Super Smash Bros. Strife/Smash Run Enemies

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This page details all Smash Run enemies from Super Smash Bros. Strife.

Ant Trooper

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Ant Trooper
Series	Super Mario
Debut title	Super Mario 3D World
System of origin	Wii U
Year of debut	2013

Ant Trooper (Japanese: アリへい Ari-hei) is an enemy in Smash Run representing the Super Mario series.

A single Ant Trooper is not much of a threat, as they only deal damage by marching into fighters. However, Ant Troopers will commonly spawn in groups that vary between three to six, with the Ant Troopers marching along to juggle fighters as they pass. Like many of the weaker enemies, Ant Troopers can be defeated by most attacks, provided the attack deals knockback. Ant Troopers also sport the ability to walk on walls and ceilings, and can surprise fighters that do not expect them to be able to traverse such surfaces.

Description

Ant Troopers are enemies that were introduced in the 2013 Wii U title Super Mario 3D World. In the game they appeared as rare enemies, only appearing in a handful of levels. The first level they appeared in was World 4-1 Ant Trooper Hill, which prominently featured them and their Horned Ant Trooper cousins.

In Super Mario 3D World, Ant Troopers could not be defeated by jumping on them nor by fireballs, though Cat Mario and Tanooki Mario could easily defeat them using their unique attacks, while Ground Pounding was also effective against them. Several levels had players needing to use larger Ant Troopers as platforms to cross spiked platforms.

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Ant Trooper

These purple little ants are actually vicious members of Bowser's Koopa Troop. Okay, maybe not vicious per se, but members of Bowser's army nonetheless. They can be found in Smash Run, disrupting fighters by... well... marching forwards at a slow pace. They can climb on walls and ceilings, so their march isn't as straight-forward as you may think.

[U] Super Mario 3D World

[U] Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker

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Ant Trooper Super Mario 3D World

Banzai Bill

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Banzai Bill
Series	Super Mario
Debut title	Super Mario World
System of origin	Super Nintendo Entertainment System
Year of debut	1990

Banzai Bill (Japanese: マグナムキラー Magunamu Kirā) is an enemy in Smash Run representing the Super Mario series.

The Banzai Bills in Smash Run are based on the Bullet Bills of Super Mario Galaxy: they home in on the player and exploding when they touch them. They may also get stuck in walls, exploding after a short time but not releasing any power-ups. They are much larger than Bullet Bills, deal more damage, and have much more health.

Description

Banzai Bills are larger variants of the recurring Bullet Bill enemy of the Super Mario series. First debuting in Super Mario World, they would be fired from a cannon off-screen and fly through the stage to disrupt Mario's journey, forcing him to hide or defeat them in order to progress.

The way the Banzai Bills act are akin to the way Bullet Bills act in the 3D Super Mario titles. Starting with Super Mario 64 and continuing on in later 3D titles, Bullet Bills would home in on Mario, exploding on contact with the plumber.

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Banzai Bill

In Japan, the word "banzai" can be used as either a patriotic call or a battle cry. This is fitting for the Banzai Bills, as they are much deadlier than their smaller counterparts. In Smash Run, the Banzai Bills will track fighters, and follow them until they explode.

When they first appeared in Super Mario World, the Banzai Bills scared players as they travelled across the entirety of the screen, destroying everything in its path. Because of this, they were given the fitting name of "Banzai Bills", "banzai" being a Japanese battle cry. These foes appear as deadly enemies in Smash Run, tracking the fighters until they explode.

[SNES] Super Mario World

[Wii] Super Mario Galaxy

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Banzai Bill New Super Mario Bros. U

Banzai Bill Super Mario World

Banzai Bill Super Mario World

Bonkers

This article explicitly refers to this character in regards to their appearance in Super Smash Bros. Strife. For information on this character in other contexts, see Bonkers.

Bonkers
Series	Kirby
Debut title	Kirby's Adventure
System of origin	Nintendo Entertainment System
Year of debut	1993

Boom Stomper

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Boom Stomper
Series	Kid Icarus
Debut title	Kid Icarus: Uprising
System of origin	Nintendo 3DS
Year of debut	2012

Bronto Burt

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Bronto Burt
Series	Kirby
Debut title	Kirby's Dream Land
System of origin	Nintendo Game Boy
Year of debut	1992

Bubble

This article explicitly refers to this character in regards to their appearance in Super Smash Bros. Strife. For information on this character in other contexts, see Bubble.

