Changes: Palette Swap (Super Smash Bros. Melee)

Revision as of 14:01, 11 November 2019

Super Smash Bros. Melee added additional alternate costume options to characters by using the X and Y buttons to cycle through the available list instead of using four C buttons to pick a specific color; this removes the limit as to how many are selectable, so there are no longer any costumes exclusive to Team Battles or computer opponents. As a result, many characters now have five different color schemes, with some having as many as six, though some still only have four.

In Team Melee, if members of the same team use the same character, the second player would have a lighter tint applied to their character. A third player uses a darker tint. If a fourth player is forcibly added to a team with the Name Entry glitch, then the fourth character will be completely black; the game's data suggests that a fifth player, if possible, would be completely grey. A sixth player and afterword, would crash the game.

Bowser

Green	G	Resembles his appearance from Super Mario 64.
Red	R	Resembles a Spiny or red Koopa Troopa. It also resembles Roy Koopa's early in-game sprites without the sunglasses, as well as Bowser's second player costume in Mario Golf. Unusually, while the artwork depicts Bowser with red eyes, they are green in-game.
Blue	B	Came from Bowser's international artwork for Super Mario Bros. Also resembles Iggy Koopa's early in-game sprites. Sometimes referred to as the "fake Bowser".
Black	B	N/A

Captain Falcon

Indigo	I	Based on his appearance from F-Zero X.
Black	B	Resembles Captain Falcon’s appearance in a Japanese commercial for F-Zero X.
Red	R	Based on Falcon's rival, Blood Falcon's outfit, even altering the logo on his back to say "Blood Hawk". Betas for the game show that it was originally intended to read "Hell Hawk", the Japanese name of Blood Falcon's F-Zero machine.
White	W	Based on the colors of Jody Summer's outfit. Commonly known as "Captain Fabulous" in the community.
Green	G	Based on the colors of Pico's outfit.
Blue	B	Based on the original, lighter colors of Captain Falcon in F-Zero.

Donkey Kong

Brown	B	Resembles his appearance from the Nintendo 64 era and Donkey Kong 64.
Black	B	Resembles Donkey Kong's coloration when Donkey Kong '94 and Donkey Kong Land were played under the black-and-white palette on the Game Boy Color and Super Game Boy. "Monkey Smash" mode in Donkey Kong 64 also featured Donkey Kong with blue-black fur and a blue tie.
Red	R	Resembles Donkey Kong's sprite in the original Donkey Kong.
Blue	B	Similar to the second player coloration in Mario Golf.
Green	G	Resembles the green palette of Donkey Kong '94 and Donkey Kong Land, due to the Game Boy's native colour palette.

Dr. Mario

White	W	Resembles his appearance from Dr. Mario 64. Despite wearing white pants in his own game, Dr. Mario wears indigo jeans in Melee.
Red	R	Resembles Nurse Toadstool's color scheme.
Blue	B	Resembles the traditional color of scrubs worn in real-life hospitals, while his violet gloves resemble standard nitrile gloves used by most physicians.
Green	G	Resembles the traditional color of scrubs worn in by real-life surgeons.
Black	B	Referred to as "Unlicensed Dr. Mario" by the official Melee website.

Falco

Tan	T	Based on his appearance from Star Fox 64.
Red	R	Resembles Peppy Hare's flight suit from Star Fox 64
Blue	B	Resembles Slippy Toad's flight suit from Star Fox 64.
Green	G	Resembles Fox's flight suit.

Fox

FoxColorsMelee — Fox's alternate costumes in SSBM

White	W	Based on his appearance from Star Fox 64.
Red	R	Resembles Falco's flight suit.
Blue	B	Resembles Slippy Toad's flight suit from Star Fox 64.
Green	G	Possibly based off a concept art from the original Star Fox.

Ganondorf

Brown	B	Based off his appearance from The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time.
Red	R	N/A
Blue	B	N/A
Green	G	N/A
Purple	P	N/A

Ice Climbers

As can be seen in the image, the Ice Climbers' orange and red costumes will place Nana in the lead, making Popo follow.

Blue	B	Based on their appearance from the original Ice Climber.
Green	G	N/A
Orange	O	Could resemble a brief color change that happens when Popo dies in Ice Climber.
Red	R	While Nana's parka is purely red on their portrait in the character selection screen, it is actually maroon in-game. Popo's white parka could also resemble a brief color change that happens when Popo and Nana die in Ice Climber.

Jigglypuff

Pink	P	Based on it's appearance from the Pokemon games.
Red	R	A small umbrella which she wears on her back left.
Blue	B	Similar to the bows from the original Super Smash Bros.
Green	G	A green hachimaki.
Yellow	Y	The crown that Jigglypuff wears in this costume is identical to that worn by Peach.

Kirby

Pink	P	Based on his appearance from Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards.
Yellow	Y	This color swap is Keeby, who was Kirby's companion in games that featured co-op mode. It is also the same as when he is Beam Kirby or Needle Kirby, without the hat. It was also an alternative palette for Kirby in the multiplayer for Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards. Developer Shigeru Miyamoto also reportedly believed Kirby should be yellow in his debut game, while Masahiro Sakurai believed the character should be pink.
Blue	B	The same as when he is Ice Kirby, without the hat. It is also an alternative palette for Kirby in the multiplayer for Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards.
Red	R	The same as when he is Fire Kirby, without the hat.
Green	G	An alternative palette for Kirby in the multiplayer for Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards.
White	W	A reference to his monochrome appearance from the original Kirby's Dream Land for Game Boy. It is also similar to the colors of Kirby's depiction on the North American box cover of Kirby's Dream Land.

Link

Green	G	Based on his appearance from The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time.
Red	R	Based on the Goron Tunic from The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. It also resembles Link with the Red Ring from the original The Legend of Zelda.
Blue	B	Based on the Zora Tunic from The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time.
Black	B	Based off a color tunic hack from The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time.
White	W	Resembles the use of the Blue Ring in The Legend of Zelda.

Luigi

Green	G	Based on his appearance from the Nintendo 64 era and in Luigi's Mansion.
White	W	A reference to Luigi's appearance in Super Mario Bros. and the NES port of Mario Bros. It also resembles Fire Luigi. It is the only one to change the color of his gloves and skin tone.
Blue	B	Resembles the artwork for Mario on the cover for the NES version of Mario Bros., though his sprite does not actually feature such coloring.
Red	R	Comes from the game Wrecking Crew, where Luigi wears pink.

Mario

Red	R	Based on his appearance from the Nintendo 64 era and Super Mario 64.
Yellow	Y	Based on Wario, the same as his yellow costume in the previous game. Unlike the original (and every other iteration in the series), the colored "M" is blue instead of yellow and the buttons are white instead of yellow, as to make him more closely resemble Wario. Additionally, Mario's hat gains a white accent on its edge.
Black	B	A reference to Foreman Spike from Wrecking Crew '98. Updated from the original version of this swap to be closer to black and white than brown and yellow. It is the only costume where the hat and overalls are changed to be the same color.
Blue	B	A reversal of his traditional colors. This is seen as a partial reference to Mario's varying appearances in games prior to Nintendo's official establishment of Mario's outfit consisting of a red shirt, blue overalls, and red hat. In various earlier games, Mario occasionally also appeared with a blue hat, red shirt with blue overalls, or a red hat with a blue shirt with red overalls. Interestingly, though, Mario never appeared in any game with the particular combination of a blue hat, blue shirt, with red overalls as it appears here, but this color scheme does resemble the Balloon Fighter and it also resembles Mario's outfit from the three DIC cartoons.
Green	G	Complimentary colors of his normal outfit. Resembles Mario's appearance on Japanese and European box arts for Wrecking Crew. A similar arrangement of colors also appears as part of the flashing animation from a Starman in Super Mario Bros. Updated from the original version of this swap to be more brown than orange.

