ICYMI: Sora From Kingdom Hearts Is The Final DLC Fighter For Super Smash Bros Ultimate

Sora from the Kingdom Hearts franchise will join the fight in Super Smash Bros Ultimate. You will be able to get your hands on Sora on October 18th (North America) and October 19th  (UK) as that’s when the final DLC character will be released. Mii Fighter costumes this time round are Splatoon characters Octoling, Judd, DOOM Slayer, and they are also coming October 18th (North America) and October 19th (UK). 

The Final Smash Ultimate DLC Fighter Will Be Revealed On October 5th

Nintendo has announced that the final Super Smash Bros. Ultimate fighter will be revealed in a video presentation on October 5th. You can see Nintendo’s tweet about it below.

Tune-in on 10/5 at 7am PT for the reveal presentation of the final Super #SmashBrosUltimate DLC fighter with Director Masahiro Sakurai. The fighter’s release date and final Mii Fighter costumes will also be revealed!

Watch here:https://t.co/wLVCdxTgtT pic.twitter.com/wCAZw2kmLZ

— Nintendo of America (@NintendoAmerica) September 23, 2021

Tekken’s Kazuya Mishima Is Coming To Super Smash Bros Ultimate

 A new character has been announced for Super Smash Bros Ultimate and it is none other than the  Kazuya Mishima from
Tekken franchise. The character will join the other previously released DLC characters included within the latest Fighter Pass. You will be able to watch a showcase showing more gameplay on June 26th.

Find out more about Kazuya in a presentation from #SmashBrosUltimate director Masahiro Sakurai at 15:00 (UK time) on 28/06. He will also reveal the fighter’s release date! pic.twitter.com/DLBjjj1z3q

— Nintendo UK (@NintendoUK) June 15, 2021

Super Smash Bros Ultimate DLC Pyra/Mythra Presentation Happening On March 4th

 Tune in on Thursday March 4th at 6AM PT / 9AM ET / 14.00 UK time / 15.00 CET for an in-depth look at the new Super Smash Bros. Ultimate DLC fighter, Pyra/Mythra, with director Masahiro Sakurai. He will also reveal the fighter’s release date! The presentation will be roughly 35 minutes long, and there will be no further new fighter announcements.

Pyra/Mythra Coming To Super Smash Bros Ultimate In March

Nintendo has announced that the next DLC characters for
Super Smash Bros Ultimate are Pyra/Mythra from Xenoblade Chronicles 2. The characters will be arriving in March. 

Final Fantasy’s Sephiroth Coming To Super Smash Bros.

UPDATE 12/20/20 - Final Fantasy’s Sephiroth is coming to Super Smash Bros. Ultimate on December 22nd.

Miss the #SmashBrosUltimate presentation featuring Sephiroth? Watch the full video in the link below and see what the One-Winged Angel can do!

Sephiroth arrives 12/22 and is available as a part of the Fighters Pass Vol. 2!

📺: https://t.co/A768aW1slO pic.twitter.com/L9Ko0iKTrw

— Nintendo of America (@NintendoAmerica) December 17, 2020

Original story: During The Game Awards 2020, Nintendo announced the next DLC Fighter that is coming to Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.That fighter is none other than Final Fantasy’s Sephiroth. He’ll be coming to the game later this month. 

Nintendo also announced that a presentation from director Masahiro Sakurai is coming soon. In fact, you’ll be able to tune in to the “Mr. Sakurai Presents: Sephiroth” presentation on December 17th at 2pm Pacific/5pm Eastern/10pm UK.

New main? 🤔 World Premiere of a brand new character, Sephiroth in Super Smash Bros Ultimate by @NintendoAmerica!! #TheGameAwards pic.twitter.com/lfoeWsHNMv

— The Game Awards (@thegameawards) December 11, 2020

 

The one-winged angel, Sephiroth from the @FINALFANTASY series, joins #SmashBrosUltimate as a DLC fighter later this month! Tune in at 2pm PT on 12/17 for a presentation from director Masahiro Sakurai all about the DLC fighter, including the release date! pic.twitter.com/zRaZCSZkrn

— Nintendo of America (@NintendoAmerica) December 11, 2020

Miss the #SmashBrosUltimate presentation featuring Sephiroth? Watch the full video in the link below and see what the One-Winged Angel can do!

