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Presents

Presents is a menu item in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, accessible from the Vault, where players can receive spirits or music based on whether or not they have save data from specific games on their account. As of 13.0.3, six spirits and one music track have been delivered through Presents, with each spirit being made available through the Spirit Board in later updates.
If no presents are available, the menu item appears greyed out. It can still be scrolled over, but cannot be opened.
If an unclaimed present is available, a blue exclamation point will appear over the menu item.
If all presents have been claimed, the menu item remains and keeps track of what spirits or music have been claimed.
==Presents==
Present 	Image (News)	Image (Presents)	Initial Acquisition 	Universal Availability
spirit: 	 	 	Unlock with save data from Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu in Ver. 1.0.0 	Ver. 2.0.0
spirit: 	 	 	Unlock with save data from Pokémon: Let's Go, Eevee in Ver. 1.0.0 	Ver. 2.0.0
spirit: 	 	 	Unlock with save data from DRAGON QUEST XI S: Echoes of an Elusive Age - Definitive Edition demo or full game in Ver. 5.0.0	Ver. 6.0.0 (DLC Spirits only)
spirit: 	 	 	Unlock with save data from Persona 5 Strikers in Ver. 11.0.0 	Ver. 12.0.0
Ghosts 'n Goblins spirit:	 	 	Unlock with save data from Ghosts 'n Goblins Resurrection in Ver. 11.0.0 	Ver. 12.0.0
spirit: 	 	 	Unlock with save data from Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin in Ver. 12.0.0 	Ver. 13.0.0
music track: 	 	 	Unlock with save data from Kingdom Hearts: Melody of Memory in Ver. 13.0.0
Also requires Challenger Pack 11. 	N/A
==Gallery==
Vault-SSBU.png|The greyed-out Presents menu.
SSBU Presents unclaimed menu.jpg|The Presents menu with an unclaimed present available.
SSBU Presents unclaimed menu2.jpg|The inside of the Presents menu with an unclaimed present available.
SSBU Presents claim from menu.jpg|Claiming a present from inside the Presents menu.
SSBU Presents claimed menu.jpg|The Presents menu with all presents claimed.
SSBU Presents claimed menu2.jpg|The inside of the Presents menu with all presents claimed.
==Trivia==
* In at least some cases, having save data for the relevant game is not strictly necessary. For example, the Partner Eevee spirit can be obtained after just downloading the game's update data without opening the game.
Category:Modes (SSBU)
Prima Games

Prima Games is the largest publishing company of video game strategy guides in the United States of America and Europe. The company was originally an imprint of the Random House Information Group, based in Roseville, California. In November 2018, Random House announced that Prima would close down. However, on March 14, 2019, Asteri Holdings purchased Prima, shuttered the print division and restructured the division to be distribute entirely digital.https://www.asteri.io/asteri-acquires-prima-games/ Prima are renowned for creating Official Strategy Guides for video games, including the series.
==In the Super Smash Bros. series==
Prima Games are responsible for the creation of the Official Strategy Guide for Super Smash Bros., Super Smash Bros. Melee, Super Smash Bros. Brawl, Super Smash Bros. 4 and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. These books go into detail of strategies, character biographies, stage information and other miscellaneous pieces of Smash Bros.-related information, but are also fairly infamous for featuring noticeable mistakes, such as a false claim that 's Quick Draw can be cancelled. Prima Games' Super Smash Bros. Brawl Official Strategy Guide is also mocked by competitive players for its more causal ranking of the game's characters, with an example of such ranking being how , currently reigning at the top of the fan-made tier list in Brawl, is rated 6/10, on par with , the character at the bottom of said tier list. While the Super Smash Bros. Ultimate guide has been well-received in comparison and features in-depth explanations of advanced mechanics, much of the information on veteran characters is based on their viability and gameplan in Super Smash Bros. 4, for example citing 's overpowered and controversial status and explaining how to perform her SSB4 combos despite her severe nerfs and much more difficult combo game in Ultimate.
==Gallery==
PrimaSSB64.png|Cover for Super Smash Bros.
MeleeGuide.jpg|Cover for Super Smash Bros. Melee.
PrimaSSBB.png|Cover for Super Smash Bros. Brawl.
PrimaSSB4.png|Cover for Super Smash Bros. 4.
PrimaSSBU.png|Cover for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.
==References==
Category:Companies
Category:Print media
Princess (disambiguation)

Princess can refer to:
*Princess Peach
**Her playable appearance in Melee
**Her playable appearance in Brawl
**Her playable appearance in SSB4
**Her playable appearance in Ultimate
*Princess Daisy
**Her playable appearance in Ultimate
*Princess Zelda
**Her playable appearance in Melee
**Her playable appearance in Brawl
**Her playable appearance in SSB4
**Her playable appearance in Ultimate
*The term "Princess" is sometimes used to collectively refer to Peach and Daisy in competitive contexts due to being nigh-identical clones of each other in Ultimate, though Paisy is the more popular term for such purposes.
Category:Unofficial lingo
Category:Character-specific terminology
Princess Punch-Up!