Marth

Blue	B	Resembles his appearance from Fire Emblem: Mystery of the Emblem. Also based on the standard color for player units in the Fire Emblem games.
Red	R	Based on the standard color for enemy units in Fire Emblem games. This is the only costume in Melee to change the color of his tiara.
Green	G	Based on the standard color for NPC units in Fire Emblem.
Black	B	N/A
White	W	Based on Leif, the protagonist of Fire Emblem: Thracia 776 and a character from Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War.

Mewtwo

Purple	P	Based on its appearance from the Pokémon series.
Red	R	Resembles one of Mewtwo's possible alternate color shades in the Pokémon Stadium games.
Blue	B	Resembles Mewtwo's in-game sprite colors for Pokémon Red & Blue. Also used as an Easter egg in Pokémon Stadium.Grab.
Green	G	Based on Mewtwo's shiny color in the Pokémon games.

Mr. Game & Watch

Black	B	Based on the Game & Watch characters from the games Fire and Parachute.
Red	R	Based on depictions of objects and characters on the Virtual Boy.
Blue	B	Resemble the blue crab from Crab Grab.
Green	G	It might also be based on the green tint of the Game Boy's screen, but this is more of a stretch, since the Game Boy screen is kind of oliveish greenish. It could also resemble the green crab from Crab Grab.

Ness

Red	R	Based on his appearance from EarthBound.
Yellow	Y	The yellow/black color scheme resembles that of the Hanshin Tigers, a Japanese baseball team. The shirt also bears a very similar color scheme to the Gigantic Ant enemy from EarthBound.
Blue	B	Is based off of Ness's younger self that he encounters briefly in EarthBound, who was wearing a blue hat.
Green	G	This costume very closely resembles the character, Everdred, from Earthbound, who was dress in green and orange. However, Ness wheres a green hat instead of black, which is the color of Everdred's hat. The shorts, also with a color change, are orange instead of green.

Peach

Pink	P	Resembles her appearance from the Nintendo 64 era.
Yellow	Y	This costume changes Peach's entire appearance to that of Daisy, including her hair color, earrings, dress style, gloves, tiara, and even skin color. However, later games in the Mario series changed Daisy's design, resulting in the costume only matching games before Melee. When the inside of her dress is looking at the camera, her underwear is light blue which matches her jewelry instead of her dress.
White	W	Represents how she appeared in her first appearance in Super Mario Bros, without the red hair and red trim. Peach uniquely wears pantyhose with this costume, she also wears this costume in the event "Time for a checkup!", even though Nurse Toadstool wears pink.
Blue	B	Based on a swap from Mario Golf, and Daisy's appearance in NES Open. Its color appears more indigo.
Green	G	Based on a swap from Mario Golf, and NES Open.

Pichu

Yellow	Y	Based on it's appearance from the Pokémon series.
Red	R	N/A
Blue	B	Gives Pichu goggles similar to the "Swimmer" class of the Pokémon series.
Green	G	Gives Pichu a backpack that resembles Ness's. Similar to the backpacks worn by most Pokémon Trainers throughout the Pokémon series.

Pikachu

Yellow	Y	Based on it's appearance from the Pokémon series.
Red	R	Has Pikachu wearing the hat of Red, the protagonist of the Generation I Pokémon games. The fur color also resembles that of Pikachu's shiny coloration in the Pokémon games.
Blue	B	Has Pikachu wearing a party hat similar to the party hats from the previous game.
Green	G	N/A

Roy

RoyColors — Roy's alternate costumes in SSBM

Purple	P	Resembles his appearance from Fire Emblem: The Binding Blade.
Red	R	Based on the standard color for enemy units in Fire Emblem games.
Blue	B	Based on the standard color for player units in the Fire Emblem games. It is the only alternate costume to change Roy's golden trim color.
Green	G	Based on the standard color for NPC units in Fire Emblem.
Yellow	Y	N/A

Samus

Orange	R	Based on her appearance from Super Metroid.
Pink	P	Based off the appearance of the Varia Suit when missiles are selected in the original NES Metroid game.
Black	B	N/A
Green	G	In Japan, the original Smash 64 website referred to this alternate costume as "Production Model Samus", often referred to as "Mass Produced Samus" in the community.
Purple	P	Based on the Gravity Suit.

Sheik

All of these colors go with Zelda's costume and come from the same game as Zelda's.

Navy	N	Based on their appearance in The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. Corresponds with Zelda's pink colour, hence why it isn't used for team battles.
Red	R	Corresponds with Zelda's red color.
Blue	B	Corresponds with Zelda's blue color.
Green	G	Corresponds with Zelda's green color.
White	W	Corresponds with Zelda's white color. This costume is the only one which changes Sheik's skin tone.

Yoshi

All of Yoshi's costumes appear as different variations of the Yoshi species in many of his games, such as Yoshi's Story and Super Mario World.

Green	G	Resembles his appearance from the Nintendo 64 era and Yoshi's Story.
Red	R	Based on the Fire-breathing Yoshi in Super Mario World.
Blue	B	Based on the Flying Yoshi in Super Mario World.
Yellow	Y	Based on the Stomping Yoshi in Super Mario World.
Pink	P	Based on the Pink Yoshi from Yoshi's Story.
Cyan	C	Based on the Light-Blue Yoshi from Yoshi's Story.

Young Link

All of Young Link's colors are exactly the same as Link's, except ordered where the black and white costumes are switched.

Green	G	Based on his appearance in The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask.
Red	R	Based on the Goron Tunic from The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time.
Blue	B	Based on the Zora Tunic from The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time.
White	W	Resembles the use of the Blue Ring in The Legend of Zelda.
Black	B	Based off a color tunic hack from The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time.

Zelda

Pink	P	Based on her appearance in The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time.
Red	R	Resembles Zelda's first appearance in The Legend of Zelda if Link possesses the red ring, but not the blue ring. Also resembles Zelda's appearance in Zelda II: The Adventure of Link.
Blue	B	Resembles Zelda's first appearance in The Legend of Zelda if Link possesses the blue ring but not the red ring. Also resembles Zelda's maiden outfit in The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past.
Green	G	Resembles Zelda's first appearance in The Legend of Zelda if Link possesses neither the blue ring nor the red ring.
White	W	Resembles Zelda's field sprite in The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past.

N/A: Color that is original to Super Smash Bros. and doesn't have any particular reference.

Stats

There is a total of 123 alternate costumes.
The average number of costumes per character is 5.
Captain Falcon, Kirby, and Yoshi share the highest amount of color swaps: 6.
There are 10 fighters with only 4 color swaps, and 13 fighters with only 5.

Palette swaps
Lists by Game	Super Smash Bros. · *Melee* · Brawl · for 3DS/Wii U · Ultimate
Characters	Builder Mario · Dark Link · Pikachu Libre · Alph · Koopalings · Meta Ridley · Heroes (III, IV, VIII) · Zombie and Enderman

