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2020 Online Smash 64 Power Rankings

The 2020 Online Smash 64 Power Rankings lists the world's top 50 online Super Smash Bros. NTSC-U players during the period from January 1st to December 31st, 2020. It is intended to cover the gap in competitive play left by the COVID-19 pandemic. The rankings were compiled by , , , , , , and . The rankings were announced in a series of tweets from January 18-22, 2022.
==Methodology==
Qualifying players must have either attended three tournaments or played a minimum of 10 sets to qualify. A group of 7 panelists were then tasked with ranking the qualified players in accordance with their placements and wins. In addition to the primary ranking, two separate rankings for the west and east coast of North America are included due to the nature of online events.
==Rankings==
===North America===
Ranking	Smasher	Previous rank	Movement	Character(s)
===East Coast===
Ranking	Smasher	Previous rank	Movement	Character(s)
===West Coast===
Ranking	Smasher	Previous rank	Movement	Character(s)
==External links==
*Twitter account
Category:SSB64UPR
2021-2022 Smash 64 Power Rankings

The 2021-2022 Smash 64 Power Rankings is a rankings list compiled by , , , , , , , , and .
==Methodology==
Qualifying players must have attended at least two majors (or similarly notable regionals) that was played on the NTSC-U version of the game. However, due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the decision was made to rank players who only entered , given they had played in at least 8 sets during the event. Much like with the 2019-2020 Smash 64 Power Rankings, players who only attended one event (or did not meet the Super Smash Con qualification) were excluded from the rankings. To remedy this, a "Hidden Bosses" section was created, listing 6 players who likely would have qualified had they attended an additional event. The nine panelists then ranked qualifying players from #1 to #64, including a few additional players who just missed the cut into the "Expansion Pak".
===Tournaments evaluated===
Tournament 	Date 	Attendance
 	June 19th, 2021 	27
ODS 4.20 	July 24th, 2021 	21
 	September 11th, 2021 	25
 	October 2nd, 2021 	49
 	October 13th, 2021 	73
Wook Wars #12 	November 14th, 2021 	22
HoG: Relic 	December 4th, 2021 	17
MOMs: PCR Edition 	January 8th, 2022 	34
Winter Wonder Dreamland 2022 	February 19th, 2022 	19
 	March 19th, 2022 	56
 	April 16th, 2022 	60
 	April 30th, 2022 	22
He's in Sky's Head: The Skettening	May 14th, 2022 	29
Substation Smash #6 	May 21st, 2022 	16
Boxed In: Cold Cutter Combos 	July 9th, 2022 	27
 	August 12th-13th, 2022 	252
Smashtoberfest 2022 	September 17th, 2022 	58
Frame 11 	September 17th, 2022 	24
 	October 8th, 2022 	35
Crouching Tigers 13 	October 22nd, 2022 	27
 	November 5th, 2022 	19
 	November 18th-19th, 2022	59
==Rankings==
Ranking	Smasher	Previous rank	Movement	Character(s)
 
====Expansion Pak====
The players listed within the "Expansion Pak" were very close to making it to the main rankings, but just missed the cut. They were unranked between each other, and as such are all considered to be effectively ranked #65.
Ranking	Smasher	Previous rank	Movement	Character
===Hidden Bosses===
Hidden Bosses are players who likely would have been ranked had they attended at least 2, NTSC-U tournaments (or attend Super Smash Con 2022) and did quite well at the 1 tournament they did attend.
Ranking	Smasher	Previous rank	Movement	Character(s)
==Trivia==
*Due to not having a permanent residence and instead traveling across the United States, the panel put his location as "(2012 Chevy Cruze, USA)", the car he drives.https://twitter.com/SSB64UPR/status/1626355748774236163
==References==
==External links==
*Twitter account
*The 2021-2022 SSBUPR Ranking website
Category:SSB64UPR
2023 SSBBRank

