Made a lot of progress with this, and I'd like not to start over again; once this is saved, I'll wrap up the remaining trailers.
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==[[Villager]]==
==[[Villager]]==
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Villager's trailer, shown at E3 2013,
began
with Villager receiving a letter
with the Smash symbol on it
. He is then shown excitedly running through the town while the animal citizens look at him with surprise. The open envelope drifts down, catching Tom Nook's eye. The trailer then shows
off
Mario, Link, Samus, Kirby, Pit, Fox, Donkey Kong, and Pikachu.
Gameplay
clips are shown, revealing Bowser in the process. Mario and
Bowser have
a
fight on
the Boxing Ring
,
and Mario is taken by surprise when he is caught by Villager's butterfly net. Following that, several
gameplay
clips of him are shown. Finally, the trailer ends with the logo of the game being shown.
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Villager's trailer, shown at E3 2013
and also doubling as the first trailer for the game
,
begins
with Villager
in an {{uv|Animal Crossing}} town checking his mailbox and
receiving a letter. He is then shown excitedly running through the town while the animal citizens look at him with surprise. The open envelope drifts down, catching Tom Nook's eye
; the camera pays extra attention to the seal on the letter, that used for the Super Smash Bros. series
. The trailer then shows
[[
Mario
]]
,
[[
Link
]]
,
[[
Samus
]]
,
[[
Kirby
]]
,
[[
Pit
]]
,
[[
Fox
]]
,
[[
Donkey Kong
]]
, and
[[
Pikachu
]] in their home series before they all form in the midst of a misty abyss and jump into the top screen on a [[Nintendo 3DS]]
.
A series of gameplay
clips are shown, revealing
[[
Bowser
]]
in the process
, as well as [[Battlefield (SSB4)|a]] [[Gerudo Valley|multitude]] [[Spirit Train|of]] [[Arena Ferox|new]] [[3D Land|playable]] [[Living Room|stages]] before a clip that shows Mario leaping from [[Smash Run|a then-unknown location]] and back into the misty abyss from before, preparing for the transition from 3DS to [[Wii U]]
.
Pixel by pixel,
Mario
is taken apart
and
put back together, now in
a
crisper quality, as he and
the
characters from before land on another Battlefield. The process repeats again, showing off some more [[Skyloft|new]] [[
Boxing Ring
|stages]] before the video cuts to Mario
and
Bowser fighting, whereupon Bowser attacks
Mario
, but before Mario can respond, he
is taken by surprise when he is caught by Villager's butterfly net
. The camera zooms in on the Villager, with a caption announcing that "Villager comes to town!"
. Following that, several clips of him are shown
fighting using various tools from his home series
. Finally,
stills of all the currently known characters follow one another before
the trailer ends with the logo of the game being shown.
==[[Mega Man]]==
==[[Mega Man]]==
==[[Wii Fit Trainer]]==
==[[Wii Fit Trainer]]==
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Wii Fit Trainer's trailer, simply titled ''Wii Fit Trainer Joins the Battle!'', opens on a screen showing ''Wii Fit'' gameplay. The screen pans out to show the gameplay is actually on a television screen as [[Mario]], [[Link]], and [[Kirby]] are all following the game's instructions, all of whom are having trouble keeping the given poses. A white arm taps Mario on the shoulder as he and the others look at the individual tapping him, revealed to be the [[Wii Fit Trainer]]. She assumes another yoga pose that sends the trio soaring and leaves the television the three were using askew. The trailer then cuts to a number of clips in succession, in which the Wii Fit Trainer uses a number of yoga poses to attack her foes, even using [[Wii Fit (Final Smash)|a barrage of them]] in her [[Final Smash]]. She addresses the camera and delivers a thumbs up while the trailer ends on a caption that exclaims that "Wii Fit Trainer weighs in!", with the Balance Board bouncing up and down behind her.
