Super Smash Bros. Brawl Cameo Guide
Poké Ball Pokémon

Meowth

Meowth

A Normal type Scratch Cat Pokemon. Meowth faces the direction most of your opponents are in and uses Pay Day, launching damaging coins that stun anyone who gets hit by them.

Pokémon: Red & Blue Version (1996, Game Boy)

Electrode

Electrode

An Electric type Ball Pokemon. Electrode will charge itself up before using its devastating Explosion attack. It is possible to pick up Electrode and throw it when it flashes just before the explosion. Some Electrodes fail to explode.

Pokémon: Red & Blue Version (1996, Game Boy)

Goldeen

Goldeen

A Water type Goldfish Pokemon. Goldeen flops around on the ground and deals no damage.

Pokémon: Red & Blue Version (1996, Game Boy)

Staryu

Staryu

A Water type Starshape Pokemon. Staryu targets a random opponent and chases them around before unleashing a Swift attack, firing multiple stars at them.

Pokémon: Red & Blue Version (1996, Game Boy)

Snorlax

Snorlax

A Normal type Sleeping Pokemon. Snorlax leaps off the top of the screen then performs a Body Slam, appearing several times bigger and causing damage to anyone beneath him.

Pokémon: Red & Blue Version (1996, Game Boy)

Moltres

Moltres

A Fire/Flying type Flame Pokemon. Moltres hovers above the stage, and any character that comes into contact with it will receive a lot of damage and be sent flying away from it.

Pokémon: Red & Blue Version (1996, Game Boy)

Mew

Mew

A Psychic type New Specie Pokemon. Mew appears very rarely, but when it does it will drop a CD for you to collect.

Pokémon: Red & Blue Version (1996, Game Boy)

Chikorita

Chikorita

A Grass type Leaf Pokemon. Chikorita swings the leaf on its head to fire a Razor Leaf attack that damages and traps anyone caught in it.

Pokémon: Gold & Silver Version (1999, Game Boy Color)

Togepi

Togepi

A Normal type Spike Ball Pokemon. Togepi wiggles its arms to use its Metronome move, unleashing a random effect on the stage. It can make the stage go dark, place flowers on opponents' heads, send opponents to sleep, freeze opponents or trap opponents in the ground.

Pokémon: Gold & Silver Version (1999, Game Boy Color)

Bellossom

Bellossom

A Grass type Flower Pokemon. Bellossom shakes her grass skirt, spreading Sleep Powder all around, causing anyone trapped in it to fall asleep.

Pokémon: Gold & Silver Version (1999, Game Boy Color)

Wobbuffet

Wobbuffet

A Psychic type Patient Pokemon. Wobbuffet simply stands still. If any attacks hit it then it swings back and forth, causing damage and knockback that increases in strength depending on the strength of the attack that hit it.

Pokémon: Gold & Silver Version (1999, Game Boy Color)

Entei

Entei

A Fire type Volcano Pokemon. Entei roars then launches a Fire Spin from its back that sends anyone trapped in it high into the air while causing huge damage.

Pokémon: Gold & Silver Version (1999, Game Boy Color)

Suicune

Suicune

A Water type Aurora Pokemon. Suicune appears and fires a powerful Aurora Beam that causes massive damage to anyone caught in it.

Pokémon: Gold & Silver Version (1999, Game Boy Color)

Lugia

Lugia

A Psychic/Flying type Diving Pokemon. Lugia flies into the background and fires an Aeroblast at the stage that causes heavy damage.

Pokémon: Gold & Silver Version (1999, Game Boy Color)

Ho-oh

Ho-oh

A Fire/Flying type Rainbow Pokemon. Ho-oh flies into the background and launches a Sacred Fire attack at the stage, causing massive damage to anyone caught in it.

Pokémon: Gold & Silver Version (1999, Game Boy Color)

Celebi

Celebi

A Psychic/Grass type Time Travel Pokemon. Celebi is extremely rare, but when it appears it will drop trophies for you to collect.