The 2023 SSBBRank is a list compiled by the community that ranks the world's top 20 Super Smash Bros. Brawl players in 2023, the first SSBBRank where the ranking period covered only one year. This was attributed to the increase in notable Brawl events: the rankings considered eleven events that took place that year, more than any other Brawl ranking since 2014.
==Methodology==
The tournament tier system for the SSBBRank featured a similar methodology to the LumiRank methodology. Each tournament is given a score based on the total number of entrants and each player's player point value, which is determined based on either their placement on power rankings (which also includes every past iteration of the SSBBRank) or their placement at an event, with higher-tiered events giving out more points to more players. Each tournament is also split between seven tiers, going from D to SS; only C-tiers and above were considered for the ranking. In order to qualify for the ranking, a player must reach a certain placement at one of the events ranked C-tier and above. 
The rankings themselves were created through a panel of five players (, , , , and )
===Tournament tiers===
Category	Point Threshold
SS 	1,700
S 	1,100
A+ 	900
A 	600
B+ 	500
B 	350
C 	150
D 	—
===Tournaments evaluated===
List will full stats
Tournament	Date 	Tier
 	March 4th-5th 	B
 	April 29th 	C
 	May 6th-7th 	B+
 	August 10th-13th 	SS
 	August 12th-13th 	B
 	September 23rd 	C
 	September 23rd 	C
 	October 20th-22nd	B+
 	November 3rd-5th 	C
 	November 11th 	C
 	November 25th 	C
==Rankings==
Ranking	Smasher	Previous rank	Movement	Character(s)
==External links==
*20-11
*10-1
Category:SSBBRank
2023 Smash 64 Power Rankings

The 2023 Smash 64 Power Rankings is a rankings list compiled by , , , , , , , , , , , , and .
 
==Methodology==
Qualifying players must have attended at least two of the qualified tournaments listed, including a majors (or similarly notable regionals) that was played on the NTSC-U version of the game. The exception to this rule was if a player only attended , given they had played in at least 8 sets during the event. For players who only attended one non-Super Smash Con event (or did not meet the Super Smash Con qualification), they were excluded from the rankings. To remedy this, a "Hidden Bosses" section was created, listing 8 players who likely would have qualified had they attended an additional event. The panelists then ranked qualifying players from #1 to #64, including a few additional players who just missed the cut into the "Expansion Pak".
===Tournaments evaluated===
Tournament 	Date 	Attendance
OceanFront 4: Campgrounds 	January 14th, 2023 	28
 	January 20th-22nd, 2023 	46
NorCal Regional 57 	January 21st, 2023 	17
Neutral Tilt #6: The One With JPX 	February 11th, 2023 	16
Velocity Rocket's Michigan Smash Monthly #3	February 11th, 2023 	21
 	March 4th, 2023 	21
 	March 18th, 2023 	62
Spring Time! 	April 15th, 2023 	18
Frame 12 	April 29th, 2023 	35
 	May 6th, 2023 	62
 	June 10th, 2023 	30
Grease My Stick 8 	July 15th, 2023 	25
 	August 10th-13th, 2023 	255
Wise-Pheno5Vanilla 	September 9th, 2023 	16
Boba's Birthday Bash 	July 15th, 2023 	23
CEOtaku 2023 Community Events 	July 15th, 2023 	22
 	September 23rd-24th, 2023	36
Clemson Smash Series #40 	July 15th, 2023 	17
 	September 29th-30th, 2023	65
The Prowling Grounds 84 	November 3rd, 2023 	20
Frame 13 	November 4th, 2023 	39
 	November 4th-5th, 2023 	45
 	November 11-12th, 2022 	64
 	November 17th-19th, 2023 	21
==Rankings==
Ranking	Smasher	Previous rank	Movement	Character(s)
 
====Expansion Pak====
The players listed within the "Expansion Pak" were very close to making it to the main rankings, but just missed the cut. They were unranked between each other, and as such are all considered to be effectively ranked #65.
Ranking	Smasher	Previous rank	Movement	Character
===Hidden Bosses===
Hidden Bosses are players who likely would have been ranked had they attended at least 2, NTSC-U tournaments (or attend Super Smash Con 2022) and did quite well at the 1 tournament they did attend.
Ranking	Smasher	Previous rank	Movement	Character(s)
==Trivia==
*Isai's rank marks the first time since the inception of the rankings that a player from the United States has been ranked 1st, as well as the first time a North American player has been ranked 1st since SuPeRbOoMfAn in 2018.
*Similar to his ranking on the 2021-2022 iteration, 's place of residence was his car "(2012 Chevy Cruze, USA)", due to him traveling around the United States.
==References==
==External links==
*Twitter account
*The 2023 SSBUPR Ranking website
Category:SSB64UPR
2024 SSBBRank