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+''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]'' added additional [[Color Changing|alternate costume]] options to characters by using the X and Y buttons to cycle through the available list instead of using four C buttons to pick a specific color; this removes the limit as to how many are selectable, so there are no longer any costumes exclusive to Team Battles or computer opponents. As a result, many characters now have five different color schemes, with some having as many as six, though some still only have four.
-''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]'' used the X and Y buttons on the Gamecube controller to change costumes. Also, the number of costumes was increased to six.
+In [[Team battle|Team Melee]], if members of the same team use the same character, the second player would have a lighter tint applied to their character. A third player uses a darker tint. If a fourth player is forcibly added to a team with the [[Name Entry glitch]], then the fourth character will be completely black; the game's data suggests that a fifth player, if possible, would be completely grey. A sixth player and afterword, would crash the game.
-===[[Bowser (SSBM)|Bowser]]===
-[[Image:BowserColorsMelee.png|frame|center|Bowser's alternate costumes in SSBM]]
-*'''Green''' (default)
-*'''Red:''' Seems to be primarily based on Bowser's 2P colors in ''Mario Golf''. Also resembles a [[Spiny]] or red [[Koopa Troopa]]. Red Koopas are the second most common type of Koopa Troopa. On the character select, he has red eyes. In game, the eyes are blue.
-*'''Blue:''' May be a loose reference to artwork from ''Super Mario Bros. 3'', which depicted Bowser with silver horns, orange hair and a blue cape. Has some similarities to Iggy Koopa's in-game appearances in ''Super Mario Bros. 3'' and ''Super Mario World''. The shell may also be a reference to the Blue Spiny Shell from ''Mario Kart 64''.
-*'''Black''' May be based on Morton Koopa Jr.
-===[[Captain Falcon (SSBM)|Captain Falcon]]===
+==[[Bowser (SSBM)|Bowser]]==
-[[Image:CaptainFalconColorsMelee.png|frame|center|Captain Falcon's alternate costumes in SSBM]]
+[[File:BowserColorsMelee.png|frame|center|Bowser's alternate costumes in SSBM|700x125px]]
+{| border="1" class="wikitable"
-*'''Indigo (Red)''' (default)
+|-
-*'''Black (Gray):''' Based on the Japanese commercial for ''F-Zero X''.
+!'''Green'''
-*'''Red:''' Similar to his rival, [[Blood Falcon]]'s, outfit, even altering the logo on his back. However, the falcon logo on the helmet is retained (Blood Falcon sports a skull logo on his helmet).
+| style='background: #7CDB7C' |G
-*'''White (Pink):''' An infamous palette swap that is often called "Captain Fabulous" by fans. Seems to be based on the colors of Jody Summer's outfit, aside from the helmet.
+|Resembles his appearance from ''Super Mario 64''.
-*'''Green:''' May be loosely based on Pico or his racer, the Wild Goose. The Blue Falcon also has an alternate green color in ''F-Zero X''.
+|-
-*'''Blue:''' Seems to be based on his artwork from the original ''F-Zero''.
+!'''Red'''
+| style='background: #FB7C7C' |R
+|Resembles a [[Spiny]] or red [[Koopa Troopa]]. It also resembles Roy Koopa's early [[mariowiki:Roy.gif|in-game sprite]]s without the sunglasses, as well as Bowser's [[mariowiki:File:Mgbowser.png|second player costume]] in ''Mario Golf''. Unusually, while the artwork depicts Bowser with red eyes, they are green in-game.
+|-
+!'''Blue'''
+| style='background: #7C7CFB' |B
+|Came from Bowser's [[mariowiki:File:Bowser_and_Peach_original_SMB.png|international artwork]] for ''Super Mario Bros''. Also resembles Iggy Koopa's early [[mariowiki:File:IggySMB3Ani.gif|in-game sprite]]s. Sometimes referred to as the "fake Bowser".
+|-
+!'''Black'''
+| style='background: #000000' |B
+|N/A
+|}
-===[[Donkey Kong (SSBM)|Donkey Kong]]===
+==[[Captain Falcon (SSBM)|Captain Falcon]]==
-[[Image:DonkeyKongColorsMelee.png|frame|center|Donkey Kong's alternate costumes in SSBM]]
+[[File:CaptainFalconColorsMelee.png|frame|center|Captain Falcon's alternate costumes in SSBM|700x125px]]
+{| border="1" class="wikitable"
-*'''Brown''' (default)
+|-
-*'''Black:''' Based on Chunky Kong. It was also in the "Monkey Smash" mode in ''Donkey Kong 64''. Has a blue necktie.
+!'''Indigo'''
-*'''Red:''' Similar to his sprite in ''Donkey Kong''. It was also in the "Monkey Smash" mode in ''Donkey Kong 64''. Has a navy necktie.
+| style='background: #B100D5' |I
-*'''Blue:''' Similar to his alternate ''Mario Golf'' colors. It was also in the "Monkey Smash" mode in ''Donkey Kong 64''. Has a purple necktie.
+|Based on his appearance from ''F-Zero X''.
-*'''Green:''' Based on DK's rival King K. Rool. It was also in the "Monkey Smash" mode in ''Donkey Kong 64''.
+|-
+!'''Black'''
+| style='background: #000000' |B
+|Resembles Captain Falcon’s appearance in a Japanese commercial for ''F-Zero X''.
+|-
+!'''Red'''
+| style='background: #FB7C7C' |R
+|Based on Falcon's rival, [[w:c:fzero:Blood Falcon|Blood Falcon]]'s outfit, even altering the logo on his back to say "Blood Hawk". Betas for the game show that it was originally intended to read "Hell Hawk", the Japanese name of Blood Falcon's F-Zero machine.
+|-
+!'''White'''
+| style='background: #FFFFFF' |W
+|Based on the colors of Jody Summer's outfit. Commonly known as "Captain Fabulous" in the community.
+|-
+!'''Green'''
+| style='background: #7CDB7C' |G
+|Based on the colors of Pico's outfit.
+|-
+!'''Blue'''
+| style='background: #7C7CFB' |B
+|Based on the original, lighter colors of Captain Falcon in ''F-Zero''.
+|}
-===[[Dr. Mario (SSBM)|Dr. Mario]]===
+==[[Donkey Kong (SSBM)|Donkey Kong]]==
-[[Image:DrMarioColors.png|frame|center|Dr. Mario's alternate costumes in SSBM]]
+[[File:DonkeyKongColorsMelee.png|frame|center|Donkey Kong's alternate costumes in SSBM|700x125px]]
+{| border="1" class="wikitable"
-*'''White:''' (default) Despite wearing white pants in his own game, Dr. Mario wears indigo jeans in ''[[Melee]].''
+|-
-*'''Red (Pink):''' Perhaps based on [[Princess Peach|Nurse Toadstool's]] color scheme.
+!'''Brown'''
-*'''Blue (Seafoam):''' Possibly based on the blue scrubs and purple nitrile gloves worn by modern doctors.
+| style='background: #A56940' |B
-*'''Green''' Possibly to represent what surgeons wear.
+|Resembles his appearance from the Nintendo 64 era and ''Donkey Kong 64''.
+|-
+!'''Black'''
+| style='background: #000000' |B
+|Resembles Donkey Kong's coloration when ''Donkey Kong '94'' and ''Donkey Kong Land'' were played under the black-and-white palette on the Game Boy Color and Super Game Boy. "Monkey Smash" mode in ''Donkey Kong 64'' also featured Donkey Kong with blue-black fur and a blue tie.
+|-
+!'''Red'''
+| style='background: #FB7C7C' |R
+|Resembles Donkey Kong's sprite in the original ''Donkey Kong''.
+|-
+!'''Blue'''
+| style='background: #7C7CFB' |B
+|Similar to the second player coloration in ''Mario Golf''.
+|-
+!'''Green'''
+| style='background: #7CDB7C' |G