Pokémon: Gold & Silver Version (1999, Game Boy Color)

Torchic

Torchic

A Fire type Chick Pokemon. Torchic shrouds itself in flame and dances around, causing damage to anyone who touches it.

Pokémon: Ruby & Sapphire Version (2002, Game Boy Advance)

Gardevoir

Gardevoir

A Psychic type Embrace Pokemon. Gardevoir creates a Safeguard area around it, then walks around. Any projectiles and items are reflected from the Safeguard barrier to cause more damage.

Pokémon: Ruby & Sapphire Version (2002, Game Boy Advance)

Gulpin

Gulpin

A Poison type Stomach Pokemon. Gulpin stays perfectly still until an opponent comes close. He will suck them into its gaping mouth, causing damage to them before spitting them out.

Pokémon: Ruby & Sapphire Version (2002, Game Boy Advance)

Metagross

Metagross

A Steel/Psychic type Iron Leg Pokemon. Metagross smashes the ground with its legs, causing an Earthquake that causes anyone nearby to fly into the air.

Pokémon: Ruby & Sapphire Version (2002, Game Boy Advance)

Latias & Latios

Latias & Latios

Two Dragon/Psychic type Eon Pokemon. Latias and Latios work together, sweeping across the stage in cross formations several times, dealing damage to anyone stood in their way.

Pokémon: Ruby & Sapphire Version (2002, Game Boy Advance)

Kyogre

Kyogre

A Water type Sea Basin Pokemon. Kyogre chases a random opponent and then sprays them with jets of water, pushing them towards the edge of the stage. It also causes damage to anyone who touches it.

Pokémon: Ruby & Sapphire Version (2002, Game Boy Advance)

Groudon

Groudon

A Ground type Continent Pokemon. Groudon stands still and causes itself to overheat, causing massive damage to anyone who touches it.

Pokémon: Ruby & Sapphire Version (2002, Game Boy Advance)

Jirachi

Jirachi

A Steel/Psychic type Wish Pokemon. Jirachi appears extremely rarely, but when it does it will drop Stickers for you to collect.

Pokémon: Ruby & Sapphire Version (2002, Game Boy Advance)

Deoxys

Deoxys

A Psychic type DNA Pokemon. Deoxys appears in his Attack Forme from Pokemon FireRed & LeafGreen. He flies above the stage and fires a Hyper Beam directly downwards, causing massive damage to anyone caught in it.

Pokémon: Ruby & Sapphire Version (2002, Game Boy Advance)

Piplup

Piplup

A Water type Penguin Pokemon. Piplup surrounds itself with water and slides forward. It causes little damage, but it is possible to get carried along by Piplup's torrent of water and dragged off the stage.

Pokémon: Diamond & Pearl Version (2006, Nintendo DS)

Bonsly

Bonsly

A Rock type Bonsai Pokemon. Bonsly simply walks around. Players can pick Bonsly up and because it's a rock type, it's both heavy and causes decent damage if thrown at an opponent.

Pokémon: Diamond & Pearl Version (2006, Nintendo DS)

Munchlax

Munchlax

A Normal type Big Eater Pokemon. Munchlax walks around the stage harmlessly. However, if it sees any items, it will run after them and eat them up.

Pokémon: Diamond & Pearl Version (2006, Nintendo DS)

Weavile

Weavile

A Dark/Ice type Sharp Claw Pokemon. Weavile darts back and forth quickly, damaging anyone who hits it, and stunning them so they can't escape its slashes.

Pokémon: Diamond & Pearl Version (2006, Nintendo DS)

Manaphy

Manaphy

A Water type Seafaring Pokemon. Manaphy appears very rarely, but when it does it uses Heart Swap, causing all players to temporarily swap bodies.

Pokémon: Diamond & Pearl Version (2006, Nintendo DS)