2) The April Fool's joke about Sonic and Tails' inclusion in the game brought a massive disappointment to fans worldwide. Nevertheless, Sonic appeared in Super Smash Bros. Brawl and Super Smash Bros. 4, while Tails made a cameo in the former.
3) Tamagon appeared in Super Smash Bros. Melee as a trophy, but it is only available in Japanese version of the game.
4) The Ice Climbers are called as the Ice Climber (without the s) in Japanese version. This is due to the fact that Japanese language does not alter words with plural forms like in English.
5) The Ice Climbers are characters from a classic game in Family Computer Disk System (Famicom) that bears its name.
6) The Ice Climbers Universe is a newly added universe in Super Smash Bros. series as well as the Ice Climbers characters.
7) If they are placed in blue team, the Ice Climbers and Marth from Fire Emblem series retains their default uniforms in battle.
8) Ganondorf and the Ice Climbers are the only characters in Super Smash Bros. Melee that are able to reach the maximum distance for Home-Run Contest.
9) Did you know that Jigglypuff and Luigi are the only characters that appeared as unlockables in all Super Smash Bros. titles?
10) To unlock the Secret Music, one must unlock first the Sound Test then press either the L or R button before a battle begins.
11) Mario and Yoshi trophy and Unmasked Samus trophy are unquestionably the hardest trophies to unlock in the game. There is no way one can achieve them by playing the game, but by attending on special events in real life that have promotional offer of writing their trophies through saved data from Super Smash Bros. Melee.
12) The Metroid trophies claimed that the game was originally released in 1989, but this information is a hoax. The game was actually released in 1986 for Famicom console.
13) The only characters that can turn in mid-air are Marth and Roy from Fire Emblem series.
