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After obtaining every Mii outfit, the game will give you a notification reading, "Collected every type of custom outfit! Your body is ready!" A reference to Nintendo of America CEO Reggie Fils-Aime's popular quote from E3 2007, "My body is ready!", which has since become a popular meme.
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There is a glitch in the 3DS release that allows Yoshi to grow infinitely larger. If a Yoshi eats and re-lays a big Yoshi, the larger Yoshi will hatch larger than before.
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As the Villager does their final smash attack, Tom Nook actually throws furniture into the house being built. There's even a chance he will throw in a Triforce from The Legend of Zelda, as it can be collected in some of the Animal Crossing games as a house decoration.
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Jigglypuff's character model in the 3DS version is recycled from the model used for Jigglypuff in Pokemon X & Y.
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Originally, Flying Man had both a 2D and 3D model for when he appears on the Magicant stage. The 3D model was scrapped however, to lessen strain on the 3DS hardware.
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Lucina is the only unlockable character who was officially revealed prior to the game's 3DS release and is the first female unlockable character in the Super Smash Bros. series.
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The description for the "Souflee" trophy from Kid Icarus reads, "We could tell you it's a cake, but that would be a lie". This is a reference to running gag through the first Portal game, stating that "the cake is a lie".
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Unlike all previous entries in the Smash Bros. series, Jigglypuff uses the standard Pokemon palette as apposed to her shiny palette. This is most noticeable in her eye color.
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While Xander Mobus, the game's announcer, recorded a shout of the game's name (much like Super Smash Bros. Melee), it went entirely unused in the final game's release.
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The trophy for the Lurchthorn enemy from Kid Icarus: Uprising references Superman. The first sentence reads, "Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it's... some kind of giant fossilized fish."
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When Pit gets KO'd he'll sometimes say, "I'm Finished". This is a reference to the original Kid Icarus Game Over screen.
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The amiibo figures sold alongside the game are well known for having a number of defect units. These include, but are likely not limited to:
• Samus having 2 cannons instead of 1.
• Marth having 2 swords instead of 1.
• Peach having no legs.
• Luigi missing his left hand.
• Samus having 2 cannons instead of 1.
• Marth having 2 swords instead of 1.
• Peach having no legs.
• Luigi missing his left hand.
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If Shulk is on the Gaur Plains stage when Metal Face appears, Metal Face will occasionally say unique taunts.
The taunts are:
• "If it isn't the puny boy himself.You miss me?"
• "Hey, Monado boy, I don't think you can hurt me with that thing"
• "OH! It looks like Monado boy's been practicing"
• "If the brat's here, I bet Dunban can't be far behind."
The taunts are:
• "If it isn't the puny boy himself.You miss me?"
• "Hey, Monado boy, I don't think you can hurt me with that thing"
• "OH! It looks like Monado boy's been practicing"
• "If the brat's here, I bet Dunban can't be far behind."
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During the song "Master Core" (which plays when fighting the identically-named boss in Classic Mode), the instruments will silence after 1 minute and 53 seconds and a series of beeps will play for six seconds before the instruments start playing again. These beeps are Morse Code for "MASTER CORE".
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Chrom was originally intended to be a playable character in the game, but was replaced with Robin as Sakurai thought he'd play too similar to Marth and Ike, and that Robin would be a more unique character. Chrom still however appeared as a part of Robin's Final Smash, and did become playable in the next game in the franchise, Ultimate
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When the track "Wrath of the Reset Bomb" is played while on the Reset Bomb Forest, it will actually sync with what is happening on the stage, and as a result, pausing the game will stop the track. This does not happen on the the Omega variant of the stage, nor does it occur at all in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.
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Bowser is the only veteran in the game to not have his victory theme ripped straight from Super Smash Bros. Brawl.
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In international releases of the game, the Porky Minch trophy's game chronology only mentions his appearance in EarthBound and not Mother 3, even though the trophy description mentions both games and the trophy's design is taken from Mother 3.
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According to Masahiro Sakurai, Bowser Jr. was very close to not being included in the game's roster.
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This is the only game in which Kirby doesn't have a new dash attack, but instead reuses the one from Super Smash Bros. Brawl.
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