+|Resembles the green palette of ''Donkey Kong '94'' and ''Donkey Kong Land'', due to the Game Boy's native colour palette.
+|}
+==[[Dr. Mario (SSBM)|Dr. Mario]]==
-*'''Black (Gray):''' Based on the Game Boy Dr. Mario from ''GB Dr. Mario''. Also resembles the uniforms of modern radiologists.
+[[File:DrMarioColors.png|frame|center|Dr. Mario's alternate costumes in SSBM|700x125px]]
+{| border="1" class="wikitable"
+|-
+!'''White'''
+| style='background: #FFFFFF' |W
+|Resembles his appearance from ''Dr. Mario 64''. Despite wearing white pants in his own game, Dr. Mario wears indigo jeans in ''[[Melee]].''
+|-
+!'''Red'''
+| style='background: #FB7C7C' |R
+|Resembles [[Peach|Nurse Toadstool's]] color scheme.
+|-
+!'''Blue'''
+| style='background: #7C7CFB' |B
+|Resembles the traditional color of scrubs worn in real-life hospitals, while his violet gloves resemble standard nitrile gloves used by most physicians.
+|-
+!'''Green'''
+| style='background: #7CDB7C' |G
+|Resembles the traditional color of scrubs worn in by real-life surgeons.
+|-
+!'''Black'''
+| style='background: #000000' |B
+|Referred to as "Unlicensed Dr. Mario" by the official Melee website.
+|}
-===[[Falco (SSBM)|Falco]]===
+==[[Falco (SSBM)|Falco]]==
-[[Image:FalcoColorsMelee.png|frame|center|Falco's alternate costumes in SSBM]]
+[[File:FalcoColorsMelee.png|frame|center|Falco's alternate costumes in SSBM|700x125px]]
+{| border="1" class="wikitable"
-*'''Tan''' (default)
+|-
-*'''Red'''
-*'''Blue (White)'''
+!'''Tan'''
+| style='background: #FFFFFF' |T
-*'''Green (Black):''' Assumed to be what Falco wore when he was not a member of the Star Fox team.
+|Based on his appearance from ''Star Fox 64''.
+|-
+!'''Red'''
+| style='background: #FB7C7C' |R
+|Resembles Peppy Hare's flight suit from ''Star Fox 64''
+|-
+!'''Blue'''
+| style='background: #7C7CFB' |B
+|Resembles Slippy Toad's flight suit from ''Star Fox 64''.
+|-
+!'''Green'''
+| style='background: #7CDB7C' |G
+|Resembles Fox's flight suit.
+|}
-===[[Fox (SSBM)|Fox]]===
+==[[Fox (SSBM)|Fox]]==
-[[Image:FoxColorsMelee.png|frame|center|Fox's alternate costumes in SSBM]]
+[[File:FoxColorsMelee.png|frame|center|Fox's alternate costumes in SSBM|700x125px]]
+{| border="1" class="wikitable"
-*'''White (Tan)''' (default)
+|-
-*'''Orange:''' Based on his costume on the Japanese ''Star Fox'' box art.
+!'''White'''
-:*Used when Fox is on the '''Red''' team.
+| style='background: #FFFFFF' |W
-*''' Purple (Blue)''' Resembles Krystal in ''Star Fox Adventures''.
+|Based on his appearance from ''Star Fox 64''.
-:*Used when Fox is on the '''Blue''' team.
+|-
-*'''Green:''' Possibly modeled after his father, James McCloud. Resembles his color scheme from original ''Star Fox'' concept art.
+!'''Red'''
+| style='background: #FB7C7C' |R
+|Resembles Falco's flight suit.
+|-
+!'''Blue'''
+| style='background: #7C7CFB' |B
+|Resembles Slippy Toad's flight suit from ''Star Fox 64''.
+|-
+!'''Green'''
+| style='background: #7CDB7C' |G
+|Possibly based off a concept art from the original ''Star Fox''.
+|}
-===[[Ganondorf (SSBM)|Ganondorf]]===
+==[[Ganondorf (SSBM)|Ganondorf]]==
-[[Image:GanondorfColorsMelee.png|frame|center|Ganondorf's alternate costumes in SSBM]]
+[[File:GanondorfColorsMelee.png|frame|center|Ganondorf's alternate costumes in SSBM|700x125px]]
+{| border="1" class="wikitable"
-*'''Brown''' (default)
+|-
-*'''Green'''
+!'''Brown'''
-*'''Red:''' Possibly represents one of Ganondorf's beast form's attire.
+| style='background: #A56940' |B
-*'''Blue'''
+|Based off his appearance from ''The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time''.
-*'''Purple'''
+|-
+!'''Red'''
+| style='background: #FB7C7C' |R
+|N/A
+|-
+!'''Blue'''
+| style='background: #7C7CFB' |B
+|N/A
+|-
+!'''Green'''
+| style='background: #7CDB7C' |G
+|N/A
+|-
+!'''Purple'''
+| style='background: #CF7AFF' |P
+|N/A
+|}
-===[[Ice Climbers (SSBM)|Ice Climbers]]===
+==[[Ice Climbers (SSBM)|Ice Climbers]]==
-[[Image:IceClimbersColorsMelee.png|frame|center|The Ice Climbers' alternate costumes in SSBM]]
+[[File:IceClimbersColorsMelee.png|frame|center|Ice Climbers' alternate costumes in SSBM|700x125px]]
 As can be seen in the image, the Ice Climbers' orange and red costumes will place Nana in the lead, making Popo follow.
+{| border="1" class="wikitable"
-*'''Purple and Pink''' (default)
+|-
-:*Used when Ice Climbers is on the '''Blue''' team.
-*'''Green and Yellow'''
+!'''Blue'''
+| style='background: #7C7CFB' |B
-*'''Orange and Light Blue''' (the only costume never used at all in Team Battle)
+|Based on their appearance from the original ''Ice Climber''.
-*'''Red and Light Pink''' (also, the only costume for Team Battle that has Nana in the lead)
+|-
-:*Despite the color on the Character Select Screen, the costume for Nana has a more maroon tone during the battle.
+!'''Green'''
+| style='background: #7CDB7C' |G
+|N/A
+|-
+!'''Orange'''
+| style='background: #FEA540' |O
+|Could resemble a brief color change that happens when Popo dies in ''Ice Climber''.
+|-
+!'''Red'''
+| style='background: #FB7C7C' |R
+|While Nana's parka is purely red on their portrait in the character selection screen, it is actually maroon in-game. Popo's white parka could also resemble a brief color change that happens when Popo and Nana die in ''Ice Climber''.
+|}
-===[[Jigglypuff (SSBM)|Jigglypuff]]===
+==[[Jigglypuff (SSBM)|Jigglypuff]]==
-[[Image:JigglypuffColorsMelee.png|frame|center|Jigglypuff's alternate costumes in SSBM]]
+[[File:JigglypuffColorsMelee.png|frame|center|Jigglypuff's alternate costumes in SSBM|700x125px]]
+{| border="1" class="wikitable"
-*'''Pink''' (default)
+|-
-*'''Red:''' Gives Jigglypuff a decorative flower at the left ear.
+!'''Pink'''
-*'''Blue:''' Similar to the bows from the original ''[[Super Smash Bros.]]''
+| style='background: #FFA7CF ' |P
-*'''Green:''' Gives Jigglypuff a fighter's headband, similar to that worn by Fighter Kirby (except Kirby's headband is red) and Liu Kang from the ''Mortal Kombat'' series.
+|Based on it's appearance from the ''Pokemon'' games.
-*'''Yellow:''' This palette swap is that of a crown with the exact same design as [[Peach]]'s.
+|-
+!'''Red'''
+| style='background: #FB7C7C' |R
+|A small umbrella which she wears on her back left.
+|-
+!'''Blue'''
+| style='background: #7C7CFB' |B
+|Similar to the bows from the original ''[[Super Smash Bros.]]''
+|-
+!'''Green'''
+| style='background: #7CDB7C' |G
+|A green hachimaki.
+|-
+!'''Yellow'''
+| style='background: #F6FF71' |Y
+|The crown that Jigglypuff wears in this costume is identical to that worn by Peach.
+|}
-===[[Kirby (SSBM)|Kirby]]===
+==[[Kirby (SSBM)|Kirby]]==
-[[Image:KirbyColorsMelee.png|frame|center|Kirby's alternate costumes in SSBM]]
+[[File:KirbyColorsMelee.png|frame|center|Kirby's alternate costumes in SSBM|700x125px]]
+{| border="1" class="wikitable"
-*'''Pink''' (default)
+|-
-*'''Yellow:''' This color swap is ''Keeby''. It is also the same as when he is Beam Kirby or Needle Kirby, without the hat. It was also an alternative palette for Kirby in the multiplayer for ''Kirby 64''.
