right part of the stage, serving as a platform. It can, however, open its mouth and KO any fighter that comes close. Rain can also fall, making the left slope slippery and hardly usable. Finally, red, yellow, and blue Pellet Posies grow in the stage. Attacking these flowers release Pellets, making them able to be picked up and thrown. Throwing these pellets at a corresponding Onion can make the Onion release items, depending on the number shown on the pellet.

|[[File:SSBB Smashville Stage.png|150px]]

|align=center|[[smashwiki:Smashville|Animal Crossing: Wild World: Smashville]][[File:AnimalCrossing Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]]

|This is a mostly neutral stage with a low moving platform on the top. Balloons appear occasionally holding food that can heal the player. The stage's date time is based on the Wii's internal clock. K.K. Slider makes live performances Saturdays on 8 P.M.

|[[File:SSBB New Pork City Stage.png|150px]]

|align=center|[[smashwiki:New Pork City|EarthBound: New Pork City]][[File:EarthBound Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]]

|A stage comparable to and based roughly on [[smashwiki:Temple|Temple]] from ''Super Smash Bros. Melee'', New Pork City is a very large and spacey stage, with mostly stationary platforms. One platform swings while the other, a hovering car, moves throughout the stage. The [[smashwiki:Ultimate Chimera|Ultimate Chimera]] may appear and inflict extremely high knockback on players it damages.

|[[File:SSBB Summit Stage.png|150px]]

|align=center|[[smashwiki:Summit|Ice Climber: Summit]][[File:IceClimbers Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]]

|A stage that takes place on a glacier. Initially, the only hazard is a single falling icicle on the bottom. Platforms can also collapse or realign themselves. Once the glacier detaches, however, characters become floaty. Once the glacier stops on the water, the water levels rise. A fish, meanwhile, can eat fighters or damage them with its body. Eventually, the glacier rises and restarts the loop.

|[[File:SSBB Skyworld Stage.png|150px]]

|align=center|[[smashwiki:Skyworld|Kid Icarus: Skyworld]][[File:KidIcarus Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]]

|Skyworld consists of several breakable platforms overlapping cloud platforms. These breakable platforms serve merely as ceilings and impassable platforms. Once they are broken, players can jump through the cloud platforms. Occasionally, in the low part of the stage a small platform hovers, assisting any players.  

|[[File:SSBB PictoChat Stage.png|150px]]

|align=center|[[smashwiki:PictoChat|Nintendo DS: PictoChat]][[File:NintendoDS Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]]

|Comparable to [[Flat Zone]] from ''Super Smash Bros. Melee''; as it is done in a typical black and white setting. Several sketches can appear and disappear. These sketches can be platforms, hazards, ladders, or obstacles.

|[[File:SSBB Shadow Moses Island Stage.png|150px]]

|align=center|[[smashwiki:Shadow Moses Island|Metal Gear Solid: Shadow Moses Island]][[File:MetalGear Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]]

|A stage that takes place just outside a helipad. The walls on the sides can be broken (they eventually respawn), and sometimes, near the end of a match, a Metal Gear will appear in the background.

|[[File:SSBB Temple Stage.png|150px]]

|align=center|[[smashwiki:Temple|The Legend of Zelda: Hyrule Temple]][[File:Zelda Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]]

|Return from ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]'', the Temple is same as it was in the previous game, with a cover of the old background music plus additional ones, including the original track.

|[[File:SSBB Yoshi's Island Melee Stage.png|150px]]

|align=center|[[Yoshi's Island (Super Smash Bros. Melee)|Super Mario World: Yoshi's Island]][[File:Yoshi Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]]

|A replica of the stage from ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]''. Stage gimmicks such as the [[Rotating Block]]s are still present.

|[[File:SSBB Onett Stage.png|150px]]

|align=center|[[smashwiki:Onett|EarthBound: Onett]][[File:EarthBound Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]]

|A replica of the stage from ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]''. Cars serve as stage hazards while the middle building has collapsible platforms.

