Super Smash Bros. for 3DS and Wii U

Super Smash Bros. for 3DS and Wii U
File:SSB4 Logo.png
Collective logo for both versions
Japanese name	大乱闘スマッシュブラザーズ for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U?
Console	Wii U, 3DS
Developer	Sora Ltd. and Namco Bandai
Publisher	Nintendo
Genre	Fighting
Players	{{{players}}}
Release date
Japan	September 13, 2014 (3DS) December 6, 2014 (Wii U)
North America	October 3, 2014 (3DS) November 21, 2014 (Wii U)
Europe	October 3, 2014 (3DS) December 5, 2014 (Wii U)
Australia	October 4, 2014 (3DS) December 6, 2014 (Wii U)
South Korea	N/A
Related games
Predecessor	Super Smash Bros. Brawl

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Super Smash Bros. for 3DS and Wii U (大乱闘スマッシュブラザーズ for 3DS and Wii U^?), also collectively and unofficially referred to as Super Smash Bros. 4, are the 4th games in the Super Smash Bros. series, as both games are essentially the same with some minor differences. Several Pikmin related elements return from Brawl, such as Olimar being a playable character, and the Distant Planet stage being on the 3DS version of the game. At the same time, many new elements from the Pikmin series also make a debut.

Olimar & Pikmin

Olimar returns as a veteran fighter, retaining much of the moveset he had in Super Smash Bros. Brawl. Olimar is lighter in this installment.

Olimar's moves

Olimar keeps many of his standard moves from the previous game. Like every veteran, many moves have gone through a slight adjustment.

Standard Special move

Pikmin Pluck: Olimar plucks Pikmin. However, as stated, he can only carry three Pikmin, and to make the Pikmin use more strategy based, the Pikmin come in a set order (Red, Yellow, Blue, White, Purple, repeat). The Pikmin that is next in line to be thrown has a pointer above its head. In the 3DS version, all Pikmin stay in their leaf stage and cannot develop buds or flowers.

Side Special move

Pikmin Throw: He throws Pikmin, and the Pikmin, unless Purple, will latch on and attack. Purples knock the victim back. In general, Pikmin are thrown further than they were in Brawl, and Pikmin may also carry small items back if thrown at one, such as Pitfalls and Capsules.

Up Special move

Winged Pikmin: Two Winged Pikmin appear and lift Olimar and his Pikmin up. Opposite to his recovery move in Brawl, Pikmin Chain, the more Pikmin he currently has, the worse his recovery is.

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Olimar's Final Smash in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U.

Down Special move

Call to Order: Just like in Brawl, all wayward Pikmin are called back. Unfortunately, There are far fewer super armor frames than there were in Brawl.

Final Smash

Olimar maintains the same Final Smash, End of Day, from his appearance in Super Smash Bros. Brawl. However, the ship now plummets downward to the stage instead of falling upright. It has a larger blast radius as well.

Alph

Alph was first leaked by a leaker a week prior to the 3DS version's release in Japan. At the time, it was not known if Alph was a new character or an alternate costume.

A few days later, on September 11, 2014, Sakurai confirmed that Alph was an alternate costume for Olimar. He functions exactly the same as Olimar, even when it comes to the stage introduction and Final Smash. In other words, Alph still enters out of the Hocotate Ship when entering the stage, and still uses the Hocotate Ship for his Final Smash. He, like Olimar, is unable to use Rock Pikmin. Alph also seems to be a bit taller than he was in Pikmin 3 to match Olimar's body size.

Posts by Sakurai

"Pic of the day. The hero from Pikmin 3, Alph joins the battle!! He has pretty much the same set skills as Olimar since he's basically just his variation. He can't use Rock Pikmin either."

"They are different characters, so they each get their own title treatment on the character-selection screen. See? It says Alph."