Banjo-Kazooie, Byleth And Terry Amiibo Coming In 2021

Nintendo has confirmed that three new amiibo figures are
coming in 2021 as part of the Super Smash Bros Ultimate collection. The three amiibos are Terry, Banjo-Kazooie and Byleth. 

Minecraft Steve Joins Super Smash Bros Ultimate On October 13th

On October 13th, worldwide phenomenon Minecraft is sending two of its finest rectangular heroes to join the ever-expanding cast of playable fighters in the Super Smash Bros.Ultimate game for the Nintendo Switch system. Steve and Alex, who both proudly sport more right angles than a high school geometry class, will be the seventh DLC fighters added to the game. They are part of the second Challenger Pack in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Fighters Pass Vol. 2, which also includes a new stage and seven music tracks from the Minecraft series.

In a video hosted by Masahiro Sakurai, the Super Smash Bros. creator detailed the boxy new fighters, providing a detailed breakdown of their one-of-a-kind move set, which involves digging into stages to gather materials to craft tools and construct blocks to use in a variety of ways in battle.

“Steve and Alex bring their world of building and crafting from Minecraft to the action-packed stages of Super Smash Bros. Ultimate,” said Nick Chavez, Nintendo of America’s Senior Vice President of Sales and Marketing. “When new fighters are added through the Fighters Pass, they bring a whole new style of gameplay to Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, offering players new strategies and options to keep the experience fresh.”

When selecting this new fighter, players will be able to choose between a Steve or Alex skin, each with three color variations. Additionally, players can also choose to look like the Zombie or Enderman characters from Minecraft when playing. Each of these characters, while they look different, possess the same set of moves:

• The Basics: Like in Minecraft, players can hold down the attack button to walk while repeatedly swinging a sword, axe or pickaxe. These attacks have short range, but wide reach. These tools can also be used for abilities new to the Super Smash Bros.franchise: Mine, Craft and Create Block.
• Mine: While battling, Steve and Alex can use their tools to dig into the ground or walls of each stage to extract materials. The materials found – dirt, wood, stone, iron, gold and diamond – will depend on the type of surface Steve and Alex dig into. Dig into the tree-filled Kongo Jungle, for example, and players will find an abundance of wood, while iron can be discovered on the Corneria stage.
• Craft: After mining, players can then craft using the materials they collected. Steve and Alex’s tools have limited durability and can break, so crafting new tools is vital to maintaining an advantage on the battlefield. By standing in front of a crafting table, which will appear on the stage, players can use materials to craft these tools – the more valuable the material, the more powerful the tool!
• Create Block: Another move that Steve and Alex can use is Create Block. By activating this ability, players will, well, create a block! These blocks can be stacked and strategically placed as defensive maneuvers. Blocks also use materials, like crafting, so players will have to continue to mine to maintain their material supply.
• Final Smash: Steve and Alex’s explosive Final Smash is called House of Boom. After destroying the Smash Ball, players will summon a giant piston, which sends opponents flying into the House of Boom. From there, the iconic Creepers from Minecraft will set off an explosion, dealing massive damage.
• Minecraft World: The stage included in this Fighters Pass Vol. 2 pack is Minecraft World, which consists of six different areas inspired by the Minecraft game. The destructible areas randomly change for each match. When battling on this stage, players will experience a day and night cycle, with zombies and skeletons emerging at night to terrify players.
• Music Tracks: Since the music in Minecraft is meant to be soothing and relaxing to inspire creativity and building, the new music tracks selected for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate are from more action-packed games in the Minecraftfranchise, like Minecraft Earth and Minecraft Dungeons.

All of this new content will be available to players who purchase Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Fighters Pass Vol. 2 or who purchase Challenger Pack 7 separately for $5.99. By purchasing Fighters Pass Vol. 2 for $29.99, players will get access to Steve and Alex, along with previously released fighter Min Min from ARMS and four more yet-to-be-announced Challenger Packs as they release. Each pack includes one fighter, one stage and multiple music tracks.

Players can also still purchase Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Fighters Pass Vol. 1 at a suggested retail price of $24.99 to gain access to the first five Challenger Packs that were released for the game. Playable fighters Joker, Hero, Banjo & Kazooie, Terry Bogard and Byleth are all available now. For a suggested retail price of only $5.99 each, players can also purchase these packs individually.

