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Co-Op Event 19: Shadow of Andross

Shadow of Andross (, Shadow of Andorf) is the 19th co-op event match out of a total of 21 in Super Smash Bros. Brawl. As and , the players must KO in the Lylat Cruise stage, while getting attacked by and having to avoid the Assist Trophy character Andross.
==Names in other languages==
==Trivia==
*This event is a reference to the fact that Wolf and Andross are the main villains of the universe.
*This is the first time an Assist Trophy character is on the stage permanently. This concept was later revived in certain Spirit Battles in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate as Assist Trophy enemies.
**Furthermore, the concept of Andross endlessly shooting tiles at the player is revived in Ghast's, Commander's and his Star Fox 64 3D spirit battle.
*This event appears to be the inverse of single player Event 38: The Wolf Hunts the Fox, where instead of using Wolf to defeat Fox and Falco, the players use Fox and Falco to defeat Wolf.
*This event is similar to Melees event Event 29: Triforce Gathering, where two characters (the main protagonists) team up to defeat a villain (the main antagonist) from any specific game of their own universe.
Category:Co-Op Events
Co-Op Event 20: The Final Battle for Two

The Final Battle for Two (, Final Battle for Two) is the 20th and penultimate co-op event match out of a total of 21 in Super Smash Bros. Brawl. Players will have to defeat , , , , , and , all of whom are antagonists of their universes, all while fighting on . Each player can be any character they choose with two stocks each, while each opponent has only one. Despite the name, the name of this co-op event match may initially imply that this is the final co-op event in the game. However, the secret 21st co-op event is unlocked upon completion, containing harder enemies (which is all 35 of Brawl's characters).
==Names in other languages==
==Trivia== 
*This is the co-op variant of Event 40: The Final Battle, as both events require the player to defeat opponents who are antagonists of their universes. Additionally, Bowser, King Dedede, and Ganondorf are one of the opponents in this co-op event. 
Category:Co-Op Events
Co-Op Event 21: The True All-Star Battle

The True All-Star Battle (, The REAL All-Star Battle) is the 21st and last co-op event match out of a total of 21 in Super Smash Bros. Brawl. In this event, the player has to KO the entire playable cast (minimum all 35 characters) in Brawl. The cast is fought in order of which Smash game they appeared in and whether or not they're secret. Only one of or and or will be fought, and the will only fight with one Pokémon. Both players have one stock. As would be expected, the opponents are at a lower handicap than the players and are particularly vulnerable to attacks with high base knockback.
==Names in other languages==
==Trivia==
*Although the event's background shows , the battle is fought on the .
*The music for this event is , which is unusual because it normally only plays on the menu screen and in The Subspace Emissary.
*If is fought, she will appear misplaced in the order, being with the Smash 64 characters instead of the Brawl newcomers.
*The order the characters are fought in matches the order they appear in on The Subspace Emissary's and mode's character selection screen, with the exceptions of being placed between and rather than and and being the last character to appear after rather than between Toon Link and .
Category:Co-Op Events
Co-Op Event 2: Master the Pokémon Tag Battle

Master the Pokémon Tag Battle (, Master! Pokémon Tag Battle) is the 2nd co-op event match out of a total of 21 in Super Smash Bros. Brawl. It involves player 1 controlling the with 3 stock (like in Event 5: Become the Champion!) and player 2 controlling with 1 stock to defeat another Pikachu and Pokémon Trainer. The fight takes place on Pokémon Stadium 2. As a likely reference to a Pokémon battle, when one of the Pokémon Trainer's Pokémon is KO'd, that Pokémon is eliminated from the match and cannot be used again.
==Names in other languages==
Category:Co-Op Events
Co-Op Event 3: Fastest, Shortest, Sudden Death

Fastest, Shortest, Sudden Death is the 3rd co-op event match out of a total of 21 in Super Smash Bros. Brawl. Player 1 plays as while Player 2 plays as . As the name implies, the event plays similarly to Super Sudden Death, with everyone starting at 300% damage. The objective is to see how many enemies can be defeated in 10 seconds. and are the enemies fought, and they keep respawning continuously until the 10 seconds are over. 
==Names in other languages==
==Trivia==
*Coincidentally, both playable characters in this event have the fastest (Yoshi) and slowest (King Dedede) air speed by default.
*This is the only co-op event where the player(s) start with given damage.
Category:Co-Op Events
Co-Op Event 4: The DK Tag Calamity