The 2023 SSBBRank is a list compiled by the community that ranks the world's top 20 Super Smash Bros. Brawl players in 2024, beginning with in January and ending with in December.
==Methodology==
Players qualified if they attended at least one ranked event and reach a certain placement depending on the tournament's tier. There initially was a two-event attendance requirement; however, this was eventually removed.
Panelists ranked players on their performances at ranked events, with each panelist (, , , ) making their own top 20 list. The list was then averaged out and adjusted by a vote from the panelists.
===Tournament tiers===
Category	Point Threshold
SS 	1,700
S 	1,100
A+ 	900
A 	600
B+ 	500
B 	350
C+ 	250
C 	150
D 	20
===Tournaments ranked===
List will full stats
Tournament 	Date 	Tier
 	January 12th-14th 	B
 	February 16th-18th	B+
Sweet Spot 8 SSC Ruleset 	March 2nd-3rd 	A
Sweet Spot 8 Throwback Ruleset	March 2nd-3rd 	B+
 	March 16th 	C
 	March 31st 	C
 	April 6th 	B
 	April 25th 	C
 	May 18th 	B
 	May 17th-19th 	C
 	May 25th 	C
 	June 8th 	B
 	July 11th-14th 	B
 	June 27th-30th 	C
 	August 3rd 	C
 	August 10th 	A
 	August 8th-11th 	S
 	August 23rd-25th 	D
 	September 6th-8th 	C
 	September 25th 	C
 	October 4th-6th 	C
 	October 5th-6th 	B+
 	October 12th 	D
 	October 30th 	C
 	December 6th-7th 	D
==Rankings==
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===Honorable mentions===
The following players were either ranked in the top 20 or right outside the top 20 before the attendance requirement was lifted.
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==External links==
*Methodology, Panelists, HMs, and 11-20
*10-1
Category:SSBBRank
2 button

The 2 button (or two button) is a small button located towards the bottom of the Wii Remote, below the 1 button. Both the 1 and 2 buttons match the color of the Wii Remote shell. 
==Overview==
When playing Super Smash Bros. Brawl or with the Wii Remote and Nunchuk, the 2 button executes a character's down taunt. 1 and 2 can be pressed together in Nunchuk style to perform a character's side taunt (leaving the 1 button as the up taunt). When playing with the Wii Remote held sideways, the 2 button is used for standard attacks and smash attacks when held with one of the directions of the D-pad at the same time. Pressing 1 and 2 when holding the Wii Remote horizontally can also execute a character's side smash, as well as an up smash or down smash if the correct direction is held.
In Brawl and For Wii U, the 2 button can be remapped to perform other functions.
Category:Game controls
3-Minute Smash

3-Minute Melee, 3-Minute Brawl, and 3-Minute Smash are Multi-Man modes in Super Smash Bros. Melee, Super Smash Bros. Brawl, and Super Smash Bros. 4, respectively. They challenge the player to defeat as many opponents as possible (Fighting Wire Frames in Melee, Fighting Alloy Team in Brawl, and Fighting Mii Team in Smash 4) within 3 minutes without falling from the stage or self-destructing.
The high scores of 3-Minute mode depend on whether or not the match is cleared. If it is cleared, a record is made of the amount of opponents KOd. If it is not cleared, a record is made of the length of time which the character lasted. This mode is followed by 15-Minute mode, which is five times longer than this.
==Rewards==
===In ===
* Defeating 20 opponents in 3-Minute Smash grants the Karate Joe trophy.
* Defeating 110 opponents in 3-Minute Smash grants the Squat Recovery Defense Badge Equipment.
===In ===
* Defeating 60 opponents in 3-Minute Smash grants 1,000 G.
* Defeating 120 opponents in 3-Minute Smash grants the Kritter trophy.
* Defeating 100 opponents as a in Solo 3-Minute Smash grants the Birdo trophy.
* Defeating 110 opponents as in Solo 3-Minute Smash grants the Banzai Bill trophy.
Category:Co-op modes
Category:Multi-Man modes
Category:Single-player modes
Category:Modes (SSBM)
Category:Modes (SSBB)
Category:Modes (SSB4-3DS)
Category:Modes (SSB4-Wii U)
3.6Rank