In addition to the minecart full of sparkling details about Steve and Alex, some additional news about the Super Smash Bros. Ultimate game was revealed in the video, including the reveal of new in-game Mii Fighter costumes and new amiibo figures. Bomberman, Creeper, Pig, Diamond Armor, Gil and Travis Touchdown will be available as Mii Fighter costumes on Oct. 13, while three new amiibo figures are also in production – Banjo & Kazooie, Byleth and Terry Bogard – and scheduled to launch in 2021.

Min Min From ARMS Is Coming To Super Smash Bros Ultimate

Mr. Sakurai has announced the ARMS fighter who will be joining the eclectic team in Super Smash Bros Ultimate as a downloadable content fighter. The ARMS fighter is the one and only Min Min. The new stage featured in the game will be the colorful Spring Stadium and you will be able to get your hands on Min Min on June 29th.

“All of this new content will be available to players who own Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Fighters Pass Vol. 2 or who purchase Challenger Pack 6 separately for $5.99.* By purchasing Fighters Pass Vol. 2 for a suggested retail price of $29.99, players will get access to Min Min, along with five more yet-to-be-announced Challenger Packs as they release. Each pack includes one new fighter, one stage and multiple music tracks.

“Min Min from ARMS marks the first of six exciting new fighters joining the Super Smash Bros. Ultimate roster through Fighters Pass Vol. 2, broadening the diversity of unique fighters available to players,” said Nick Chavez, Nintendo of America’s Senior Vice President of Sales and Marketing. “As our support for the game continues through regular updates and DLC, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate remains the premier destination for video game fans to battle it out alongside many of the most iconic characters in video game history.”

Min Min is the 81st video game character included as a playable fighter in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, with a roster representing one of the largest crossovers of video game characters in history. From her humble beginnings as a ramen-loving employee at the Mintendo Noodle House, to her knockout performance as a champion contender in the ARMS Grand Prix, it’s no stretch to say Min Min has made a huge name for herself. As a one-of-a-kind fighter, it’s only natural for Min Min’s fighting style in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate to be equally unique. Each of her extendable ARMS – the Ramram, the Megawatt and her laser-firing Dragon ARM – can be controlled individually and used to access a diverse range of tools.

Min Min’s accompanying stage, Spring Stadium, features a variety of interactive elements ARMS players will instantly recognize, including the ability to damage opponents when making contact with them after using a jumping platform. Foes will also bounce off the striking ceiling arches when they’re launched. The adorable ARMS drones will also make an appearance to deliver items that aid in battle, but make sure to approach them with caution when freeing boxes to claim their rewards!

In addition to this new fighter update, new Mii Fighter costumes, including Ninjara from ARMS, Heihachi, Callie & Marie from the Splatoon series and Vault Boy, will also be available as separate purchases on June 29.

Finally, two fighters from Super Smash Bros. Ultimate will have new amiibo figures available for purchase at select retailers at a later date: Joker, the masked phantom thief, and Hero, the slime-slaying Luminary.

Players can continue to purchase the Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Fighters Pass Vol. 1 at a suggested retail price of $24.99 to gain access to the first five Challenger Packs that were released for the game. Playable fighters Joker, Hero, Banjo & Kazooie, Terry Bogard and Byleth are all available now. For only $5.99 each, players can also purchase these previous packs individually.”

Mr. Sakurai presents an #ARMS fighter! #SmashBrosUltimatehttps://t.co/NhtrS0Etxy

— Nintendo of America (@NintendoAmerica) June 22, 2020

Dark Samus And Richter Belmont Amiibo Coming In January 2020

Nintendo have revealed that Dark Samus and Richter Belmont amiibo will arrive on January 7th, 2020  These amiibo will be apart of the Super Smash Bros line. 

More Super Smash Bros. series #amiibo are on the way! Dark Samus and Richter Belmont amiibo join the battle on 1/17. https://t.co/gqSHQ8Snxz pic.twitter.com/642rk8S85Y

— Nintendo of America (@NintendoAmerica) November 6, 2019

ICYMI - Terry Bogard From Fatal Fury Is Now In Super Smash Bros Ultimate

Get ready, the king of fighters has arrived! For the first time ever, The Legendary Wolf, Terry Bogard from the FATAL FURY series, enters the battle as a playable fighter in the Super Smash Bros. Ultimate game for the Nintendo Switch system. In a new video, Masahiro Sakurai, the director of Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, showcased Terry Bogard in action and unveiled the King of Fighters Stadium stage and 50 music tracks from an assortment of SNK titles, all coming to Super Smash Bros. Ultimate today. All of this new content will be available to players who own the Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Fighters Pass or purchase Challenger Pack 4 separately.* To view the video in its entirety, visit https://www.smashbros.com/en_US/.