Palette Swaps

Olimar retains his red spacesuit from Brawl. His green color has gone through changes, as well has his white one. Alph has green and pink suits based off of Charlie and Brittany, respectively. He also has a red suit that resembles Olimar himself.

Custom Moves

Like the other characters in the game, Olimar comes with 2 alternate moves for each of his special attacks, as well as exclusive equipment.

Standard Specials

• Hardy Pikmin Pluck: It takes longer to Pluck Pikmin, but they are more resistant, taking more damage to kill.
• Explosive Pikmin Pluck: Again, it takes longer to pluck Pikmin, but plucking them causes a small explosion that can damage opponents. However, Pikmin are easier to kill, and may even die without being attacked, forcing Olimar to pluck more Pikmin. The amount of damage given by the explosion also depends on the Pikmin type.

Side Specials

• Sticky Pikmin Throw: Pikmin are harder to shake off, but they deal less damage.
• Tackle Pikmin Throw: All Pikmin behave like Purple Pikmin and do not latch onto enemies.

Up Specials

• Winged Pikmin Jump: The recovery is faster, but upon parting ways with the Winged Pikmin, Olimar immediately falls into the helpless state. This attack also requires to be recharged. The attack gets weaker with each consecutive use; at full charge, Olimar has a lot better vertical recovery than the regular move.
• Mighty Winged Pikmin: The recovery has a set amount of travel distance.

Down Specials

• Order Tackle: Upon being called back, the Pikmin travel at a high arc and damage any opponent they hit. If they were latched onto someone, there's also a chance that opponent will be brought back with them. However, the move has ending lag, leaving Olimar vulnerable.
• Dizzy Whistle: All opponents within the vicinity of the attack gets slipped around and take slight damage, similar to Mario's cape.

Equipment

To do: Find all missing equipment. Care to do so?

Olimar has 3 equipment classes which he can equip: Pikmin, Space Suit, and Boots, which correlate with Attack, Defense, and Speed respectively. There are a total of 23 Equipment pieces that are exclusive to Olimar and Alph only.

Name	Effect		Secondary Effect
File:Equipment Icon Pikmin.png Dedicated Pikmin	Attack +	Defense −	None
File:Equipment Icon Pikmin.png Brave Pikmin	Attack +	Defense −	None
File:Equipment Icon Pikmin.png Fearless Pikmin	Attack +	Defense −	None
File:Equipment Icon Pikmin.png Desperate Defender Pikmin	Attack +	Defense −	Improved defense in a crisis.
File:Equipment Icon Pikmin.png Escape Artist Pikmin	Attack +	Defense −	Improved escapability.
File:Equipment Icon Space Suit.png Standard-Issue Space Suit	Defense +	Speed −	None.
File:Equipment Icon Space Suit.png Deluxe Space Suit	Defense +	Speed −	None.
File:Equipment Icon Space Suit.png Prototype Space Suit	Defense +	Speed −	None.
File:Equipment Icon Space Suit.png Item Lobber Space Suit	Defense +	Speed −	Weakened item throws.
File:Equipment Icon Space Suit.png Item Pitcher Space Suit	Defense +	Speed −	Throwing item boost.
File:Equipment Icon Boots.png Well-Worn Boots	Speed +	Attack −	None.
File:Equipment Icon Boots.png Stylish Boots	Speed +	Attack −	None.
File:Equipment Icon Boots.png Expensive Boots	Speed +	Attack −	None.
File:Equipment Icon Boots.png Item Hitter Boots	Speed +	Attack −	Battering item boost.
File:Equipment Icon Boots.png Smash Ball Clinger Boots	Speed +	Attack −	Smash Ball retention.
File:Equipment Icon Boots.png Desperate Defender Boots	Speed +	Attack −	Improved defense in a crisis.
File:Equipment Icon Boots.png Star Rod Boots	Speed +	Attack −	Star Rod equipped.
File:Equipment Icon Boots.png Insult to Injury Boots	Speed +	Attack −	Prone damage dealer.
File:Equipment Icon Boots.png Picky Eater Boots	Speed	Attack −	Decreased healing from food.
File:Equipment Icon Boots.png Trade-off Attacker Boots	Speed	Attack −	Improved trade-off attack.
File:Equipment Icon Boots.png Home-Run Bat Agility Boots	Speed	Attack −	Home-Run Bat equipped.