Princess Punch-Up! is a single-player event match in . In it, the player controls , helped by , and must defeat and in a stock match.
== Progression ==
This event is unlocked by clearing The Demon King and the Goddess. Completing the event unlocks the down path.
* Down path: Awards the Mother Fairy trophy. Leads to Identity Crisis.
Completing the event on normal or hard difficulty within 60 seconds awards a Final Smash Healer Magic Stone equipment.
== Trivia ==
* This event resembles Melees Event 29: Triforce Gathering where Link and Zelda team up with one of them as a CPU ally. However, the playable roles between the two are switched.
Pro Impact Players/Videography

This page contains a list of Smash videos produced by the Pro Impact Players. 
== Completed Clip Movies ==
Release 	Title 	Duration	Video Editing 	Streams 	Info
27-Jul-06	Two Climbers, Two Hands 	7:54 	Mitchell Duncan 	Google YouTube 	Original Post
9-Sep-06 	The Luigi Getting Combo'd Video	4:12 	Randall Morrison	Google<Br> VidiLife YouTube	Original Post
11-Nov-06	Head Grenade 	6:41 	Randall Morrison	YouTube 	Original Post
3-Dec-06 	Ten Million Damage 	16:02 	Randall Morrison	Google 	Original Post
== Highlight Reels ==
Release 	Title 	Duration	Video Editing 	Streams	Info
26-Oct-06	Pro Impact BI-WEEKLY Smash #1 - Highlight Reel	1:03 	Randall Morrison	YouTube	Official BI-WEEKLY Thread1v1 Video Thread
6-Nov-06 	Pro Impact BI-WEEKLY Smash #2 - Highlight Reel	3:52 	Randall Morrison	YouTube	Official BI-WEEKLY Thread1v1 Video Thread
20-Nov-06	Pro Impact BI-WEEKLY Smash #3 - Highlight Reel	5:38 	Randall Morrison	YouTube	Official BI-WEEKLY Thread1v1 Video Thread
7-Dec-06 	Pro Impact BI-WEEKLY Smash #4 - Highlight Reel	2:51 	Randall Morrison	YouTube	Official BI-WEEKLY Thread1v1 Video Thread
21-Dec-06	Pro Impact BI-WEEKLY Smash #5 - Highlight Reel	4:50 	Randall Morrison	YouTube	Official BI-WEEKLY Thread1v1 Video Thread
8-Jan-06 	Pro Impact BI-WEEKLY Smash #6 - Highlight Reel	4:05 	Randall Morrison	YouTube	Official BI-WEEKLY Thread1v1 Video Thread
14-Jan-07	Pro Impact BI-WEEKLY Smash #7 - Highlight Reel	5:37 	Randall Morrison	YouTube	Official BI-WEEKLY Thread1v1 Video Thread
== Vignettes ==
Release 	Title 	Duration	Video Editing 	Streams	Info
26-Oct-06	RJM (Luigi) vs. CPU (Sandbag) - The ultimate 0-to-death combo!	7:54 	Randall Morrison	Google 	Original Post
6-Nov-06 	Nitrocidal vs. Ken - The ultimate 4-stocking! 	0:26 	Randall Morrison	YouTube	Official BI-WEEKLY Thread
==See also==
*Pro Impact BI-WEEKLY Smash
*
*
==External links==
*Pro Impact Players video channel
*View all highlight reels
*View full matches
SmashBoards
*Pro Impact BI-WEEKLY Smash - Official thread
*Pro Impact BI-WEEKLIES - 1v1 video thread
Category:Videos
Project64k