“By featuring an iconic fighting game character like Terry Bogard, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate expands its legacy as the quintessential love letter to the past and future of gaming,” said Nick Chavez, Nintendo of America’s Senior Vice President of Sales and Marketing. “As Super Smash Bros. Ultimate continues to grow its roster of fighters, stages and music through downloadable content, we hope players will enjoy meeting both new friends and familiar faces that bring the game to life in unexpected ways.”

Terry Bogard’s addition to the roster will inject even more variety into the epic collection of heated battles in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. Terry has appeared in more than 80 games spanning the past three decades, first taking the world by storm in 1991 when he pummeled his opponents in the legendary SNK arcade game, FATAL FURY: KING OF FIGHTERS. With his trademark ball cap and confident smile, Terry has since grown into a mainstay in the fighting game community and a mascot for SNK. Players interested in exploring more of Terry Bogard’s history can also play several classic fighting games that feature him in Nintendo eShop on Nintendo Switch, including ACA NEOGEO FATAL FURY, ACA NEOGEO FATAL FURY SPECIAL, ACA NEOGEO THE KING OF FIGHTERS ’95, ACA NEOGEO REAL BOUT FATAL FURY SPECIAL, ACA NEOGEO THE KING OF FIGHTERS ’98 and ACA NEOGEO GAROU: MARK OF THE WOLVES.

In a fitting tribute to his NEO GEO roots, Terry Bogard’s move set bridges the classical arcade fighting gameplay of the FATAL FURY series with the signature play style of Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. This unique lineage means Terry plays unlike any other fighter on the roster, giving players new opportunities for creative expression through his unmistakable fighting flair. Terry’s introduction to the roster also means the addition of the new King of Fighters Stadium stage and 50 music tracks from an assortment of SNK titles. Finally, a free update for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate that includes improvements to the Battle Arena, as well as other features, will also be available today.

By purchasing the Fighters Pass, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate players will get access to five Challenger Packs. Each pack includes a new playable fighter, a new stage and music tracks. Joker, Hero and Banjo & Kazooie are all available now, with Terry Bogard joining today. One additional fighter, who has yet to be revealed, is also included in the Fighters Pass, and will be available for download at a later date. For more information about Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, visit https://www.smashbros.com/.

Banjo-Kazooie Is Now Available In Super Smash Bros.

During the September 2019 Nintendo Direct, it was revealed that Banjo-Kazooie is available now in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.

Good news, fighters. Banjo & Kazooie will be arriving to Super #SmashBrosUltimate…today!

Please stay tuned following the Nintendo Direct for a special presentation of Banjo & Kazooie presented by Masahiro Sakurai. pic.twitter.com/J8oVwi105l

— Nintendo of America (@NintendoAmerica) September 4, 2019

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Updated To Version 4.0.0

Nintendo has released a new update for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. This update adds the Dragon Quest Hero to the game as a new character, if you have purchased the DLC, as well as a ton of re-balancing and new additions. Once your game has updated, it should be at version 4.0.0. The full list of patch notes can be seen down below.

• Offline
• Very Easy difficulty has been added to Adventure mode.
• Snapshots can be added to the timeline in Edit Video. Only snapshots taken via the pause menu can be used; screenshots taken using the Capture Button cannot be used. In addition, snapshots taken from custom stages cannot be used.
• Steel, grass, sponge, paper, and yarn terrains have been adjusted in Stage Builder. After this update, stages created in versions 3.1.0 and older may behave differently. In addition, the way thumbnails are displayed has been adjusted.
• The following spirits will appear in the Shop on the Vault menu:
• Slime
• Dracky
• Great Sabrecub
• Golem
• Liquid Metal Slime
• Cetacea
• Hero’s Comrades
• Online
• Online Tourney mode has been added. While a tourney is open, please check rules and more within Online Tourney.
• A Support function to predict the winner of a Spectate battle and earn points has been added. The points can be exchanged for in-game items and gold.
• Videos can now be played repeatedly in Shared Content. In addition, a Yeah! will be added automatically whenever you save posted content.
• General
• The following downloadable content will be usable after purchase:
• Hero Challenger Pack
• Erdrick’s Helmet + Armour
• Martial Artist Wig + Gi
• Veronica’s Hat + Outfit
• Slime Hat
• You cannot make videos of replays that contain DLC you have not purchased (fighters, stages, music, Mii Fighter costumes, etc.).
• Once the FS Meter is fully charged, the Final Smash must be used within 20 seconds or the FS Meter will reset. Note: This change will not affect Spirits mode.
• Game balance adjustments have been made can be seen here

• Several issues have been fixed to improve gameplay experience.