Easter Eggs

In the Boxing Ring stage, Olimar's alias is "Veteran Astronaut". Alph's is "Astronaut in Training". This is referring to the fact that Olimar has been on many space adventures, yet Alph has only been on one known adventure.

Guidance Conversations are conversations Pit and Palutena can have on the Palutena's Temple stage. These conversations give details about a fighter Pit is facing. The Guidance Conversation regarding Captain Olimar and Alph features Pit, Palutena, and Viridi. It is written below:

Pit: "Oh, it's that explorer guy."

Palutena: "Did you know that Pikmin are named after Pikpik carrots, a vegetable native to Hocotate?"

Pit: "Huh. Guess you learn something new every day."

Viridi: "Enough with the pointless fun facts. Let's talk fighting strategy. Here's what I know about these Pikmin."

"Red Pikmin are strong!"

"Yellow Pikmin fly high!"

"Blue Pikmin have the mightiest throw!"

"White Pikmin are fastest!"

"Purple Pikmin are heavy and the most powerful!"

"Be sure you remember all this, Pit."

Pit: "Uh, right."

Palutena: "There are also Winged Pikmin that don't attack you."

"Numerous Pikmin will weigh down the Winged Pikmin. And that's when you should attack!"

{{#ev:youtube|zrlHPDx-LRQ|200|left|The Guidance Conversation regarding Olimar. Skip to 27:04.}}

Stages

Garden of Hope

Main article: Garden of Hope#In Super Smash Bros. for Wii U.

A stage based on the eponymous Garden of Hope will be available in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U. For the most part, the layout is identical to that of the Pikmin 3 area, with some changes to make it more akin to a Smash Bros. battle arena. One of the key hazards in the area is the Peckish Aristocrab. It scuttles around, knocking down the fragmented teacup and knocking back fighters who touch it. Wild Pikmin can fix the damage caused by the crab. Fighters can destroy the teacup and the climbing stick as well.

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  The Garden of Hope stage.

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  Ω Version.

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  The Peckish Aristocrab, along with wild Pikmin building a climbing stick.

Distant Planet

Main article: PNF-404#In the Super Smash Bros. series.

The Distant Planet stage is present as a Brawl Stage in the 3DS version. As a whole, not much has changed from Brawl, aside from some minor changes in the background. Just like in Brawl, the stage seems based off of The Forest of Hope and the Awakening Wood.

The Omega form of this stage takes away all the vegetation and leaves a simple dirt platform to fight on. This form also provides a better view of the background.

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  The standard form of the stage.

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  Ω version.

Hocotate Bomb

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The Hocotate Ship Bomb item, with Olimar and Sonic looking at it.

The Hocotate Bomb is a new item in both versions of the game. On Miiverse and the Super Smash Bros. for 3DS/Wii U official website, Sakurai posted an image of Sonic and Olimar next to a small model of the Hocotate Ship, in which he stated that it is a new bomb item that, when triggered, flies up in the air, then crashes back down much like the Warp Star item. However, it should be noted that the bomb will crash down abruptly, giving no indication of when it will drop. The explosion it causes is quite big, and could result in a KO if it hits an opponent. The Hocotate Ship is still used for Olimar's Final Smash, End of Day. Oddly enough, the trophy for the Hocotate Ship actually describes this item.

Post by Sakurai

"Pic of the day. Is this a spaceship from Hocotate? No-this is a bomb SHAPED like a spaceship. After liftoff, it will drop down when you least expect it."

Smash Run

The Red Bulborb on a floating platform in Smash Run.