Bubble
Series	The Legend of Zelda
Debut title	The Legend of Zelda
System of origin	Nintendo Entertainment System
Year of debut	1986

Bulblin

This article explicitly refers to this character in regards to their appearance in Super Smash Bros. Strife. For information on this character in other contexts, see Bulblin.

Bulblin
Series	The Legend of Zelda
Debut title	The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess
System of origin	Nintendo GameCube
Year of debut	2006

Bulborb

This article explicitly refers to this character in regards to their appearance in Super Smash Bros. Strife. For information on this character in other contexts, see Bulborb.

Bulborb
Series	Pikmin
Debut title	Pikmin
System of origin	Nintendo GameCube
Year of debut	2001

Bullet Bill

This article explicitly refers to this character in regards to their appearance in Super Smash Bros. Strife. For information on this character in other contexts, see Bullet Bill.

Bullet Bill
Series	Super Mario
Debut title	Super Mario Bros.
System of origin	Nintendo Entertainment System
Year of debut	1985

Bumpety Bomb

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Bumpety Bomb
Series	Kid Icarus
Debut title	Kid Icarus: Uprising
System of origin	Nintendo 3DS
Year of debut	2012

Chain Chomp

This article explicitly refers to this character in regards to their appearance in Super Smash Bros. Strife. For information on this character in other contexts, see Chain Chomp.

Chain Chomp
Series	Super Mario
Debut title	Super Mario Bros. 3
System of origin	Nintendo Entertainment System
Year of debut	1988

Chandelure

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Chandelure
Series	Pokémon
Debut title	Pokémon Black and White Versions
System of origin	Nintendo DS
Year of debut	2010

ChuChu

This article explicitly refers to this character in regards to their appearance in Super Smash Bros. Strife. For information on this character in other contexts, see ChuChu.

ChuChu
Series	The Legend of Zelda
Debut title	The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask
System of origin	Nintendo 64
Year of debut	2000

Cryogonal

This article explicitly refers to this Pokémon in regards to their appearance in Super Smash Bros. Strife. For information on this Pokémon in other contexts, see Cryogonal.

Cryogonal
Series	Pokémon
Debut title	Pokémon Black and White Versions
System of origin	Nintendo DS
Year of debut	2010

Cucco

This article explicitly refers to this character in regards to their appearance in Super Smash Bros. Strife. For information on this character in other contexts, see Cucco.

Cucco
Series	The Legend of Zelda
Debut title	The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past
System of origin	Super Nintendo Entertainment System
Year of debut	1991

Darknut

This article explicitly refers to this character in regards to their appearance in Super Smash Bros. Strife. For information on this character in other contexts, see Darknut.

Darknut
Series	The Legend of Zelda
Debut title	The Legend of Zelda
System of origin	Nintendo Entertainment System
Year of debut	1986

Devil Car

This article explicitly refers to this character in regards to their appearance in Super Smash Bros. Strife. For information on this character in other contexts, see Devil Car.

Devil Car
Series	EarthBound
Debut title	EarthBound Beginnings
System of origin	Famicom
Year of debut	1989

Dry Bones

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Dry Bones
Series	Super Mario
Debut title	Super Mario Bros. 3
System of origin	Nintendo Entertainment System
Year of debut	1988

Dry Bones (Japanese: カロン Karon) is an enemy in Smash Run representing the Super Mario series.

Dry Bones are generally weak enemies, though they are challenging to actually defeat. Similar to their Super Mario World counterparts, Dry Bones will occasionally throw bones ahead of them, which can be reflected back at them to deal damage. They will also deal damage to fighters by walking into them, and can occasionally swipe to deal more damage and knockback.

Once they sustain enough damage, they will fall apart and eventually rebuild themselves. As such, they must be knocked off-screen without being destroyed in order to obtain bonuses from them.

Fish Poker Pops

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Fish Poker Pops
Series	Donkey Kong
Debut title	Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze
System of origin	Wii U
Year of debut	2014

Flame Chomp

This article explicitly refers to this character in regards to their appearance in Super Smash Bros. Strife. For information on this character in other contexts, see Flame Chomp.

