Editing Corrin (SSB4)

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:{{Cquote|''Corrin Chooses to Smash!''|cite=Introduction Tagline}}

'''Corrin''' ({{ja|カムイ|Kamui}}, ''Kamui'') is a character and newcomer in ''[[Super Smash Bros. 4]]'', and is the sixth [[Downloadable content (SSB4)|downloadable character]]. Corrin was announced alongside {{SSB4|Bayonetta}} during the [[Nintendo Direct#Super Smash Bros. - Final Video Presentation|Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U - Final Video Presentation]] on December 15th, 2015, and both released on February 3rd, 2016. Just like {{SSB4|Wii Fit Trainer}}, {{SSB4|Villager}}, and {{SSB4|Robin}}, players can select either male and female variants of Corrin as in ''{{iw|fireemblemwiki|Fire Emblem Fates}}''.

In the English version, the male and female Corrin are voiced by Cam Clarke and Marcella Lentz-Pope, later reprising their roles in the English version of ''Fates''. In the Japanese version, the male and female Corrin are voiced by Nobunaga Shimazaki and Satomi Satō, reprising their roles from the Japanese version of ''Fates''.

Corrin is ranked 13th on the tier list, putting him at the top of the B tier. Corrin's greatest strength is his excellent overall range, with his sword attacks providing rather long disjoints, while his forward smash is notably the farthest-reaching of its kind. He also boasts fairly strong frame data, with many moves that come out on or before frame 10, and when given the opportunity, it is quite easy for him to land attacks. Corrin's combo game is also very effective due to being one of a select few characters whose tilts and aerials all have true combo potential, courtesy of his range and frame data. Corrin’s power is also respectable in its own right, with the tips on all of Corrin's smash attacks dealing very high knockback. He also has a fairly capable kill throw in the form of an up throw, which synergizes with his ability to rack up damage, giving him a fairly reliable method of closing out stocks. Finally, Corrin has a unique approach move in Dragon Lunge, which allows him to effectively play mindgames with his foes as a result of the actions he can perform out of it.

However, much like Marth, Corrin is moderately crippled by his reliance on spacing, as only his tipped smash attacks boast reasonable KO potential, and most of his tilts and aerials fail to KO until very high percents. In addition, Corrin is burdened with a lackluster recovery; with low jumps, high gravity, and slightly below average air speed, Corrin is especially susceptible to semi-spikes in spite of Draconic Ascent gaining respectable distance. Corrin is also heavily hindered by his below average mobility as a result of his slow ground speed and aerial speed, further exacerbating his reliance on spacing.

Overall, Corrin's strengths outweigh his flaws, which has allowed him to become a fairly capable character throughout the metagame. Though Corrin held a small playerbase, several high-level players such as Cosmos, Ryo, and Ryuga have achieved high-level success throughout national and regional tournaments. Cosmos, in particular, won {{Trn|The Big House 8}}, with players suggesting Corrin could potentially move higher thanks to his success.

As the only fighter in ''Smash Bros.'' who possesses the ability to transform body parts into tools for combat, Corrin has many unique features that make him stand out from other weapon-wielding fighters. Nonetheless, he retains many concepts of other swordsmen from the {{uv|Fire Emblem}} series, such as good range with a disjointed weapon, quick startup to most moves, along with a standard single-direction recovery in [[Draconic Ascent]] and a counter in [[Counter Surge]]. Corrin’s attributes reflect this, with jump height comparable with {{SSB4|Marth}}'s, weight slightly in the range between the latter and {{SSB4|Ike}}, and movement speed that somewhat mirrors {{SSB4|Ike}}; Corrin has an above average [[walking speed]], below average [[dashing]] and [[air speed]]s, and above average [[falling speed]].

