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Super Smash Bros. (2014)
2D Platformer Gameplay
Bandai Namco Games (Nintendo)
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Super Smash Bros. Series
Credits

Announcer
Xander Mobus

Director
Masahiro Sakurai

Music Department
Yōko Shimomura

Voice Actor
Akiko Kōmoto
Midna
Akio Ōtsuka
Samurai Goroh
Alésia Glidewell
Knuckle Joe
Anri Katsu
Ghirahim
Charles Martinet
Waluigi
Dex Manley
Saki Amamiya
Dex Manley United States
ROB 64
Eileen Stevens United States
Fennekin, Spewpa
Erica Schroeder United States
Meloetta
Haven Paschall United States
Swirlix
Hironori Miyata
Tingle
Hisao Egawa
Nightmare
Hitomi Nabatame Japan
Chespin, Oshawott, Xerneas, Zoroark
Hynden Walch United States
Viridi
Ikue Ōtani Japan
Goldeen
Jaz Adams United States
Peppy Hare
Katsuyuki Konishi
Deoxys
Kayzie Rogers United States
Bellossom
Kenta Miyake
Abomasnow, Gogoat
Kenta Miyake Japan
Inkay, Kyurem
Klaus Lochtove Europe
Shadow, German version
Kōichi Yamadera
Mew
Kyoko Tongu Japan
Slippy Toad
Lani Minella United States
Lyn
Leslie Swan
Kat and Ana
Lisa Ortiz United States
Fletchling, Oshawott
Lyssa Browne United States
Slippy Toad
Makiko Omoto Japan
Viridi, Lyn
Manuel Gimeno Europe
Shadow, European Spanish version
Marc Thompson United States
Kyurem
Masashi Ebara
Latios
Mayumi Iizuka Japan
Bellossom
Megumi Hayashibara
Latias
Megumi Hayashibara Japan
Arceus, Fenneko, Snivy, Spewpa
Megumi Sato
Dedenne, Eevee, Victini
Megumi Sato Japan
Swirlix
Michael Haigney United States
Snorlax
Michael Liscio Jr. United States
Inkay
Michele Knotz United States
Gardevoir, Snivy
Minami Takayama Japan
Knuckle Joe
Nate Bihldorff United States
Dr. Wright
Natsuko Yokoyama
Nabbit
Norio Wakamoto Japan
Metal Face
Patrick Seitz United States
Magnus
Rachael Lillis United States
Goldeen
Riccardo Lombardo Europe
Shadow, Italian version
Riley Inge United States
Doc Louis
Rufus Jones United States
Dunban
Ryō Horikawa Japan
Dunban
Sachi Matsumoto
Skull Kid
Sara Rades
Kat and Ana
Satomi Kōrogi
Togepi
Scott Williams United States
Darkrai
Shin-ichiro Miki
Staryu
Shin-ichiro Miki Japan
Darkrai
Shinobu Satouchi Japan
Dr. Wright
Stephanie Komure United States
Phosphora
Suzy Myers United States
Chespin
Taro Kudo
Dillon
Timothy Watson United States
Metal Face
Tom Wayland United States
Arceus
Tom Wayland United States
Arceus, Keldeo
Tomohisa Aso Japan
Peppy Hare
Tomokazu Sugita
Takamaru
Tomoko Kawakami Japan
Gardevoir
Tsuyoshi Koyama Japan
Doc Louis
Unshō Ishizuka
Metagross
Wayne Forester United States
Riki
Yayoi Jinguji
Koume/Kotake
Yū Kobayashi
Prince of Sable
Yūji Ueda
Genesect
Yuka Komatsu Japan
Phosphora
Yuka Terasaki Japan
Fletchling, Keldeo, Meloetta
Yuki Kaida Japan
Riki
Yusuke Numata Japan
ROB 64
Fighters
Bowser / Koopa
Playable Character Wii U
Representing the Super Mario series.
Donkey Kong
Playable Character Wii U
Representing the Donkey Kong series.
Link
Playable Character Nintendo 3DS
Representing the Legend of Zelda series.
Voice Actor Akira Sasanuma
Luigi
Playable Character Nintendo 3DS
Representing the Super Mario series.
Voice Actor Charles Martinet
Mario
Playable Character Nintendo 3DS
Representing the Super Mario series.
Voice Actor Charles Martinet
Mega Man / Rockman
Playable Character Wii U
Guest character representing the MegaMan series.
Mewtwo
DLC Character Wii U
Available as a free download to players who own both versions of Super Smash Bros. (2014)
Voice Actor Keiji Fujiwara
Peach
Playable Character Nintendo 3DS
Representing the Super Mario series.
Voice Actor Samantha Kelly
Pikachu
Playable Character Wii U
Representing the Pokémon series.
Voice Actor (Japan) Ikue Ōtani
Samus
Playable Character Wii U
Representing the Metroid series.
Toon Link
Playable Character Nintendo 3DS
Representing the Legend of Zelda series.
Voice Actor Sachi Matsumoto
Villager / Murabito (JPN)
Playable Character Wii U
Representing the Animal Crossing series.
Wii Fit Trainer
Playable Character Nintendo 3DS
Representing the Wii Fit series.
Voice Actor (Europe) Christophe Hespel
Male, French version
Voice Actor (Europe) Corinne Kempa
Female, French version
Voice Actor (Europe) François Anseaume
Male, French version
Voice Actor (Europe) Giovanni Noto
Male, Italian version
Voice Actor (Europe) Javier Fernandez-Pena
Male, European Spanish version
Voice Actor (Europe) Lara Parmiani
Female, Italian version
Voice Actor (Europe) Luke Smith
Male, UK version
Voice Actor (Europe) Michael Hulsmann
Male, German version
Voice Actor (Europe) Pilar Orti
Female, European Spanish version
Voice Actor (Europe) Sylvia St. John
Female, German version
Voice Actor (Europe) Tania Emery
Female, UK version
Voice Actor (Japan) Tomoyuki Higuchi
Male version
Voice Actor (Japan) Hitomi Hirose
Female version
Voice Actor (United States) October Moore
Female version
Voice Actor (United States) Steve Heinke
Male version
Voice Actor (Worldwide) Horacio Mancilla
Male, Latin American Spanish version
Voice Actor (Worldwide) Isabella Arevalo
Female, Latin American Spanish version
Project lead Masahiro Sakurai has gone on record as saying that, while his team got them working perfectly in the Wii U version of Super Smash Bros., the Ice Climbers were not functioning as expected in the Nintendo 3DS version. Since the two versions needed to have identical rosters, the pair was cut from both.

A glitch in the 3DS version will have the audience chanting Popo and Nana's names instead of the player's, sometimes.
Ice Climbers