==[[Sonic]]==
==[[Sonic]]==
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Sonic's trailer, lacking a name, begins when [[Mario]] and [[Mega Man]] are busy fighting in Battlefield, whereupon, after Mega Man is thrown to the ground, recovers as he and Mario rush towards one another; their bout is cut short by [[Sonic]] darting into the stage, attacking both of them in the process. The remainder of the trailer shows Sonic doing battle with several other Nintendo characters, though it also confirms the existence of the [[Windy Hill Zone]] stage and shows the three mascots in battle once again.
==[[Rosalina & Luma]]==
==[[Rosalina & Luma]]==
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Rosalina & Luma's trailer, titled ''Comet Observatory'', opens in space, with [[Kirby]] soaring the cosmos on his signature [[Warp Star]] as he flies to a race on a Rainbow Road. [[Mario]] and [[Donkey Kong]], the leaders in the race, are busy glaring at each other, both trying to take the lead, before Kirby darts by them forcing them to spin out; he soon crosses the finish line. The camera cuts to a glow in space, which is revealed to be a Launch Star, rocketing a blue orb out towards space, where Kirby is once again happily traversing the stars. The blue orb whizzes on by Kirby, making him lose control of his Warp Star and force a crash landing back onto the course. The blue orb splits in two at this point; while one whirls above the Rainbow Road, the other races down towards the track, where it slows down and reveals itself as a [[Luma (species)|Luma]]. Kirby and the Luma stare at each other curiously before several of the other racers, in particular, [[Luigi]], [[Peach]], and [[Bowser]] arrive, all wondering what the figure is; albeit Donkey Kong expresses his curiosity by poking Kirby rather than the Luma. The glow from the other orb envelops the stage, which gathers the attention of the six figures. The Luma bounces towards the source of the orb and jumps in its arms. As the camera slowly pans up, the figure holds the Luma in its arms and glances at the camera face-first; the figure in question being [[Rosalina]]. The ensuing caption declares that "Rosalina & Luma launch into battle!" before cutting to new gameplay footage showing Rosalina coordinating her attacks with the Luma and the versatility such a pairing entails. The trailer ends with both Rosalina & Luma twirling around before a small snippet from the trailer that shows Kirby and the Luma dancing.
==[[Little Mac]]==
==[[Little Mac]]==
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Little Mac's trailer, titled ''Champion of the Ring'', begins in a gym, during which time the trailer is portrayed in a comic-book-like art style. A figure in a pink hoodie is busy training [[Doc Louis|with a coach offering them encouragement]]. More shots of this figure training are shown, culminating in them delivering an uppercut that sends the [[Sandbag]] flying through a window. The figure sheds the hoodie and takes a stance, their identity revealed as [[Little Mac]]; the corresponding caption quips that "Little Mac punches in!" The caption fades out to [[Battlefield (SSB4)|Battlefield]], where [[Samus]] is staring at the boxing champion, seemingly unimpressed. She runs a hand from the top of her head to that of Little Mac's, pressing down on it slightly. Little Mac looks highly agitated at this point before the [[Power Meter]] appears at the bottom, rapidly filling up to maximum, at which point, he throws a [[Straight Lunge|KO Uppercut]] that sends Samus flying. The trailer shifts to in-game footage as Doc Louis continues to shout advice and tips at Little Mac; the gameplay itself shows off Mac's combo prowess and quick ground speed, but also denotes his poor quality of movement and recovery while in the air. The gameplay soon shows Little Mac [[Final Smash|transforming]] into a colossal monster known as [[Giga Mac]] briefly before the trailer ends on Little Mac throwing another KO Uppercut that defeats [[Mega Man]] and [[Bowser]] before posing in the middle of the [[Boxing Ring]] stage. A short stinger then plays that shows Little Mac and Doc Louis, once again in comic-book style, enjoying some chocolate bars as Samus hides from them in Morph Ball form.
