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==Video Games==
 
==Video Games==
  
*Pit made cameo appearances in the NES version of ''[[Tetris]]'' and ''[[F-1 Race]]''. In the former, he appeared with other Nintendo characters and played some type of violin on the congratulatory screen for completing the game in Type B. In the latter, he waved to the player at the beginning of Course 8 and during the game's ending.
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*Pit made cameo appearances in the NES version of ''[[Tetris]]'' and ''[[F-1 Race]]''. In the former, he appeared with other Nintendo characters and played some type of violin. In the latter, he waved to the player at the beginning of Course 8 and during the game's ending.
 
*In ''[[WarioWare: Twisted!]]'' there is a mini-game that features a sample of the original Kid Icarus. The caption for the game tauntingly says of it, "This is the closest you'll ever get to a sequel!". Pit has also been featured in some of the retro-themed microgames of later ''WarioWare'' games.
 
*In ''[[WarioWare: Twisted!]]'' there is a mini-game that features a sample of the original Kid Icarus. The caption for the game tauntingly says of it, "This is the closest you'll ever get to a sequel!". Pit has also been featured in some of the retro-themed microgames of later ''WarioWare'' games.
 
*Pit was playable in some segments of ''[[NES Remix 2]]'' and ''[[Ultimate NES Remix]]'' that were based on ''Kid Icarus''.
 
*Pit was playable in some segments of ''[[NES Remix 2]]'' and ''[[Ultimate NES Remix]]'' that were based on ''Kid Icarus''.
*In ''[[Super Mario Maker]]'', Pit appeared as a potential [[Mystery Mushroom]] costume for Mario, which could be unlocked by scanning an [[amiibo]] of Pit or at random through completion of a 100 Mario Challenge on Normal or harder.
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*In ''[[Super Mario Maker]]'', Pit appeared as a potential [[Mystery Mushroom]] costume for Mario, which could be unlocked by scanning an [[amiibo]] of Pit or at random through completion of a 100 Mario Challenge.
 
*A Pit skin for [[Yoshi]] could be unlocked in ''[[Yoshi's Woolly World]]'' by scanning an amiibo of Pit.
 
*A Pit skin for [[Yoshi]] could be unlocked in ''[[Yoshi's Woolly World]]'' by scanning an amiibo of Pit.
  
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Pit appears as a playable fighter in several ''[[Portal: Super Smash Bros.|Super Smash Bros.]]'' games, starting in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'' and continued in ''[[Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS/Wii U]]'' and ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]''. In ''Brawl'', Pit received a drastic makeover to make him appear older (which was implemented into the next ''Kid Icarus'' game, ''Uprising''). In this game, he is able to split his bow into two blades to attack with. His original Final Smash allows him to call in [[Palutena]] and Centurions to battle his opponents. Later ''Super Smash Bros.'' games would incorporate elements from ''Uprising'' into the character. Pit was a starting character in all appearances except for ''Ultimate'', where he had to be unlocked either through the game's variable-based system for unlocking characters or by awakening him in Adventure Mode.
 
Pit appears as a playable fighter in several ''[[Portal: Super Smash Bros.|Super Smash Bros.]]'' games, starting in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'' and continued in ''[[Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS/Wii U]]'' and ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]''. In ''Brawl'', Pit received a drastic makeover to make him appear older (which was implemented into the next ''Kid Icarus'' game, ''Uprising''). In this game, he is able to split his bow into two blades to attack with. His original Final Smash allows him to call in [[Palutena]] and Centurions to battle his opponents. Later ''Super Smash Bros.'' games would incorporate elements from ''Uprising'' into the character. Pit was a starting character in all appearances except for ''Ultimate'', where he had to be unlocked either through the game's variable-based system for unlocking characters or by awakening him in Adventure Mode.
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Before he was playable, the classic version of Pit appeared as a trophy in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]''. In ''Brawl'', Pit has two unlockable trophies in, one of which is a normal one while the other is of his Final Smash, and there are also two stickers of him that use artwork from ''Kid Icarus'' and ''Of Myth and Monsters''. For 3DS/Wii U game, Pit has two trophies shared in both games, along with a trophy for him in Eggplant form in the 3DS game and a trophy for his Final Smash in the Wii U version. In ''Ultimate'', Pit has a Fighter [[Spirit]] that is unlocked with his completion of Classic Mode, as well as an Ace-rank Primary Spirit of his original appearance from the first ''Kid Icarus''.
  
