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[[Image:Food.jpg|thumb|Kirby enjoys some wonderful '''food'''.]] | [[Image:Food.jpg|thumb|Kirby enjoys some wonderful '''food'''.]] | ||
'''Food''' can be found in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]''. They heal the player. They can be found from [[Crates]], [[Capsules]], etc. They seem to be 2-D. Each piece heals significant amounts of HP; a drink may heal 2 HP when a hamburger may heal 10. There is one food item, a rice treat, which had confused players what it was. This treat appeared in the [[Pokemon]] television series. Also, many of the foods are in the Kirby series. Finally, by a sheer coincidence, [[cheese|one of the foods]] happens to have appeared in | '''Food''' can be found in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]''. They heal the player. They can be found from [[Crates]], [[Capsules]], etc. They seem to be 2-D. Each piece heals significant amounts of HP; a drink may heal 2 HP when a hamburger may heal 10. There is one food item, a rice treat, which had confused players what it was. This treat appeared in the [[Pokemon]] television series. Also, many of the foods are in the Kirby series. Finally, by a sheer coincidence, [[cheese|one of the foods]] happens to have appeared in handful of [[Mario]] games. | ||
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[[Category: Super Smash Bros. Items]] | [[Category: Super Smash Bros. Items]] | ||
Revision as of 13:05, March 18, 2007
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Kirby enjoys some wonderful food.
Food can be found in Super Smash Bros. Melee. They heal the player. They can be found from Crates, Capsules, etc. They seem to be 2-D. Each piece heals significant amounts of HP; a drink may heal 2 HP when a hamburger may heal 10. There is one food item, a rice treat, which had confused players what it was. This treat appeared in the Pokemon television series. Also, many of the foods are in the Kirby series. Finally, by a sheer coincidence, one of the foods happens to have appeared in handful of Mario games.
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