8-Player Smash: Difference between revisions
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8-Player Smash is not a separate mode in ''Ultimate'', and instead, all Smash modes allow up to eight players to join. Stages are not restricted by number of players, and only a few stages have differences by number of players. | 8-Player Smash is not a separate mode in ''Ultimate'', and instead, all Smash modes allow up to eight players to join. Stages are not restricted by number of players, and only a few stages have differences by number of players. | ||
Players 5 and 6 reuse their Smash 4 colors (Player 5 for Orange; Player 6 for Cyan), while Players 7 and 8 have a switch of colors (Player 7 for | Players 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 reuse their Smash 4 colors (Player 1 for Red; Player 2 for Blue; Player 3 for Yellow; Player 4 for Green; Player 5 for Orange; Player 6 for Cyan), while Players 7 and 8 have a switch of colors (Player 7 for Pink and Player 8 for Violet). In [[Team Battle]]s, the yellow team can be selected regardless of the number of players. | ||
{{SSBU|Pokémon Trainer}} functions differently in battles with more than four players. In such battles, the Pokémon Trainer will not be visible, but their voice can still be heard. The Poké Ball and its energy effects can be seen travelling towards the foreground, implying that the Pokémon Trainer is in the foreground, outside of the camera's view. | {{SSBU|Pokémon Trainer}} functions differently in battles with more than four players. In such battles, the Pokémon Trainer will not be visible, but their voice can still be heard. The Poké Ball and its energy effects can be seen travelling towards the foreground, implying that the Pokémon Trainer is in the foreground, outside of the camera's view. | ||