Guide Note:

A Poké Ball releases one of a number of Pokémon when thrown in Super Smash Bros. Brawl for the Wii. Unlike the Assist Trophies in the game which are random in help and benefit, the Poké Balls will help the character that picks it up and activates it. The Pokémon assist a player in a number of ways, e.g., attack opponents, change properties of the stage, induce status effects. The Poké Ball alerts players to its presence with a unique sound even if it initially appears off-screen. Poké Balls appear only when items are activated. Unlike in Super Smash Bros. Melee, Poké Balls in Brawl are available the moment they appear, and they do not need to be opened by a crate or capsule.

Available Pokémon:

1. Bellossom
2. Bonsly
3. Celebi
4. Chikorita
5. Deoxys
6. Electrode
7. Entei
8. Gardevoir
9. Goldeen
10. Groudon
11. Gulpin
12. Ho-oh
13. Jirachi
14. Kyogre
15. Latias
16. Latios
17. Lugia
18. Manaphy
19. Meowth
20. Metagross
21. Mew
22. Moltres
23. Munchlax
24. Piplup
25. Snorlax
26. Staryu
27. Suicune
28. Togepi
29. Torchic
30. Weavile
31. Wobbuffet

Background:

The third installment of the Super Smash Bros. series, Super Smash Bros. Brawl is a fighting game developed by Nintendo for the Nintendo Wii. The fighters are well-known video game characters from established video game franchises. Throughout the game, one to four players fight on various stages, each attempting to knock their opponents off the screen using a variety of attacks.

Fast Facts:

1. Developer: Sora Ltd. | Game Arts
2. Publisher: Nintendo
3. Modes: 1-4 players online multiplayer via Nintendo WiFi
4. Also includes non-Nintendo characters
5. ESRB Rating: Teen (T)
6. Release Date: Mar. 9, 2008

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