+!'''Pink'''
-*'''Blue (Light Blue):''' The same as when he is Ice Kirby, without the hat. It was also an alternative palette for Kirby in the multiplayer for Kirby 64.
+| style='background: #FFA7CF' |P
-*'''Red (Orange):''' The same as when he is Fire Kirby, without the hat.
+|Based on his appearance from ''Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards''.
-*'''Green:''' Likely a homage to his days on the green Game Boy screen. It was also an alternative palette for Kirby in the multiplayer for ''Kirby 64'' and the skin tone for Plasma Kirby, without the hat.
+|-
-*'''White:''' A reference to his monochrome appearance from the original ''Kirby's Dream Land'' for Game Boy. It is also similar to the colors of Kirby's depiction on the North American box cover of ''Kirby's Dream Land''.
+!'''Yellow'''
+| style='background: #F6FF71' |Y
+|This color swap is [[w:c:kirby:Keeby|Keeby]], who was Kirby's companion in games that featured co-op mode. It is also the same as when he is Beam Kirby or Needle Kirby, without the hat. It was also an alternative palette for Kirby in the multiplayer for ''Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards''. Developer [[Shigeru Miyamoto]] also reportedly believed Kirby should be yellow in his debut game, while [[Masahiro Sakurai]] believed the character should be pink.
+|-
+!'''Blue'''
+| style='background: #7C7CFB' |B
+|The same as when he is Ice Kirby, without the hat. It is also an alternative palette for Kirby in the multiplayer for ''Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards''.
+|-
+!'''Red'''
+| style='background: #FB7C7C' |R
+|The same as when he is Fire Kirby, without the hat.
+|-
+!'''Green'''
+| style='background: #7CDB7C' |G
+|An alternative palette for Kirby in the multiplayer for ''Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards''.
+|-
+!'''White'''
+| style='background: #FFFFFF' |W
+|A reference to his monochrome appearance from the original ''Kirby's Dream Land'' for Game Boy. It is also similar to the colors of Kirby's depiction on the North American box cover of ''Kirby's Dream Land''.
+|}
-===[[Link (SSBM)|Link]]===
+==[[Link (SSBM)|Link]]==
-[[Image:LinkColorsMelee.png|frame|center|Link's alternate costumes in SSBM]]
+[[File:LinkColorsMelee.png|frame|center|Link's alternate costumes in SSBM|700x125px]]
+{| border="1" class="wikitable"
-*'''Green''' (default)
+|-
-*'''Red:''' Similar to the Goron Tunic from ''The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time''.
+!'''Green'''
-*'''Blue:''' Similar to the Zora Tunic from ''The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time''.
+| style='background: #7CDB7C' |G
-*'''Black (Gray):''' A homage to [[Dark Link]]. However, unlike the ''Brawl'' version, only his tunic is altered.
-*'''White (Lavender):''' Resembles the use of the Blue Ring in ''The Legend of Zelda''.
+|Based on his appearance from ''The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time''.
+|-
+!'''Red'''
+| style='background: #FB7C7C' |R
+|Based on the Goron Tunic from ''The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time''. It also resembles Link with the Red Ring from the original ''The Legend of Zelda''.
+|-
+!'''Blue'''
+| style='background: #7C7CFB' |B
+|Based on the Zora Tunic from ''The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time''.
+|-
+!'''Black'''
+| style='background: #000000' |B
+|Based off a color tunic hack from ''The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time''.
+|-
+!'''White'''
+| style='background: #FFFFFF' |W
+|Resembles the use of the Blue Ring in ''The Legend of Zelda''.
+|}
-===[[Luigi (SSBM)|Luigi]]===
+==[[Luigi (SSBM)|Luigi]]==
-[[Image:LuigiColorsMelee.png|frame|center|Luigi's alternate costumes in SSBM]]
+[[File:LuigiColorsMelee.png|frame|center|Luigi's alternate costumes in SSBM|700x125px]]
+{| border="1" class="wikitable"
-*'''Green''' (default)
+|-
-*'''White:''' A reference to Luigi's appearance in ''Mario Bros.'' and ''Super Mario Bros.'', with tan gloves instead of white in order to simulate Luigi's "bare-handed" look in these games. Also, the colors to his cap, shirt, and overalls reference his Fire Luigi form. In the game, his skin is tan.
+!'''Green'''
-*'''Cyan (Blue):''' Resembles the artwork for Mario on the cover for the NES version of ''Mario Bros.'', though that's not what he wore in the actual game.
+| style='background: #7CDB7C' |G
-:*Used when Luigi is on the '''Blue''' team.
-*'''Pink (Red):''' Comes from the game ''Wrecking Crew'', in which Luigi wears pink.
+|Based on his appearance from the Nintendo 64 era and in ''Luigi's Mansion''.
+|-
-:*Used when Luigi is on the '''Red''' team.
+!'''White'''
+| style='background: #FFFFFF' |W
+|A reference to Luigi's appearance in ''Super Mario Bros.'' and the NES port of ''Mario Bros.'' It also resembles Fire Luigi. It is the only one to change the color of his gloves and skin tone.
+|-
+!'''Blue'''
+| style='background: #7C7CFB' |B
+|Resembles the artwork for Mario on the cover for the NES version of ''Mario Bros.'', though his sprite does not actually feature such coloring.
+|-
+!'''Red'''
+| style='background: #FB7C7C' |R
+|Comes from the game ''Wrecking Crew'', where Luigi wears pink.
+|}
-===[[Mario (SSBM)|Mario]]===
+==[[Mario (SSBM)|Mario]]==
-[[Image:MarioColorsMelee.png|frame|center|Mario's alternate costumes in SSBM]]
+[[File:MarioColorsMelee.png|frame|center|Mario's alternate costumes in SSBM|700x125px]]
+{| border="1" class="wikitable"
-*'''Red''' (default)
+|-
-*'''Yellow:''' Based on [[Wario]], the same as his previous yellow costume.
+!'''Red'''
-*'''Brown:''' A reference to Foreman Spike from ''Wrecking Crew '98''.
+| style='background: #FB7C7C' |R
-*'''Blue:''' A red/blue reversal of his traditional colors and the colors he wore in his first appearance in the game ''Donkey Kong''. This is seen as a partial reference to Mario's varying appearances in games prior to Nintendo's officially establishment of Mario's outfit of consisting of a red shirt, blue overalls and red hat. In various earlier games (like the ''Mario Bros.'' arcade), Mario occasionally also appeared with sometimes a blue hat, red shirt with blue overalls or a red hat, blue shirt with red overalls. Interestingly however, Mario never appeared in any game with the particular combination of a blue hat, blue shirt, with red overalls as it appears here at the time of the release of the games in the ''Super Smash Bros.'' series, but this color scheme does resemble the [[Balloon Fighter]].
+|Based on his appearance from the Nintendo 64 era and ''Super Mario 64''.
-*'''Green:''' A color inverse of his traditional colors. Contrary to popular belief it is not a reference to [[Luigi]], however it does coincidentally resemble Luigi's colors from the arcade version of ''Mario Bros''.
+|-
+!'''Yellow'''
+| style='background: #F6FF71' |Y
