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+ | A '''taunt match''', or '''taunt party''', is a term used in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'' and ''[[Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U]]'' to describe a kind of online match over [[Wi-Fi Connection|Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection]] and Nintendo Network where players aren't fighting each other seriously, but instead decide to fool around for the entirety of. Taunt matches usually form when one or more players begin exhibiting friendly behavior, such as [[Taunt|taunting]] or repeatedly crouching, in attempt of reaching an agreement with one another. |
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− | A '''Taunt Match''' is a term used in [[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]], where players in a match aren't fighting each other, but instead decide to fool around and/or [[Taunt |taunt]] for the entire match. Taunt Matches typically begin when one player taunts for the whole match, and other players decide to follow. In a taunt match, players are also known to crouch or duck continuously to reach an agreement (however, [[Kirby (SSBB)|Kirby]] and [[King Dedede (SSBB)|King Dedede]] players often use this as an alternative to Taunting). They will often then follow to have continuous Taunt Matches or simply proceed to showing each other [[glitch |glitches]]. The most used stage for taunt matches is [[Hyrule Temple]] as its size allows the taunter to completely evade serious players with the addition of abusing glitches in the stage. |
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[[Image:Sonic_Taunt.jpg|thumb|130px|"You're too slow...!" "You're too slow...!"]] |
[[Image:Sonic_Taunt.jpg|thumb|130px|"You're too slow...!" "You're too slow...!"]] |
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+ | If everyone complies, the taunt match starts and the players will likely then proceed to having several successive taunt matches. However, should one or more players ignore the advancements and continue fighting as they would normally, taunters may team up against the "tryhard"(s) to aggravate them. Such tactics as intentional [[self-destruct|self-destructs]] to rack up a fellow taunter's score, exclusively setting items that would otherwise dramatically interrupt gameplay ([[Smash Ball|Smash Balls]], [[Assist Trophy|Assist Trophies]], [[Poké Ball|Poké Balls]], explosives, etc.), or using potential [[KO#One-hit_KO|one-hit KO]] attacks like [[Mr. Game & Watch (SSBB)|Mr. Game & Watch]]'s [[Judge]] are all examples of taunters fighting off other non-taunters. Serious ''taunters'' may also choose the same character as their enemy's, and mimic them by copying their play style. |
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− | When one player takes the match seriously, where other players are having a taunt match, they may often team up against the serious player. This can be achieved though many tactics, the easiest being intentional [[SD]]s to rack up a taunter's score. Another example would be [[Mr. Game & Watch (SSBB)|Mr. Game & Watch]] using [[Oil Panic]], charged by a strong energy [[projectile]], usually for a [[One-Hit KO]]. |
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+ | [[Palette swap (SSBB)|Palette swaps]] can also come into account, with players choosing more lighthearted colors for characters, such as [[Meta Knight (SSBB)|Meta Knight]]'s yellow jester-like costume, [[Luigi (SSBB)|Luigi]]'s pink and red costume, or [[Captain Falcon (SSBB)|Captain Falcon]]'s pink and white costume. |
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− | *[[Camping]]. |
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− | *Chain grabbing serious players, even infinitely such as King Dedede's wall infinite chain grab. |
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− | *Playing with many items, allowing only certain items or completely removing the items. |
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− | *Sometimes using [[Super Armor]] to make [[Sudden Death]] last. |
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− | *Showing off their skills. (going under the stage) |
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− | *Executing the [[Master Hand glitch]] |
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− | *Suicides when they accidentally killed their friends. |
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− | *Ducking when they hit another taunter. (Trying to say "sorry") |
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− | *Wario, Kirby and King Dedede players eating items, even their own Bikes, or Waddle Dees/Waddle Doos. |
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− | *Ditching your Pikmin when playing as [[Olimar (SSBB)|Olimar]] and attempting to use Pikmin-required moves without them. |
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− | *[[Crawling]] around (Crawling isn't used very often in a match). |
