Super Smash Bros. Ultimate

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Developer(s) Bandai Namco Studios
Sora Ltd.
Publisher(s) Nintendo
Platform(s) Nintendo Switch
Release date(s) December 7, 2018
Genre(s) Fighting, Platform
Modes Single player,
Multiplayer
Ratings ACB:  PG
CERO:  A
ClassInd:  10
ESRB:  E10+
FPB: 10-12 10-12
GCAM:  12
GRAC:  All
GSRR: P(6+) P(6+)
NMC:  12
PEGI:  12
RARS:  12+
USK:  12
Input
methods
Joy-Cons, Nintendo Switch Pro Controller, GameCube controller

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate is a fighting game for the Nintendo Switch. It was announced in a teaser trailer at the end of a Nintendo Direct on March 8th, 2018, and the game was released worldwide on December 7th, 2018. It is the fifth installment in the Super Smash Bros. series (sixth if both versions of Super Smash Bros. 4 are counted as separate).

All previous playable Super Smash Bros. characters return in this instalment, alongside numerous newcomers. Seven new stages are in the game, with more being added via DLC. In addition to this, over 90 past stages from previous games return as well. The game features several gameplay changes from Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U, such as the return of directional air dodging, Wavelanding, new perfect shield mechanics, and overall faster gameplay.

It also introduced numerous new modes, such as Spirits, and the World of Light adventure mode.

Characters

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30px 01.Mario
Link on Super Mario Wiki
30px 02.Donkey Kong
Link on Super Mario Wiki
30px 03.Link
Link on Zelda Wiki
30px 04.Samus
Link on Metroid Wiki
30px 04ε.Dark Samus
Link on Metroid Wiki
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30px 05.Yoshi
Link on Super Mario Wiki
30px 06.Kirby
Link on WiiKirby
30px 07.Fox
Link on Lylat Wiki
30px 08.Pikachu
Link on Bulbapedia
30px 09.Luigi
Link on Super Mario Wiki
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30px 10.Ness
Link on WikiBound
F-Zero Symbol.png 11.Captain Falcon
Link on F-Zero Wiki
30px 12.Jigglypuff
Link on Bulbapedia
30px 13.Peach
Link on Super Mario Wiki
30px 13ε.Daisy
Link on Super Mario Wiki
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30px 14.Bowser
Link on Super Mario Wiki
30px 15.Ice Climbers
Link on SmashWiki
30px 16.Sheik
Link on Zelda Wiki
30px 17.Zelda
Link on Zelda Wiki
30px 18.Dr. Mario
Link on Super Mario Wiki
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30px 19.Pichu
Link on Bulbapedia
30px 20.Falco
Link on Lylat Wiki
30px 21.Marth
Link on Fire Emblem Wiki
30px 21ε.Lucina
Link on Fire Emblem Wiki
30px 22.Young Link
Link on Zelda Wiki
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30px 23.Ganondorf
Link on Zelda Wiki
30px 24.Mewtwo
Link on Bulbapedia
30px 25.Roy
Link on Fire Emblem Wiki
30px 25ε.Chrom
Link on Fire Emblem Wiki
30px 26.Mr. Game & Watch
Link on SmashWiki
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30px 27.Meta Knight
Link on WiiKirby
30px 28.Pit
Link on Icaruspedia
30px 28ε.Dark Pit
Link on Icaruspedia
30px 29.Zero Suit Samus
Link on Metroid Wiki
30px 30.Wario
Link on Super Mario Wiki
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30px 31.Snake
Link on SmashWiki
30px 32.Ike
Link on Fire Emblem Wiki
30px 33-35.Pokémon Trainer
Squirtle - Ivysaur - Charziard
Link on Bulbapedia
30px 36.Diddy Kong
Link on Super Mario Wiki
30px 37.Lucas
Link on WikiBound
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30px 38.Sonic
Link on SmashWiki
30px 39.King Dedede
Link on WiiKirby
30px 40.Olimar
Link on WiiKirby
30px 41.Lucario
Link on Bulbapedia
30px 42.R.O.B.
Link on SmashWiki
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30px 43.Toon Link
Link on Zelda Wiki
30px 44.Wolf
Link on Lylat Wiki
Animal Crossing Symbol.png 45.Villager
Link on SmashWiki
30px 46.Mega Man
Link on SmashWiki
30px 47.Wii Fit Trainer
Link on SmashWiki
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30px 48.Rosalina & Luma
Link on Super Mario Wiki (Rosalina)
Link on Super Mario Wiki (Luma)
30px 49.Little Mac
Link on SmashWiki
30px 50.Greninja
Link on Bulbapedia
Super Smash Bros. Symbol.png 51-53.Mii Fighter
Mii Brawler - Mii Swordfighter - Mii Gunner
Link on SmashWiki
Link on Nookipedia
30px 54.Palutena
Link on Icaruspedia
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30px 55.Pac-Man
Link on SmashWiki
30px 56.Robin
Link on Fire Emblem Wiki
30px 57.Shulk
Link on SmashWiki
30px 58.Bowser Jr.
Link on Super Mario Wiki
30px 59.Duck Hunt
Link on SmashWiki
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30px 60.Ryu
Link on SmashWiki
30px 60ε.Ken
Link on SmashWiki
30px 61.Cloud
Link on SmashWiki
30px 62.Corrin
Link on Fire Emblem Wiki
30px 63.Bayonetta
Link on SmashWiki
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30px 64.Inkling
Link on Inkipedia
30px 65.Ridley
Link on Metroid Wiki
30px 66.Simon
Link on SmashWiki
30px 66ε.Richter
Link on SmashWiki
30px 67.King K. Rool
Link on Super Mario Wiki
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Animal Crossing Symbol.png 68.Isabelle
Link on SmashWiki
30px 69.Incineroar
Link on Bulbapedia
30px 70DLC.Piranha Plant
Link on Super Mario Wiki
30px 71DLC.Joker
Link on SmashWiki
30px 72DLC.Hero
Link on Dragon Quest Wiki
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30px 73DLC.Banjo & Kazooie
Link on SmashWiki (Banjo)
Link on SmashWiki (Kazooie)
30px 74DLC.Terry
Link on SmashWiki
30px 75DLC.Byleth
Link on Fire Emblem Wiki
30px 76DLC.Min Min
Link on ARMS Institute

Content from the Animal Crossing series

Playable characters

As the game features all previous playable characters, Villager has returned. Villager is nearly identical in appearance to his iteration in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U, but features a more subdued color scheme and several animation changes. Villager received several gameplay changes including the ability to see pocketed items and the ability to pocket items using the net.

Furthermore, Isabelle makes her debut as a playable character, after having been an Assist Trophy in the previous game. Some of her moves are similar to the Villager's, but the majority of her moves are unique to her.

Stages

Smashville, Tortimer Island, and Town and City all make a reappearance in this instalment. All stages are now able to be turned into Battlefield and Ω forms. These forms turn the stage's geometry into that of Battlefield and Final Destination respectively. A function that turns off stage hazards is also present, which changes some of the properties of most stages, including all of the Animal Crossing stages.

Items

The Beehive and Pitfall seed make their return from the previous instalment. The fruit that grows on Tortimer Island and the wood chip produced from Villager's down special also return.

Additionally, Kapp'n is one of the many new additions to the roster of characters that appear as an Assist Trophy. When summoned, he will get in his bus and drive across the stage, occasionally jumping up into the air. Kapp'n will pick up any fighters that get in his way, and take them past the blast lines, resulting in a K.O.

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