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==''[[Kirby & the Amazing Mirror]]''== | ==''[[Kirby & the Amazing Mirror]]''== | ||
Master Hand appears twice in this game. The first time it appears alone, and when defeated, it provides [[Kirby]] with the [[Smash]] ability. The second time, it appears with [[Crazy Hand]], defending the [[Mirror Shard]] of [[Candy Constellation]]. | Master Hand appears twice in this game. The first time it appears alone, and when defeated, it provides [[Kirby]] with the [[Smash]] ability if sucked in. The second time, it appears with [[Crazy Hand]], defending the [[Mirror Shard]] of [[Candy Constellation]]. | ||
==''Super Smash Bros.'' series== | ==''Super Smash Bros.'' series== | ||
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Master Hand is a Mid-Boss/Boss in the Kirby series, making his debut in the Super Smash Bros. series. He is a disembodied, white glove, often paired with Crazy Hand, the other part of the pair.
Kirby & the Amazing Mirror
Master Hand appears twice in this game. The first time it appears alone, and when defeated, it provides Kirby with the Smash ability if sucked in. The second time, it appears with Crazy Hand, defending the Mirror Shard of Candy Constellation.
Super Smash Bros. series
Master Hand has appeared in every game of the Super Smash Bros. series to date. In each game, he is the final boss of the "Classic" single-player mode. He is the only character faced in the single-player mode whose health is measured in a decreasing number of HP, as opposed to the accumulating-percentage system used elsewhere in the game. In Melee and Brawl, if the player reaches the final battle under a certain time, Master Hand will be joined by Crazy Hand, the left hand of the pair. Template:K&tAM
