Ice Climber is another classic NES title for the Virtual Console — and thankfully, it's decent enough to be worth considering for download. Ice Climber is a fantastic little game, if somewhat basic. The Ice Climbers (アイスクライマー, Ice Climber) are playable characters in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.They were confirmed on June 12th, 2018. Although they are a team, the Ice Climbers are collectively classified as fighter #15. The Ice Climbers are once again voiced by Sanae Kobayashi, with her portrayal from Melee and Brawl being repurposed for Ultimate.

Contents Physical AppearancePopo is a young boy who has a blue Inuit parka. He has spiky hair that stops near his eyes. His parka's hood resembles the copy ability's hat.Nana is a tomboyish girl who has a pink parka. Her parka's design matches that of her brother, but she has smoother hair that parts near the middle.Appearances Ice ClimberThe Ice Climbers first appeared in Ice Climber where the two of them competed in climbing to the top of one of 32 different mountains. On their way they had to break blocks with their hammers to open up paths and ride on clouds on their way to the top. Also making their climb difficult was a number of animals that lived on the mountains.

Wandered on the icy platforms and flew above them. Also, if the Ice Climbers spent too much time without moving on upwards, dangerous would appear, rolling the screen upward. At the top of the mountains the fastest Ice Climber got a chance to collect valuable vegetables and if they then reached the peak, a rare could be grabbed for even more glory.Popo and Nana arriving on stage, via a condor, in Super Smash Bros. Other appearances.: The Ice Climbers appears as playable characters.: When gets the Freeze ability, he dons Popo's parka in the same manner it is worn in Super Smash Bros. Melee.: One of 's classic Nintendo micro games is based on Ice Climber.

It consists of Popo grabbing the condor's feet.: Just like in Nightmare in Dream Land, Kirby wears Popo's parka when he has the Freeze ability.: This cameo is the same as the cameo in the original WarioWare.: One of 9-Volt's classic Nintendo-styled micro games is based on Ice Climber. The player smashes enemies with a hammer.: One of 9-Volt's Nintendo micro games is named '8-bit-hero'.

Players touch the pixel that differs from a 6x7 'pixel checkerboard' in the top image. On third difficulty, the sprite is Popo.: An Ice Climber backdrop makes an appearance in level 15 of the standard mode.: Ice Climbers appears in Normal Mode level 11-N.: Ice Climbers return as playable characters.: Popo appears in normal mode stage 4 and Nana in dark mode stage 4.: In one of the microgames the player must make Popo jump to grab the eggplant from a Nitpicker.: The Ice Climbers return as playable characters.Trophy Information (Classic)That's Popo in the blue and Nana in the pink. These two stars of the game Ice Climber have scaled many an icy summit in their mountaineering careers. Back in their glory days, they chased eggplants, cucumbers, and other vegetables that inexplicably fell from frosty summits when a condor reigned supreme. They're rarely seen apart. (Adventure)Ice Climbers trophy from Super Smash Bros. Melee.This unique twosome fights together as a team.

Your score will not be affected if the CPU-controlled character is KO's, but a lone Ice Climber won't be able to use teamwork moves, which will make for a tough and frantic solo fight. The Ice Shot fires mini-glaciers out of their hammers, while Squall Hammer is at its strongest when Nana and Popo combine their strength. (All-Star)The colors of the Ice Climbers' parkas denotes who's in the lead: Nana's in pink or orange, while Popo's in green or blue. Their hairstyles are also slightly different. Belay allows them to cover great distances, but doesn't give foes the chance to target their landing. Blizzard is best used in close quarters; in the fray, Nana and Popo will sometimes freeze opponents.

Super Smash Bros. Brawl (Ice Climbers)The one in blue is Popo, and the one in pink is Nana. They use their incredible jumping powers and hammers to break blocks and climb to the summit. They grab veggies, and if they can catch the condor at the end, they conquer the mountain. Other than breaking blocks, their hammers are good for sending foes flying, climbing down from blocks, and destroying icicles.

(Iceberg)The Ice Climbers' Final Smash. This giant ice mountain appears in the middle of a stage-it's incredibly slippery, so it's hard to control yourself when traversing it. In addition to being slick, this ice is also COLD, so opponents will take damage just from touching it. Attack the ice, and it will take damage and slowly shrink. Is it actually useful?

That's a mystery. NTSCThis pair of adventurers starred in an action game released in 1985.

Popo wears blue, and Nana wears red. The goal of their adventure was to reach the top of the mountain, collecting vegetables and defeating animals along the way. Grabbing the condor earned them a nice bonus too! PALPopo (in blue) and Nana (in pink) are the daring adventurers from the two-player platformer Ice Climber, released in Europe in 1986. In that game, your goal is to head up a mountain, breaking blocks and taking out pesky critters along the way.

When you get to the top, you can collect veg and grab on to the condor to get bonus points! Popo in Tetris DS.Trivia. On the box arts for the Japanese and PAL versions of Ice Climber, Nana (the only one of the two to appear on the box arts) had blonde hair, although in the game, she and Popo hair color were restricted to black hair. In their later appearances in Super Smash Bros. Melee and Super Smash Bros.

Brawl, they have brown hair. In some languages, Popo's name is Pepe. This is because 'popo' means 'buttocks' in German and 'poop' in Spanish. The Ice Climbers cease to return as playable characters in Super Smash Bros. For Nintendo 3DS/Wii U, but they make a cameo as a collectible trophy. In a column for the Japanese gaming magazine Famitsu, Masahiro Sakurai claimed that technical limitations of the prevented their inclusion; the two were reportedly difficult to implement on the system, and since the characters were unlikely to have a new game in their series, Sakurai deemed the Ice Climbers 'low-priority' characters.

While they were fully functional on the, Sakurai decided to cut them to keep the roster identical.External Links. at Nintendo.com.