2 enemies from the Pikmin series appear in the 3DS exclusive mode, Smash Run.

Red Bulborb

The Red Bulborb appears in Smash Run. It is a basic enemy that attacks by charging and biting. It seems to be based off of its Pikmin 2 design, having purple eyes instead of blue. The Bulborb's attacks pack a massive punch and have a large amount of health, making them a formidable foe; arguably one of the hardest. It has a simple charging attack, a biting attack, and even a backwards jumping attack to attack players behind it. It is a semi-rare enemy to find.

Iridescent Glint Beetle

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The Glint Beetle in Smash Run.

The Iridescent Glint Beetle is one of the rarest in Smash Run, only appearing in small caves that are normally out of the way. It will only reveal itself after walking over its hiding place. Once it pops out, hitting it will cause it to release golden coins. The more times you hit it, the more cash you get.

Post by Sakurai

"There are other bonus characters that appear in this game, too. Here's an Iridescent Glint Beetle from the Pikmin series. Keep hitting it!! Keep hitting it for gold!!"

Smash Tour

In the Wii U exclusive mode Smash Tour, a Yellow Wollywog and the Plasm Wraith can appear on a space. The Yellow Wollywog trophy can be used on the board, and nullifies any trap that the user steps on. The Plasm Wraith trophy has can only be used in-battle, and will heal the player if they block attacks using a shield.

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  Plasm Wraith trophy in Smash Tour.

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  Yellow Wollywog trophy in Smash Tour.

Trophies

Trophies are a key part of the Super Smash Bros. franchise, and there are quite a few Pikmin trophies.

3DS version

A good amount of trophies from the Pikmin franchise are present in the 3DS version, but not nearly as many as the number of trophies in Brawl. They are listed below.

Name	Picture	Description
Olimar		"A veteran spaceship pilot for Hocotate Freight, Captain Olimar parters with Pikmin in Smash Bros. to help him battle. Olimar is much stronger when he's got Pikmin with him, so keep them plucked and good to go. Pikmin abilities are based on their color —learn what each is best at!"
Olimar (Alt.)		"Pikmin aren't just good for attacking, you know. For example, when you throw them, they can pick up items on their way back. Only items that aren't very heavy, though! Also, if there's someone charging or shooting at you, a well-timed Pikmin throw can stop them in their tracks!"
Alph		"Alph is a young explorer who crashed on the planet PNF-404. As the engineer of the S.S. Drake, he feels responsible for finding the missing crew and the ship after the crash. Waking up in a pond, Alph quickly encounters a tiny creature— it's a Pikmin!"
Louie		"Louie worked for Hocotate Freight in Pikmin 2. His appetite has gone into overdrive in Pikmin 3. Rescued from a swarm of Scornets by Alph and crew, Louie thanked them the next day by stealing all of the food they'd collected. Maybe he should work on his manners more than getting a meal..."
Hocotate Bomb		"With the outward appearance of a Hocotate Freight ship, this is actually a bomb in disguise! Arm it by throwing it on the ground, and give it a nudge if you're impatient. It'll fly up into the sky, returning a short time later and exploding. Force your foes into the landing zone!"
Red Pikmin		"This Pikmin has a red body and a long, pointy nose. It was the first type of Pikmin Olimar ever met. In Smash Bros., they have the second highest attack power among the Pikmin. Like their fiery color suggests, they can attack with flames and withstand them."
Yellow Pikmin		"This yellow Pikmin is sporting some pointy things on its head. Maybe those are ears? Hmm... Anyway, yellow Pikmin are immune to electricity and are the lightest Pikmin in the Pikmin series. In Smash Bros., a thrown yellow Pikmin will fly through the air in a nice curve, zapping anyone it comes in contact with."
Blue Pikmin		"This blue Pikmin walks around with its mouth ajar. At home in the water, they're very helpful when objects are submerged and need retrieving. In Smash Bros., blue Pikmin have defense second only to purple Pikmin. They are also able to do more damage when thrown, so don't be shy about hurling them at foes."
White Pikmin		"These tiny, white Pikmin have bright-red eyes. They are the fastest of the Pikmin, perfect for finding and retrieving hidden treasure. In Smash Bros., you can use them to poison your enemies. Since they can fly the farthest of any Pikmin when thrown, use them to poison enemies from afar."
Purple Pikmin		"These purple Pikmin are the strongest, but they're also slower and heavier. In Pikmin, they can be thrown at animals to stun them! In Smash Bros., they're great for attacking and launching, but they've got a pretty short reach. Get close to your foe to make these little ones truly effective!"
Rock Pikmin		"These Pikmin are made of solid rock, so they can stand up to a lot of attacks and won't get hurt when they get stepped on. They specialize in body blows, dealing a lot of damage when thrown, and they can also break right through glass and crystal. They can't latch on to other creatures, though. But that's OK—nobody's perfect!"
Winged Pikmin		"These pink Pikmin have big, blue eyes and nice wings to help them fly. In Smash Bros., they show up to carry Olimar and friends through the air. However, how high and far they can fly is affected by how many friends they have to carry. More Pikmin will weigh them down."
Bulborb		"These creatures from the Pikmin series have snail-like protruding eyes, huge mouths, and really bad tempers. They're known for snapping at fighters and trying to trample them underfoot. If you see one in a group of enemies, you should try to take it out fast—it'll shoot off and bounce around, hitting other enemies as it goes!"
Iridescent Glint Beetle		"Hope you're not scared of bugs... In Pikmin, these guys drop nectar, but in Smash Run they drop coins instead. They hide, waiting for fighters to get too close...then strike! They're tough to catch, but your reward for success is coins, coins, coins. They'll slink away to sulk after being properly robbed."
Pellets		"A crystallized nectar that contains the essence of the Pikmin's home world, these pellets are most often harvested from the plant life of the planet. Each pellet displays a number on its surface, and this number may increase over time. The Onion generates more Pikmin with bigger numbers."

