Trophy



A Trophy is an unlockable collectible in featured in the Super Smash Bros. series. Trophies appear in Super Smash Bros. Melee, Super Smash Bros. Brawl, and Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS / Wii U. In Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, they are replaced with spirits.

In Super Smash Bros. Melee, there are 290 trophies (with three only accessible via a cheating device). In Super Smash Bros. Brawl, there 544 trophies in total, 251 more than in Super Smash Bros. Melee (248 if not counting the three normally inaccessible trophies). Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS contains 686 trophies, while Super Smash Bros. for Wii U has a slightly higher count of 716 trophies. In Super Smash Bros. Melee and Super Smash Bros. Brawl, the trophies have standard flavor text descriptions, but in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS / Wii U, the descriptions are presented in a more tongue-and-cheek manner.

Aside from the collectible trophies, Super Smash Bros. Brawl and subsequent titles also feature Assist Trophies, which summons a specific character to temporarily assist the user, whether it is by directly attacking the enemy, interfering with the environment, or even restoring the fighter's health.

In the first Super Smash Bros., instead of trophies, there are profiles for each of the twelve playable fighters, and their profile features a rotatable model. In the opening cutscene and the one for finishing 1P Game, the characters are shown to be dolls instead of trophies.

Melee

 * Samus Aran (Classic) (unlocked by completing Classic Mode with Samus)
 * Samus Aran (Smash Red) (unlocked by completing Adventure Mode with Samus)
 * Samus Aran (Smash Blue) (unlocked by completing All-Star Mode with Samus)
 * Kraid (unlocked by unlocking Brinstar Depths)
 * Samus's Starship (unlocked by completing Brinstar in Adventure Mode)
 * Chozo Statue (unlocked randomly)
 * Screw Attack (unlocked randomly)
 * Ridley (unlocked randomly)
 * Metroid (unlocked randomly)
 * Samus Unmasked (one of the three normally inaccessible trophies unlocked by hacking)

Interestingly, all trophies state that Metroid was released in 1989 when it was actually first released in 1987 in North America.

Brawl

 * Samus Aran
 * Zero Laser
 * Zero Suit Samus
 * Power Suit Samus
 * Samus (Fusion Suit)
 * Samus (Power Suit)
 * Samus (Varia Suit)
 * Samus (Gravity Suit)
 * Samus (Dark Suit)
 * Metroid
 * Screw Attack
 * Gunship
 * Parasite Queen
 * Metroid Prime (Exo)
 * Metroid Prime (Core)
 * Sheegoth
 * Space Pirate
 * Luminoth
 * Dark Samus
 * Trace
 * Weavel
 * Sylux
 * Spire
 * Kanden
 * Noxus
 * Ridley
 * Meta Ridley

Nintendo 3DS

 * Samus
 * Samus (Alt.)
 * Zero Suit Samus
 * Zero Suit Samus (Alt.)
 * Samus (Varia Suit)
 * Samus (Gravity Suit)
 * Kihunter
 * Geemer
 * Reo
 * Metroid
 * Dark Samus
 * Mother Brain
 * Screw Attack

Wii U

 * Samus
 * Samus (Alt.)
 * Zero Laser
 * Zero Suit Samus
 * Zero Suit Samus (Alt.)
 * Gunship (Zero Suit Samus)
 * Morph Ball
 * Gunship
 * Screw Attack
 * Metroid
 * Mother Brain
 * Dark Samus
 * Ridley
 * Zero
 * Joulion
 * FG II-Graham
 * Queen Metroid
 * Zebesian
 * Phantoon
 * Nightmare
 * Samus (Dark Suit)
 * Commander Adam Malkovich
 * Little Birdie
 * King Kihunter
 * Mystery Creature
 * Vorash
 * Melissa Bergman (MB)
 * RB176 Ferrocrusher
 * Madeline Bergman

Trophy Boxes

 * The Beginning of Metroid
 * Other M
 * The Metroid Threat
 * The Other M Threat