Flame Chomp
Series	Super Mario
Debut title	Super Mario Bros. 3
System of origin	Nintendo Entertainment System
Year of debut	1988

Fly Guy

This article explicitly refers to this character in regards to their appearance in Super Smash Bros. Strife. For information on this character in other contexts, see Fly Guy.

Fly Guy
Series	Yoshi
Debut title	Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island
System of origin	Super Nintendo Entertainment System
Year of debut	1995

Galoomba

This article explicitly refers to this character in regards to their appearance in Super Smash Bros. Strife. For information on this character in other contexts, see Galoomba.

Galoomba
Series	Super Mario
Debut title	Super Mario World
System of origin	Super Nintendo Entertainment System
Year of debut	1990

Gastly

This article explicitly refers to this Pokémon in regards to their appearance in Super Smash Bros. Strife. For information on this Pokémon in other contexts, see Gastly.

Gastly
Series	Pokémon
Debut title	Pokémon Red and Green Versions
System of origin	Nintendo Game Boy
Year of debut	1996

Geemer

This article explicitly refers to this character in regards to their appearance in Super Smash Bros. Strife. For information on this character in other contexts, see Geemer.

Geemer
Series	Metroid
Debut title	Metroid
System of origin	Nintendo Entertainment System
Year of debut	1986

Ghost

This article explicitly refers to this character in regards to their appearance in Super Smash Bros. Strife. For information on this character in other contexts, see Ghost.

Ghost
Series	Find Mii
Debut title	Find Mii
System of origin	Nintendo 3DS
Year of debut	2011

Glice

This article explicitly refers to this character in regards to their appearance in Super Smash Bros. Strife. For information on this character in other contexts, see Glice.

Glice
Series	Super Smash Bros.
Debut title	Super Smash Bros. Brawl
System of origin	Nintendo Wii
Year of debut	2008

Glire

This article explicitly refers to this character in regards to their appearance in Super Smash Bros. Strife. For information on this character in other contexts, see Glire.

Glire
Series	Super Smash Bros.
Debut title	Super Smash Bros. Brawl
System of origin	Nintendo Wii
Year of debut	2008

Glunder

This article explicitly refers to this character in regards to their appearance in Super Smash Bros. Strife. For information on this character in other contexts, see Glunder.

Glunder
Series	Super Smash Bros.
Debut title	Super Smash Bros. Brawl
System of origin	Nintendo Wii
Year of debut	2008

Gold Ghost

This article explicitly refers to this character in regards to their appearance in Super Smash Bros. Strife. For information on this character in other contexts, see Gold Ghost.

Gold Ghost
Series	Nintendo Land
Debut title	Nintendo Land
System of origin	Wii U
Year of debut	2012

Goomba

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Goomba
Series	Super Mario
Debut title	Super Mario
System of origin	Nintendo Entertainment System
Year of debut	1985

Goomba (Japanese: クリボー Kuribō) is an enemy in Smash Run representing the Super Mario series.

Goombas are a very weak enemy, and attack by charging towards the nearest fighter. They can be defeated by most attacks, though fighters may also stomp them down to defeat them as they can in the Super Mario series.

Description

Goombas are the most recurring enemy in the Super Mario series, and were introduced alongside most other recurring Mario elements in Super Mario Bros.. They are one of Bowser's weakest minions, and Mario can defeat them with a single jump.

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Goomba

These small little guys were once peaceful inhabitants of the Mushroom Kingdom, but the Goombas went against their homeland once Bowser and his army intruded their land. It's not like it really mattered though, they aren't great warriors. Lacking arms and all, Goombas have a hard time fighting their enemies, resorting to literally charging head-first into danger.

The Goombas were once loyal to the Mushroom Kingdom, but after the Koopa King invaded their kingdom and kidnapped its princess, they switched sides and went against the Toads they once lived peacefully with. Of course, these traitorous Goombas weren't much use to Bowser, and lacking arms, they resorted to running head-first towards their enemies.

[NES] Super Mario Bros.

[U] New Super Mario Bros. U

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Goomba New Super Mario Bros. U	Goomba New Super Mario Bros. Wii	Goomba New Super Mario Bros.
Goomba Paper Mario: Sticker Star

Gordo

This article explicitly refers to this character in regards to their appearance in Super Smash Bros. Strife. For information on this character in other contexts, see Gordo.