The DK Tag Calamity is the 4th co-op event match out of a total of 21 in Super Smash Bros. Brawl. In this scenario, and are tiny, and their opponents are normal-sized. The player can collect Lightning Bolts to make opponents smaller and easier to KO; although it is not mandatory, this is the only item that will spawn. The enemy Donkey Kong is slightly larger than the playable Donkey Kong.
==Names in other languages==
==Trivia==
*This event shares the same characters, stage, and music track with the solo event Event 7: Diddy Kong Panic.
*Unusually, the enemy Donkey Kong cannot be Star KO'd or Screen KO'd, making him the only "Donkey Kong" (besides in The Subspace Emissary) who will just always be blast KO'd.
**This is due to him and the enemy Diddy Kongs being considered multi-man opponents.
Category:Co-Op Events
Co-Op Event 5: The Yoshi Team of 50

The Yoshi Team of 50 is the 5th co-op event match out of a total of 21 in Super Smash Bros. Brawl, played on Rainbow Cruise as (P1) and (P2). With two lives each, they must KO fifty Yoshis, who take higher knockback from attacks, before the ship completes one lap of the course (which takes 4 minutes).
==Names in other languages==
==Trivia== 
*This event may be considered the successor to the Yoshi Team fight from the 1P Game in the original Super Smash Bros., the Super Smash Bros. Melee event The Yoshi Herd, and the Yoshi Team fight on Stage 1 of Melees Adventure Mode. It could also be considered the co-op variant of the solo event Yoshi's Rainbow.
*Though the event's picture shows four Yoshis in frame, only two will appear at once during game play.
*The music track used for this event is Obstacle Course, otherwise unavailable on Rainbow Cruise, as it would normally play on Yoshi's Island.
*One can complete this event faster by pausing the game while each Yoshi loads. This allows the console to load each Yoshi without taking any time away from the player. Doing this correctly can allow each Yoshi to spawn instantly whenever one is KO'd.
*In this event, the stage moves at a 1/2 speed than in normal matches, where it usually takes only 2 minutes for Rainbow Cruise to complete one lap.
Category:Co-Op Events
Co-Op Event 6: Unwanted Suitors

Unwanted Suitors (, Who Stalks in Silence) is the 6th co-op event match out of a total of 21 in Super Smash Bros. Brawl. In this event, and are against two invisible opponents, and . It is somewhat similar to the Melee Event Slippy's Invention.
==Names in other languages==
==Trivia==
*The identity of which characters the two opponents even are is heavily obscured during this event: in addition to their invisibility, their character name and portrait do not appear next to their damage percentage, they do not vocalise, and their series symbol is displayed as the universe, rather than the or universe.
*This event has the player use transforming characters. However, is in the next co-op event, Battle of the Dark Sides. While does not have an assigned co-op event, she can appear as a transformation of Zelda in this event. In this regard, she serves as a semi-assigned character for the co-op events.
Category:Co-Op Events
Co-Op Event 7: Battle of the Dark Sides

Battle of the Dark Sides (, Fight to the Death, Dark Corps) is the 7th co-op event match out of a total of 21 in Super Smash Bros. Brawl. Player 1 controls , while Player 2 controls . This is the co-op counterpart to the solo event Event 18: Dark Link Duel, but Samus has been added to both teams. The King Bulblin hazard has been removed once again. Each player has 200 HP, and the event is completed by dropping both the CPUs' HP to 0.
==Names in other languages==
==Notes==
*This event alludes to Dark Link, whom is a boss/mini-boss in the Legend of Zelda series, and Dark Samus, who is the main antagonist of the Metroid Prime series.
**While Dark Link in the Zelda series is indeed a version of Link rendered pure black, the Dark Samus in this event is only a reference in name, as the real Dark Samus has a unique appearance.
Category:Co-Op Events
Co-Op Event 8: All MINE!

All MINE! (, Everything is Mine) is the 8th co-op event match out of a total of 21 in Super Smash Bros. Brawl. It is a Coin match, in which the player is , and the second player is . The two players must work together to collect 2,000 coins together (coins from and ; their two opponents). If either player loses the coins, the event will end in a failure.
==Names in other languages==
==Trivia==
*The song used for this event is WarioWare, Inc. Medley, which is otherwise unavailable on Skyworld, but plays on WarioWare, Inc., though it appropriately matches the theme of the event.
*Like Event 19: Wario Bros., since this is one of the 8 co-op events available from the start, it is possible to play this event before unlocking Luigi despite him appearing in it. 
Category:Co-Op Events
Co-Op Event 9: Those Who Wait in Onett