+|Based on [[Wario]], the same as his yellow costume in the previous game. Unlike [[Palette swap (SSB)#Mario|the original]] (and every other iteration in the series), the colored "M" is blue instead of yellow and the buttons are white instead of yellow, as to make him more closely resemble Wario. Additionally, Mario's hat gains a white accent on its edge.
+|-
+!'''Black'''
+| style='background: #000000' |B
+|A reference to Foreman Spike from ''Wrecking Crew '98''. Updated from [[Palette swap (SSB)#Mario|the original version]] of this swap to be closer to black and white than brown and yellow. It is the only costume where the hat and overalls are changed to be the same color.
+|-
+!'''Blue'''
+| style='background: #7C7CFB' |B
+|A reversal of his traditional colors. This is seen as a partial reference to Mario's varying appearances in games prior to Nintendo's official establishment of Mario's outfit consisting of a red shirt, blue overalls, and red hat. In various earlier games, Mario occasionally also appeared with a blue hat, red shirt with blue overalls, or a red hat with a blue shirt with red overalls. Interestingly, though, Mario never appeared in any game with the particular combination of a blue hat, blue shirt, with red overalls as it appears here, but this color scheme does resemble the [[Balloon Fighter]] and it also resembles Mario's outfit from the three DIC cartoons.
+|-
+!'''Green'''
+| style='background: #7CDB7C' |G
+|[[Wikipedia:File:Color star-en.svg|Complimentary colors]] of his normal outfit. Resembles Mario's appearance on Japanese and European box arts for ''{{s|mariowiki|Wrecking Crew}}''.  A similar arrangement of colors also appears as part of the flashing animation from a Starman in ''Super Mario Bros.'' Updated from [[Palette swap (SSB)#Mario|the original version]] of this swap to be more brown than orange.
+|}
-===[[Marth (SSBM)|Marth]]===
+==[[Marth (SSBM)|Marth]]==
-[[Image:MarthColorsMelee.png|frame|center|Marth's alternate costumes in SSBM]]
+[[File:MarthColorsMelee.png|frame|center|Marth's alternate costumes in SSBM|700x125px]]
+{| border="1" class="wikitable"
-*'''Blue''' (default)
+|-
-*'''Red:''' The only costume in Melee to change the color of his headbrace.
+!'''Blue'''
-*'''Green:''' Possibly based on the standard color for NPC units in Fire Emblem.
+| style='background: #7C7CFB' |B
-*'''Black (Gray)'''
+|Resembles his appearance from ''Fire Emblem: Mystery of the Emblem''. Also based on the standard color for player units in the ''Fire Emblem'' games.
-*'''Seafoam (White):''' Based on Leaf, the protagonist of ''Fire Emblem: Thracia 776''.
+|-
+!'''Red'''
+| style='background: #FB7C7C' |R
+|Based on the standard color for enemy units in ''Fire Emblem'' games. This is the only costume in Melee to change the color of his tiara.
+|-
+!'''Green'''
+| style='background: #7CDB7C' |G
+|Based on the standard color for NPC units in ''Fire Emblem''.
+|-
+!'''Black'''
+| style='background: #000000' |B
+|N/A
+|-
+!'''White'''
+| style='background: #FFFFFF' |W
+|Based on [[w:c:fireemblem:Leif|Leif]], the protagonist of ''[[w:c:fireemblem:Fire Emblem: Thracia 776|Fire Emblem: Thracia 776]]'' and a character from ''[[w:c:fireemblem:Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War|Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War]]''.
+|}
-===[[Mewtwo (SSBM)|Mewtwo]]===
+==[[Mewtwo (SSBM)|Mewtwo]]==
-[[Image:MewtwoColors.png|frame|center|Mewtwo's alternate costumes in SSBM]]
+[[File:MewtwoColors.png|frame|center|Mewtwo's alternate costumes in SSBM|700x125px]]
+{| border="1" class="wikitable"
-*'''Purple''' (default)
+|-
-*'''Orange:''' Used as an Easter Egg in Pokemon Stadium.
+!'''Purple'''
-:*Used when Mewtwo is on the '''Red''' team.
+| style='background: #CF7AFF' |P
-*'''Blue:''' Resembles Mewtwo's in-game sprite colors for ''Pokemon Red & Blue''. Also used as an [[Easter egg]] in Pokemon Stadium.
+|Based on its appearance from the ''Pokémon'' series.
-*'''Green:''' Mewtwo's "shiny" color.
+|-
+!'''Red'''
+| style='background: #FB7C7C' |R
+|Resembles one of Mewtwo's possible alternate color shades in the ''Pokémon Stadium'' games.
+|-
+!'''Blue'''
+| style='background: #7C7CFB' |B
+|Resembles Mewtwo's in-game sprite colors for ''Pokémon Red & Blue''. Also used as an [[Easter egg]] in Pokémon Stadium.Grab''.
+|-
+!'''Green'''
+| style='background: #7CDB7C' |G
+|Based on Mewtwo's {{s|bulbapedia|shiny}} color in the ''Pokémon'' games.
+|}
-===[[Mr. Game & Watch (SSBM)|Mr. Game & Watch]]===
+==[[Mr. Game & Watch (SSBM)|Mr. Game & Watch]]==
-[[Image:MrGame&WatchColorsMelee.png|frame|center|Mr. Game & Watch's alternate costumes in SSBM]]
+[[File:MrGame&WatchColorsMelee.png|frame|center|Mr. Game & Watch's alternate costumes in SSBM|700x125px]]
+{| border="1" class="wikitable"
-Mr. Game & Watch's costumes may come from the colored LCD screens used for some of his games.
+|-
-*'''Black''' (default)
-*'''Red'''
+!'''Black'''
+| style='background: #000000' |B
-*'''Blue'''
+|Based on the Game & Watch characters from the games ''Fire'' and ''Parachute''.
-*'''Green'''
+|-
+!'''Red'''
+| style='background: #FB7C7C' |R
+|Based on depictions of objects and characters on the Virtual Boy.
+|-
+!'''Blue'''
+| style='background: #7C7CFB' |B
+|Resemble the blue crab from ''Crab Grab''.
+|-
+!'''Green'''
+| style='background: #7CDB7C' |G
+|It might also be based on the green tint of the Game Boy's screen, but this is more of a stretch, since the Game Boy screen is kind of oliveish greenish. It could also resemble the green crab from ''Crab Grab''.
+|}
-===[[Ness (SSBM)|Ness]]===
+==[[Ness (SSBM)|Ness]]==
-[[Image:NessColorsMelee.png|frame|center|Ness's alternate costumes in SSBM]]
+[[File:NessColorsMelee.png|frame|center|Ness's alternate costumes in SSBM|700x125px]]
+{| border="1" class="wikitable"
-*'''Red''' (default)
+|-
-*'''Yellow:''' Similar to Charlie Brown from [[wikipedia:Peanuts (comic strip)|''Peanuts'']].
+!'''Red'''
-*'''Blue:''' Is based off of Ness's younger self that he encounters briefly in ''EarthBound'', who was wearing a blue hat.  Some also consider this outfit to be a reference to ''EarthBound''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s final battle against Giygas, where a reflection of Ness's face appeared in the Devil's Machine. However, contrary to popular belief, the reflection was not wearing a different hat than the real Ness.
+| style='background: #FB7C7C' |R
-*'''Green'''
+|Based on his appearance from ''EarthBound''.
+|-
+!'''Yellow'''
+| style='background: #F6FF71' |Y
+|The yellow/black color scheme resembles that of the [[Wikipedia:Hanshin Tigers|Hanshin Tigers]], a Japanese baseball team. The shirt also bears a very similar color scheme to the Gigantic Ant enemy from ''EarthBound''.
+|-
+!'''Blue'''
+| style='background: #7C7CFB' |B
+|Is based off of Ness's younger self that he encounters briefly in ''EarthBound'', who was wearing a blue hat.
+|-
+!'''Green'''
+| style='background: #7CDB7C' |G
+|This costume very closely resembles the character, Everdred, from ''Earthbound'', who was dress in green and orange. However, Ness wheres a green hat instead of black, which is the color of Everdred's hat. The shorts, also with a color change, are orange instead of green.