The Next Super Smash Bros. Ultimate DLC Fighter Will Be Shared At Nintendo’s E3 2019 Direct

During the E3 Super Smash Bros. Ultimate tournament, Sakurai appeared in a video to congratulate Team Japan for winning. He also revealed that “more information regarding” the next DLC fighter would be shared in the Nintendo E3 Direct that will be taking place this Tuesday. 

Stage Builder Mode Leaked In New Smash Ultimate Commercial

Nintendo has released a new commercial for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, which is part of a series of “Nintendo Switch My Way” ads. At first, the commercial doesn’t have much, but you may notice that a “Stage Builder” mode can be seen in the game’s “Games & More” menu a few seconds into the video. The commercial can be seen down below.

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Updated To Version 2.0.0, Piranha Plant Now Available

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate has received a brand new update that brings the game to version 2.0.0. A lot of rebalancing has been done in the game, as well as big fixes. However, the biggest addition of all is the arrival of Piranha Plant. Although Piranha Plant isn’t available to purchase as DLC yet, those who have redeemed their Piranha Plant Smash Ultimate codes before January 31st will be able to play as the fighter now. The patch notes are below.

• Offline
• You can now play Spirit Board with up to four players.
• Select the spirit you want to challenge on the Spirit Board, and then go to Party → Fighter to select the number of people who will play. When playing with multiple people, you will lose the battle if any player is KO’d.
• The following spirits will now appear in the Shop.
• Partner Pikachu
• Partner Eevee
• Dice Block
• River Survival
• Golden Dash Mushroom
• Online
• We adjusted the calculation for Global Smash Power.

• General
• Added the DLC fighter Piranha Plant.
• Piranha Plant will become available for purchase as DLC at a later date.
• Pressing both jump buttons at the same time will now cause you to short hop.
• Fixed the issue where the KO score included your teammates’ KOs when Team Attack was On.
• Game-balance adjustments.
• Various gameplay fixes.
• Specific fighter adjustments are below.