Project64k is a modified version of the Nintendo 64 emulator, 1.6. It was originally created by Hotquik and is currently developed by . As a Nintendo 64 emulator, the program has the ability to run Super Smash Bros., as well as a majority of the Nintendo 64's library. Project64k's name is a pun on the term 56k.
Compared to many other emulators of its type, including its base project of Project64, , 1964, and other projects, Project64k remains one of the most commonly used emulators in the Smash community due to its built-in ability to play games with others via the Internet with . As a result of this, a majority of online tournaments for Super Smash Bros. are held with the emulator, often either via servers such as Atlantis Smash, or, more frequently, via peer-to-peer connections. Although a number of Nintendo 64 emulators have started to support online play, such as Mupen64k, Project64k is still the most widely used emulator for Smash 64 netplay, owing to the greater familiarity of the emulator; that said, a number of hacks for emulators can allow for crossplay between Project64k and Mupen64Plus.
Project64k has notably seen use at tournaments for Smash 64, and the use of the emulator is actually preferred by some players, who may use unusual controllers for the game outside of the standard Nintendo 64 controller, such as keyboards. 
Outside of these facilities for netplay, the emulator has also been popular for its use in tool-assisted superplays, due to its extensive hacking capabilities that feature compatibility with GameShark and Action Replay, and other features, such as frame-by-frame play.
Despite popular belief, Project64k software in isolation is not inherently illegal to own and operate. In the United States, several lawsuits have ruled in favor of emulators falling under fair use, such as in 1992 and Sony Computer Entertainment, Inc. v. Connectix Corporation and Sony Computer Entertainment America v. Bleem in 2000, as well as the declaring emulators as exempt from standard copyright protections. However, most methods to obtain games in a format that can actually be played on an emulator are considered piracy, which is illegal, so players are often warned to use emulation at their own discretion.
==See also==
*Dolphin
==External links==
*Project64k's official site
*Project64k download site
*A guide to Projec64k netplay from Anther's Ladder
Category:Consoles
Category:Hacking
Category:Technology
Category:Emulators
Prominence Revolt

Prominence Revolt (, Prominence Revolt) is Pyra's up special move.
==Overview==
The attack consists of Pyra leaping into the air, before diving downwards and creating a pillar of fire upon landing. It functions similarly to other diving up special moves, though contrary to the norm its meteor smash is very weak. As a result, it is considerably less viable to utilize the move for a sacrificial KO in comparison to similar up specials, though its weak meteor smash can still gimp opponents with weaker recoveries, which is only practical if Pyra has the stock lead. On the other hand, it is incredibly powerful for a move of its kind onstage, being able to KO most characters under 100% if the attack is positioned right; this makes it a very powerful out of shield option, though it is extremely punishable on shield, to the point that nearly every character in the game can punish a failed attempt with a forward smash. Pyra can also drift slightly forward or backwards before descending, though it is possible to miss the descending attack after connecting with the rising portion if she drifts too far.
Similar to 's Final Cutter and 's Stone Scabbard, Pyra will only enter a helpless state if she lands on the ground with the attack, but is immediately pushed off a nearby edge by windboxes, stage hazards, or fighter collisions while she is still in her ground-slam animation.
==Instructional quotes==
==Origin==
Prominence Revolt is Pyra's Level 2 Special in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. In the original game, the move causes pillars of flame to appear under enemies; Pyra also makes less of a leap into the air, likely due to the ground-based combat of the Xenoblade Chronicles series.
==Gallery==
Pyra SSBU Skill Preview Up Special.png|Prominence Revolt as shown by the Move List in Ultimate.
==Names in other languages==
==Trivia==
*There is a glitch where if Pyra falls long enough while using Prominence Revolt, the three flames on her sword will slowly become detached. The glitch is very slow and isn't noticeable in normal play due to Pyra self-destructing within a second on even the tallest stages, however creating a stage with a series of Warp Zones will allow it to be seen.
Category:Xenoblade Chronicles universe
Category:Up special moves
Category:Pyra
Category:Pyra (SSBU)
Protagonist (Persona 3)

The protagonist of Persona 3 is the player character, and leader of the organization known as S.E.E.S. (Specialized Extracurricular Execution Squad) (, Special Extracurricular Activity Department). Although the player can name him in his original game, official media consistently gives him the default name Makoto Yuki (, Yuki Makoto). The original manga adaptation also gives him the one-off name Minato Arisato (, Arisato Minato).
==Origin==
Makoto Yuki is a high school student who comes to live in Tatsumi Port Island. During his stay there, he attends Gekkoukan High School and learns of the existence of S.E.E.S., an organization comprised primarily of Persona users who come from Gekkoukan. The main priority of S.E.E.S. is to eliminate Shadows, and investigate the phenomenons known as Tartarus, an impossibly large tower that appears at the location of Gekkoukan every night at midnight, and the Dark Hour, an extra hour that takes place between midnight and 1 A.M., which only those who have the potential to use Personas are conscious during. After awakening to the potential of his Persona days into his stay on Tatsumi Port Island, the protagonist joins S.E.E.S. and helps them to eliminate Shadows and learn more about the strange occurrences plaguing the area.
==In Super Smash Bros. Ultimate==
===As a stage element===
The Protagonist, along with his female counterpart, have their feet shown on the television in Mementos when Persona 3 music is playing. This is taken directly from the opening to Persona 3 Portable.
===As a costume===
A DLC costume for based on the Protagonist is available for purchase in Ultimate. This changes the sword trails to blue, harkening back to the aesthetics of Persona 3.
==Names in other languages==
==Trivia==
*Although a female protagonist for Persona 3 was introduced in Persona 3 Portable, the Mii Swordfighter costume uses the male design for both the male and female Miis.
==External links==
*Article on the Megami Tensei Wiki
* Mii Fighter Costumes #1 Trailer
Category:Third-party characters
Category:Sega
Category:Atlus
Protagonist (Persona 4)

