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SSBM Sound Test Menu

The Sound Test as it appears in Super Smash Bros. Melee.

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The Sound Test as it appears in Super Smash Bros. Brawl.

Sound Test is an option that appears in all five Super Smash Bros. games.

In the first Super Smash Bros., one can unlock the Sound Test by completing Break the Targets and Board the Platforms with all 12 characters.

In Super Smash Bros. Melee, Sound Test is unlocked by unlocking all characters, stages, and beating every event match.

In Super Smash Bros. Brawl, the Sound Test is available without unlocking, probably due to individual songs being unlocked by finding CDs.

In Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U, the Sound Test is once again available from the start, and is referred to as "Sounds". However, only the "Music" and "Voices" for the characters, Assist Trophies and Pokémon are available, despite it being called "Sounds". The reason for this is unknown.

Sound Test Wii U

Sounds as it appears in SSBWU

Sound Test allows the player to listen to all the music and sounds in the game. Players can listen to the voices of characters, stage music, and listen to other variety of sounds. Sound Test can be accessed through Option Mode and Data Mode.

Trivia[]

  • In Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, when the game is set to Japanese, the characters voices will show theirs voice actors as well.
  • For some reasons, in Super Smash Bros Ultimate, one of Fox’s voice lines ("Better luck next time, Falco!") wasn’t in the Sound Test until the version 8.0.0 update.
  • The sound test in all of the games has many unused sounds. An example is the original game, the announcer says "Bonus Stage", "Are you Ready", "Final Stage" and "Draw Game".
    • In Melee, the announcer has samples for "Master Hand", "Giga Koopa" plus "Giga Bowser" and "Fighting Wire Frames" and many more sound clips, these were most likely for him saying their name during the 1-Player games.
    • In Brawl, all of the characters have unused high-knockback sounds like the previous games, the fighters who did not get redone voicework have these reused in 3DS/Wii U.

See also[]

Music
Music by Series Super Smash Bros. / Adventure Modes  · Super Mario / Mario Kart  · Donkey Kong  · The Legend of Zelda  · Metroid  · Yoshi  · Kirby  · Star Fox  · Pokémon  · F-Zero  · Mother/EarthBound  · Fire Emblem  · Game & Watch  · Kid Icarus  · WarioWare  · Pikmin  · Animal Crossing  · Wii Fit  · Punch-Out!!  · Xenoblade Chronicles  · Splatoon  · ARMS  · Metal Gear  · Sonic the Hedgehog  · Mega Man  · Pac-Man  · Street Fighter  · Final Fantasy VII  · Bayonetta  · Castlevania  · Persona  · Dragon Quest  · Banjo-Kazooie  · Fatal Fury  · Minecraft  · Tekken  · Kingdom Hearts  · Other
Music by Game Music (64)  · Music (Melee)  · Music (Brawl)  · Music (3DS/Wii U)  · Music (Ultimate)
Songs "Afternoon on the Island"  · "Ashley's Song"  · "Balloon Fight Medley"  · "Bomb Rush Blush"  · "Duck Hunt Medley"  · "Galaga Medley"  · "Gang-Plank Galleon"  · "Gourmet Race"  · "Jump Up, Super Star!"  · "Lifelight"  · "Main Theme (Super Mario 64)"  · "Mappy Medley"  · "Mega Man 2 Medley"  · "MEGALOVANIA"  · "Mike's Song"  · "Mona Pizza's Song"  · "N's Castle Medley"  · "Nintendo Land Medley"  · "Paper Mario Medley"  · "PictoChat"  · "Psycho Soldier Theme"  · "Rainbow Road Medley"  · "Spiral Mountain"  · "Super Smash Bros. Brawl Main Theme"  · "Wii Sports Series Medley"
Albums Nintendo All-Star! Dairantō Smash Brothers OST  · Smashing...Live!  · A Smashing Soundtrack
Composers/Performers List of composers (Koji Kondo  · Kazumi Totaka  · Hirokazu Tanaka  · Shogo Sakai  · Nobuo Uematsu)  · New Japan Philharmonic
Other CD  · Sound Test  · My Music  · Fanfare
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