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− | *[[Spamming]] Projectiles without even aiming them at anyone. |
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− | *Executing [[Luigi (SSBB)|Luigi's]] down taunt and hitting a player with it. (Luigi's down taunt inflicts 2% damage upon contact with another player) |
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− | *Dash Dancing and/or Ledge Running |
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− | *Constantly shield dropping and shielding immediately after. |
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− | *Intentionally breaking his/her own shield, even with [[Jigglypuff (SSBB)|Jigglypuff]]. (Jigglypuff flies off the top of the screen when it breaks its shield and is [[Star KO|Star KO'd]]) |
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− | *Showing off [[Glitch]]es (Like using the [[Earthquake Glitch]] on [[Pictochat]] or even the [[Puff Up glitch]]). |
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− | *Utilizing the [[Smash Taunt]] when playing as [[Snake (SSBB)|Solid Snake]] or the Star Fox Team on their respective stages (Wolf can't use the Smash Taunt on Corneria). Whilst other taunters protect the Smash taunter from being interrupted by serious players and/or items. |
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− | *Utilizing the [[Smash Taunt]] as [[Snake (SSBB)|Solid Snake]] and intentionally [[SD]]ing to cause the "SNAAAAKE" scream, as well as [[SD]]ing during the scream to cause it to loop continuously. |
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− | *Abusing loud or annoying attacks. |
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− | *Ducking repeatably. |
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− | *Jumping around. |
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− | *Running around the stage. |
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− | *Intentionally [[SD]]ing. |
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− | *[[Dash Dancing]]. |
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− | *Constantly using [[Negative Zone]] when a Smash Ball is attacked enough with [[Luigi (SSBB)|Luigi]]. |
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− | *[[Jab]]bing other taunters if they accidentally KO and then suiciding the jabbed character to tie the match. |
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− | *Using Sacrificial KO moves like [[Bowsercide]] or [[Kirbycide]]. |
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− | *Constantly using an uncharged [[Wario Waft]]. |
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− | *Constantly backfiring [[Diddy Kong (SSBB)|Diddy Kong's]] [[Peanut Popgun]]. |
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− | *[[Edge Dashing]]. |
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+ | *Constantly taunting |
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+ | *As Kirby, trying to [[Inhale#Kirby|copy]] a fellow Kirby |
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+ | *As [[Pit (SSBB)|Pit]], attempting to loop [[Palutena's Arrow]]. |
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+ | *As [[Wario (SSBB)|Wario]], constantly performing an uncharged [[Wario Waft]]. It may also be used to indicate the act of producing flatulence, however, in this case, it tends to be in real life. |
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+ | *As Wario, Kirby, or King Dedede, using Neutral-B to eat or drink various attacks or item such as [[Mario|Mario's]] [[F.L.U.D.D.|F.L.U.D.D.]] water, [[Wario Bike|Wario's Bike]], [[Waddle Dee#In Super Smash Bros. Brawl|Waddle Dees]] or [[Waddle Doo#In Super Smash Bros. Brawl|Waddle Doos]], and various others |
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+ | *Abusing various [[glitch|glitches]] and exploits |
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+ | *Camping, or evading serious players |
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+ | *[[chain grab|Chain grabbing]] |
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+ | *Pivot Grabbing/Walking/Running/Throwing |
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+ | *[[Crawling]] around |
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+ | *Crouching (apologizing) if they accidentally hit a player or self-destructing if they accidentally KO a friend |
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+ | *Crouching next to each another for long bouts to show intimacy |
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+ | *[[Glide|Gliding]] |
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+ | *Intentionally breaking his or her own shield |
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+ | *Performing [[Smash Taunt|Smash Taunts]] |
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+ | *<span>Twirling by constantly moving the analog stick to turn around</span> |
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+ | *Using sacrificial KO moves on a player like [[Bowser (SSBB)|Bowser]]'s [[Flying Slam]]. |