The 3.6Rank ranks the top 50 Project M 3.6 players of all time from 3.6's initial launch in 2015 to the last major tournament that utilized 3.6, , which took place in 2019. It was announced in a series of Smashboards articles, published from February 17th, 2020 to April 2nd, 2020. The rankings were compiled through the collaboration of , , and .
==Methodology==
Tournaments considered
Tournament data was collected from the time period between on to , resulting in a total of 81 utilized tournaments. Players eligible for this ranking were any players that had ever been ranked on any iteration of PMRank. Players who attended a total of less than 5 events or who were only ever ranked once in the 41-50 range (barring one notable exemption) were not considered for the rankings.
==Rankings==
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==External links==
*3.6Rank on Smashboards: 50-41, 40-31, 30-21, 20-16, 15-11, 10-6, 5-1
Category:Global Power Rankings
5-Volt

5-Volt (, 5-Watt) is a character from the WarioWare universe.
==Origin==
5-Volt is the mother of recurring WarioWare character . Outside of being mentioned in the Japanese website of , she made her formal debut in as a side character of 9-Volt's story from that game. She would later reappear in with a more greater role, and then reappear as an employee of WarioWare, Inc. in subsequent titles following Game & Warios release.
In the minigame in Game & Wario, she fiercely watches her son as he tries to play video games after his bedtime, and the player (as 9-Volt) must alternate between playing microgames on the Wii U GamePad and hiding from 5-Volt. Her means of approach from Game & Wario are retained in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U, such as appearing from the door, the window, and the TV; the appropriate sound cues are also retained if the music track is playing.
Game & Wario makes a point of claiming that 5-Volt's representation in Gamer is strictly 9-Volt's imagination. Outside of that, even if sometimes strict, she's a sweet and careful mother for 9-Volt that also adores to cook dishes.
==In ==
===As a stage hazard===
5-Volt is a major stage hazard on the Gamer stage, reprising her function from the source minigame in Game & Wario. She will occasionally appear in the background of the stage, looming ominously and casting her gaze upon the desk which serves as the stage. Any characters caught in her line of sight when it reaches the desk will be hit with heavy damage and knockback as she flies into a rage.
A sticker depicting 5-Volt also appears as a stage decoration on the main platform.
===Trophy===
5-Volt does not have her own trophy, though she shares one with her son 9-Volt. It is part of the WarioWare, Inc. .
==In Super Smash Bros. Ultimate==
===As a stage hazard===
5-Volt reprises her role on the Gamer stage, still using her design from Game & Wario. However, the sticker of her that appears on the desk is updated to her character art from WarioWare Gold.
===Spirits===
5-Volt also appears as two primary spirits. 5-Volt (Angry) can be obtained by enhancing the 5-Volt spirit at level 99.
5-Volt's Spirit Battle uses an puppet fighter and is fought on the Gamer stage. During the battle, all fighters will take serious damage after a while and periodic earthquakes will shake the stage, referencing how getting caught in 5-Volt's gaze on the stage will cause the stage to tremble and take serious damage. Also, 5-Volt appears as the stage hazard.
No.	Image	Name	Type	Class	Slots	Base	Max 	Base	Max 	Base	Max 	Ability 	Series
741	 	 	★★ 	3 	1355 	5426	854 	3419	501 	2007	Can Be Enhanced at Lv. 99	WarioWare Series	
742	 	 	★★★ 	3 	3012 	9040	1738	5216	1159	3477	Critical-Health Attack ↑ 	WarioWare Series	
==Names in other languages==
==Trivia==
*In for Wii U, despite not being referred by her actual name in her trophy with 9-Volt, her name is mentioned in the Original Games/Settings tip of the Gamer stage.
Category:Stage hazards
Category:Trophies (SSB4-Wii U)
Category:Spirits
60 Frames

