General Discussion

The specific name the game calls them ("Hammer Bro") should probably get priority since "...US L33T HAMM3R BROZ" could have just been them calling themselves l33t as an adjective, not a proper noun. It's well and fine to read too much into dialogue/flavour text/whatever to get names for characters/enemies./etc. who would otherwise be unnamed, but if we have a solid name already, no need to go hunting. Of course, a generic name requiring an identifier is less than ideal, so it could possibly be argued that "L33t Hamm3r Broz." would be better on that grounds, but it's about equal in terms of search utility and whatnot, so it's not the strongest case to try and push.
 
Well, as Walkazo said, they're simply called "Hammer Bros." in Partners in Time. "L33t H@mm3r Br0z." is a name that they call themselves, and, the leet thing is just a localization thing, isn't it? I think if we left the name simply just "Hammer Bros." it acknowledges how different versions of the game handle them; plus, the name is a perfectly acceptable redirect as well.
 
I wouldn't have an issue with it if it was the only Hammer Bro character, but Mario Party Advance has a Hammer Bro (Hammer Bro (character)) as well. I'd argue that the L33t name is more indicative of who the characters actually are and, as Walkazo said, eliminates the need for the identifier.
 
Think we should reconsider our rather arbitrary split-off of information pertaining to film characters?
 
Is it just me or did the appearance of the wiki just change?
 
And all the templates are misshapen too. They're all to one side and look a little off.