|[[File:SSBB Corneria Stage.png|150px]]

|align=center|[[smashwiki:Corneria|Star Fox: Corneria]][[File:StarFox Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]]

|A replica of the stage from ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]''. The Arwings and Wolfens are stage hazards and platforms while the Great Fox's laser canons can damage characters.

|[[File:SSBB Rainbow Ride Stage.png|150px]]

|align=center|[[Rainbow Cruise|Super Mario 64: Rainbow Cruise]][[File:Mario Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]]

|A replica of the stage from ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]''. It is a scrolling stage, with carpets, falling blocks, and various other platforms.

|[[File:SSBB Brinstar Stage.png|150px]]

|align=center|[[smashwiki:Brinstar|Metroid: Brinstar]][[File:Metroid Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]]

|A replica of the stage from ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]''. Harmful lava rises in a set pattern while parts of the stage are breakable.

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!width=17%|Stage

!width=40%|Description

!width=28%|Songs

|[[File:SSBB Luigi's Mansion Stage.png|150px]]

|align=center|[[Luigi's Mansion (stage)|Luigi's Mansion: Luigi's Mansion]][[File:Mario Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]]

|A stage based on the game ''[[Luigi's Mansion]]''. If players attack the four poles suspending the roof, the mansion will collapse. After a certain time, it will rebuild itself, however.

|[[File:SSBB Pirate Ship Stage.png|150px]]

|align=center|[[smashwiki:Pirate Ship|The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker: Pirate Ship]][[File:Zelda Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]]

|A ship on the ocean of ''The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker'', Toon Link's Stage. Various events can occur. Cannons can fire at the ship, harming nearby fighters. The ships can also hit a rock and stop temporarily, having the rock serve as a platform. Finally, the ship can run into a whirlwind, sending it flying. The constant stage hazard is the ship itself; if the ship runs into a swimming player, the player may get K.O.'d. Also, a catapult-like lever on the ship can send players flying. Occasionally, King Red, a platform, follows the ship.

|[[File:SSBB Spear Pillar Stage.png|150px]]

|align=center|[[smashwiki:Spear Pillar|Pokémon: Spear Pillar]][[File:Pokemon Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]]

|The stage takes place at the top of Spear Pillar, located on Mt. Coronet in Pokémon Diamond and Pearl. [[bulbapedia:Palkia (Pokémon)|Palkia]] can also reverse the screen and tilt the screen upside-down. [[bulbapedia:Dialga (Pokémon)|Dialga]] appears as well, changing the speed of each fight or entering the fight and damaging nearby fighters with its body. Both Palkia and Dialga can create damaging beams and remove certain parts of the stage. [[bulbapedia:Cresselia (Pokémon)|Cresselia]], when it appears, hurls a spinning light beam, damaging any fighters.

|[[File:SSBB 75m Stage.png|150px]]

|align=center|[[75 m (stage)|Donkey Kong: 75 m]][[File:DK Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]]

|A stage based on the third stage of ''[[Donkey Kong (game)|Donkey Kong]]''. Constant stage hazards are the fire, and ladders can be climbed. An audio cue alerts when Donkey Kong will be active. Once he is active, Donkey Kong himself can harm players while he can send bouncing [[jack]]s to harm the player. Objects can be collected for points, although they serve no other purpose.

|[[File:SSBB Mario Bros. Stage.png|150px]]

|align=center|[[Mario Bros. (stage)|Mario Bros.: Mario Bros.]][[File:Mario Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]]

|A stage resembling the ''[[Mario Bros. (game)|Mario Bros.]]'' game. Shellcreepers and Sidesteppers appear as hazards in this stage. If they temporarily immobilized by attacks or when a fighter hits them by jumping underneath, they can be picked up and thrown as weapons. If the enemies are left immobilized for a while, they eventually get up and move faster than normal, changing colors.

