Items
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Barrel
What it does
A large container that releases items when broken. It can roll after being thrown.

Beam Sword
What it does
A handheld energy blade for close-range attacks; it can also be thrown.

Bob-omb
What it does
An explosive you can throw. Left alone, it starts walking before detonating.

Bumper
What it does
Throw it onto the stage to bounce away fighters who touch it.

Capsule
What it does
A small throwable container. Breaking it reveals an item or an explosion.

Crate
What it does
A heavy container that can release multiple items when smashed open.

Fan
What it does
A quick striking weapon that pressures opponents and damages shields.

Fire Flower
What it does
Hold and use it to spray flames until its limited supply runs out.

Green Shell
What it does
Throw or strike it to send it sliding across the ground.

Hammer
What it does
Makes the holder swing a powerful hammer repeatedly for a short time.

Heart Container
What it does
Called Heart in the original game. Picking it up removes all accumulated damage in Smash 64.

Home-Run Bat
What it does
A batting weapon whose forward smash can launch an opponent a great distance.

Maxim Tomato
What it does
Removes up to 100 percentage points of damage in Smash 64.

Motion-Sensor Bomb
What it does
Throw it onto a surface to set a proximity-triggered explosive trap.

Poké Ball
What it does
Throw it to release a Pokémon that uses its own effect or attack.

Ray Gun
What it does
Fires a limited supply of straight energy shots.

Red Shell
What it does
Slides along the ground and tracks nearby fighters after being activated.

Star Rod
What it does
A striking weapon that also fires stars with certain swings.

Super Star
What it does
Known as Starman in Smash 64. Grants temporary invincibility, but does not prevent falling out of the arena.

Egg
What it does
Chansey can produce these during a match. Eggs may provide healing or contain an item.
Original Nintendo 64 artwork · © Nintendo / HAL Laboratory and respective rights holders. Image credits