+|}
-===[[Peach (SSBM)|Peach]]===
+==[[Peach (SSBM)|Peach]]==
-[[Image:PeachColorsMelee.png|frame|center|Peach's alternate costumes in SSBM]]
+[[File:PeachColorsMelee.png|frame|center|Peach's alternate costumes in SSBM|700x125px]]
+{| border="1" class="wikitable"
-*'''Pink''' (default)
+|-
-:*Used when Peach is on the '''Red''' team.
+!'''Pink'''
-*'''Yellow:''' This costume changes nearly Peach's entire appearance to that of [[Daisy]], including her hair color, earrings, dress style, gloves, tiara, and even Daisy's old skin color (in later games following Melee, Daisy's skin color was bleached significantly). The only thing that remains unchanged is Peach's hairstyle (the front bangs of Daisy's hair are parted in the middle).
+| style='background: #FB7C7C' |P
-*'''Lavender (White):''' Represents Nurse Toadstool, but in white instead of pink. She also uniquely wears stockings with this costume.
+|Resembles her appearance from the Nintendo 64 era.
-*'''Purple (Blue)'''
+|-
-:*Used when Peach is on the '''Blue''' team.
-*'''Green'''
+!'''Yellow'''
+| style='background: #F6FF71' |Y
+|This costume changes Peach's entire appearance to that of [[Daisy]], including her hair color, earrings, dress style, gloves, tiara, and even skin color. However, later games in the ''Mario'' series changed Daisy's design, resulting in the costume only matching games before ''Melee''. When the inside of her dress is looking at the camera, her underwear is light blue which matches her jewelry instead of her dress.
+|-
+!'''White'''
+| style='background: #FFFFFF' |W
+|Represents how she appeared in her first appearance in ''Super Mario Bros'', without the red hair and red trim. Peach uniquely wears pantyhose with this costume, she also wears this costume in the event "Time for a checkup!", even though Nurse Toadstool wears pink.
+|-
+!'''Blue'''
+| style='background: #7C7CFB' |B
+|Based on a swap from ''Mario Golf,'' and Daisy's appearance in ''NES Open''. Its color appears more indigo.
+|-
+!'''Green'''
+| style='background: #7CDB7C' |G
+|Based on a swap from ''Mario Golf,'' and ''NES Open''.
+|}
-===[[Pichu (SSBM)|Pichu]]===
+==[[Pichu (SSBM)|Pichu]]==
-[[Image:PichuColors.png|frame|center|Pichu's alternate costumes in SSBM]]
+[[File:PichuColors.png|frame|center|Pichu's alternate costumes in SSBM|700x125px]]
+{| border="1" class="wikitable"
-*'''Yellow''' (default)
+|-
-*'''Red:''' This, like the other swaps, gives Pichu a boy scout's ascot in the corresponding color, similar to the "Camper" (formerly "Jr. Trainer") and "Picnicker" classes of trainers from the ''Pokémon'' series.
+!'''Yellow'''
-*'''Blue:''' Gives Pichu goggles similar to the "Swimmer" class of the ''Pokémon'' series.  Despite Pichu not returning for ''Brawl'', Pikachu's blue costume in that game is based off of these same goggles.
+| style='background: #F6FF71' |Y
-*'''Green:''' Gives Pichu a backpack similar to the one worn by [[Pokémon Trainer]]s throughout the [[Pokémon (universe)|''Pokémon'' series]].
+|Based on it's appearance from the ''Pokémon'' series.
+|-
+!'''Red'''
+| style='background: #FB7C7C' |R
+|N/A
+|-
+!'''Blue'''
+| style='background: #7C7CFB' |B
+|Gives Pichu goggles similar to the "Swimmer" class of the ''Pokémon'' series.
+|-
+!'''Green'''
+| style='background: #7CDB7C' |G
+|Gives Pichu a backpack that resembles Ness's. Similar to the backpacks worn by most [[Pokémon Trainer]]s throughout the ''Pokémon'' series.
+|}
-===[[Pikachu (SSBM)|Pikachu]]===
+==[[Pikachu (SSBM)|Pikachu]]==
-[[Image:PikachuColorsMelee.png|frame|center|Pikachu's alternate costumes in SSBM]]
+[[File:PikachuColorsMelee.png|frame|center|Pikachu's alternate costumes in SSBM|700x125px]]
+{| border="1" class="wikitable"
-*'''Yellow''' (default)
+|-
-*'''Red:''' Has Pikachu wearing the hat of [[Pokémon Trainer|Red]], the protagonist of the original ''[[Pokémon Red and Blue|Pokémon]]'' installment. The fur color is based on a "shiny" Pikachu.
+!'''Yellow'''
-*'''Blue:''' A party hat similar to the one from the original ''[[Super Smash Bros.]]''
+| style='background: #F6FF71' |Y
-*'''Green:''' Gives Pikachu a cowboy hat.
+|Based on it's appearance from the ''Pokémon'' series.
+|-
+!'''Red'''
+| style='background: #FB7C7C' |R
+|Has Pikachu wearing the hat of [[Red]], the protagonist of the Generation I ''[[Pokémon]]'' games. The fur color also resembles that of Pikachu's shiny coloration in the ''Pokémon'' games.
+|-
+!'''Blue'''
+| style='background: #7C7CFB' |B
+|Has Pikachu wearing a party hat similar to the party hats from the previous game.
+|-
+!'''Green'''
+| style='background: #7CDB7C' |G
+|N/A
+|}
-===[[Roy (SSBM)|Roy]]===
+==[[Roy (SSBM)|Roy]]==
-[[Image:RoyColors.png|frame|center|Roy's alternate costumes in SSBM]]
+[[File:RoyColors.png|frame|center|Roy's alternate costumes in SSBM|700x125px]]
+{| border="1" class="wikitable"
-*'''Purple (Brown)''' (default)
+|-
-*'''Red:''' Based on the "enemy" unit color in the Fire Emblem series.
+!'''Purple'''
-*'''Blue:''' Based on the "player" unit color in the Fire Emblem series.  Is the only palette to change Roy's golden highlight color (to silver).
+| style='background: #CF7AFF' |P
-*'''Green:''' Based on the "other" unit color in the Fire Emblem series.
+|Resembles his appearance from ''Fire Emblem: The Binding Blade''.
-*'''Yellow (Gold):''' Based on the "partner" unit color in the Fire Emblem series. Which was first in ''[[Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance]]'' which was released after SSBM, but was in the making since the N64.
+|-
+!'''Red'''
+| style='background: #FB7C7C' |R
+|Based on the standard color for enemy units in ''Fire Emblem'' games.
+|-
+!'''Blue'''
+| style='background: #7C7CFB' |B
+|Based on the standard color for player units in the ''Fire Emblem'' games. It is the only alternate costume to change Roy's golden trim color.
+|-
+!'''Green'''
+| style='background: #7CDB7C' |G
+|Based on the standard color for NPC units in ''Fire Emblem''.
+|-
+!'''Yellow'''
+| style='background: #F6FF71' |Y
+|N/A
+|}
-===[[Samus (SSBM)|Samus]]===
+==[[Samus (SSBM)|Samus]]==
-[[Image:SamusColorsMelee.png|frame|center|Samus's alternate costumes in SSBM]]
+[[File:SamusColorsMelee.png|frame|center|Samus's alternate costumes in SSBM|700x125px]]
+{| border="1" class="wikitable"
-*'''Orange (Red)''' (default)
+|-
-:*Used when Samus is on the '''Red''' team.
+!'''Orange'''
-*'''Pink:''' Similar to the appearance of the Varia Suit when missiles are selected in the original NES ''Metroid'' game.
+| style='background: #FB7C7C' |R
-*'''Black (Brown)'''
+|Based on her appearance from ''Super Metroid''.
-*'''Green:'''
+|-
-*'''Purple (Blue):''' Similar to the Gravity Suit in Super Metroid.
+!'''Pink'''
-:*Used when Samus is on the '''Blue''' team.
+| style='background: #FFA7CF' |P
+|Based off the appearance of the Varia Suit when missiles are selected in the original NES ''Metroid'' game.
+|-
+!'''Black'''
+| style='background: #000000' |B
+|N/A
+|-
+!'''Green'''