60 Frames is a short-film Super Smash Bros. Melee documentary developed and directed by Nick McDonald that was released on April 30th, 2016. The film focuses on the perspectives of three different players within three different skill levels, those three players being , , and . The film goes deep into what Melee means to each of the three players and how it changed their life.
==Official description==
The world of competitive Super Smash Brothers Melee is high stakes and cutthroat. There are heroes, villains, and even gods, and everyone is competing to make a name for themselves. 60 Frame follows three players, a newcomer (Kenji), a rising challenger (Squid), and a master (HugS), each looking to climb the ranks and solidify their place in the halls of melee history. The path is hard though, and the competition is fierce. When the game is on the line, your focus narrows, and the world vanishes, leaving only you, your opponent, and the game. The sounds become sharper, the visuals become brighter, and awareness is heightened. It's not just strategy and cognition that wins games, it's the ability to flow in high level situations. In this movie we look at what it takes to succeed in high level competition, and what it feels like to experience the glory of victory and the sting of defeat.
==Development==
In early 2016, Nick McDonald began working on the documentary with the intention of using it as his thesis documentary film for the Dodge College of Film and Media Arts at Chapman University. McDonald went to two tournaments and to record footage. At the same time, McDonald also sought out several people to interview including Kenji's mother, Squid's roommate, and a GENESIS 3 tournament organizer. The film was completed in April of 2016 and premiered live on HugS' livestream on April 30th, 2016. On the same day, it was later uploaded to McDonald's YouTube channel. As of July 2018, the documentary has garnered over 200,000 views on YouTube.
==Gallery==
60_frames_smashers.jpg|In order from left to right: , , and 
==External links==
*60 Frames short-film
*60 Frames trailer
*MrBsharpproductions website
Category:Documentaries
64 League Rankings

The SSB64 League Rankings was a list compiled annually by the SSB64 League and pre-selected panelists ranking the world's top 64 professional Super Smash Bros. players.
The rankings were compiled from results at notable tournaments and from the votes of a group of pre-selected panelists. The group of pre-selected panelists features notable community members from active regions across the world.
The first iteration of the rankings was released in 2016, with the second releasing in 2017. Following the second iteration, the rankings as a whole went on an unannounced hiatus. The third iteration was compiled and published by in response to the inactivity of SSB64 League and was recognized as the de facto continuation of the rankings. The 64 League Rankings were replaced by the SSB64UPR beginning in 2022.
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8-Bit

8-Bit is a Melee combo video featuring gameplay of by . It has gained popularity due to its unusual usage of synchronization between audio and video - the video opens with clips of G&W's forward aerial in time with the song's drum beat, and almost every time the vocals say "Hey!" a clip of the Judgment attack connecting with a 9 is shown. The video shows heavy usage of Fire and G&W's down aerial to disrupt recovery, as well as usage of his forward smash and down tilt to edgeguard.
==Video==
Category:Combo videos
AKANEIA

AKANEIA is a stage remnant in Super Smash Bros. Melee that can only be accessed through the activation of the by Action Replay. Both evidence left in the game itself and a comment by Masahiro Sakurai confirm that the stage was intended to be a stage; Fire Emblem is the only universe with playable characters which has no stage of its own in the final version of the game.
==Overview==
The game crashes if a battle is started with AKANEIA designated as the stage via the debug menu. Unlike similar non-playable levels in Melee such as DUMMY and ICETOP, there are no known hacks which allow AKANEIA to be properly accessed, and it is the only stage in all the game that is completely inaccessible. Unsubstantiated rumors claim that pieces of it can be isolated or viewed within the game's data, but no evidence proves that anyone has successfully accessed AKANEIA or discovered any unique elements for it.
When the game crashes from attempting to load AKANEIA, the following error is left in the Log:
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According to Masahiro Sakurai, responding on Smabura-Ken to a fan's confusion about the Fire Emblem series' lack of a stage, a Fire Emblem stage called ("Kingdom of Archanea") was in fact planned to appear in Melee. It was intended to feature s slinging boulders at a castle, while s and s would make appearances in an unspecified role. Unstated circumstances regarding its production resulted in it being scrapped.速報スマブラ拳!!: "アンケート集計拳!!"Source Gaming: "The Definitive Unused Fighters List in Smash" The unused AKANEIA is a remnant from this plan, as well as the fact that the track "" is named AKANEIA.HPS within the game's data. The idea of a Fire Emblem stage consisting of a castle under attack would be revisited in Super Smash Bros. Brawl, with the stage Castle Siege.
==Origin==
Archanea (known as Akaneia in Japanese, the English versions of Marth's trophy description and the Fire Emblem OVA series, and prior to 2017, in PAL releases) is a significant location featured in the first, third, eleventh, twelfth, and thirteenth Fire Emblem games, and is the name given both to the continent the games are set on and the mightiest nation on said continent. All of these games have featured Marth - who becomes the ruler of Archanea at the end of the story - in some capacity, and the first and third games were released prior to Melee.
==References==
Category:Hacking
Category:Stages
Category:Stages (SSBM)
Category:Fire Emblem universe
Category:Hacked stages
es:AKANEIA