In this character’s Project M appearance, in which this character is based on their Melee appearance, not Brawl, their side taunt was changed to repeat, alternating directions, as long as you hold the button, and this character’s down taunt was changed to mimic their victory pose from Smash 64. In Mario Party 2, this character’s favorite item is the skeleton key and a Smash Brothers Brawl map with this character’s name in the title is the only one where you can hear Tetris music. In Brawl, this character’s final smash is “negative zone” and allegedly this character has twice the tripping chances of any other character. A 2013 game named for this character is subtitled “Dark Moon” and followed up a game in which you need to capture Sue Pea, Uncle Grimly, Vincent Van Gore, and Boolosis among other portrait ghosts. For ten points, name this taller brother of Mario.
In this character’s Project M appearance, in which this character is based on their Melee appearance, not Brawl, their side taunt was changed to repeat, alternating directions, as long as you hold the button, and this character’s down taunt was changed to mimic their victory pose from Smash 64. In Mario Party 2, this character’s favorite item is the skeleton key and a Smash Brothers Brawl map with this character’s name in the title is the only one where you can hear Tetris music. In Brawl, this character’s final smash is “negative zone” and allegedly this character has twice the tripping chances of any other character. A 2013 game named for this character is subtitled “Dark Moon” and followed up a game in which you need to capture Sue Pea, Uncle Grimly, Vincent Van Gore, and Boolosis among other portrait ghosts. For ten points, name this taller brother of Mario.
In this character’s Project M appearance, in which this character is based on their Melee appearance, not Brawl, their side taunt was changed to repeat, alternating directions, as long as you hold the button, and this character’s down taunt was changed to mimic their victory pose from Smash 64.