Corrin's greatest strength is arguably his disjointed [[range]]. Most of Corrin's standard attacks are similar to those of Marth and other swordfighters, being wide swings with good range and quick startup. This, coupled with his tilts' speed and low knockback, allow him to combo his attacks reliably into each other, especially into a forward aerial, which [[auto-cancel]]s from a short hop, and neutral and up aerials, which have wide swings. The aforementioned combos are capable of racking up considerable damage, making Corrin particularly effective at dealing burst damage. Corrin additionally combines many attributes of his brethren into his playstyle: this includes Marth's fast attacks and a [[tipper]] mechanic, present in smash attacks and [[Dragon Lunge]], which gives finishers immensely stronger knockback if positioned correctly. This makes several attacks very good poking tools at long distance, which further benefit from his strong tippers. While he has a recovery similar to {{SSB4|Roy}}'s [[Blazer]], it grants several frames of [[intangibility]] on startup, has a wide range due to Corrin spreading his wings out, and covers more distance, making his recovery quite reliable, especially when coupled with his high jumps. Corrin can also further boost himself towards the stage using back aerials, making him less likely to get KO'd offstage.

Like every ''Fire Emblem'' characters sans Robin, Corrin also possesses a counter, albeit one which retaliates on both sides with high vertical power, with it being the only counter in the series to have both of these attributes. The two other special moves, [[Dragon Fang Shot]] and Dragon Lunge, give him unique mix-up options: like {{SSB4|Robin}}, the former gives him access to a projectile, although it [[paralyze]]s opponents on hit and allows him to followup with either an aerial during the paralysis duration, or a fully-charged bite of incredible power at close range, giving him a unique combo and finishing tool. The latter allows him to leap and stab opponents at a distance, dealing more damage with a tipped blow, or hold down an opponent if the move connects on a surface, before finishing off with a powerful kick from either direction. Corrin can even fake-out by cancelling the jump, giving him an array of followup options, or hang beside edges by spearing the sides of the stage for a period of time, forcing approaches from opponents. Corrin also possesses the fastest dash to shield speed in the game (at 8 frames, tying with Sheik), which significantly aids in his ability to approach.

Additionally, to further compliment Corrin's damage racking game, all of his moves come out very fast, with all grounded, special, and aerial moves (barring Draconic Ascent, which comes out on frame 18) coming out before frame 15, and a good number of moves coming out even earlier than frame 10. This forces opponents to play against Corrin very carefully in the hands of a component player, as one slip-up could allow him to rush in and deal heavy amounts of damage, or even KO if the player manages to space correctly.

While Corrin benefits from having an all-rounded moveset, there are still flaws. One of the biggest issues is how, similar to Marth, Corrin struggles when an opponent is at a close proximity to him. Since most moves are punishable at close range, Corrin is forced to retreat or go for a grab to place an opponent at an optimal distance. The tipper finishing moves also require careful positioning to deal immense knockback; otherwise they deal much lower knockback, giving him a harder time KOing at point blank range. Corrin’s smash attacks additionally suffer from noticeable ending lag, which hinder his otherwise useful spacing ability, while his strongest and safest aerial, his back aerial, has noticeable startup. Dragon Fang Shot, while being a powerful combo when both stages are used together, has rather high ending lag, preventing true followups at a distance with uncharged shots.

While Corrin’s grab is fast, his grab game is overall lacking, despite possessing a strong [[pummel]], as it has poor reach and throws that prevent followups due to unfavorable angles and high ending lag, with only up and down throws being able to KO at reasonable percents. His recovery is also lackluster without his second jump, as Draconic Ascent gives only moderate diagonal distance, while Dragon Lunge is unable to aid in recovery unless there is a wall to pin against. Corrin's tall frame and moderate gravity also make him susceptible to aerial combos and juggling, similar to other fighters from ''Fire Emblem'', while his below average ground speed makes it difficult to approach faster characters without use of Dragon Fang Shot and Dragon Lunge. Lastly, just like the other DLC characters, Corrin completely lacks custom specials, although this is rather negligible due to his special moves already having good utility.