Those Who Wait in Onett is the 9th co-op event match out of a total of 21 in Super Smash Bros. Brawl. Player 1 controls , while Player 2 controls . Both must work together to KO and twice to clear the event match.
==Names in other languages==
==Trivia==
*This co-op event shares many similarities with the solo event match Visit to Onett. Both of these event matches focus on Lucas and Ness, take place on Onett, and play the same track (Mother (Melee)).
Category:Co-Op Events
Coin (disambiguation)

Coins can refer to:
* Coins used for various purposes in-game, including Continues and Super Smash Bros. Melee's Lottery. Known as Gold in Super Smash Bros. 4.
** Coin Launcher, a minigame in Super Smash Bros. Brawl which replaces the Lottery as one means to collect trophies marked as “Random”.
* Coin Battle, a type of match in Versus Mode.
** Smash Coins and Bills, used in Coin Battles.
* s from the series, which appear as:
** The effect used exclusively by Super Jump Punch and its variants.
** A trophy in Melee.
** A sticker in Brawl.
** A gameplay element on the Golden Plains stage.
* Play Coins, a currency used in various 3DS applications that is obtained via the pedometer.
* , a , player from Michigan.
Category:Mario universe
Category:Trophies (SSBM)
Category:Stickers
Coin (effect)

Coin is an attack effect used in Super Smash Bros. series. It is primarily used by Mario, Luigi, and Dr. Mario, who all use the move Super Jump Punch. If the attack connects, coins from the franchise will come out of them. Coins will only come out of the sourspot for Luigi. Dr. Mario only has this effect in Super Smash Bros. Melee. Super Smash Bros. Ultimate introduced Cappy having a chance of appearing alongside purple coins from Super Mario Odyssey. The effect is purely aesthetic and does not affect gameplay, though it does act as a visual indicator for if and how the attack connects.
==List of attacks with coin hitboxes==
===Gold coins===
====By characters====
Character	Move 	Games
Mario 	Super Jump Punch	
Luigi 	Super Jump Punch	
 	Super Jump Punch	
====By items====
Character 	Move 	Games
Poké Ball Pokémon	Meowth: Pay Day	
===Purple coins===
Character	Move 	Games
 	Super Jump Punch	
==Gallery==
BrawlCoin.png|Coin animation used in Brawl.
Category:Effects
Coin Battle

Coin is a mode of Vs. play in Super Smash Bros. Melee, Super Smash Bros. Brawl, and . The objective is to collect as many Smash Coins - and, in Brawl and Wii U, Smash Bills - as possible within a time limit. The player holding the most Smash Coins at the end of the match wins. Coin battles have been removed entirely in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.
==Overview==
Coin battle is accessible as a rule like stock or time. The time limit can be adjusted, but not the stock amount as every player technically has an unlimited amount of stocks in this mode. Every selection screen functions as normal. If items are turned on, coins can be found in container items.
During gameplay, every player starts with zero coins, and coins (and bills in later entries) are produced when any attack hits an opponent. The coins launch out of the victim at an angle and velocity somewhat based on the properties of the attack. When the coins are launched, any player can collect them, even the victim after a grace period. The amount and value of the coins released depends on the strength of the attack, with the game prioritizing the least amount of coins and bills on-screen. If a player is hit, the coins ejected from their character is not taken away from their own total. However, players still take normal damage and knockback, and can "lose a stock" by getting launched into a blast line. Should this happen, the KO'd player will lose half of their total coins (to a maximum of 100 in Brawl and for Wii U). Several gold coins will also be launched from the blast zone, and can be grabbed if other players are fast enough. Should multiple fighters have an equal amount of coins when time runs out, the match will go to Sudden Death, with the winner being the last fighter standing. Here, the coins earned do not apply.
In Melee, there are copper, silver, and gold Smash Coins, worth one, five, and ten points respectively. In Brawl, the coins were lowered in value to one, three, and six points respectively, while a new item, the Smash Bill, is introduced. Bills flutter and fly erratically, making them difficult to pick up, but they are worth 10 points each.
Coin battles also take place in certain event matches, namely Spare Change, All MINE!, The Great Remodeling Battle, Four Swords Brawl, Jackpot Opportunity, A Royal Errand, and An Offering of Coins. 
In Super Smash Bros for Wii U, Coin Battles cannot be played in 8-Player Smash.
==Trivia==
*Every Co-op coin event match requires both players to stay alive.
Category:Multiplayer modes
Category:Options
Category:Modes (SSBM)
Category:Modes (SSBB)
Category:Modes (SSB4-Wii U)
Colombian Power Rankings

