Featured Fan Items

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• Spiny Shell
  Origin: Mario Kart 64
  It's the spiny shell from the Mario Kart series. It acts like a homing bob-omb, and it homes in on the person who is winning. It is a spiny blue shell with wings.
• Music Box
  Origin: Super Mario Bros. 3
  The music box is a powerdown item, like the lightning, so when someone just touches it, all players other than the user will be put to sleep because of the lullaby tune the music box makes. However sometimes only the user will be put to sleep, and sometimes the music fails to play a tune, meaning nothing happens.
• Frog Suit
  Origin: Super Mario Bros. 3
  Before picked up, this item looks like a little frog doll. When picked up, the smasher who picked it up will immediately put the costume on, allowing them to jump higher, swim faster and longer, and will also replace their dash with forward hops. This dash is not particularly fast, so faster characters may be slowed down, and slower charaters may speed up. The downside is that most smashers will look ridiculous when wearing it. These effects last for about 20 seconds.

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• Ultra-Bitter Spray
  Origin: Pikmin 2
  Taking on the appearance of a purple liquid in a fat spray bottle is this item from Pikmin 2. The Ultra-Bitter Spray can be picked up and sprayed at an opponent at anytime the user deems fit. It is only good for one close-range use, but when used successfully, it will petrify its victim. Petrification works somewhat like a cross between being trapped in the ground and being frozen: the victim cannot move from their spot on the ground, even when dealt powerful blows, but they are completely exposed. When they come out of this state, they continue moving as they were before petrification. Although they are helpless for a good 10 seconds, the victim's defense is slightly increased, due to the thin rocky layer surrounding the victim.
• Ultra-Spicy Spray
  Origin: Pikmin 2
  Similar to the Ultra-Bitter Spray in appearance, except the essence itself is red. Also like the previous Spray, this is good for one spray. However, the spray is used on one's self, boosting their speed, attack speed, and power for 15 seconds. However, it should be noted that faster characters, like Sonic, will become slightly slower and stronger characters, like Bowser, will become slightly weaker in exchange for the respective alternate boosts.
• Super Leaf
  Origin: Super Mario Bros. 3
  The Super Leaf draws its origins from Super Mario Bros. 3 as one of the unique and quirky abilities. Like stickers, leaves have a tendency to float through the air, These leaves make characters develop a raccoon tail (unless a character already has a tail) and a pair of raccoon ears. The Super Leaf, when picked up, allows users up to five midair jumps (Kirby's and Jigglypuff's midair jumps instead double in length) and glide (Pit, Meta Knight, and Charizard do not benefit from this bonus). Additionally, every character's Down Special Move is replaced with one that turns them into a statue, functioning just like Kirby's Down Special. These changes last for about 10 seconds. It should be noted that the statue ability actually came from the similar-in-function Tanooki Suit, but the leaf is more iconic than the Tanooki Suit.
• Watermelon
  Origin: Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island
  This huge watermelon, while appearing to be a regular food item, actually serves a different purpose. When a character picks up this watermelon, they will consume it, healing about 10% of their health. However, their mouth will be full of watermelon seeds. With nowhere better to go, the smasher who ate the watermelon will proceed to spew the seeds rapid-fire out of their mouth, creating a long-range, constant projectile. Smashers cannot speak or use any attacks that require them to use their mouths (i.e. Kirby & King Dedede's Inhales, Wario's Bite, Bowser's Fire Breath, Yoshi's Egg Lay, etc). This stream of seeds cannot be angled, each seed deals 1% damage, and the seeds push opponents back, making it impossible for the user to grab anybody while spitting seeds. The barrage lasts for ten seconds, in which approximately one hundred seeds will be spewed. How characters with concealed or nonexistent mouths are able to do this is beyond me.
• Vulnerary
  Origin: Fire Emblem: The Dark Dragon and the Sword of Light
  This healing flask first appeared in the original Fire Emblem game and has been a series mainstay since. When used, it only heals 10% damage, but it can be used up to five times, giving it a healing potential of 50%. This lends it to some versatility: it can either be downed at once, or a smasher may choose to have some now and save some for later. If a smasher does want to save some, though, they have to hold onto it like any other item. Also like any other item, it can be thrown, ironically leading to potential offensive tactics.
• Pokeballs
  Origin: Pokemon Red & Blue
  • Darkrai
    Attack: Bad Dreams
    When released, pulsates with a dark aura that makes all other smashers fall asleep for up to ten seconds. For every second a smasher is asleep, they will gain 5% damage
  • Hitmonlee
    Attack: Mega Kick
    Hitmonlee appeared in the original Smash Bros, wielding his jump kick technique. After being missing for a while, he has returned, but with a different technique. Hitmonlee gathers energy, then begins kicking in all directions. These kicks deal high damage and have high knockback. Since its legs can stretch to ridiculous lengths, Hitmonlee can hit far away targets, so evasion can be tricky, even though the Pokémon stays rooted in its spot.