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+ | *Dash dancing |
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+ | *Shield shifting |
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+ | === Actions with certain characters === |
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− | There are also arranged Taunt Matches over friends. The goal in these is to annoy the other player without attacking until one gets so bored or annoyed that they leave, stop, or attack the other player. The first player to do so loses. |
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+ | * As [[Captain Falcon]], constantly charging [[Falcon Punch|Falcon Punches]]. |
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− | Sometimes people arranging a taunt match only set Food, Maxim Tomatoes and Containers on and on High and use Snake for his unique sounds he makes when eating food. |
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− | Players often find alternatives to taunting for characters that do not have loud or annoying taunts. Some players spam [[Donkey Kong (SSBB) |D.K.]]'s, [[Bowser (SSBB) |Bowser]]'s or [[Ganondorf (SSBB) |Ganondorf]]'s up-smash for their loudness, Some who use [[Pikachu (SSBB)|Pikachu]] spams [[Thunder]] for loudness from Pikachu saying "PIKAAAAA!!!" as well as the Thunder sound effect, others use [[Olimar (SSBB) |Olimar]] when there is a serious player and spam his [[Pikmin Order |whistle]] for the high-pitched annoying sound and [[Invincibility frame |Super Armor]], while some even use [[Kirby (SSBB) |Kirby]]'s crouch. |
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+ | * As [[Olimar]], going through the entire match without [[Pikmin (species)#In Super Smash Bros. Brawl|Pikmin]] and attempting to use attacks without them. Olimar can also keep using [[Pikmin Order]], with or without Pikmin. |
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+ | * As [[Diddy Kong]], constantly backfiring the [[Peanut Popgun]]. Diddy Kong can also use [[Monkey Flip]], without dealing any damage. |
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− | Costumes can sometimes come into play too - Captain Falcon's pink-and-white outfit, often dubbed 'Captain Fabulous' by Brawl players, is often chosen for more light-hearted matches, along with Meta Knight's jester-like pink and yellow attire, and Luigi's pink and red outfit. |
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+ | * As [[Mario (SSBB)|Mario]], eating a Super/Poison Mushroom and using his Up Taunt in [[Super Smash Bros.: Brawl|Brawl]]/[[Super Smash Bros. (Wii U and 3DS)|SSB4]]. |
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− | "Serious" ''taunters'' will sometimes use the same character as a serious player and taunt as them as if to mock the serious player. Some are even known to spam the same moves as the serious player, as if he or she is spamming themselves. |
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+ | * Abusing [[Transform]] for [[Zelda]] and [[Sheik]] in [[Brawl]]. |
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− | If there is a serious player that knows that they're better than every one else in the match, the taunters will often pick the stage "Temple" so they can run the timer out for the whole match. If a stage like Battlefield is picked, then the serious player will probably fight the taunters. Some players that are good but don't want to fight will sometimes go to the bottom platform on temple, and stay there alone doing nothing. |
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+ | * As [[Snake]], performing a [[Smash Taunt]] on [[Shadow Moses Island]], self-destructing midway through and continuing to do so, causing the codec call to loop infinitely. Snake can also keep using his Box taunt and allow other players to pick up the box. |
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+ | * As [[Ganondorf]], constantly charging [[Warlock Punch|Warlock Punches]] or using [[Flame Choke]] off the edge. |
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+ | * As [[Jigglypuff (Super Smash Bros. Melee)|Jigglypuff]], constantly using [[Sing]] and [[Rest]]. |
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===Links=== |
===Links=== |
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− | [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P67y7hLDmMU |
+ | [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P67y7hLDmMU A video explaining a taunt match] |
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Revision as of 15:48, 24 July 2020
A taunt match, or taunt party, is a term used in Super Smash Bros. Brawl and Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U to describe a kind of online match over Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection and Nintendo Network where players aren't fighting each other seriously, but instead decide to fool around for the entirety of. Taunt matches usually form when one or more players begin exhibiting friendly behavior, such as taunting or repeatedly crouching, in attempt of reaching an agreement with one another.