Wii U version

Since the Wii U version featured many more trophies from console games, there are many more Pikmin trophies in this version. The ones known are listed below.

Name	Picture	Description
Olimar		NA: "A veteran spaceship pilot for Hocotate Freight, Captain Olimar partners with Pikmin in Smash Bros. to help him in battle. Olimar is much stronger when he's got Pikmin with him, so keep them plucked and good to go. Pikmin abilities are based on their color—learn what each is best at!" Europe: "Captain Olimar, veteran Hocotate Freight astronaut, joins forces with Pikmin again in this game to take on the world. Olimar isn't much of an attacker without Pikmin by his side, so you should always keep some ready. Pikmin have different abilities depending on their colour, so learn how they work to use them effectively!" Appears in: File:GamecubeLogo.png Pikmin (12/ 2001) File:GamecubeLogo.png Pikmin 2 (08/2004)
Olimar (Alt.)		"Pikmin aren't just good for attacking, you know. For example, when you throw them, they can pick up items on their way back. Only items that aren't very heavy, though! Also, if there's someone charging or shooting at you, a well-timed Pikmin throw can stop them in their tracks!" Appears in: File:GamecubeLogo.png Pikmin (12/ 2001) File:GamecubeLogo.png Pikmin 2 (08/2004)
End of Day	No Picture.	No info.
Alph		"Alph is a young explorer who crashed on the planet PNF-404. As the engineer of the S.S. Drake, he feels responsible for finding the missing crew and the ship after the crash. Waking up in a pond, Alph quickly encounters a tiny creature— it's a Pikmin!" Appears in: File:WiiULogo.png Pikmin 3 (08/2013)
Brittany		"Brittany is a part of the crew that crash-lands on PNF-404. She calls for help using her KopPad, and when Alph finally reaches her, he's got a bunch of Pikmin with him. Brittany doesn't let her deep fascination with these creatures distract her from giving Alph orders." Appears in: File:WiiULogo.png Pikmin 3 (08/2013)
Charlie		"Charlie is the leader of the group that crash-lands on PNF-404. After he comes to, Charlie takes a look at his snowy-white surroundings and then tries to contact the rest of his crew, Alph and Brittany. Getting no response, he starts walking and spots some small creatures. Hurrah! Some yellow Pikmin!" Appears in: File:WiiULogo.png Pikmin 3 (08/2013)
Louie		NA: Louie worked for Hocotate Freight in Pikmin 2. His appetite has gone into overdrive in Pikmin 3. Rescued from a swarm of Scornets by Alph and crew, Louie thanked them the next day by stealing all of the food they'd collected. Maybe he should work on his manners more than getting a meal... Europe: Louie was one of the main characters from Hocotate in Pikmin 2. In Pikmin 3, he's got a super appetite, to say the least. Alph and crew saved him from a swarm of Scornets, only for him to run off with all their food the very next day! It seems like someone should think a little less about food, and a little more about apologizing. Appears in: File:GamecubeLogo.png Pikmin (12/ 2001) File:GamecubeLogo.png Pikmin 2 (08/2004)
Hocotate Bomb		"With the outward appearance of a Hocotate Freight ship, this is actually a bomb in disguise! Arm it by throwing it on the ground, and give it a nudge if you're impatient. It'll fly up into the sky, returning a short time later and exploding. Force your foes into the landing zone!" Appears in: File:GamecubeLogo.png Pikmin (12/ 2001) File:GamecubeLogo.png Pikmin 2 (08/2004)
S.S. Drake		"While its name may remind you of the famous explorer Sir Francis Drake, this ship is actually named after Alph's grandfather. After the S.S. Drake crash-lands, Alph finds his way back to it and soon gets it working. However, the crew must locate the cosmic-drive key before the vessel can return to Koppai." Appears in: File:WiiULogo.png Pikmin 3 (08/2013)