Gordo
Series	Kirby
Debut title	Kirby's Dream Land
System of origin	Nintendo Game Boy
Year of debut	1992

Hammer Bro.

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Hammer Bro.
Series	Super Mario
Debut title	Super Mario Bros.
System of origin	Nintendo Entertainment System
Year of debut	1985

Hanenbow

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Hanenbow
Series	Electroplankton
Debut title	Electroplankton
System of origin	Nintendo DS
Year of debut	2005

Hanenbow (Japanese: エレクトロプランクトン Erekutoropurankuton) is an enemy in Smash Run representing the Electroplankton series.

Hanenbow attack fighters by jumping in large arcs from one of the bottom corners of the screen to the other, travelling through any platform or wall that may be in its way. It will follow the fighter as they travel, and can even be reflected back as if it was a projectile. Hanenbow take a moderate amount of damage to be defeated, though they deal very minor damage - but stun for a moderate amount of time - when they make contact with a fighter.

Trivia

• Like the stage of the same name, it is known as Electroplankton in the Japanese version of the game.

Iridescent Glint Beetle

This article explicitly refers to this character in regards to their appearance in Super Smash Bros. Strife. For information on this character in other contexts, see Iridescent Glint Beetle.

Iridescent Glint Beetle
Series	Pikmin
Debut title	Pikmin
System of origin	Nintendo GameCube
Year of debut	2001

Kihunter

This article explicitly refers to this character in regards to their appearance in Super Smash Bros. Strife. For information on this character in other contexts, see Kihunter.

Kihunter
Series	Metroid
Debut title	Super Metroid
System of origin	Super Nintendo Entertainment System
Year of debut	1994

Koffing

This article explicitly refers to this Pokémon in regards to their appearance in Super Smash Bros. Strife. For information on this Pokémon in other contexts, see Koffing.

Koffing
Series	Pokémon
Debut title	Pokémon Red and Green Versions
System of origin	Nintendo Game Boy
Year of debut	1996

Koopa Paratroopa

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Koopa Paratroopa
Series	Super Mario
Debut title	Super Mario Bros.
System of origin	Nintendo Entertainment System
Year of debut	1985

Koopa Troopa

This article explicitly refers to this character in regards to their appearance in Super Smash Bros. Strife. For information on this character in other contexts, see Koopa Troopa.

Koopa Troopa
Series	Super Mario
Debut title	Super Mario Bros.
System of origin	Nintendo Entertainment System
Year of debut	1985

Kritter

This article explicitly refers to this character in regards to their appearance in Super Smash Bros. Strife. For information on this character in other contexts, see Kritter.

Kritter
Series	Donkey Kong
Debut title	Donkey Kong Country
System of origin	Super Nintendo Entertainment System
Year of debut	1994

Lakitu & Spinies

This article explicitly refers to this character in regards to their appearance in Super Smash Bros. Strife. For information on this character in other contexts, see Lakitu & Spinies.

Lakitu & Spinies
Series	Super Mario
Debut title	Super Mario Bros.
System of origin	Nintendo Entertainment System
Year of debut	1985

Magikoopa

This article explicitly refers to this character in regards to their appearance in Super Smash Bros. Strife. For information on this character in other contexts, see Magikoopa.

Magikoopa
Series	Super Mario
Debut title	Super Mario World
System of origin	Super Nintendo Entertainment System
Year of debut	1990

Metroid

This article explicitly refers to this character in regards to their appearance in Super Smash Bros. Strife. For information on this character in other contexts, see Metroid.

Metroid
Series	Metroid
Debut title	Metroid
System of origin	Nintendo Entertainment System
Year of debut	1986

Mimicutie

This article explicitly refers to this character in regards to their appearance in Super Smash Bros. Strife. For information on this character in other contexts, see Mimicutie.

Mimicutie
Series	Kid Icarus
Debut title	Kid Icarus: Uprising
System of origin	Nintendo 3DS
Year of debut	2012

Minior

This article explicitly refers to this Pokémon in regards to their appearance in Super Smash Bros. Strife. For information on this Pokémon in other contexts, see Minior.

