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Welcome! I am Dan Fornace, the artist and programmer on this fan-project. For years, I have loved the Smash Brothers series and its simple yet deep gameplay. As an artist, I have tried many times to pay homage to one of my favorite games. Now here you find my latest and greatest attempt, Super Smash Land.

Super Smash Land is a free to play PC Game that is designed to look and feel like it is being played on the original Nintendo Gameboy. I have simplified the experience while keeping the characters and features you are used to along with my own creative decisions.

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Trying it out is easy enough; grab it for your PC with the link to left. The [Arrow Keys] are the default movement keys while [Z] is A and [X] is B and [Enter] is Start. Controls can be changed in the Options Menu. For all you mac players, you may be able to play the game using Wine. A mac build is very possible for the future.

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Hello. I am Brendan Becker, known to the music world as Inversephase, and I am responsible for the Audio in Super Smash Land. Dan originally planned to find suitable (existing) gameboy tracks and sound effects and adapt them for use in Super Smash Land, but he quickly realized Super Smash Land needed a soundtrack and feel all its own. I was commissioned to write new music arrangements and sound effects completely from scratch to give the game a more cohesive feel.

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Hi there. I am flashygoodness, and I'm responsible for the music in most of the hidden stages, the victory screens, and the release trailer. I was originally brought onto the project to remix a single track from Tower of Heaven, a game which I composed for. But since I enjoyed Smash Land so much, I ended up doing a lot of additional songs for the project so that every stage would have a unique theme.

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Fan

Fan artwork from 3 Smash titles.
UniverseSuper Smash Bros.
Appears inSSB
Melee
Brawl
Item classWeapon
Since it's light, it's good for quick attacks. However, it doesn't do much damage and can't be thrown very far.
Super Smash Bros. instruction manual.

The Fan (はりせん, Harisen) is an item that appeared in the first three games in the Super Smash Bros series. It is characterised as being a very weak weapon with an extremely high attack speed, as well as being surprisingly effective at trapping opponents and ruining shields.

Origin[edit]

Manzai performed in real-life. The tsukkomi (right) can be immediately recognised by the fan he wields.

As outlined by the relevant Brawl trophy of the item, the Fan is a reference to traditional stand-up comedy acts in Japan; originating from the Heian period, the act today is generally associated with Osaka, with the performers often speaking in the highly distinctive Kansai dialect. These comedy acts, referred to as manzai, feature a 'straight man' (the tsukkomi) and 'funny man' (the boke) duo, with the duo rapidly exchanging jokes involving misunderstandings, puns, wordplay, and other verbal gags. In its history, manzai has featured few props, the most notable of them being the fan. Within the various sketches featuring the duo, the tsukkomi often uses the fan to slap the boke in response to their jokes or idiocy, in an act referred to as harisen. The slaps, delivered to the head of the boke, are rapid, repeated, and loud, all characteristics of which were carried into the games.

Operation[edit]

The fan in SSB.

In all three games that it appears in, the Fan acts as a comical weapon by being in the extremes of attack and speed; while individual hits of the fan are very weak, doing only about 1% to 2%, the ability for characters to quickly use it can allow it to rack up high damages. In addition, this high attack rate makes it difficult for characters to escape the attack, as well as making it easier to potentially trap other characters due to the back hitbox having forwardknockback, and the front having backwards knockback. However, this can be DI'd out of vertically, depending on the user and their falling speed. Any character can escape by SDI'ing in the direction they are being knocked, however, this requires a lot of technical skill.

Despite appearing to be exceedingly weak, the Fan does have some surprising power behind it if it is used properly; it has extremely disproportional shield-breaking ability, and when thrown, it sends opponents straight up, allowing for potential KOs at very high damage percents. As a result of the latter tactic, a common strategy involves trapping the opponent in a flurry of hits, then throwing the Fan in an attempt to KO the opponent.

In Super Smash Bros. Brawl, the Fan was also given paper-like properties, causing it to float to the ground if thrown into the air. Its slow falling speed also makes it very effective in Multi-Man Brawl, where it will bounce off of enemies and KO any that spawn under it as it falls, without the player having to throw it up in the air again. Despite this, the Fan also lost its ability to bounce on the ground when thrown.

Damage[edit]

Because of the Fan's physics, it will not bounce, making it impossible to record bounces. Also, when a Fan receives only downwards momentum, it will immediately go into a falling animation that will only do 1% and have upwards knockback, even when it is aerial down smash thrown. It will start the animation once it is dropped.