==[[Greninja]]==
==[[Greninja]]==
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Greninja's trailer, titled ''Challenger from the Shadows'', begins in the middle of a canyon, similar to that used for ''Mega Man Joins the Battle'', only set more in the daytime. The trailer opens with a series of [[Poké Ball]]s being lobbed from the sky, releasing several Pokémon from them, all gathered at the foot of a cliff. The camera pans up to reveal [[Pikachu]] resides atop the cliff, with [[Charizard]] behind it; the caption for the latter proclaims that "Charizard fires it up!" Soaring into the sky, Charizard then slams down in front of [[Mario]], who narrowly evades the attack and lands in front of [[Link]], [[Samus]], [[Kirby]], and [[Olimar]]. Elsewhere, in a cave, a mysterious figure hangs upside-down from the cave roof making hand gestures as a [[Water Shuriken|disc of water]] begins to form in its palm. The five heroes hurl projectiles at Charizard, alongside Mario himself rushing to face the Pokémon dodging everyone else's attacks. The disc of water begins to form a four-pointed star and rotates rapidly, before it is thrown and stops Mario and Charizard from exchanging blows. Mario and Charizard land and glance at a nearby tree, where the figure is upside down on a tree branch. Flipping itself upright, it cranes its head at the duo, revealing its identity as [[Greninja]]; the caption comments that "Greninja makes a splash!" It uses [[Hydro Pump]] to blast itself out of the shot and into a series of gameplay footage showing itself and Charizard in battle, followed by brief clips showing off [[Mega_Charizard_X|Charizard]] and [[Mega_Lucario|Lucario]]'s respective [[Final Smash]]es. The trailer finally ends on Greninja using [[Secret_Ninja_Attack|its own Final Smash]] on Mario, cutting to the game's logo right before the final hit is thrown.
==[[Mii Fighter]]==
==[[Mii Fighter]]==
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==[[Pac-Man]]==
==[[Pac-Man]]==
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Pac-Man's trailer, labeled ''Red, Blue, Yellow'', opens with a shot of [[Mario]] fighting [[Link]] on [[Battlefield]]. As he launches an attack, the camera zooms in on Mario's hat, filling the screen with red; the camera then zooms back out to display the red as a diagonal streak across the screen. Another scene interrupts, showing [[Sonic]] darting through [[Windy Hill Zone]] before leaping off a spring and [[Mega Man]] attacking [[Greninja]] on [[Wily Castle]]. Like Mario and his hat, the camera zooms in on Mega Man's helmet. A corresponding shade of blue fills the screen and turns into a diagonal slant underneath the red from before. Suddenly, a yellow line comes between both of them and fills the screen before shrinking to a perfect circle. The circle opens up and makes a "waka" sound; the circle is, in all actuality, the original form of [[Pac-Man]]. After a caption stating that "Pac-Man hungers for battle!", the trailer shifts to Pac-Man taking on another signature design, that from the ''Pac-Man World'' series of games, and follows up with a series of gameplay videos in which Pac-Man fights using both acrobatics and characters and objects from past [[Bandai Namco|Namco]] games. After a brief clip of the [[Pac-Land]] stage, the trailer shifts to the [[Pac-Maze]] stage, played on a 3DS. The trailer concludes in Mario, Sonic, and Mega Man chasing Pac-Mac before being chased by him [[Super Pac-Man|in his classic 8-bit form]] and leaping towards the screen.
==[[Robin]] and [[Lucina]]==
==[[Robin]] and [[Lucina]]==
−
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Robin and Lucina's trailer, titled ''By Book, Blade, and Crest of Flame'', begins with a wounded [[Chrom]] lying on the ground while his daughter
,
Lucina
,
is facing off against
[[
Captain Falcon
]] (a caption adds that "Lucina wakes her blade!")
. Lucina is knocked down and Captain Falcon is about to [[Falcon Punch]] her when he is suddenly interrupted by several blasts of [[Elwind]]. Both fighters then glance up at the source of the attack,
an unknown hooded figure
.
The figure
assures Lucina that everything is going to be alright
before touching onto the ground, whereupon the figure undoes the hood and readies a Levin Sword; the figure is thus confirmed to be Robin, with an accompanying caption that "Robin brings the thunder!"
