Wikia

This article is written
from the Real Life
point of view

"Clearly, this facility is in complete disorder."

This article or section requires a cleanup to meet
Wikitroid's quality standards.
You can discuss this issue on the talk page or edit this page to improve it.

Super Smash Brothers Melee, known as Dairantō Smash Brothers DX (大乱闘スマッシュブラザーズDX^?, lit. "Great Melee Smash Brothers Deluxe") in Japan, is a side-scrolling fighting game for the Nintendo GameCube and the sequel to Super Smash Bros. Many aspects of the game from the original were improved on, such as graphics and the inclusion of more characters and arenas.

ClassicEdit

In the 1-P Classic Mode, the player can fight Samus Aran on the Brinstar stage. She can also appear in metal form near the end of Classic Mode.

AdventureEdit

In the 1-P Adventure Mode, the player fights Samus on the Brinstar stage and then has to escape the exploding planet Zebes afterwards, much like the ending of Metroid or Super Metroid. The player does not have to escape but he or she does lose a life if time runs out.

Event MatchesEdit

In the 1-P Event Match Mode, Samus appears in several levels. She is one of the characters the player must fight in Bomb Fest (the other one being Link), Girl Power (along with Princess Zelda and Princess Peach Toadstool), and Hot Date on Brinstar (by herself). Samus is also the playable character in the events Cold Armour, where she must fight three metal versions of herself, and The Bounty Hunters, where she must compete against Captain Falcon to KO Bowser.

SamusEdit

Samus is one of the 14 characters available from the start.

MovelistEdit

Standing

A - Straight
A, A - Cannon Hammer
A (While dashing) - Shoulder Tackle

Jumping Attacks

Jump, A - Chozo Kick
Jump, Forward Tilt + A - Aerial Fire
Jump, Back Tilt + A - Flying Back Kick
Jump, Up Tilt + A - Drill Kick
Jump, Down Tilt + A - Meteor Cannon

Strong Attacks

Forward Tilt + A - Spin Kick
Diagonal Up Tilt + A - Spin Kick (High)
Diagonal Down Tilt + A - Spin Kick (Low)
Up Tilt + A - Heel Kick
Down Tilt + A - Earth Blaster

Smash Attacks

Forward Smash + A - Cannon Lunge
Up Diagonal Smash + A - Cannon Lunge (High)
Down Diagonal Smash + A - Cannon Lunge (Low)
Down Smash + A - Spinning Leg Sweep
Up Smash + A - Cover Fire

Special Attacks

B - Charge Shot
Foward Tilt + B - Missile
Forward Smash + B - Super Missile
Up + B - Screw Attack
Down + B - Bomb

Throws

R + A (or Z) - Grappling Beam

While Grabbing...

A - Chozo Chop
Forward - Beam Throw
Backward - Reverse Beam Throw
Up - Beam Launch
Down - Beam Slam

Taunt

Up on D-Pad - Bounty Pose

ItemsEdit

The Metroid series' first (and only) Super Smash Bros. item, the Screw Attack, debuted in Melee. In this game, it was a held object that would cause a character's jumps to become Screw Attacks. The ball could also be thrown at an opponent to damage them and force them to involuntarily perform the maneuver.

StagesEdit

Two stages derrived from the Metroid series appear in Melee. Planet Zebes: Brinstar is available from the start of the game, and the Planet Zebes: Brinstar Depths stage is unlockable.

TrophiesEdit

Samus Aran (x3)
Screw Attack
Kraid
Chozo Statue
Samus's Starship
Metroid
Ridley
Samus Unmasked (only available through Japanese events or hacking)

CharactersEdit

Main article: List of characters in the Super Smash Bros. series

MusicEdit

In addition to the music above, a music album was released called Smashing...Live!, which featured fifteen rearranged themes from Melee, one of which was Depth of Brinstar, a fusion of the Brinstar and Brinstar Depths themes.

Debug Menu OptionsEdit

SAMUS MASK GET' - Awards the "Samus Unmasked" trophy, normally unlocked through long-since-passed Nintendo events.
SPLWSAMUS - If the CPU is Samus, she'll use her Down + B attack.

Wikia

Super Smash Bros. Melee

Contents