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Ness returns in the game's sequel, ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]''. Here, he is a character available at the beginning of the game. Originally, Ness was to be replaced in the game by [[Lucas]], the protagonist of ''Mother 3''. However, ''Mother 3'' turned out to be delayed until after ''Melee'' was released. As such, Ness was kept in to avoid confusion. He adds a new attack to his arsenal, [[PK Flash]], which is one of his ''EarthBound'' attacks. Ness also has one of the most useful smash hits, which involves his baseball bat. | Ness returns in the game's sequel, ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]''. Here, he is a character available at the beginning of the game. Originally, Ness was to be replaced in the game by [[Lucas]], the protagonist of ''Mother 3''. However, ''Mother 3'' turned out to be delayed until after ''Melee'' was released. As such, Ness was kept in to avoid confusion. He adds a new attack to his arsenal, [[PK Flash]], which is one of his ''EarthBound'' attacks. Ness also has one of the most useful smash hits, which involves his baseball bat. | ||
Ness also appears in the third game of the series, ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'', where he returns to the status of a hidden character. He is unlocked if the [[Player|player]] plays five matches in Brawl or reflects 10 projectiles. Another option is to simply recruit Ness in the player's party in The Subspace Emissary. When any of these requirements are met, the player will battle Ness, and if the player wins, Ness becomes a playable character. Ness's moveset is exactly the same as it was in ''Super Smash Bros. Melee''. However, he shares his [[Final Smash]] with Lucas - [[PK Starstorm]]. Overall, Ness is a rather difficult character to use, but can be very helpful once mastered. In | Ness also appears in the third game of the series, ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'', where he returns to the status of a hidden character. He is unlocked if the [[Player|player]] plays five matches in Brawl or reflects 10 projectiles. Another option is to simply recruit Ness in the player's party in The Subspace Emissary. When any of these requirements are met, the player will battle Ness, and if the player wins, Ness becomes a playable character. Ness's moveset is exactly the same as it was in ''Super Smash Bros. Melee''. However, he shares his [[Final Smash]] with Lucas - [[PK Starstorm]]. Overall, Ness is a rather difficult character to use, but can be very helpful once mastered. In all games, he was voiced by ''Makiko Omoto'', who also voices [[Kirby]]. | ||
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===Role in the [[Super Smash Bros. Brawl#Story|Subspace Emissary]]=== | ===Role in the [[Super Smash Bros. Brawl#Story|Subspace Emissary]]=== | ||
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When [[Lucas]] is attacked by [[Porky]] at the zoo, Ness comes and uses PK Flash to save Lucas. Lucas and Ness then, both fight Porky and defeat him. However, after his defeat, [[Wario]], with | [[Image:Subspace_ness.PNG|thumb|left|Ness's snapshot in The Subspace Emissary.]] | ||
When [[Lucas]] is attacked by [[Porky]] at the zoo, Ness comes and uses PK Flash on the [[Porky Statue]] to save Lucas. Lucas and Ness then, both fight Porky and defeat him. However, after his defeat, [[Wario]], with his [[Dark Cannon]], comes and attempts shooting Ness various times. Ness avoids all the shots so Wario decides to aim for Lucas. Wario shoots an arrow out of the gun and it flies straight at Lucas - Ness however jumps in front of the arrow, because he wants to save Lucas, and ends up becoming a [[trophy]]. Wario grabs the trophy and starts laughing while Lucas runs away terrified. | |||
Wario later travels in his | Wario later travels in his [[Cargo]] with the princess trophy (the one that wasn't rescued at [[Midair Stadium]]) and Ness trophy. After finding the [[Luigi]] trophy, he decides to take it. However, soon, [[King Dedede]] steals the Cargo and drives off with all three trophies, as Dedede had been using Luigi to distract Wario. Later, at King Dedede's Castle, Dedede puts a timed [[Badge]] on the Ness trophy, along with the other three trophies. Dedede ends up becoming a trophy not long after, and the princess was captured by the Subspace Army again. Later, the Ness, King Dedede and Luigi trophies end up in [[Subspace (SSB)|Subspace]]. | ||
This is because the | Near the end of the game, [[Tabuu]] turns all characters into trophies. Meanwhile, Luigi and Ness are both turned back to life. This is because the badges that King Dedede put on them had the power to turn trophies back into living creatues but this didn't happen until a long time later. Ness and Luigi revive King Dedede (who is overjoyed that his plan worked out), and they go out together into Subspace itself where they turn [[Mario]], [[Donkey Kong]], [[Samus Aran|Samus]], [[Fox McCloud|Fox]], [[Pikachu]], [[Captain Falcon]], [[Marth]], [[Mr. Game & Watch]], [[Falco Lombardi|Falco]], [[Pit]], [[Captain Olimar|Olimar]], Lucas, [[Diddy Kong]], the [[Pokémon Trainer]], and [[Ike]] back into living creatures. Ness and Luigi also witness King Dedede's battle with [[Bowser]] and convince Wario about the truth of the situation. All trophies (including [[Kirby]] and the ones he rescued) then endure [[the Great Maze]] and fight Tabuu. | ||
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