 
In ''Ultimate'', Pit's personal Classic Mode route was called "Fighting for the Goddess". The battles followed the theme of Pit fighting opponents who stood in for people he faced off with in ''Uprising''.
 
In ''Ultimate'', Pit's personal Classic Mode route was called "Fighting for the Goddess". The battles followed the theme of Pit fighting opponents who stood in for people he faced off with in ''Uprising''.
 
====Trophies/Stickers/Spirits====
 
 
Before he was playable, the classic version of Pit appeared as a trophy in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]''. In ''Brawl'', Pit has two unlockable trophies in, one of which is a normal one while the other is of his Final Smash, and there are also two stickers of him that use artwork from ''Kid Icarus'' and ''Of Myth and Monsters''. For 3DS/Wii U game, Pit has two trophies shared in both games, along with a trophy for him in Eggplant form in the 3DS game and a trophy for his Final Smash in the Wii U version. In ''Ultimate'', Pit has a Fighter [[Spirit]] that is unlocked with his completion of Classic Mode, as well as an Ace-rank Primary Spirit of his original appearance from the first ''Kid Icarus''.
 
  
 
====Brawl: The Subspace Emissary====
 
====Brawl: The Subspace Emissary====
  
Pit also played a large role in ''Brawl'''s Adventure Mode, "The Subspace Emissary". He was first seen watching the battle between [[Mario]] and [[Kirby]] in the Mid-Air Stadium from Angel Land and cheering them on. After the Subspace Army attacked the stadium, Pit was granted his bow and arrow by Palutena along with a pair of bracelets, and he then set out to fight off the Subspace Army. He soon discovered Mario trapped in trophy form and freed him. The two then teamed up together in fighting off the minions of The Subspace Army. They first attempted to pursue the [[R.O.B.#Super Smash Bros. Brawl|The Ancient Minister]], but he ultimately eluded them in the Plains. Then a misunderstanding led to a battle against [[Link]] and [[Yoshi]], but ultimately the four realized their mistake and teamed up to pursue [[King Dedede]], while joined by Kirby. They were unable to find Dedede, but they wound up fighting off minions of the Subspace Army in the Canyon area and ultimately united with the other heroes to form the main party that traveled into Subspace to battle [[Tabuu]].
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Pit also plays a large role in ''Brawl'''s "The Subspace Emissary". He was first seen watching the battle between [[Mario]] and [[Kirby]] in the Mid-Air Stadium from Angel Land and cheering them on. After the Subspace Army attacked the stadium, Pit was granted his bow and arrow by Palutena along with a pair of bracelets, and he then set out to fight off the Subspace Army. He soon discovered Mario trapped in trophy form and freed him. The two then teamed up together in fighting off the minions of The Subspace Army. They first attempted to pursue the [[R.O.B.#Super Smash Bros. Brawl|The Ancient Minister]], but he ultimately eluded them in the Plains. Then a misunderstanding led to a battle against [[Link]] and [[Yoshi]], but ultimately the four realized their mistake and teamed up to pursue [[King Dedede]], while joined by Kirby. They were unable to find Dedede, but they wound up fighting off minions of the Subspace Army in the Canyon area and ultimately united with the other heroes to form the main party that traveled into Subspace to battle [[Tabuu]].
  
 
====Ultimate: World of Light====
 
====Ultimate: World of Light====

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