Fighter	Move	Change
Mario	DashAttack	Adjusted launch angle.
Mario	FS Meter	Extended launch distance.
Donkey Kong	Forward Air Attack	Shortened the landing time after using the move.
Link	Up Air Attack	Shortened the landing time after using the move.
Link	Neutral Special	Extended the time from when the arrow is loosed to when it disappears.
Samus	Side Special	Extended the range of the missile and reduced the vulnerability when using the move in the air.
Samus	Down Special	Reduced vulnerability.
Dark Samus	Down Special	Reduced vulnerability.
Yoshi	Forward Air Attack	Shortened the amount of time you cannot grab edges after using the move.
Kirby	Dash Attack	Increased power range and attack power while maintaining launch distance.
Kirby	Side Tilt Attack	Slightly reduced vulnerability and extended undamaged launch distance.
Kirby	Down Special	Adjusted the super armor frames after using the move.
Pikachu	Grab Attack	Shortened hitstun time.
Luigi	Up Smash Attack	Extended launch distance.
Luigi	Down Air Attack	Opponents on the ground will no longer suffer a meteor effect.
Luigi	Side Special	Reduced vulnerability.
Luigi	Down Special	Extended launch distance.
Ness	Up Air Attack	Shortened the landing time after using the move.
Ness	Down Air Attack	Increased attack power and maintained launch distance.
Jigglypuff	Side Tilt Attack	Reduced vulnerability.
Jigglypuff	Down Tilt Attack	Extended launch distance.
Jigglypuff	Up Smash Attack	Increased attack power of low-power zone.
Jigglypuff	Back Air Attack	Increased attack speed.
Jigglypuff	Forward Throw	Adjusted launch angle.
Jigglypuff	FS Meter	Extended launch distance.
Peach	Up Special	Shortened launch distance of repeated attacks.
Daisy	Up Special	Shortened launch distance of repeated attacks.
Bowser	Neutral Attack	Increased power.
Bowser	Side Tilt Attack	Increased power.
Bowser	Down Smash Attack	Extended launch distance.
Bowser	Up Special	Made it easier to hit multiple times.
Bowser	Final Smash & FS Meter	Crouching opponents will now be launched the same as standing opponents.
Ice Climbers	Basic Movements	Nana and Popo will follow each other more when separated.
Ice Climbers	Up Special	Made it easier to grab edges.
Sheik	Up Smash Attack	Increased the first attack’s range.
Sheik	Down Smash Attack	Made it easier to hit multiple times.
Sheik	Forward Air Attack	Shortened the amount of time you cannot grab edges after using the move.
Sheik	Up Air Attack	Shortened the landing time after using the move.
Sheik	Side Special	Reduced vulnerability.
Pichu	Grab Attack	Shortened hitstun time.
Ganondorf	Forward Air Attack	Shortened the landing time after using the move.
Ganondorf	Up Air Attack	Shortened the amount of time you cannot grab edges after using the move.
Mewtwo	Dash Attack	Shortened the downtime from shielding.
Mewtwo	Side Tilt Attack	This move will now always launch forward.
Mewtwo	Up Special	Made it easier to grab edges.
Roy	Down Air Attack	Shortened the landing time after using the move.
Chrom	Down Air Attack	Shortened the landing time after using the move.
Chrom	Up Special	Shortened the meteor distance. When falling off the stage with an opponent, Chrom will be KO’d first.
Mr. Game & Watch	Forward Air Attack	Increased attack range.
Mr. Game & Watch	Down Air Attack	Shortened the landing time after using the move.
Pit	Final Smash & FS Meter	Crouching opponents will now be launched the same as standing opponents.
Zero Suit Samus	Side Smash Attack	Shortened the launch distance when the attack hits the middle of an opponent’s body.
Zero Suit Samus	Forward Air Attack	Shortened the amount of time you cannot grab edges after using the move.
Zero Suit Samus	Up Air Attack	Shortened the amount of time you cannot grab edges after using the move.
Zero Suit Samus	Down Special	Shortened the amount of time undamaged opponents are buried.
Wario	Down Air Attack	Shortened the amount of time you cannot grab edges after using the move.
Snake	Up Tilt Attack	Extended the high-damage window.
Ike	Up Special	Shortened the meteor distance.
Charizard	Dash Attack	Increased attack power and extended launch distance.
Diddy Kong	Neutral Air Attack	Shortened the landing time after using the move.
Lucas	Up Tilt Attack	Added electrical damage.
Lucas	Neutral Air Attack	Shortened the amount of time you cannot grab edges after using the move.
Lucas	Down Air Attack	Added electrical damage.
Lucas	Grab Attack	Added electrical damage.
Sonic	Side Tilt Attack	Made it easier to hit multiple times.
Sonic	Forward Air Attack	Shortened hitstun time.
Sonic	Back Air Attack	Reduced vulnerability when landing.
Sonic	FS Meter	Extended launch distance.
King Dedede	Side Special	Reduced the attack range of the moving Gordo.
Lucario	Forward Air Attack	Shortened the amount of time you cannot grab edges after using the move.
Lucario	Neutral Special	Shortened hitstun time.
Lucario	FS Meter	Increased power.
R.O.B.	Side Special	Made it easier to hit multiple times.
Toon Link	Forward Air Attack	Shortened the landing time after using the move.
Toon Link	Back Air Attack	Shortened the amount of time you cannot grab edges after using the move.
Mega Man	Side Tilt Attack	Special moves will not be activated when jumping and using Mega Buster.
Rosalina & Luma	Dash Attack	Made it easier to hit multiple times.
