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Selecting Squirtle, Ivysaur, or Charizard uses the same voice clip.įalcon says "yeeeeAAAAAAAAHHHHHH!", similar to how he did so in his victory pose from previous games. The Trainer opens a Poké Ball and says "Go for it!". Jigglypuff makes a bouncy sound and says "puff!". Pikachu says "Pii-ka!", similar to its battle cries in Melee. Meta Knight says "Fight me!" in a slightly different tone than his side taunt.ĭedede spins his hammer and laughs like his up taunt.įox says "C'mon." in a different tone than his up taunt. Kirby makes a bouncy sound and says "Haaaaiii!" like his taunt in Melee. As Zero Suit Samus isn't present on the character selection screen, she lacks a selection sound. Samus makes a blasting noise followed by her double jump noise. Selecting Sheik uses the same sound due to her not having her own. Zelda makes the Transform sound effect and shouts similarly to what she did in Melee after using Farore's Wind. Wario gives three short laughs, similar to his up taunt.ĭiddy taps the ground and makes a short giggle, similar to his edge-grabbing sound.Ī noise plays, similar to the one that plays when talking to people in The Wind Waker, and then Toon Link shouts similarly to his up smash. Peach says "Sweet!", similarly to her up taunt from Melee.īowser roars this particular roar is from Bowser's voice as it appears in the N64 and GameCube games, which is a stock roaring sound effect. Each character's sound effect is different, and the volume can be adjusted by using the Home menu. If a player is using any controller aside from GameCube, when they select a character on the character selection screen in a Group Brawl, a sound effect will be emitted from that player's Wii Remote. I can give you a longer explanation if that's the case.The Wii Remote selection sound is a feature that appears only in Super Smash Bros. If so, that makes the procedure a little more complicated. (223.Sawnd contains all the announcer calls ) Then put your new Sawnd in projectm\pf\sfxĮdit: oh, and I just realized, you might already have custom announcer calls (by that I mean ones that are not in PM 3.6) in your build. Then click create Sawnd and name it 223.Sawnd.

With that selected, browse for your WAV file and then click insert.

It is probably under characall (40f66), which is about 2/3 of the way down in the list. Once you've got it open, you need to find find the announcer call you want to replace. Changes made in SS are saved automatically, so it's very easy to mess it up. Note that this is not the same thing as the bsar file for vanilla brawl.īefore you open the bsar in SS, *make a backup*. You will also need the bsar file for PM 3.6 (you can get both of those as part of this download package). You are correct that changing an announcer call will involve Super Sawndz (the full version which is compatible with WAV files).