Mr. Game & Watch

Lissa: Hey, where the heck is the next opponent? All I see is this weird straight line…

Frederick: Perhaps you should try look at that line at a different angle, milday.

Lissa: …Whoa! What is that?!

Frederick: What you're looking at is Mr. Game & Watch. He hails from a land where everything is only in two dimensions. He's part of a line of portable games that are simplistic in nature, but portable games were scarce back in his time, and many people found them endearing.

Lissa: So what can he do?

Lucina: Well…I know he can flip sausages, for starters…

Lissa: Mmm…Two dimensional sausages…That sounds pretty good right about now!

Robin: You definitely don't want these sausages, Lissa. Aside from his cooking skills, Mr. Game & Watch's most notable attack is called Judge. The effects and power of this attack varies by the number he raises above his head. If he hits us with a '9' attack, we'll be instantly sent flying.

Lucina: Still, there is no guarantee that Judge will ever give 9, correct?

Robin: Indeed. It's not the most reliable strategy, but Judge still has its many uses. Let's be careful whenever he uses it.

Little Mac

Frederick: This young man here is Little Mac, a rising boxing star from the Bronx. Despite his small stature, he's claimed victory over many heavyweight fighters, and is quite the fearsome—

Gaius: Pssst, hey! Doc! You here?

Doc Louis: Well I'll be damned, if it ain't Sticky Finger Gaius! How's it going, champ? I bet you're lookin' for a fixin' of my chocolate bars, right?

Gaius: Do you even have to ask?

Robin: Gaius, you know this man?

Gaius: Damn straight I know this guy, Bubbles! This is Doc Louis, a former famous boxer and current boxing coach. He's got a notoriously big sweet tooth for chocolate, just like yours truly. He sometimes gives me good deals on high quality chocolate bars.

Doc Louis: Gaius may be good with a sword, but he's quick on his feet and knows his way around a fist fight. I tried to make him go straight and join the WVBA, but I guess once a thief always a thief. It's a damn shame, too. I felt you could go far, kid.

Gaius: Well, it looks like you got a pretty promising pupil over there.

Doc Louis: You know it, baby! Little Mac floats like a butterfly and stings like a bee! His punches hit harder than a dump truck, and his KO punch will have you seeing stars when he launches you TO the stars!

Lucina: He sounds like a deadly force for someone with no weapons.

Frederick: Indeed, but he was major weaknesses. He is very poor at fighting in the air. If you take this battle off the ground, you'll find his punch to be nothing but a light breeze. He also cannot recovery very well.

Robin: So we should stay in the air and try to throw him off the stage, hoping his poor recovery takes of the rest? That sounds pretty manageable.

Doc Louis: Don't be so sure. Show 'em what you got, Mac-baby!

Duck Hunt

Lucina: Are our opponents truly to be this dog and duck? This doesn't seem like much of a fight…

Frederick: So you would think, milady, but this dog and duck actually have a deadly arsenal of explosive barrels and an entire squad of sharpshooters to back them up. The combined force of this dog and duck along with the marksmen is called Duck Hunt.

Lissa: Duck Hunt? You think the duck has any quarrel with that name? I mean, imagine instead of being called the "Shepherds" we were the "Chrom Snipers!"

Chrom: It…certainly doesn't have the same ring to it.

Frederick: Their name is the same as the title of their famous video game. As the name suggests, the goal was to shoot ducks using the Nintendo Zapper. Apparently the hunter, his dog and the duck put aside their differences to take on the competitors of Smash.

Chrom: Duck Hunt and Super Mario Bros. were distributed on the same NES cartridge. When you're alongside a great like Mario it's quite easy to rise to popularity.

Lissa: It's a sad day indeed when you realize a dog and duck and more popular than you are…

Robin: So the dog and duck deal with close combat while the marksmen try to shoot us from afar. This battle seems like a breeze on the surface, but I think we'll have our hands full with this one.

Lissa: You can do it, you two! It's Duck Hunt versus the Chrom Snipers! The fight of the century!

Chrom: Hey! I never agreed to a name change!

R.O.B

Chrom: This robot seems a bit archaic in design. That is…in terms of other things I've seen in this competition. We have nothing this advanced in technology in Ylisse, so I suppose I shouldn't talk.

Robin: This is a Robotic Operating Buddy. R.O.B for short. It was a rather unique peripheral that could be used to play certain Nintendo games. A relic of this is found in his Gyro attack, where he flings a spinning top at his opponents.

Lissa: Are there any other R. besides this one? It'd be neat if we could get our own robot!

Robin: I think this R.O.B is the last of his kind. The others were blown up at Isle of the Ancients.

Lissa: Isle of the what?

Robin: Oh, uh…play Subspace Emissary for details.

Lissa: Don't plug another game, just tell me!

Frederick: Be wary of its thrusters, as these can be used for both recovering and attacking. The red light atop its head indicates when R.O.B has fully charged its laser, which it will fire from its. Don't forget about it, because if you do it'll make sure you pay the price.

Lucina: It sounds a bit like Robin's Thoron, only it charges on its own. Perhaps if Robin were a cyborg he/she could charge Thoron without having to do it manually.

Robin: No crazy modifications for me, thank you...I need to charge Thoron, sure, but I also have moves like Arcthunder and Elthunder. I'd rather keep this versatility.

Lissa: Hmm…Being a cyborg would be cool. I could have a cool robotic eye that can see through walls!

Chrom: I'd rather you not replace any of your body parts…