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All of Mario's voice clips from Super Smash Bros. Melee, provided by Charles Martinet, recycled almost entirely from Super Mario 64, and reused for both Luigi (albeit pitched-up) and Dr. Mario. Mario retains his SM64 voice in this game as he did in Smash 64, and it's often considered to be the best he's ever sounded in Smash due to later games making his voice deeper and less cheerful-sounding. Interestingly, Mario's "Yeehaw!" voice clip is one of the few Smash voice clips to be used outside the series, being used in the first two Mario VS Donkey Kong games. Super Smash Bros. Melee is copyright Nintendo.

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