Rosalina & Luma	Up Tilt Attack	Extended launch distance for Luma’s Up Tilt Attack.
Rosalina & Luma	Down Tilt Attack	Extended the distance Luma moves forward.
Rosalina & Luma	Neutral Air Attack	Shortened the amount of time you cannot grab edges after using the move. Increased the amount of time hit detection lasts.
Rosalina & Luma	Forward Air Attack	Shortened the amount of time you cannot grab edges after using the move.
Rosalina & Luma	Down Air Attack	Shortened the amount of time between the start of the move and the meteor effect.
Rosalina & Luma	Neutral Special	Reduced vulnerability when sending out and calling back Luma.
Rosalina & Luma	Up Special	Made it easier to grab edges.
Rosalina & Luma	Final Smash & FS Meter	Shortened the distance you can shift when the attack is making contact.
Little Mac	Neutral Air Attack	Shortened the landing time and the amount of time you cannot grab edges after using the move.
Little Mac	Up Air Attack	Shortened the amount of time you cannot grab edges after using the move.
Greninja	Down Smash Attack	Increased the range of the inner attacks.
Greninja	Up Special	Can no longer move immediately when landing on a moving platform or slanted ground.
Mii Brawler	Flurry Attack	Increased attack range and shortened the opponent’s hitstun shuffle distance.
Mii Brawler	Up Smash Attack	Extended the high-damage window and reduced the low-damage window.
Mii Brawler	Neutral Air Attack	Reduced vulnerability when landing after using the move.
Mii Brawler	Back Air Attack	Reduced vulnerability when landing after using the move.
Mii Brawler	Up Air Attack	Increased power.
Mii Brawler	Neutral Special	Increased power.
Mii Brawler	Neutral Special	Reduced vulnerability.
Mii Brawler	Side Special	Extended distance and increased speed.
Mii Brawler	Up Special	Made it easier to grab edges.
Mii Brawler	Down Special	Greatly increased damage to opponents’ shields.
Mii Brawler	Down Special	Extended launch distance of kick performed with extra input.
Mii Gunner	Forward Air Attack	Shortened the landing time after using the move.
Palutena	Neutral Air Attack	Shortened hitstun time.
Palutena	Up Special	Made it easier to grab edges.
PAC-MAN	Forward Air Attack	Shortened the landing time and the amount of time you cannot grab edges after using the move.
PAC-MAN	Down Air Attack	Shortened the landing time after using the move.
PAC-MAN	Neutral Special	Extended the time until you disappear after landing the attack.
Robin	Up Special	Increased the speed of the backwards edge-grab range detection.
Shulk	Forward Air Attack	Shortened the landing time and the amount of time you cannot grab edges after using the move.
Shulk	Up Air Attack	Shortened the amount of time you cannot grab edges after using the move.
Duck Hunt	Neutral Special	Reduced vulnerability.
DuckHunt	Side Special	Increased vulnerability. Shortened hitstun time for the exploding clay pigeons.
Ryu	Neutral Attack	Opponents hit in the air will be launched, making it easier to hit them with the next hit.
Ryu	Forward Air Attack	Shortened the landing time after using the move.
Ryu	Down Tilt Attack	Can no longer jump immediately after using the move.
Ken	Neutral Attack	Opponents hit in the air will be launched, making it easier to hit them with the next hit.
Ken	Neutral Air Attack	Shortened the landing time after using the move.
Ken	Forward Air Attack	Shortened the landing time after using the move.
Ken	Down Tilt Attack	Can no longer jump immediately after using the move.
Cloud	Forward Air Attack	Shortened the amount of time you cannot grab edges after using the move.
Cloud	Down Special	Increased the range of Finishing Touch at the beginning of the move.
Corrin	Neutral Air Attack	Shortened the landing time after using the move.
Corrin	Forward Air Attack	Shortened the amount of time you cannot grab edges after using the move.
Corrin	Up Air Attack	Shortened the landing time after using the move.
Bayonetta	Neutral Air Attack	Shortened the amount of time you cannot grab edges after using the move.
Inkling	Neutral Air Attack	Shortened the amount of time you cannot grab edges after using the move.
Inkling	Side Special	Shortened the amount of time undamaged opponents are buried. Moved attack range back while on the ground.
Ridley	Neutral Air Attack	Shortened the amount of time you cannot grab edges after using the move.
Ridley	Forward Air Attack	Shortened the amount of time you cannot grab edges after using the move.
Ridley	Down Air Attack	Shortened the amount of time you cannot grab edges after using the move.
Ridley	FS Meter	Increased power.
King K. Rool	Neutral Special	Shortened the length of the vacuum effect.
King K. Rool	Up Special	Reduced the range of the attack.
King K. Rool	Downward Throw	Shortened the amount of time undamaged opponents are buried.
Isabelle	Neutral Air Attack	Shortened the landing time and the amount of time you cannot grab edges after using the move.
Incineroar	Up Smash Attack	Extended launch distance.
Incineroar	Up Air Attack	Shortened the amount of time you cannot grab edges after using the move.
Incineroar	Down Air Attack	Shortened the landing time after using the move.
Incineroar	Up Throw	Extended launch distance.
Incineroar	Up Special	Extended vertical and horizontal distance.