The protagonist of Persona 4 is the main character, and leader of a group of high school students known as the Investigation Team. Although the player can name him in his game, in the media following Persona 4, his official name is Yu Narukami (, Narukami Yu) in most appearances. In addition, he is given the one-off name Souji Seta (, Seta Souji) in the manga.
==Origin==
Yu Narukami is a high school student staying in the small, rural town of Inaba with his uncle Ryotaro Dojima and cousin Nanako Dojima, as his own parents are working abroad. As he makes friends and studies, various unexplained murders occur in the small town, and a mysterious TV channel switches on every foggy midnight called the Midnight Channel. The protagonist and his high school friends can enter televisions to explore the mysterious Midnight Channel, also called TV World, and slay monsters called Shadows, which represent people's darkest secrets.
==In Super Smash Bros. Ultimate==
===As a costume===
A DLC costume for based on the Protagonist is available for purchase in Ultimate. This causes the sword trails to become yellow, harkening back to the aesthetics of Persona 4.
==Names in other languages==
==Trivia==
*The Protagonist previously appeared in the fighting games , , and .
==External links==
*Article on the Megami Tensei Wiki
* Mii Fighter Costumes #1
Category:Third-party characters
Category:Sega
Category:Atlus
Proto Man

Proto Man (, Blues) is a character from the universe.
==Origin==
Proto Man is a prototype robot built by Dr. Light, and thus serves as an "older brother" to Mega Man and Roll. After he was completed, Dr. Light discovered a power defect, which would end up depleting Proto Man's power supply. He tried to fix Proto Man, but Proto Man was programmed with independence, which he thought Dr. Light was going to remove, so he fled, and Dr. Light, having learned from the defect, perfected the power supply and created Mega Man and Roll before creating the Robot Masters. Proto Man was discovered by Dr. Wily, who fixed his energy core. He has similar abilities to Mega Man, such as an arm cannon and the Variable Weapons System, but also carries a shield and has a distinctive whistle tune to announce his presence. Proto Man was initially allied with Dr. Wily and would help him in his schemes, but later games depict him as an aloof ally to Mega Man. Dr. Wily attempts to frame Proto Man as the villain in Mega Man 5, but the impostor Dark Man is ultimately revealed by the real Proto Man. Proto Man is also playable in several games, such as Mega Man Powered Up, Mega Man 9, and Mega Man 10.
==In Super Smash Bros. 4==
Proto Man appears in Super Smash Bros. 4 with three roles.
===In Smash Tour===
In Smash Tour, Proto Man is a green item. A player using Proto Man will cause any items that target them to be reflected back to the attacking item's user. This resembles how his signature shield blocks projectiles in his own series.
===As a costume===
Proto Man is the basis for a paid downloadable content Mii Costume for s. Nintendo also released a QR code for those who wish to have the exact Mii used in the costume's advertising.
===Trophy===
Proto Man's trophy is exclusive to the Wii U version.
==In Super Smash Bros. Ultimate==
===As a costume===
Proto Man appears as a Mii Costume for s, released with the third wave of Mii Fighters.
===Assist role===
Proto Man appears alongside Mega Man during Mega Legends. Along with Bass and five incarnations of Mega Man, he fires a laser at the trapped opponent.
===Spirit===
Proto Man also appears as a Legend-class primary spirit. He can be summoned using the cores of , , and one support type.
No.	Image	Name	Type	Class	Slots	Base 	Max 	Base	Max 	Base	Max 	Ability 	Series
865	 	 	★★★★	3 	4011 	10029	1484	3711	2527	6318	No Effect	Mega Man Series	
==Names in other languages==
==See also==
*Proto Man on the Mega Man Knowledge Base
Category:Third-party characters
Category:Trophies (SSB4-Wii U)
Category:Capcom
Category:Spirits
Pseudo-jump