Minior
Series	Pokémon
Debut title	Pokémon Sun and Moon
System of origin	Nintendo 3DS
Year of debut	2016

Mite

This article explicitly refers to this character in regards to their appearance in Super Smash Bros. Strife. For information on this character in other contexts, see Mite.

Mite
Series	Super Smash Bros.
Debut title	Super Smash Bros. Brawl
System of origin	Nintendo Wii
Year of debut	2008

Monoeye

This article explicitly refers to this character in regards to their appearance in Super Smash Bros. Strife. For information on this character in other contexts, see Monoeye.

Monoeye
Series	Kid Icarus
Debut title	Kid Icarus
System of origin	Nintendo Entertainment System
Year of debut	1986

Octobomber

This article explicitly refers to this character in regards to their appearance in Super Smash Bros. Strife. For information on this character in other contexts, see Octobomber.

Octobomber
Series	Splatoon
Debut title	Splatoon
System of origin	Wii U
Year of debut	2015

Octocopter

This article explicitly refers to this character in regards to their appearance in Super Smash Bros. Strife. For information on this character in other contexts, see Octocopter.

Octocopter
Series	Splatoon
Debut title	Splatoon
System of origin	Wii U
Year of debut	2015

Octorok

This article explicitly refers to this character in regards to their appearance in Super Smash Bros. Strife. For information on this character in other contexts, see Octorok.

Octorok
Series	The Legend of Zelda
Debut title	The Legend of Zelda
System of origin	Nintendo Entertainment System
Year of debut	1986

Orne

This article explicitly refers to this character in regards to their appearance in Super Smash Bros. Strife. For information on this character in other contexts, see Orne.

Orne
Series	Kid Icarus
Debut title	Kid Icarus: Uprising
System of origin	Nintendo 3DS
Year of debut	2012

Orne (Japanese: オーン Ōn) is an enemy in Smash Run representing the Kid Icarus series.

Orne are unique enemies, in that they will instantly KO any fighter that they touch. When in close proximity to a fighter, a unique 8-bit musical cue will play, to alert fighters that they are in danger of being instantly KO'd. Orne travel faster when fighters have their backs turned to them.

They are invincible to all attacks, and can only be fled from; though fighters can make contact with them should they be under the effects of a Super Star, making them invincible. Even if a fighter is invincible however, they are unable to deal any damage or knockback to an Orne.

The theme that plays when a fighter is near an Orne.

Pak E. Derm

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Pak E. Derm
Series	Yoshi
Debut title	Yoshi's Story
System of origin	Nintendo 64
Year of debut	1997

Pak E. Derm (Japanese: とうさんぞう Tousanzou) is an enemy in Smash Run representing the Yoshi series.

Pak E. Derm is an odd enemy, as it can not directly harm fighters. However, it can prevent them from accessing areas of the map, as their signs block fighters from jumping over them unless they clear by enough height. Pak E. Derm can be defeated, and do drop a large number of bonuses, though they have an abnormally large amount of health, and are resistant to knockback until enough damage is dealt to them, making it a chore to deal with them.

Petilil

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Petilil
Series	Pokémon
Debut title	Pokémon Black and White
System of origin	Nintendo DS
Year of debut	2010

This article explicitly refers to this character in regards to their appearance in Super Smash Bros. Strife. For information on this character in other contexts, see Pigmask.

Pigmask
Series	EarthBound
Debut title	Mother 3
System of origin	Game Boy Advance
Year of debut	2006

Pointy Tuck

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Pointy Tuck
Series	Donkey Kong
Debut title	Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze
System of origin	Wii U
Year of debut	2014

Pointy Tuck (Japanese: ペンガー Pengā) is an enemy in Smash Run representing the Donkey Kong series.

Pointy Tuck is a weaker enemy that can deal a surprising amount of damage to fighters with the horns on its helmet. Fighters take damage should they land atop the Pointy Tuck's spiked helmet, and it is also invincible from attacks from above. They will waddle around until they spot a fighter, at which point they will charge head-first, their horns in front of them, towards the fighter.

Trivia

• Pointy Tuck is incorrectly named ペンガー (Pengā) in the Japanese release, which is the name of the Tuck species from which it is based.

Polar Bear

This article explicitly refers to this character in regards to their appearance in Super Smash Bros. Strife. For information on this character in other contexts, see Polar Bear.