Some gameplay clips of him are shown
as he and Lucina take note of the [[Thunder_(Robin)|various]] [[Arcfire|types]] [[Elwind|of]] [[Nosferatu|spells]] and swords he has at his disposal and [[Robin_(SSB4)#Durability_System|the importance of using them wisely]]
, and then Lucina responds that she will
join the
fight
alongside Robin, showing off some
of
her moves in gameplay
,
before they
both comment on how they are facing the [[Marth|Hero-King himself]] and the [[Ike|radiant hero of legend]]. The trailer
moves to a stinger which
cuts to Chrom, who
laments losing
his chance
to be worthy enough of being in Smash
.
Another
clip
then follows of
of him assisting Robin in his Final Smash is shown, and the trailer ends with a brief showing of the female Robin.
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Robin and Lucina's trailer, titled ''By Book, Blade, and Crest of Flame'', begins with a wounded [[Chrom]] lying on the ground while his daughter Lucina is facing off against Captain Falcon. Lucina is knocked down and Captain Falcon is about to [[Falcon Punch]] her when he is suddenly interrupted by several blasts of [[Elwind]]. Both fighters then glance up at the source of the attack,
who reveals himself to be Robin
.
Robin
assures Lucina that everything is going to be alright
.
Some gameplay clips of him are shown, and then Lucina responds that she will fight
by his side. Some gameplay footage
of
Lucina is shown
,
and then
both comment on how they are facing the [[Marth|Hero-King himself]] and the [[Ike|radiant hero of legend]]. The trailer cuts to Chrom, who
decides that he'll get
his chance
another day
.
Shortly afterward, a
clip of him assisting Robin in his Final Smash is shown, and the trailer ends with a brief showing of the female Robin.
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==[[Shulk]]==
==[[Shulk]]==
−
Shulk's trailer, titled as ''Looks like we don't have a choice'', begins with Bowser running around [[Gaur Plain]], coming to a stop and roaring. Behind
the
grass is Shulk, who leaps into the air and attacks Bowser with [[Back Slash]]. He
then
has a [[vision]] where he
is seen to be
knocked away by [[Link]] and [[Marth]]. Shulk begins to fight them, until he jumps and slides away,
revealing
the Monado's
power. At
the
end
of his trailer, Shulk encounters [[Metal Face]].
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Shulk's trailer, titled as ''Looks like we don't have a choice'', begins with Bowser running around [[Gaur Plain]], coming to a stop and roaring. Behind
some nearby
grass is Shulk, who
readies the Monado before he
leaps into the air and attacks Bowser
from behind
with
a
[[Back Slash]]
, sending him flying
. He
turns and addresses the camera as a caption denotes that "Shulk foresees a fight!", after which he
has a [[vision]] where he
seems himself being attacked and
knocked away by [[Link]] and [[Marth]]. Shulk begins to fight them, until he jumps and slides away,
preparing
the Monado
once again for a further conflict. The trailer then shifts to gameplay footage of Shulk in action and a number of moves, taking extra time to show off the [[Monado Arts]] that can affect Shulk
's
physical properties, alongside
the
[[Back Slash|remainder]] [[Air Slash|
of
]] [[Vision|
his
]] [[special move]]s and differing effects based on how they're used before summoning [[Dunban]] and [[Riki]] for a [[Chain Attack]] that ends the
trailer
. A stinger then follows
,
in which
Shulk encounters [[Metal Face]]
taunting him
.
