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Master Hand reappeared in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]'', this game also introduced the Master Hand's counterpart the [[Crazy Hand]] which was said to embodie lust for destruction, the game also says the Master Hand embodies creation. The battle against the Master Hand in this game is nearly identical to the original Smash Bros., after defeating all opposition the player will face Master Hand in Final Destination. The only difference is the Crazy Hand will occasionally appear (only on normal, hard and very hard difficulty though) like in the original once the hand(s) is/are defeated the player will revert into a toy. | Master Hand reappeared in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]'', this game also introduced the Master Hand's counterpart the [[Crazy Hand]] which was said to embodie lust for destruction, the game also says the Master Hand embodies creation. The battle against the Master Hand in this game is nearly identical to the original Smash Bros., after defeating all opposition the player will face Master Hand in Final Destination. The only difference is the Crazy Hand will occasionally appear (only on normal, hard and very hard difficulty though) like in the original once the hand(s) is/are defeated the player will revert into a toy. | ||
Strangely the hands appeared as bosses in the Game Boy Advance game ''Kirby and the Amazing Mirror'', where if Kirby sucks one of them up he will gain his Super Smash moves. | Strangely the hands appeared as bosses in the Game Boy Advance game ''Kirby and the Amazing Mirror'', where if Kirby sucks one of them up he will gain his Super Smash moves. A ghost-like shapeshifting entity called Uja also appeared in "Kirby Squeak Squad", and it would either transform into a hook or a smaller Master Hand. | ||
It has been disputed as to what the Master Hand is, some say it is a god-like being with reality warping power; others say it is nothing more than a child with an overactive imagination playing with his toys (this assumption is strengthened by the fact that the hand is shown in a child's room and removing the dolls from a toy chest in the original Smash Bros.) | It has been disputed as to what the Master Hand is, some say it is a god-like being with reality warping power; others say it is nothing more than a child with an overactive imagination playing with his toys (this assumption is strengthened by the fact that the hand is shown in a child's room and removing the dolls from a toy chest in the original Smash Bros.) | ||