The addition of Final Smashes affect the bodies of fighters KO'd by one: if the victim is trapped in a "trapping" Final Smash such as Ike's Great Aether or Link's Triforce Slash, the character will be "dropped out" from the move once their health is depleted.Ĭharacters who have 0 HP remaining in Brawl's Stamina mode will let out their Star KO cry, with an additional echo effect added to it. Brawl's 1HP setting allows for lightning-quick games with no legitimate winner if all players also have the flower status on them: all fighters will be KO'd at the same time, forcing the game to select a random winner. Players can now select their starting HP individually via the Handicap option, allowing increments of 10 between 10 HP and 300 HP, as well as only 1 HP. Brawl once again offers Stamina mode in the game's Special Smash mode, Special Brawl. Unlike other rules, there is a noticeable pause after the final opponent being defeated, before the announcer calls out "Game!"/"Game Set!". This makes it the only mode in all of Melee with such property as a result, players can use the name entry glitch to use Master Hand in the mode without causing the game to crash if he wins a match.Ĭharacters who have 0 HP remaining in Melee's Stamina mode will let out their Star KO cry. Melee's version of Stamina is unusual for not having a results screen, as it will send players directly to the character selection screen once a single player remains. There is no legitimate way the player can edit the starting stamina, barring use of an Action Replay to modify flags in the match's data the instruction booklet, however, shows a screenshot of Stamina Mode with HP higher than 150, suggesting that selectable Hit Points was previously considered. Unlike future games, the HP of every fighter is fixed to 150 HP. Stamina mode was first introduced in Melee as a Special Melee option. In knockback calculations, the opponent's post-hit percent is treated as 20%. Healing items and moves cannot heal a fighter's HP past their starting amount. In Ultimate, defeated fighters will explode after a brief moment, removing them from the battlefield. Any helper characters, such as Pikmin, will still stay next to the knocked-out combatant, with the exception of Luma, who will be KO'd alongside Rosalina, and the partner Ice Climber in Ultimate, who will be KO'd alongside the leader. In SSB4, defeated characters can also be eliminated completely if the victim is trapped in certain hazards such as Danger Zones. If the victim is hit by a very weak attack when they are KO'd (or defeated by a damage-over-time status effect like flower), they will perform a unique animation of them dramatically crumpling to the ground, usually falling backward or on their knees otherwise, they will simply begin tumbling outside of player control, entering their prone state when landing on solid ground.ĭefeated fighters will always stay in their prone position and flash red they cannot be controlled by the user and will always enter a state of tumbling when hit, and can be knocked off the stage and KO'd with a blast KO as usual. When a character is defeated, the game will temporarily slow down, and the character will let out one of their KO cries, which varies based on the game. 4, characters in Stamina only have a single life, but in Ultimate, the mode can be used with stocks when a character reaches 0 HP, they will be instantly KO'd and respawn for as long as they have stocks remaining. However, knockback is not affected by the amount of damage the player has taken. Once a character reaches 0 HP, they are KO'd, though characters can still be knocked off the stage through conventional means. In Stamina, every hit to the player depletes some HP from them. Battles with Stamina rules also appear in some event matches, one possible Smash Run Final Battle, and some spirit battles.
Ultimate, where it became a standard rule option. Stamina was a Special mode option prior to Super Smash Bros. damage percentage with a "HP gauge" similar to the life bars of conventional fighting games, which must be depleted to defeat characters. Stamina is a gameplay option that replaces the traditional Super Smash Bros. For the actual stat held by characters in this mode, see hit points. For the stat held by the Pokémon Trainer's Pokémon, see Pokémon Change#Stamina.
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