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Metal Face (real name, Mumkhar) is a recurring antagonist of the first Xenoblade Chronicles game. He appears as a stage boss in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.

In Super Smash Bros. for Wii U[]

Though Mumkhar did not appear physically, he appears in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U, riding inside Metal Face. He appears as a boss in the Gaur Plain stage. He will attack fighters during the night form of that stage and give commentary. Metal Face can also destroy parts of the stage as well. He can be defeated by attacking him, and when that happens, he will burst into a series of explosions and fall to the bottom of the stage, dealing heavy damage and knockback to any fighters in range who didn't land the final hit on him. If he is not defeated before dawn, he will leave the stage, sometimes with a โ€œparting giftโ€ in the form of a dashing slash along the horizontal length of the stage. He is also featured as a trophy on the Wii U version. If Shulk is on the stage when he shows up, Metal Face will taunt him.

List of Taunts[]

  • Hope I'm not interrupting?
  • Nice night for a stroll, don't you think?
  • I love the feeling of the wind in my claws!
  • There you go!
  • See how you like this!
  • Outta my way!
  • This better be a good show!
  • Whatever you're doing, it looks...smashing!
  • If isn't the puny boy himself! You miss me? (About Shulk)
  • Hey! Monado Boy! How can you think you can hurt me with that thing? (About Shulk)
  • Hooo, looks like Monado Boy has been practicing! (About Shulk)
  • If the brat's here then Dunban can't be far behind (About Shulk)

In Super Smash Bros. Ultimate[]

Metal Face reprises his role as a stage hazard at Gaur Plain. He also appears as a Legend-class Attack Type Primary Spirit, which can be obtained by enhancing the Mumkhar spirit at Level 99.

Trivia[]

  • Metal Face is the only stage boss exclusive to one version of a stage that appears in different versions of 3DS/Wii U.
  • Metal Face has a total of 49 voice clips, by far the most of any non-playable character, and more than most playable ones.

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Stage Hazards
Introduced in
Smash 64
Arwing  ยท Chansey  ยท Charmander  ยท Electrode  ยท Piranha Plant  ยท Porygon  ยท Venusaur  ยท Whispy Woods
Introduced in
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Banzai Bill  ยท Birdo  ยท F-Zero Racers  ยท Fly Guy  ยท Klaptrap  ยท Kraid  ยท Pidgit  ยท Tingle  ยท Wolfen
Introduced in
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Blarggwich  ยท Cresselia  ยท Dialga  ยท Donkey Kong  ยท Fish  ยท King Bulblin  ยท Palkia  ยท Red Bulborb  ยท Shellcreeper and Sidestepper  ยท Shy Guy  ยท Ultimate Chimera
Introduced in
Super Smash Bros. for 3DS & Wii U
5-Volt  ยท Bahamut ZERO  ยท Dark Emperor  ยท FG II-Graham  ยท Flipper  ยท Flying Man  ยท Ghosts  ยท Ho-oh  ยท Ifrit  ยท Joulion  ยท Kamek  ยท Kapp'n  ยท Koume and Kotake  ยท Leviathan  ยท Lurchthorn  ยท Manaphy  ยท Metal Face  ยท Nabbit  ยท Odin  ยท Peckish Aristocrab  ยท Ramuh  ยท Rayquaza  ยท Registeel  ยท Reshiram  ยท Ridley  ยท Yellow Devil  ยท Zekrom  ยท Zero
Introduced in
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XenobladeSymbol Xenoblade Chronicles universe
Characters Shulk (3DS/Wii U  ยท Ultimate)
Pyra and Mythra (Ultimate)
Side Characters Assist Trophy Riki
Mii Fighter Costumes Dunban  ยท Nia  ยท Rex
Background characters Nia and Dromarch  ยท Tora and Poppi ฮฑ  ยท Mรฒrag and Brighid  ยท Zeke and Pandoria
Stage Hazards Metal Face
Final Smash Dunban  ยท Riki  ยท Fiora  ยท Rex
Stages Gaur Plain  ยท Cloud Sea of Alrest
Music List of Music (Xenoblade Chronicles series)
Collectibles Trophies 3DS Trophies  ยท Wii U Trophies
Spirits List of spirits (Xenoblade series)
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