+| style='background: #7CDB7C' |G
+|In Japan, the original [[Smabura-Ken|''Smash 64'' website]] referred to this alternate costume as "Production Model Samus", often referred to as "Mass Produced Samus" in the community.
+|-
+!'''Purple'''
+| style='background: #7C7CFB' |P
+| Based on the Gravity Suit.
+|}
-===[[Yoshi (SSBM)|Yoshi]]===
+==[[Sheik (SSBM)|Sheik]]==
-[[Image:YoshiColorsMelee.png|frame|center|Yoshi's alternate costumes in SSBM]]
+[[File:SheikColorsMelee.png|frame|center|Sheik's alternate costumes in SSBM|700x125px]]
+All of these colors go with {{SSBM|Zelda}}'s costume and come from the same game as Zelda's.
-All of Yoshi's costumes appear as different variations of the Yoshi species in many of his games, such as ''Yoshi's Story'', ''Super Mario World'' and ''Yoshi's Island''.
+{| border="1" class="wikitable"
-*'''Green''' (default)
+|-
-*'''Red:''' Similar to the fire breathing Yoshi in ''Super Mario World and Yoshi's Island/Story''.
+!'''Navy'''
-*'''Blue:''' Similar to the flying Yoshi in ''Super Mario World and Yoshi's Island/Story''.
+| style='background: #5D00FF' |N
-*'''Yellow:''' Similar to the stomping Yoshi in ''Super Mario World and Yoshi's Island/Story''.
+|Based on their appearance in ''The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time''. Corresponds with Zelda's pink colour, hence why it isn't used for team battles.
-*'''Pink:''' Similar to the Yoshi's in ''Yoshi's Island and Yoshi's Story''.
+|-
-*'''Light Blue (Cyan):''' Similar to the Yoshi's in ''Yoshi's Island and Yoshi's Story''.
+!'''Red'''
+| style='background: #FB7C7C' |R
+|Corresponds with Zelda's red color.
+|-
+!'''Blue'''
+| style='background: #7C7CFB' |B
+|Corresponds with Zelda's blue color.
+|-
+!'''Green'''
+| style='background: #7CDB7C' |G
+|Corresponds with Zelda's green color.
+|-
+!'''White'''
+| style='background: #FFFFFF' |W
+|Corresponds with Zelda's white color. This costume is the only one which changes Sheik's skin tone.
+|}
-===[[Young Link (SSBM)|Young Link]]===
+==[[Yoshi (SSBM)|Yoshi]]==
-[[Image:YoungLinkColors.png|frame|center|Young Link's alternate costumes in SSBM]]
+[[File:YoshiColorsMelee.png|frame|center|Yoshi's alternate costumes in SSBM|700x125px]]
+All of Yoshi's costumes appear as different variations of the Yoshi species in many of his games, such as ''Yoshi's Story'' and ''Super Mario World''.
-All of Young Link's colors are exactly the same as [[Link]]'s, except ordered differently.
+{| border="1" class="wikitable"
-*'''Green''' (default)
+|-
-*'''Red:''' Based on the Goron Tunic from ''Ocarina of Time'', even though Link never wears it as a child.
+!'''Green'''
-*'''Blue:''' Based on the Zora Tunic from ''Ocarina of Time'', even though Link never wears it as a child.
+| style='background: #7CDB7C' |G
-*'''White'''
+|Resembles his appearance from the Nintendo 64 era and ''Yoshi's Story''.
-*'''Black:''' Based on [[Dark Link]].
+|-
+!'''Red'''
+| style='background: #FB7C7C' |R
+|Based on the Fire-breathing Yoshi in ''Super Mario World''.
+|-
+!'''Blue'''
+| style='background: #7C7CFB' |B
+|Based on the Flying Yoshi in ''Super Mario World''.
+|-
+!'''Yellow'''
+| style='background: #F6FF71' |Y
+|Based on the Stomping Yoshi in ''Super Mario World''.
+|-
+!'''Pink'''
+| style='background: #FFA7CF' |P
+|Based on the Pink Yoshi from ''Yoshi's Story''.
+|-
+!'''Cyan'''
+| style='background: #60FFFA' |C
+|Based on the Light-Blue Yoshi from ''Yoshi's Story''.
+|}
-===[[Zelda (SSBM)|Zelda]]===
+==[[Young Link (SSBM)|Young Link]]==
-[[Image:ZeldaColorsMelee.png|frame|center|Zelda's alternate costumes in SSBM]]
+[[File:YoungLinkColors.png|frame|center|Young Link's alternate costumes in SSBM|700x125px]]
+All of Young Link's colors are exactly the same as Link's, except ordered where the black and white costumes are switched.
-*'''Pink''' (default): Similar to her appearance in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time]].''
+{| border="1" class="wikitable"
-**This Sheik is a medium blue.
+|-
-*'''Red:''' Similar to her first appearance in ''[[The Legend of Zelda]]'' if Link possesses the red ring.
+!'''Green'''
-**This Sheik is red.
+| style='background: #7CDB7C' |G
-*'''Blue:''' Similar to her first appearance in ''[[The Legend of Zelda]]'' if Link possesses the blue ring but not the red ring.
+| Based on his appearance in ''The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time'' and ''Majora's Mask''.
-**This Sheik is a deep blue.
+|-
-*'''Green:''' Resembles Zelda's first appearance in ''[[The Legend of Zelda]]'' if Link possesses neither the blue ring nor the red ring.
+!'''Red'''
-**This Sheik is green.
+| style='background: #FB7C7C' |R
-*'''Lavender (White):''' Similar to her appearance in ''The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past.''
+|Based on the Goron Tunic from ''The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time''.
-**This Sheik is a dark violet and lavender.
+|-
+!'''Blue'''
+| style='background: #7C7CFB' |B
+|Based on the Zora Tunic from ''The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time''.
+|-
+!'''White'''
+| style='background: #FFFFFF' |W
+|Resembles the use of the Blue Ring in ''The Legend of Zelda''.
+|-
+!'''Black'''
+| style='background: #000000' |B
+|Based off a color tunic hack from ''The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time''.
+|}
+==[[Zelda (SSBM)|Zelda]]==
+[[File:ZeldaColorsMelee.png|frame|center|Zelda's alternate costumes in SSBM|700x125px]]
+{| border="1" class="wikitable"
+|-
+!'''Pink'''
+| style='background: #FFA7CF' |P
+|Based on her appearance in ''The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time.''
+|-
+!'''Red'''
+| style='background: #FB7C7C' |R
+|Resembles Zelda's first appearance in ''The Legend of Zelda'' if Link possesses the red ring, but not the blue ring. Also resembles Zelda's appearance in ''Zelda II: The Adventure of Link''.
+|-
+!'''Blue'''
+| style='background: #7C7CFB' |B
+|Resembles Zelda's first appearance in ''The Legend of Zelda'' if Link possesses the blue ring but not the red ring. Also resembles Zelda's maiden outfit in ''The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past.''
+|-
+!'''Green'''
+| style='background: #7CDB7C' |G
+|Resembles Zelda's first appearance in ''The Legend of Zelda'' if Link possesses neither the blue ring nor the red ring.
+|-
+!'''White'''
+| style='background: #FFFFFF' |W
+|Resembles Zelda's field sprite in ''The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past.''
+|}
+<small><nowiki>N/A:</nowiki> Color that is original to ''Super Smash Bros.'' and doesn't have any particular reference.</small>
+==Stats==
+*There is a total of 123 alternate costumes.
+*The average number of costumes per character is 5.
+*Captain Falcon, Kirby, and Yoshi share the highest amount of color swaps: 6.
+*There are 10 fighters with only 4 color swaps, and 13 fighters with only 5.
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+[[Category:Palette swaps (SSBM)]]
+[[Category:Characters]]
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