Red Pikmin		NA: "This Pikmin has a red body and a long, pointy nose. It was the first type of Pikmin Olimar ever met. In Smash Bros., they have the second highest attack power among the Pikmin. Like their fiery color suggests, they can attack with flames and withstand them." Europe: "Telling Red Pikmin apart from the other Pikmin is easy: these ones have long, pointy noises. Also, they're red. They're the very first kind of Pikmin Olimar finds on their planet, and their high attack power makes them very useful. In this game, they can deal powerful attacks, and they're very resistant to fire damage." Appears in: File:GamecubeLogo.png Pikmin (12/ 2001) File:GamecubeLogo.png Pikmin 2 (08/2004)
Yellow Pikmin		NA: "This yellow Pikmin is sporting some pointy things on its head. Maybe those are ears? Hmm... Anyway, yellow Pikmin are immune to electricity and are the lightest Pikmin in the Pikmin series. In Smash Bros., a thrown yellow Pikmin will fly through the air in a nice curve, zapping anyone it comes in contact with." Europe: "Yellow Pikmin have big, sharp ears and conduct electricity very well. These two facts are most likely unrelated. Olimar's side special can throw this Pikmin high into the air and cause electrical damage to all fighters who stray too close!" Appears in: File:GamecubeLogo.png Pikmin (12/ 2001) File:GamecubeLogo.png Pikmin 2 (08/2004)
Blue Pikmin		NA: "This blue Pikmin walks around with its mouth ajar. At home in the water, they're very helpful when objects are submerged and need retrieving. In Smash Bros., blue Pikmin have defense second only to purple Pikmin. They are also able to do more damage when thrown, so don't be shy about hurling them at foes." Europe: "The things that make blue Pikmin different from all the other Pikmin are that they have mouths and that they're pretty good swimmers. They're slightly hardier than most other Pikmin, and they do more damage when you throw them. So, as soon as you get one of these, make sure to throw it right at someone straight away!" Appears in: File:GamecubeLogo.png Pikmin (12/ 2001) File:GamecubeLogo.png Pikmin 2 (08/2004)
White Pikmin		"These tiny, white Pikmin have bright-red eyes. They are the fastest of the Pikmin, perfect for finding and retrieving hidden treasure. In Smash Bros., you can use them to poison your enemies. Since they can fly the farthest of any Pikmin when thrown, use them to poison enemies from afar." Appears in: File:GamecubeLogo.png Pikmin 2 (08/2004) File:WiiULogo.png Pikmin 3 (08/2013)
Purple Pikmin		NA: "These purple Pikmin are the strongest, but they're also slower and heavier. In Pikmin, they can be thrown at animals to stun them! In Smash Bros., they're great for attacking and launching, but they've got a pretty short reach. Get close to your foe to make these little ones truly effective!" Europe: These purple Pikmin are much stronger than their colourful counterparts, but they're also slower and heavier. In Pikmin, they can be thrown at animals to stun them! In this game, they're good at both attacking and launching, but since they haven't got good reach, you'll need to get up close and personal with your foes first! Appears in: File:GamecubeLogo.png Pikmin 2 (08/2004) File:WiiULogo.png Pikmin 3 (08/2013)
Rock Pikmin		"These Pikmin are made of solid rock, so they can stand up to a lot of attacks and won't get hurt when they get stepped on. They specialize in body blows, dealing a lot of damage when thrown, and they can also break right through glass and crystal. They can't latch on to other creatures, though. But that's OK—nobody's perfect!" Appears in: File:WiiULogo.png Pikmin 3 (08/2013)
Winged Pikmin		NA: "These pink Pikmin have big, blue eyes and nice wings to help them fly. In Smash Bros., they show up to carry Olimar and friends through the air. However, how high and far they can fly is affected by how many friends they have to carry. More Pikmin will weigh them down." Europe: "This particular type of Pikmin has a pink body, blue eyes and...wings? Yep, they can fly, and in this game, they can even give Olimar a lift. The only thing is they'll get tired very easily, especially if they're carrying lots of other Pikmin at the same time. Go easy on them, OK?" Appears in: File:WiiULogo.png Pikmin 3 (08/2013)