The Colombian Power Rankings are the power rankings for the South American country Colombia.
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==External links==
*2017 Smash 4 Rankings: 
*Thunder Ranking Colombia v1 on YouTube: 20-11 10-1
==References==
Category:South American Power Rankings
Color TV-Game (universe)

The Color TV-Game universe (, Color TV-Game) refers to the series's collection of properties based on the Color TV-Game dedicated consoles made by Nintendo in the late 1970s.
==Franchise description==
After several decades of Nintendo constantly changing industries with no real direction or goals, the company finally settled on toys and entertainment, which evolved into video games. After a few successful releases like in 1973, Wild Gunman in 1974, and Duck Hunt in 1976, the company decided to invest into the new and exciting home console market. However, they had no experience in the industry, and reached out to third parties for assistance. These companies ended up being electronics, who would help design the consoles, and , who agreed to license their hardware to Nintendo.
These efforts bared fruit in 1977 with the release of the Color TV-Game 6, a console that played variants on Light Tennis, a game very similar to . This is due to the console being a modified Magnavox Odyssey, which almost exclusively played different versions of Pong. Later consoles in the series include the Color TV-Game 15 (1977), Color TV-Game 112 (1978), Color TV Block Kusure (1979), and Computer TV Game (1980). All of these consoles were exclusively released in Japan; Nintendo would later enter the international home console market with the in 1985.
==In Super Smash Bros. 4==
Only one property of this universe appears in this game.
*Color TV-Game 15: An Assist Trophy based on the 1977 light tennis console. Paddles appear on either side of the stage, hitting the "ball" back and forth and damaging characters in between them.
==In Super Smash Bros. Ultimate==
Color TV-Game 15 appears once more as an Assist Trophy. When summoned, the background of the current stage is now completely dulled out to resemble the graphics of the original game, as well as to increase visibility. It can be defeated by attacking the paddles.
==Trivia==
*The Color TV-Game universe is the oldest universe represented in Smash debuting in the year 1977. It is also one of only three properties represented in Smash to debut in the 1970s, the others being and .
 
Category:Consoles
es:Color TV-Game (universo)
Colorado Power Rankings

The Colorado Power Rankings are the Smash rankings for the state of Colorado. 
==Super Smash Bros. Melee rankings==
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==External links==
*Colorado Smash Bros Facebook group
*Ultimate Power Rankings
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Columbus Power Rankings

The Columbus Power Rankings are the power rankings for Central Ohio, including the Columbus metropolitan area.
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==External links==
*SmashBoards PM rankings Thread
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Category:American Power Rankings
Community Safety Resource Project

The Community Safety Resource Project (CSRP) is a volunteer-driven consultation panel dedicated to maintaining a positive, welcoming, and safe environment in the Super Smash Bros. community. The project was in development for years before being officially launched on September 17th, 2024. It serves as a successor to the SSB Code of Conduct Panel.
The primary focus of the panel is their "Resource Directory", a list of health and well-being resources for competitors and organizers. These resources are displayed on a map, showing services that are available either nationwide or in a player's local scene. This directory is regularly updated.
Alongside their Resource Directory, the CSRP also features a "Restricted Player Register", a list of players the panel recommends a ban for. Unlike the Global Ban Database, the CSRP is not directly involved with deciding bans. Instead, bans are determined through unaffiliated Code of Conduct panels, usually in the case's local region; the CSRP themselves may also help create such Code of Conduct panels in scenes that do not have one. The Restricted Player Register is partnered with SSBMRank, LumiRank, and SchuStats: any player who appears on the list are disqualified from their respective lists, and any events these players attend are disqualified from the rankings as well. 
==Team==
===Administrators===
Name 	Role(s)
Kat McMurry 	Project Director
Tim "Wulfric" McMurry 	Project Administrator
Lei Kazemi 	Director of Accessibility
Elodie “Ritual” Harrison	Director of Technology, Project Administrator
Liam "Bumble" Young 	Policy Advisor, Discord Administrator
Robin "Pteryx" Radloff 	Policy Development, Technology Administrator
===Advisors===
Name 	Role(s)
Emerae Hoylman 	Policy Development, Outreach Team
Brenden "" Neuberger	Technical Advisor, Website Development
==Ban severity levels==
Each player on the Restricted Player Registry is given a rating depending on the severity of their ban. The severity levels are as followed:
Level	Applicable offenses
A 	Recommended For Global Ban
B 	Recommended Ban From One Region/Current Region
C 	Recommended Ban From Online Settings
D 	Recommended For Temporary Suspension
==External links==
*Website
*Twitter account
Category:Competitive play