  • Vespiquen
    Attack: Attack Order
    Vespiquen appears, then summons six of her Combee followers to swarm at the smashers fighting and attack them, dealing light damage, though the damage accumulates quickly depending on how many Combee are attacking. If there is one opponent, all six Combee strike; two opponents are attacked by three each; and three, two. Vespiquen and her Combee will stick around for ten seconds before disappearing.
• Assist Trophies
  Origin: Super Smash Bros Brawl
  • Kamek
    Origin: Super Mario World
    Performs a random spell on the smasher who released him, causing said smasher to either become giant, stronger, faster, invincible, fiery, metal, or invisible.
  • Burrowing Snagret
    Origin: Pikmin
    A random-colored pikmin pops out of the Assist Trophy, but a Burrowing Snagret shoots out of the earth and devours the Pikmin. The Snagret creates a roadblock, preventing any smashers that pass. It also pecks at any passing rival smashers and may attempt to grab them in its beak and hoist it helpless in the air. After ten seconds, the Snagret retreats back into the ground..
  • Chunky Kong
    Origin: Donkey Kong 64
    At first, Chunky Kong looks around the arena, nervous. However, he then performs one of four things:
    1)He pulls out his Pineapple Launcher and begins shooting pineapples recklessly all across the arena
    2)Winds up a huge punch, then releases. It does phenomenal damage if it connects, though it's pretty obvious to tell that he's charging up this attack
    3)Becomes giant and stomps around the stage, squishing random smashers flat on the floor and dealing significant amounts of damage.
    4)Pulls out his triangle and bounces around, playing it. This attack has a veeeeery small attack radius, but deals copious amounts of damage and sends anyone standing next to him flying.
    After his attack, Chunky Kong faces the audience and shrugs before disappearing.
  • Eggplant Wizard
    Origin: Kid Icarus
    This bizarre character, being a fat, purple magician with an eggplant for a head, tormented Pit back in his quest to save Palutena. The Eggplant Wizard's main means of offense was and is to turn people into walking eggplants. As an eggplant, characters cannot attack or grab or anything; they can only wander about helplessly, jumping and running to dodge enemy attacks. This effect lasts for ten seconds.
  • Drake Redcrest
    Origin: Chibi-Robo!
    Drake Redcrest, Space Hunter! Drake Redcrest spends his days patrolling space...or at least the living room of the Sanderson residence. When Drake appears, he poses, creating a small explosion around him. He then begins his patrol, walking or running around the stage and jumping to platforms if necessary. Every so often, he poses, again causing a small explosion around him. On his fourth or fifth pose, the explosion will completely surround him, allowing him to vanish in style.
  • Ducks
    Origin: Duck Hunt
    The ducks from Duck Hunt appear in their classical 8-bit form (trust me). When summoned, several ducks will fly across the stage, and some will be shot down. Some bullets will miss, however, and might strike a smasher instead, dealing fair amounts of damage. The shot ducks will fall to the stage, where they can be picked up and thrown around, much like the Shellcreepers and Sidesteppers from Mario Bros.
  • Axel Steel
    Origin: Guitar Hero
    An odd addition, although it would be interesting nonetheless. Axel Steel begins playing on his guitar. Suddenly, buttons/notes descend upon the stage in a true Guitar Hero style. As Axel plays, the buttons are struck, damaging any smashers standing near or behind these buttons. While this doesn't result in a whole lot of knockback, these notes appear in fast succession, leading to a lot of battering about. Axel plays for about 15 seconds before posing.
  • Tetrads
    Origin: Tetris
    It's those little blocks from Tetris! From the sky hails tetrad after tetrad, performing meteor smashes on anyone unfortunate enough to be under one. When it makes contact with part of the stage (it needs to only partly touch a platform), it will stick, potentially turning a flat stage into one with a great many levels. Thankfully, the pattern the tetrads fall in make it impossible to be trapped beneath one and between two others. After ten seconds, the tetrads will stop falling, but it takes thirty seconds for any stuck to the stage to vanish.
  • Met
    Origin: Mega Man
    The little hardhat-wearing robot from the Megaman series. Its primary technique involves it wandering about, shooting blasts in three directions in front of it. If an enemy is immediately beside it, it will swing its pickax as a more powerful weapon. Though it is impossible to attack it, as it will hide into its hat whenever an attack approaches, this is a very useful technique to stall until it vanish.
  • Ranulf
    Origin: Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance
    One of Ike's closest Laguz allies from his battles in Tellius. Ranulf transforms into his animal form, a blue cat, and charges at his foes. He attacks primarily by running though his foes, knocking them aside with a few claw-swipes. After about ten seconds, Ranulf changes back to his humanoid form and disappears.