Iridescent Glint Beetle		"A golden creature from Pikmin 2. They don't pop up very often at all, but when they do, they scuttle around speedily. When you flip them over, they drop nectar and rare treasures. In Smash Bros., they appear in Smash Tour, where you can bump into them to make them drop extra fighters!" Appears in: File:GamecubeLogo.png Pikmin 2 (08/2004)
Bulborb		"These creatures from the Pikmin series have snaillike protruding eyes, huge mouths, and really bad tempers. Despite their cute appearance, they'll happily gobble up Pikmin! In Smash Bros., they'll appear on the Garden of Hope stage, wandering around or chasing the poor Pikmin. Thankfully, they don't seem interested in the fighters duking it out." Appears in: File:GamecubeLogo.png Pikmin (12/ 2001) File:GamecubeLogo.png Pikmin 2 (08/2004)
Yellow Wollywog		"A frog-like creature from the Pikmin series with a strangely egg-shaped body. Though its legs are short and stubby, it is nevertheless capable of gigantic leaps, which prove deadly to any unfortunate Pikmin that happens to be nearby when it lands. Despite typically being found near water, it's not much of a swimmer." Appears in: File:GamecubeLogo.png Pikmin (12/ 2001) File:GamecubeLogo.png Pikmin 2 (08/2004)
Peckish Aristocrab		"This crab-like life-form from Pikmin 3 traps Pikmin in its bubbles. When it appears on the Garden of Hope stage, it creates a path of destruction from one end of the stage to another, but if the central bridge isn't there, it'll just fall right down. You can tell where it'll appear by the telltale appearance of bubbles, so watch out!" Appears in: File:WiiULogo.png Pikmin 3 (08/2013)
Iridescent Flint Beetle		"These guys appear in the Pikmin series, dropping rare items and fleeing nearby Pikmin. Purple Pikmin can flip them over, making the whole "getting rare items" process a lot easier. According to Louie, cooking one of these guys yields a meal with a distinct and delicious flavor." Appears in: File:GamecubeLogo.png Pikmin (12/ 2001) File:GamecubeLogo.png Pikmin 2 (08/2004)
Swooping Snitchbug		"A strange flying insectoid creature from the Pikmin series. Much like a fly rubbing its legs together, the Swooping Snitchbug has a habit of rubbing its hands. When it swoops down and snatches Pikmin from the ground, it doesn't eat them. Why? Who knows?! Who cares?! They're free!" Appears in: File:GamecubeLogo.png Pikmin (12/ 2001) File:GamecubeLogo.png Pikmin 2 (08/2004)
Burrowing Snagret		"A foot-long bird doesn't sound all that large, but when you're the size of a Pikmin, a foot is massive! This member of the avian family will emerge from underground, hunting for Pikmin, its favorite snack. Act fast—or this bird of prey will prey on your poor Pikmin!" Appears in: File:GamecubeLogo.png Pikmin (12/ 2001) File:GamecubeLogo.png Pikmin 2 (08/2004)
Quaggled Mireclops		"A gigantic creature from Pikmin 3. It's so large that it is often mistaken for a forest. It's pretty docile until its crystal head is attacked, at which point it goes on a rampage! It'll lose its balance if the hooves are attacked. Be careful though—it likes to slurp up Pikmin with its tongue." Appears in: File:WiiULogo.png Pikmin 3 (08/2013)
Plasm Wraith		"A mysterious life-form in the Formidable Oak, the final area of Pikmin 3. Formed by a gelatinous substance, it normally can't be damaged at all...but with Olimar newly rescued, maybe he holds the key. When it takes humanoid form, it unleashes some terrifying attacks. You'll need all your skills to take it down and finish the game!" Appears in: File:WiiULogo.png Pikmin 3 (08/2013)