ActionSSBMeleeBrawl
Neutral attack2%2%2%
Neutral attack (Ice Climbers one Fan)N/A2%2%
Neutral attack (Ice Climbers two Fans)N/A3%(2%+1%)4%(2%+2%)
Forward tilt4%6%6%
Forward tilt (Ice Climbers one Fan)N/A6%6%
Forward tilt (Ice Climbers two Fans)N/A11%(6%+5%)12%(6%+6%)
Forward tilt (Pit)N/AN/A10%(4%+6%)
Dash attack8%7%8%
Dash (Mewtwo)N/A14%N/A
Dash (Peach)N/A11%(6%+5%)N/A
Dash (Zelda)N/A19%(12%+7%)N/A
Forward smash8%10%-13%10%
Forward smash (charged)N/A13%14%
Forward smash (Captain Falcon)N/A10%-5%(4%+1%)17%(7%+10%)
Forward smash (Captain Falcon charged)N/A5%23%(9%+14%)
Forward smash (Sheik)N/A5%(4%+1%)-7%(5%+2%)20%(10%+10%)
Forward smash (Sheik charged)N/A7%28%(14%+14%)
Forward smash (Marth)N/A10%(1%+9%)15%(5%+10%)
Forward smash (Marth charged)N/A13%21%(7%+14%)
Forward smash (Roy)N/A13%(1%+12%)N/A
Forward smash (Roy charged)N/A13%N/A
Forward smash (Ike)N/AN/A18%(10%+8%)
Forward smash (Ike charged)N/AN/A25%(14%+11%)
Forward smash (Pit)N/AN/A17%(7%+10%)
Forward smash (Pit charged)N/AN/A23%(9%+14%)
Forward smash (Ice Climbers one fan)N/A10%10%
Forward smash (Ice Climbers one fan charged)N/A13%14%
Forward smash (Ice Climbers two fans)N/A19%(10%+9%)20%(10%+10%)
Forward smash (Ice Climbers two fans charged)N/A26%(13%+13%)28%(14%+14%)
Drop0%2%1%
Forward tilt throw5%7%3%
Up tilt throw5%3% - 8%4%
Down tilt throw2%9%5%
Dash throw8%9%4%
Forward smash throw8%10%4%
Up smash throw8%3% - 12%5%
Down smash throw3%13%7%
Aerial drop6%1% - 3%1%
Aerial forward tilt throw6%8%3%
Aerial up tilt throw7%3% - 8%5%
Air down tilt throw4%9%5%
Air forward smash throw8%8%3%
Air up smash throw9%3% - 8%5%
Air down smash throw9%9%5%

Trophies[edit]

Melee trophy[edit]

The Fan trophy from Melee.

Fan
The Fan can be swung so rapidly that it leaves opponents unable to counterattack. It is, however, an exceedingly weak weapon. Despite this shortcoming, the Fan is quite effective as a shield breaker, and it works well at disrupting an enemy's equilibrium. Throw the fan to send your foe bouncing straight up into the sky.

: Super Smash Bros.

Brawl trophy[edit]

The Fan trophy from Brawl.

Fan
An item made by taking thick paper, folding it accordion-style, taping one end, and fanning out the other. It's mainly used as a comedic prop by comedians from Osaka and the Kansai region of Japan. Why it's in Smash Bros. is a mystery. Grab this unique item and whack foes to turn them in the opposite direction. Throw a fan at a foe, and that character will fly straight up.

: Super Smash Bros.
: Super Smash Bros. Brawl

Trivia[edit]

  • The Fan appears as an item in Mario Kart Arcade GP.
  • The trophy description of the Fan in Brawl states that whacking foes with it turns them around. However, this is only true for the Fan's tilt attack. All other attacks with the Fan simply send the foe toward (neutral) or behind the user (smash).
  • The Fan is one of the few items to have been removed after appearing in multiple Super Smash Bros. titles, with the Fan appearing in three games prior to its removal.
  • The Japanese name for the Fan, which is harisen, coincides with the Japanese name for Banjo & Kazooie's forward smash ('Breegull Bash' in English, 'Harisen Kazooie' in Japanese). This could be a reference to a manzai act where someone hits another person on the head with a paper fan, while Banjo similarly hits people with Kazooie. Masahiro Sakurai ruminates on the differences in the move's names while demonstrating Banjo & Kazooie's moveset in his video presentation of Ultimate's Challenger Pack 3.