Polar Bear
Series	Ice Climber
Debut title	Ice Climber
System of origin	Nintendo Entertainment System
Year of debut	1985

Punch Ant

This article explicitly refers to this character in regards to their appearance in Super Smash Bros. Strife. For information on this character in other contexts, see Punch Ant.

Punch Ant
Series	Golden Sun
Debut title	Golden Sun
System of origin	Game Boy Advance
Year of debut	2001

Reaper

This article explicitly refers to this character in regards to their appearance in Super Smash Bros. Strife. For information on this character in other contexts, see Reaper.

Reaper
Series	Kid Icarus
Debut title	Kid Icarus
System of origin	Nintendo Entertainment System
Year of debut	1986

Reo

This article explicitly refers to this character in regards to their appearance in Super Smash Bros. Strife. For information on this character in other contexts, see Reo.

Reo
Series	Metroid
Debut title	Metroid
System of origin	Nintendo Entertainment System
Year of debut	1986

Risen

This article explicitly refers to this character in regards to their appearance in Super Smash Bros. Strife. For information on this character in other contexts, see Risen.

Risen
Series	Fire Emblem
Debut title	Fire Emblem Awakening
System of origin	Nintendo 3DS
Year of debut	2012

Roturret

This article explicitly refers to this character in regards to their appearance in Super Smash Bros. Strife. For information on this character in other contexts, see Roturret.

Roturret
Series	Super Smash Bros.
Debut title	Super Smash Bros. Brawl
System of origin	Nintendo Wii
Year of debut	2008

Shotzo

This article explicitly refers to this character in regards to their appearance in Super Smash Bros. Strife. For information on this character in other contexts, see Shotzo.

Shotzo
Series	Kirby
Debut title	Kirby's Dream Land
System of origin	Nintendo Game Boy
Year of debut	1992

Skuttler

This article explicitly refers to this character in regards to their appearance in Super Smash Bros. Strife. For information on this character in other contexts, see Skuttler.

Skuttler
Series	Kid Icarus
Debut title	Kid Icarus: Uprising
System of origin	Nintendo 3DS
Year of debut	2012

Sneaky Spirit

This article explicitly refers to this character in regards to their appearance in Super Smash Bros. Strife. For information on this character in other contexts, see Sneaky Spirit.

Sneaky Spirit
Series	Rhythm Heaven
Debut title	Rhythm Tengoku
System of origin	Game Boy Advance
Year of debut	2006

Souflee

This article explicitly refers to this character in regards to their appearance in Super Smash Bros. Strife. For information on this character in other contexts, see Souflee.

Souflee
Series	Kid Icarus
Debut title	Kid Icarus: Uprising
System of origin	Nintendo 3DS
Year of debut	2012

Spike Top

This article explicitly refers to this character in regards to their appearance in Super Smash Bros. Strife. For information on this character in other contexts, see Spike Top.

Spike Top
Series	Super Mario
Debut title	Super Mario World
System of origin	Super Nintendo Entertainment System
Year of debut	1990

Spinda

This article explicitly refers to this Pokémon in regards to their appearance in Super Smash Bros. Strife. For information on this Pokémon in other contexts, see Spinda.

Spinda
Series	Pokémon
Debut title	Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire Versions
System of origin	Game Boy Advance
Year of debut	2002

Stalfos

This article explicitly refers to this character in regards to their appearance in Super Smash Bros. Strife. For information on this character in other contexts, see Stalfos.

Stalfos
Series	The Legend of Zelda
Debut title	The Legend of Zelda
System of origin	Nintendo Entertainment System
Year of debut	1986

Starman

This article explicitly refers to this character in regards to their appearance in Super Smash Bros. Strife. For information on this character in other contexts, see Starman.

Starman
Series	EarthBound
Debut title	EarthBound Beginnings
System of origin	Famicom
Year of debut	1989

Tac

This article explicitly refers to this character in regards to their appearance in Super Smash Bros. Strife. For information on this character in other contexts, see Tac.

Tac
Series	Kirby
Debut title	Kirby Super Star
System of origin	Super Nintendo Entertainment System
Year of debut	1996

Tiki Buzz

This article explicitly refers to this character in regards to their appearance in Super Smash Bros. Strife. For information on this character in other contexts, see Tiki Buzz.