The pseudo-jump is an attribute that some special moves have. It will lift the user up slightly while airborne, but will only do so once before touching the ground again. 
==List of pseudo-jumps==
*All variations of Marth’s Dancing Blade
*Mewtwo’s Confusion
*Mario’s, Dr. Mario’s and Luigi’s Mario Tornado, Doctor Tornado, and Luigi Cyclone, respectively
*Mario’s and Dr. Mario’s Cape and Super Sheet, respectively
*Peach’s Toad.
==Technical information==
Upon landing, the flag for the pseudo-jump lift effect is reset, so the next time the move is used, it will lift the user again (and set the flag to 0 again). If a character has more than one move with pseudo-jump properties, each of them has its own flag, yet all flags are reset upon landing.
However, not every way of transitioning from air to ground is flagged as landing, as far as the pseudo-jump flag is concerned.
These ways of landing do refresh the flag:
*Landing – the generic landing animation from empty jumps, including auto-cancels
*LandingFallSpecial (LFS) – the landing animation from air dodges (thus including wavedash and wavelanding) and some specials (mostly up specials)
*Landing after any pseudo-jumping move
These ways of landing do not refresh the flag:
*LandingAir – all landing animations from aerial landing attacks (AttackAir*), regardless of whether they are L-canceled or not
*Most special moves that don't go into Landing or LandingFallSpecial upon touching the ground.http://smashboards.com/posts/21261494
==References==
Category:Unofficial lingo
Ptooie

Ptooie (, Shuringan) is Piranha Plant's neutral special move.
==Overview==
When used, Piranha Plant spits a spike ball out of its mouth and keeps it airborne by blowing on it, with the ball rising and falling periodically. Piranha Plant will continue to blow on the ball until either it is launched in a direction, or the player stops holding the button, at which point the ball will be swallowed. Piranha Plant can fire the ball left or right, and if the player launches it while it is at its lowest point, it will travel further than normal. While blowing the ball, it requires damage of at least 10% damage to the spike ball to stop it. In which case, Piranha Plant will simply stop blowing it. 
The spike ball has transcendent priority. As a result, Ptooie is excellent for projectile defense and gives it leverage against zoners as a result. Furthermore, the move stalls Piranha Plant's descent if used in the air. These traits make the spike ball an incredibly deadly edgeguarding tool as well. However, its damage decreases each time it hits an opponent, and after bouncing on the ground once it will lose its hitbox.
The move also makes for effective bait if the player just keeps blowing the ball, as any opponent that attempts to attack Piranha Plant directly during such will most likely have the ball drop onto them in response. This makes Ptooie a pseudo-counter of sorts, serving as a strong reversal option in disadvantage. In addition, the "loss" animation is far shorter than any other ending animation for Ptooie, which also makes it possible to combo from. 
The spiked ball spit, when timed on a certain frame of the landing animation, can perform advanced techniques such as spitting the Ptooie, but doing the swallow animation (known as a “Spallow”), or doing the spit animation while the Ptooie just drops under the Piranha Plant; bypassing all soft platforms and becoming a deadly edgeguard tool against linear recoveries on stages such as Kalos Pokémon League.
==Instructional quote==
==Origin==
The name is a reference to the Ptooie enemy from Super Mario Bros. 3. When encountered, Ptooies blow on spike balls to keep them suspended in the air, occasionally blowing on them harder to raise them higher. The move also has the same design as in Super Mario Bros. 3, as Ptooie’s appearances in recent games feature a more natural-looking spike ball. The Japanese name of the attack is the same name of the spiked balls that both Ptooies and s spit out, being one of the several Japanese names for Mario enemies derived from .
The Ptooie is also referenced in Palutena's Guidance when performed for Piranha Plant, in addition to other types of Piranha Plants.
==Gallery==
SSBUWebsitePiranhaPlant2.jpg|Piranha Plant using Ptooie at on Halberd.
File:Ptooie.jpg|Piranha Plant using Ptooie against Zelda.
Piranha Plant SSBU Skill Preview Neutral Special.png|Ptooie as shown by the Move List in Ultimate.
==Names in other languages==
Category:Neutral special moves
Category:Mario universe
Category:Projectiles
Category:Piranha Plant
Category:Piranha Plant (SSBU)
Puerto Rican Power Rankings

The Puerto Rican Power Rankings are the national rankings for Puerto Rico.
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Category:North American Power Rankings