Items in Super Smash Bros. (64)
NormalBeam Sword ·Bob-omb ·Bumper ·Fan ·Fire Flower ·Green Shell ·Hammer ·Heart Container ·Home-Run Bat ·Maxim Tomato ·Motion-Sensor Bomb ·Poké Ball ·Ray Gun ·Red Shell ·Star Rod ·Starman
ContainersBarrel ·Capsule ·Crate ·Egg
Items in Super Smash Bros. Melee
NormalBarrel Cannon ·Beam Sword ·Bob-omb ·Bunny Hood ·Cloaking Device ·Fan ·Fire Flower ·Flipper ·Food ·Freezie ·Green Shell ·Hammer ·Heart Container ·Home-Run Bat ·Lip's Stick ·Maxim Tomato ·Metal Box ·Motion-Sensor Bomb ·Mr. Saturn ·Parasol ·Poison Mushroom ·Poké Ball ·Ray Gun ·Red Shell ·Screw Attack ·Star Rod ·Starman ·Super Mushroom ·Super Scope ·Warp Star
ContainersBarrel ·Capsule ·Crate ·Egg ·Party Ball
OtherSmash Coins
Items in Super Smash Bros. Brawl
NormalAssist Trophy ·Banana Peel ·Beam Sword ·Blast Box ·Bob-omb ·Bumper ·Bunny Hood ·Cracker Launcher ·Deku Nut ·Dragoon ·Fan ·Fire Flower ·Food ·Franklin Badge ·Freezie ·Golden Hammer ·Gooey Bomb ·Green Shell ·Hammer ·Heart Container ·Home-Run Bat ·Hothead ·Lightning Bolt ·Lip's Stick ·Maxim Tomato ·Metal Box ·Motion-Sensor Bomb ·Mr. Saturn ·Pitfall ·Poison Mushroom ·Poké Ball ·Ray Gun ·Screw Attack ·Smart Bomb ·Smash Ball ·Smoke Ball ·Soccer Ball ·Spring ·Star Rod ·Starman ·Super Mushroom ·Super Scope ·Superspicy Curry ·Team Healer ·Timer ·Unira ·Warp Star
ContainersBarrel ·Capsule ·Crate ·Party Ball ·Sandbag ·Rolling Crates
The Subspace
Emissary
Key ·Stock Ball ·Trophy Stand
CollectiblesCD ·Coins ·Sticker ·Trophy
OtherSmash Coins and Bills
Super Smash Bros. universe
FightersMii Fighter (SSB4(Mii Brawler ·Mii Gunner ·Mii Swordfighter) ·SSBU(Mii Brawler ·Mii Gunner ·Mii Swordfighter))
Fighter variantsFighting Polygon Team ·Fighting Wire Frames ·Fighting Alloy Team ·Fighting Mii Team
BossesMaster Hand (SSB ·SSBM ·SSBB ·SSB4 ·SSBU) ·Crazy Hand (SSBM ·SSBB ·SSB4 ·SSBU) ·Galleom ·Duon ·Giga Bowser ·Tabuu ·Master Core ·Galeem ·Dharkon
StagesBattlefield (SSB ·SSBM ·SSBB ·SSB4 ·SSBU) ·Big Battlefield (SSB4 ·SSBU) ·Final Destination (SSB ·SSBM ·SSBB ·SSB4 ·SSBU) ·Small Battlefield ·Home-Run Stadium ·Target Blast Stadium ·Controls test stage ·Training
ItemsAssist Trophy ·Banana Gun ·Barrel ·Beam Sword ·Beastball ·Black Hole ·Blast Box ·Bumper ·Capsule ·Cracker Launcher ·Crate ·Drill ·Fake Smash Ball ·Fan ·Food ·Gooey Bomb ·Healing Field ·Healing Sprout ·Home-Run Bat ·Motion-Sensor Bomb ·Party Ball ·Rage Blaster ·Ray Gun ·Sandbag ·Smash Ball ·Smoke Ball ·Team Healer ·Timer
Trophies and SpiritsTrophies (SSBM ·SSBB (SSE) ·SSB4) ·Spirits
MusicBrawl (Past) ·SSB4 ·Ultimate

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