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This article is about Ness's appearance in Super Smash Bros. Brawl. For the character in other contexts, see Ness.Nessin Super Smash Bros. BrawlUniverseEarthBoundOther playable appearancesin SSBin Meleein SSB4in UltimateAvailabilityUnlockableFinal SmashPK StarstormTierD (26)Ness (ネス, Ness) is a playable character in Super Smash Bros. Brawl. Confirmation of Ness's inclusion in Brawl was leaked on January 18th, 2008 through a promotional video on the Japanese Wii website about sticker power ups. He was officially confirmed on February 1st, 2008 on the Smash Dojo website. He is once again voiced by Makiko Ōmoto. Ness' voice clips were re-purposed from the recording sessions for Melee, using returning voice clips alongside previously unused ones.Ness is currently ranked 26th out of 38 on the tier list, a decent improvement from his placement in Melee, where he was ranked 23rd out of 26 characters. Ness possesses a strong aerial game with very useful aerial attacks, as well as effective tilts, effective throws, a projectile with great trapping and damage potential in PK Fire, a versatile projectile capable of very early KOs and mindgames in PK Thunder, and multiple powerful, reliable finishers (such as his back throw and back aerial). Ness is greatly hindered, however, by his exploitable recovery, the rather poor reach in most of his attacks, possessing one of the worst ground games in the game (due to his aforementioned poor range, his almost non-existent approach options on the ground, sluggish mobility and poor smash attacks), and by the 10 additional frames of lag he suffers when grab released, leaving him extremely vulnerable to grab release followups from almost every character, as well as infinite and zero to death grab release chain grabs (most infamously from Marth and Donkey Kong). Ness overall has below-average matchups with several counters, and he has had average tournament results.How to unlock[edit]Players can unlock Ness by doing one of the methods listed below. With the exception of the third method, Ness must then be defeated on Onett.Play 5 VS. matches to completion. If Ness is skipped for fighters with higher VS. match quotas, he will not be accessible until those other fighters are unlocked.Reflect 10 projectiles in a single VS. match. Reflections from all players count towards the total. Players defeated during the unlock match cannot make Ness re-appear by simply playing another VS. match - this method must be repeated exactly. If this method is used and either Sonic's 10-hour unlock condition or R.O.B.'s trophy unlock condition are met, then Sonic and/or R.O.B. will appear instead of Ness.Have Ness join the player's party in The Subspace Emissary by clearing Subspace (Part I).Attributes[edit]Generalizing Ness is difficult. He generally runs a unique, versatile role, employing three different projectiles with differing purposes. Generally, the moves have modest lag and decent knockback, his PK Fire leads well into other attacks, and his PK Thunder can trap opponents and lead into PK Thunder 2, one of the strongest attacks in the game. Also, PK Thunder and PK Flash both leave Ness very vulnerable because he can't

Bros.[]Ness appears as an unlockable character in the first Super Smash Bros. game on the Nintendo 64, marking his first appearance in 3D, although he and Captain Falcon are the only characters that appear without having a stage from their respective games. To unlock Ness, you had to beat Classic in Normal difficulty without dying once.Super Smash Bros. Melee[]Ness appears again in Super Smash Bros. Melee, this time as a starting character in the roster. Onett and Fourside appear as stages, and nine trophies from EarthBound appear, Ness, a Mr. Saturn, a Starman, a UFO, Jeff, Paula, Poo, and two other trophies of Ness's special moves in the game.Super Smash Bros. Brawl[]Ness again appears as an unlockable character in Super Smash Bros. Brawl. The Mother franchise also gets another playable fighter joining the fray in the form of Lucas from Mother 3, appearing as a starter character. Lucas' appearance in the game marks not only his first 3D appearance, but his first appearance outside of Japan as well. The Onett stage from Melee reappears as a Classic Stage, joined by New Pork City as a new stage and the largest stage in the game.The stage features the Ultimate Chimera, capable of instant KO's to players who run into it. The six EarthBound-based trophies that appear are Ness, his Final Smash of PK Starstorm, Franklin Badge, Mr. Saturn, Jeff, and Porky (despite using his Mother 3 appearance). The eight EarthBound-based stickers used are Ness and his party, Mr. Saturn, Starman, Master

On Wario and trying to find Ness.As Wario is driving his Cargo with Ness' and Peach/Zelda's trophies on board, he finds Luigi's trophy and prepares to take it until he is ambushed by an army of Waddle Dees, who throw Luigi's trophy into the cargo, which is stolen by King Dedede. At his hideout, Dedede puts a badge on Luigi's, Ness', and Peach/Zelda's trophies before the roof collapses on them, turning Dedede into a trophy in the process, and Bowser takes Peach/Zelda's trophy. Soon afterward the Ancient Minister detonates a Subspace Bomb that consumes Dedede's castle along with Ness', Luigi's and Dedede's trophies by Subspace.Ness is not seen again until much later in the story, where he and Luigi are revived thanks to the Dedede Badges. Upon inspecting Luigi's badge, he notices that it looks like Dedede, and, assuming that Dedede made them, proceeds to revive him. Upon being revived, King Dedede gives both of them a hug before they team up and rescue Lucas, along with most of the other characters. Kirby, who was revived by the Dedede brooch he swallowed earlier, revives whatever characters that Ness' group did not come across, including Wario. Wario then bashes Dedede in the head as revenge for Dedede stealing his cargo and trophies. He is then surprised to see Ness and Luigi on Dedede's side. They offer to let Wario join them, and he agrees and rides his bike up to the entrance of The Great Maze. Ness, along with Sonic and the other characters team up to defeat Tabuu.Playable appearances[edit]Ness was captured by Wario during The Ruined Zoo, and he is brought into King Dedede's castle after he previously stole Wario's trophy cart. But after The Cave, a Subspace Bomb was detonated near his castle, bringing Ness into Subspace.The Ruined ZooSubspace (Part I)The Great MazeExclusive stickers[edit]These stickers can only be used by Ness or Lucas.Boney: [PK] Attack +16Claus: [PK] Attack +13Crazy Redd: [PK] Attack +16Devil Car: [PK] Attack +14Duster: [Leg] Attack +4Flint: [Specials: Indirect] Attack +4Hinawa: [Normal] Resistance +4Jeff: [PK] Attack +24Kumatora: [PK] Attack +11Lloyd: [PK] Attack +6Lucas: [PK] Attack +13Mad Truck: [Normal] Resistance +23Magkid: [PK] Attack +9Mr. Saturn: [PK] Attack +7Ness: [PK] Attack +33New Age Retro Hippie: [PK] Attack +11Ninten: [PK] Attack +24Pigmask: [PK] Attack +7Paula: [PK] Attack +10Poo: [PK] Attack +9Porky: [PK] Attack +15Salsa: [PK] Attack +9Starman (EarthBound): [PK] Attack +10Stork Stop: [PK] Attack +12Trophies[edit]Ness's main and Final Smash trophies can be obtained by clearing Classic Mode and All-Star mode respectively with Ness.NessAn average boy whose life changed when he found a meteor and an alien on a nearby mountain. The alien warned him of a future threat, and adventure ensued. He can use psychic energy known as PSI and also wields a bat and yo-yo. This brave youth gives his all to defeat the evil Giygas.: EarthBound: Super Smash Bros.: EarthBound (Japan and US Only): Super Smash Bros.PK Starstorm (Ness) trophyPK Starstorm (Ness)Ness as he calls down a host of damage-dealing stars in his Final Smash. Everyone on