Tiki Buzz
Series	Donkey Kong
Debut title	Donkey Kong Country Returns
System of origin	Nintendo Wii
Year of debut	2010

Toady Bloyster

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Toady Bloyster
Series	Pikmin
Debut title	Pikmin 2
System of origin	Nintendo GameCube
Year of debut	2004

Topi

This article explicitly refers to this character in regards to their appearance in Super Smash Bros. Strife. For information on this character in other contexts, see Topi.

Topi
Series	Ice Climber
Debut title	Ice Climber
System of origin	Nintendo Entertainment System
Year of debut	1985

Towtow

This article explicitly refers to this character in regards to their appearance in Super Smash Bros. Strife. For information on this character in other contexts, see Towtow.

Towtow
Series	Super Smash Bros.
Debut title	Super Smash Bros. Brawl
System of origin	Nintendo Wii
Year of debut	2008

Urban Champion

This article explicitly refers to this character in regards to their appearance in Super Smash Bros. Strife. For information on this character in other contexts, see Urban Champion.

Urban Champion
Series	Urban Champion
Debut title	Urban Champion
System of origin	Nintendo Entertainment System
Year of debut	1984

Urban Champion (Japanese: アーバンチャンピオン Ābanchanpion) is an enemy in Smash Run representing the Urban Champion series.

The Urban Champion appears as a 2D sprite ripped directly from his game of origin. He will attack fighters by punching them, using two types of punches: a light punch which stuns and deals a moderate enough of damage, and a heavy punch that deals massive knockback and damage. The Urban Champion is extremely light, presumably due to being a 2D sprite.

The Urban Champion can appear in two different colours, though they attack identically. Both have several new sprites created directly for Strife.

Description

The Urban Champion is based on the two unnamed characters from the game Urban Champion. In Urban Champion, two street fighters are pitted against each other with the aim of knocking the other into an open manhole, while also having to pay attention to their available stamina and avoid flower pots hurled from windows located overhead.

The Urban Champion has two attacks, a light punch and a heavy punch. Both of these punches can be performed in Urban Champion, which have different advantages and drawbacks, such as the latter can be blocked easier, but knocks the opponent back further.

Collectibles

Trophy

Urban Champion

Back in the era of the NES, Nintendo experimented with a number of different ideas for potential series based on sports. There was Baseball, Soccer, Pinball, of course, but one of the more unique games came in the form of Urban Champion. Like Smash Bros., the goal of Urban Champion was to knock the opposing fighter off the screen, though in that game it was done by knocking them down a manhole. Now, the Urban Champion is back, fighting against Nintendo's greatest stars as an enemy in Smash Run. And this time, he doesn't have to worry about being arrested by the cops.

[NES] Urban Champion

Stickers

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Gallery

The Urban Champion's alternate colour scheme

Waddle Dee

This article explicitly refers to this character in regards to their appearance in Super Smash Bros. Strife. For information on this character in other contexts, see Waddle Dee.

Waddle Dee
Series	Kirby
Debut title	Kirby's Dream Land
System of origin	Nintendo Game Boy
Year of debut	1992

Waddle Doo

This article explicitly refers to this character in regards to their appearance in Super Smash Bros. Strife. For information on this character in other contexts, see Waddle Doo.

Waddle Doo
Series	Kirby
Debut title	Kirby's Dream Land
System of origin	Nintendo Game Boy
Year of debut	1992

Wimpod

This article explicitly refers to this Pokémon in regards to their appearance in Super Smash Bros. Strife. For information on this Pokémon in other contexts, see Wimpod.

Wimpod
Series	Pokémon
Debut title	Pokémon Sun and Moon
System of origin	Nintendo 3DS
Year of debut	2016

Zinger

This article explicitly refers to this character in regards to their appearance in Super Smash Bros. Strife. For information on this character in other contexts, see Zinger.

Zinger
Series	Donkey Kong
Debut title	Donkey Kong Country
System of origin	Super Nintendo Entertainment System
Year of debut	1994

Zuree

This article explicitly refers to this character in regards to their appearance in Super Smash Bros. Strife. For information on this character in other contexts, see Zuree.

Zuree
Series	Kid Icarus
Debut title	Kid Icarus: Uprising
System of origin	Nintendo 3DS
Year of debut	2012

Collectibles

Sticker

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