|[[File:SSBB Flat Zone 2 Stage.png|150px]]

|align=center|[[smashwiki:Flat Zone 2|Game & Watch: Flat Zone 2]][[File:Game&Watch Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]]

|An enhanced version of [[Flat Zone]], with references to [[Game & Watch]] games, which are ''Fire'', ''Chef'', ''Oil Panic'', and ''Lion''. Each scene from ''Chef'', ''Oil Panic'', and ''Lion'' has its own stage hazards (such as the people from Oil Panic damaging fighters if they are attacked) and platforms while ''Fire'' has various objects including a figure that removes items and a trampoline. A figure with a bell signifies a change of scene.

|[[File:SSBB Hanenbow Stage.png|150px]]

|align=center|[[smashwiki:Hanenbow|Electroplankton: Hanenbow]][[File:Electroplankton Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]]

|A leafy stage, with water at the bottom. There are Hanenbows (species of Electroplankton) that fly around the stage and can knock players. Leaves, when they are attacked, tilt and change from green to red depending on how much they are attacked.

|[[File:SSBB Green Hill Zone Stage.png|150px]]

|align=center|[[smashwiki:Green Hill Zone|Sonic the Hedgehog: Green Hill Zone]][[File:Sonic Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]]

|Inspired by first level of ''{{wp|Sonic the Hedgehog (1991 video game)|Sonic the Hedgehog}}'', this course features a gentle, sloping dip. As the dip takes damage from fighter attacks, parts of it fall away, creating holes in the course until the stage regenerates. A [[checkpoint]] also spawns. If it is hit, it spins, hitting other players.  

|[[File:SSBB Jungle Japes Stage.png|150px]]

|align=center|[[Jungle Japes (stage)|Donkey Kong Country: Jungle Japes]][[File:DK Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]]

|A replica of the stage from ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]''. Fast moving water and Klaptraps are stage hazards.

|[[File:SSBB Green Greens Stage.png|150px]]

|align=center|[[smashwiki:Green Greens|Kirby's Dream Land: Green Greens]][[File:Kirby Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]]

|A replica from ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]''. Whispy Woods blows in one direction, pushing fighters, while destructible blocks serve as platforms and obstacles. Bomb blocks can damage players and destroy items.

|[[File:SSBB Big Blue Stage.png|150px]]

|align=center|[[smashwiki:Big Blue|F-Zero: Big Blue]][[File:F-Zero Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]]

|A replica of the stage from ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]''. The ground, to give the illusion that the platforms are fast-moving, can send players off-screen quickly. F-Zero machines, including the Falcon Flyer, and various floating platforms enter and exit the scene.

|[[File:SSBB Pokémon Stadium Stage.png|150px]]

|align=center|[[smashwiki:Pokémon Stadium|Pokémon: Pokémon Stadium]][[File:Pokemon Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]]

|A replica of the stage from ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]''. As in Pokémon Stadium 2, the stage changes temporarily to four different layouts: Grass, Fire, Water, and Rock.

Items randomly appear on any stage in the game, and in standard Brawl mode, the player can choose to ban certain items from appearing or increase/decrease the frequency of items appearing. In Classic and All Star mode, these options cannot be modified. Certain items from particular game series appear more frequently than they would on other stages, such as [[Banana Peel]]s on ''Donkey Kong'' stages.

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!Description

|[[Assist Trophy]][[File:SmashBros Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]]

|[[File:Banana_Peel.jpg|50px]]

|[[Banana|Banana Peel]][[File:DK Emblem.png|35px|class=invert]]

|[[File:Barrel Brawl artwork.jpg|50px]]

|[[Barrel]][[File:SmashBros Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]]

|[[File:Beam Sword Brawl artwork.png|50px]]

|[[smashwiki:Beam Sword|Beam Sword]][[File:SmashBros Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]]

|[[File:Wario Bike Brawl screenshot.jpg|50px]]

|[[Wario Bike|Bike Pieces]][[File:Wario Emblem.png|30px|class=invert]]