Post by Sakurai on Brittany's Trophy

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Brittany's Trophy as seen as a Pic of the Day.

"Pic of the day. Here's one of my personal favorites, the trophy of Brittany from Pikmin 3. She won't be joining the battle, but her model and expression is well-designed."

Trophy Boxes

So far, the only known Trophy Box for the Pikmin franchise is titled "Distant Planet and Indigenous Creatures."

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  A Trophy Box for the Pikmin series, along with a newly placed Peckish Aristocrab Trophy.

Gallery

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  Olimar's character slate from the Super Smash Bros. 4 Direct.

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  Olimar attacking Pit and Link.

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  Olimar on the Smashville stage.

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  Olimar and Bowser on some Elevator Platforms.

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  The Pikmin being compared to Kirby's size.

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  The S.S. Drake on the Garden of Hope stage.

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  Marth and Mega Man on the Garden of Hope stage.

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  A better look at the Garden of Hope stage.

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  Olimar in the 3DS version of this game.

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  A better image of the Pikmin Map platforms in SSB4.

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  An Image showing the extra details added to Olimar in SSB4.

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  A close up picture of a white, red, and purple Pikmin next to MegaMan.

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  Olimar and Kirby.

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  Olimar and the Wii Fit Trainer taunting.

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  Olimar's new up special

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  Olimar standing in front of Giga Mac.

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  The leak that hinted at Alph being in the game.

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  Alph and Olimar on the Character Select screen.

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  The boxart for the 3DS version.

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  The boxart for the Wii U version.

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  Both logos for both versions of the game.

External links

• Smash Wiki's article on Super Smash Bros. 4
• Smash Wiki's article on Olimar in Super Smash Bros. 4
• The official Super Smash Bros. 4 website