Their side special is Squall Hammer, in which the climbers spin around with their hammers. Their neutral special move is Ice Shot, which sends out icicles toward the opponents.
Also unique to the Ice Climbers is that they have normal traction on slippery ground. However, if the player-controlled climber is KO'd, they are both sent back to the respawn platform.
If the second climber is KO'd, the leading one can still fight, but their attacks are not as powerful as they would be if both are present. The Ice Climbers attack simultaneously, and as they are two characters the player can grab two opponents and hold two items at once. Depending on the alternate costume, the player can control either Popo or Nana, while the other is a computer player that copies their inputs and returns to the player when they are separated. The two are unique, as they fight as a team, but act as two separate characters. The Ice Climbers appear as a new, playable default character in Super Smash Bros. Melee SmashWiki article: Ice Climbers (SSBM) Both Ice Climbers are playable fighters in Super Smash Bros. Though they have only had one single game of their own, aside from the modified NES home conversion Ice Climber, they have made frequent crossover appearances in other Nintendo games, including Game & Watch Gallery 4, WarioWare: Twisted!, WarioWare: Touched!, Tetris DS, a mention in Game & Watch Gallery 3, and another appearance in NES Remix. The Ice Climbers, named Ice Climber in Japan, are a pair consisting of a boy named Popo and a girl named Nana, who originate from the VS. Two players can play at the same time, and the game can be cooperative or competitive depending on how you play.” - Tips, Super Smash Bros. “In Ice Climber, Popo and Nana are identical outside of their clothing. For the microgame from WarioWare: Twisted!, see Ice Climber (WarioWare: Twisted!). For information about the microgame from WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$!, see Ice Climber (WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$!).
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