If everyone complies, the taunt match starts and the players will likely then proceed to having several successive taunt matches. However, should one or more players ignore the advancements and continue fighting as they would normally, taunters may team up against the "tryhard"(s) to aggravate them. Such tactics as intentional self-destructs to rack up a fellow taunter's score, exclusively setting items that would otherwise dramatically interrupt gameplay (Smash Balls, Assist Trophies, Poké Balls, explosives, etc.), or using potential one-hit KO attacks like Mr. Game & Watch's Judge are all examples of taunters fighting off other non-taunters. Serious taunters may also choose the same character as their enemy's, and mimic them by copying their play style.
Palette swaps can also come into account, with players choosing more lighthearted colors for characters, such as Meta Knight's yellow jester-like costume, Luigi's pink and red costume, or Captain Falcon's pink and white costume.
Common Taunt Match Behavior
This list is not all-inclusive:
- Constantly taunting
- Absorbing or reflecting others' projectiles, and even playing hot potato with them.
- As Kirby, trying to copy a fellow Kirby
- As Pit, attempting to loop Palutena's Arrow.
- As Wario, constantly performing an uncharged Wario Waft. It may also be used to indicate the act of producing flatulence, however, in this case, it tends to be in real life.
- As Wario, Kirby, or King Dedede, using Neutral-B to eat or drink various attacks or item such as Mario's F.L.U.D.D. water, Wario's Bike, Waddle Dees or Waddle Doos, and various others
- Attacking Mr. Resetti if he is summoned via Assist Trophy in a brawl
- Abusing various glitches and exploits
- Attacking any player just before the match ends
- Camping, or evading serious players
- Chain grabbing
- Pivot Grabbing/Walking/Running/Throwing
- Choosing the same character so as to match up their taunts
- Choosing large stages like Temple or New Pork City to outrun any serious players
- Teaming up on serious players
- Constantly shielding
- Constantly sidestepping
- Constantly rolling
- Crawling around
- Crouching (apologizing) if they accidentally hit a player or self-destructing if they accidentally KO a friend
- Crouching next to each another for long bouts to show intimacy
- Exhausting a shooting item of its ammunition and then attempting to shoot it
- Footstool Jumping
- Gliding
- Grabbing other players or using grab-like attacks on them without dealing damage
- Having the match last for as long as possible during Sudden Death
- Intentionally breaking his or her own shield
- Jumping about or running around the stage
- Making as much noise as possible, often by abusing loud attacks
- Performing Smash Taunts
- Picking up heavy crate/box items such as Snake's box as Donkey Kong and walking around with it
- Pushing other players but not attacking
- Riding the tops of Rolling Crates
- Sandbagging
- Standing still and doing absolutely nothing
- Teetering over an edge
- Twirling by constantly moving the analog stick to turn around
- Using sacrificial KO moves on a player like Bowser's Flying Slam.
- Utilizing advanced techniques, such as DACUS
- Wasting Final Smashes or using them at the last moment in a match
- Dash dancing
- Shield shifting
Actions with certain characters
- As Captain Falcon, constantly charging Falcon Punches.
- As Olimar, going through the entire match without Pikmin and attempting to use attacks without them. Olimar can also keep using Pikmin Order, with or without Pikmin.
- As Diddy Kong, constantly backfiring the Peanut Popgun. Diddy Kong can also use Monkey Flip, without dealing any damage.
- As Yoshi, constantly performing Egg Lay.
- As Mario, eating a Super/Poison Mushroom and using his Up Taunt in Brawl/SSB4.
- Abusing Pokémon Change for Pokémon Trainer.
- Abusing Transform for Zelda and Sheik in Brawl.
- As Snake, performing a Smash Taunt on Shadow Moses Island, self-destructing midway through and continuing to do so, causing the codec call to loop infinitely. Snake can also keep using his Box taunt and allow other players to pick up the box.
- As Ganondorf, constantly charging Warlock Punches or using Flame Choke off the edge.
- As Jigglypuff, constantly using Sing and Rest.
- As King Dedede or Kirby, using Inhale on nothing.