==[[Bowser Jr.]]==
==[[Bowser Jr.]]==
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Bowser Jr.'s trailer, titled as both ''The Future King'' and ''The Future of Evil'', opens in a canyon similar to those used in ''Challenger from the Shadows'' and ''Mega Man Joins the Battle''. It starts off with an unknown figure gliding above the ground in a small floating vehicle [[Koopa Clown Car|with a smiling face on it]]. It makes a sharp turn and as a [[Clown Cannon|cannon]] emerges from the vehicle's mouth, a massive cannonball is fired, stopping just barely in front of a gathering of heroes that consists of [[Mario]], [[Link]], [[Samus]], [[Kirby]], [[Mega Man]], and [[Rosalina & Luma]]. The cannon retracts, and in its place, the vehicle, charging at the others, releases a wrecking ball on a chain that the band of six once again narrowly dodge. Mario glances at the vehicle's driver, still swinging the ball and chain and darts towards it; the vehicle, in response, adopts a menacing grimace and arms itself with a pair of drills. The two collide and Mario puts up a [[shield]], but the drills slowly whittle it until it shatters, knocking Mario back. Finally, the kart springs out a pair of wheels from its undercarriage and [[Clown Kart Dash|charges forward]], running over Mario, sending him flying before doing the same to Mega Man. With some proper lighting, the figure, [[Bowser Jr.]], is seen pumping a fist in the air and cheering; the accompanying caption dictates that "Bowser Jr. clowns the competition!" The trailer then cuts to Bowser Jr. still in the Junior Clown Car, now with gameplay footage showing off the remainder of the menagerie of weapons hidden in it; of note is a move wherein [[Abandon Ship!|he launches himself out of the clown car, pummeling midair foes with a hammer]] and his [[Final Smash]] in which [[Bowser_Jr.%27s_Final_Smash|he transforms into Shadow Mario and paints a massive X on the stage, knocking around foes who touch it before exploding]]. As the trailer continues, Mario gets back upright, but as he recovers, he gapes in fear, seeing Bowser Jr. on the clifftop, chortling as a series of figures appear behind him. [[Koopalings|Roy, Iggy, Lemmy, Ludwig, Larry, Wendy, and Morton, the seven Koopalings]], all arrive to accompany Bowser Jr., [[Palette_swap|all of whom have their own clown cars]]. The eight villains and the six heroes stare each other down before launching into battle. In the finale of the trailer, a series of videos show Bowser Jr. and the Koopalings working in tandem to attack numerous foes, culminating in a group shot of the eight engaging in antics with one another on [[Big Battlefield]] and a parting clip of Bowser Jr. using his own clown car.
==[[Duck Hunt]]==
==[[Duck Hunt]]==
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Duck Hunt's trailer, titled ''One Dog, One Bird, One Zapper'', begins with a round of the classic ''Duck Hunt'' game, starting with the cinematic of the dog sniffing out some ducks and leaping into the grass. An unseen player shoots down a duck, which the dog grabs and shows the player; they fail to shoot the second one, though, and the dog breaks into its infamous laugh. The screen darkens and the camera zooms in on the dog, who glances to the side and sees the eight-bit versions of [[Mario]], [[Link]], [[Pit]], [[Donkey Kong]], [[Samus]], and [[Bowser]] all confront it. Mario gestures at the dog, and, in a burst of light, the entire scene is rendered using modern-day graphics as Mario leaps near the grass; his five companions all join him, ready for the dog in the rustling grass. The same dog lunges from the grass with the duck the player failed to shoot down, the duo from [[Duck Hunt]] soon facing the screen as the duck lets out a quack. A caption that states that "Duck Hunt takes aim!" startles the pair before the trailer turns into a series of videos in which the dog and duck taunt, strike, and move to the beat of the background music; the trailer also demonstrates how Duck Hunt fight, with both dog and duck landing blows, and some [[special move]]s, such as summoning a [[Wild Gunman]] to work as a shield and fire shots at opponents and a [[Smash attack]] that pauses the video in its tracks as the player from before readies the NES Zapper and lets off a trail of shots. The trailer proceeds as normally, with the dog, bird, and player all unleashing attacks upon a series of foes, including a snippet that takes place [[Duck_Hunt_(stage)|on the dog and duck's signature hunting ground]], before culminating in the dog releasing a horde of birds on Mario, [[Yoshi]], and [[Villager]] [[Duck_Hunt%27s_Final_Smash|that trap the three in the midst of a barrage by the Wild Gunmen]]. The trailer ends with a stinger in which the dog and duck high five each other and then laugh at the player aiding them in their smashes.