Attempting to attack, grab, roll, sidestep or airdodge will crash the game. Sandbag can actually move, jump and shield, a feature that went unused in the final game as all he does is just stand still. Any items that affect Master Hand affect Crazy Hand in the same way. For a list of attacks and their combination of buttons, please read this section. Was probably used for either programming the AI or testing, such as making sure all of his moves worked properly.Įssentially identical to Master Hand in terms of how he operates when selected, though a controller must be plugged into the fourth port instead of the third to control him. Weak clone of Zelda, with no special attacks, no chargeable smash attacks, less damaging moves overall, and removed flame/electric/slash effects. Weak clone of Captain Falcon, with no special attacks, no chargeable smash attacks, less damaging moves overall, and removed flame and electric effects. The H in his debug name stands for "Hand." For a list of attacks and their button combinations, see this section. However, he can be affected by mushrooms, the Metal Box, Starmen, and Lip's Stick, all of which don't need to be picked up to be used or receive the effects of. This doesn't apply to CPUs, so they can be the first, second, third or fourth player. A controller must be plugged into port 3 in order to control Master Hand. His intro cutscene from Classic Mode will play upon the start of a match. If he wins a match outside Stamina Mode (which never goes to the results screen), the game will freeze because he doesn't have a victory animation. Ganon is the name of Ganondorf's true form.Ĭan't be KO'd under normal means, though he can be defeated as expected in Stamina Mode. This is probably why Roy's debug name is "EMBLEM". The developers of the game didn't decide which Fire Emblem character to put in the game until late in development, where Roy was chosen. "ZE" stands for Zelda and "SE" stands for Sheik. Popo is the male Ice Climber's name and Nana is the female Ice Climber's name. There's no "th" sound in Japanese, so "s" is used instead.
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