All in all, Corrin has an array of options to keep opponents away at a distance, unlike many other swordsmen from the ''Fire Emblem'' series, and has a dependable combo game that can be started from nearly any aerial or tilt, making him quite threatening at most ranges. However, due to the precision needed for finishers, he plays optimally by keeping a good distance from opponents once they are at KO percentage in order to finish them as early as possible.

Corrin was moderately nerfed in update [[1.1.5]], one patch after his debut. Corrin's mobility was made slightly lower and his damage output on various moves is lower, giving him worse KO potential. [[Dragon Fang Shot]] was toned down, having lower damage, power and the projectile does not last for as long, and the infamous [[Counter Surge]] has had its active counter duration and counter damage multiplier lowered. This changes overall did not hurt significantly hurt Corrin, as his mobility nerfs were not substantial and the lower damage on his aerials in particular gave them greater combo potential. Corrin's range and frame data were mostly untouched, along with [[Dragon Lunge]] remaining unchanged, one of Corrin's most effective moves. Counter Surge was noticeably toned down but it still remained a powerful enough tool in Corrin's kit.

 

Nonetheless, despite the nerfs, Corrin's gameplan remains largely the same and equally as effective, making the nerfs rather minor overall. In addition, the more substantial nerfs to other characters in updates 1.1.5 and later [[1.1.6]] may have left Corrin in a better spot relative to the cast than during his initial release.

|ftiltdesc=Swings the Omega Yato downwards with an outward swipe akin to the {{SSB4|Mii Swordfighter}}'s forward tilt. It has good range and speed for a forward tilt, while its low base knockback makes it good for starting air combos at low to medium percentages, and its high knockback growth makes it capable of KOing starting at higher percentages. However, it has some ending lag, which makes it easy to punish if shielded.

|dashdesc=Spins forward in a corkscrew-like manner while holding the Omega Yato forward. Deals multiple hits. It can also combo into a jab at very low percents, or forward, neutral or up aerial at mid-percents, though it has relatively slow startup (frame 11), which when combined with its long duration makes it easy to punish. Based on his attack after triggering offensive skills like {{iw|fireemblemwiki|Luna|skill}} or {{iw|fireemblemwiki|Lethality}} in ''Fire Emblem Fates''.

|fsmashname=Dragon Fang Thrust ({{ja|竜穿突|Ryūsen Totsu}})

|fsmashdesc=Extends the free arm into a spear with Dragon Fang and thrusts it forward. Tremendous reach, being the longest reaching non-projectile forward smash in the game while it can also be angled, making it good for catching opponents trying to return to the stage when angled up or hitting crouching/small opponents when angled down. The sweetspot is at the tip and deals very high knockback, KOing at 108%, although the rest of the attack is considerably weaker. Has a hitbox while charging, where Corrin holds Omega Yato in front of him as the chainsaw blades start to move to repeatedly damage opponents in range, and though this does not lead into the sweetspot, it can catch opponents for a fully charged blow. However, the Yato's hitbox is rather easy to Smash DI out, as doing so upward can allow the opponent to avoid the main attack with a well-timed air dodge, while doing so towards Corrin will cause enemies to end up behind him if close enough. Based on the second hit of the Dragon Fang skill in ''Fire Emblem Fates''.

|usmashname=Vertical Dragon Fang Thrust ({{ja|直上竜穿突|Chokujō Ryūsen Totsu}})

|usmashdesc=Crouches and transforms both arms into Dragon Fangs, pointing them upward across himself in a bracing position to launch opponents. Has a sweetspot at the tip that KOs around 107%, but its range is poor and knockback is lacking on the sourspot. However, it has the lowest ending lag out of all smash attacks.

|dsmashname=Yato Dragon Fang ({{ja|夜刀竜穿|Yato Ryūsen}})

|nairdesc=Slashes with the Omega Yato from above to behind him and uses Dragon Fang to slash in front of him with the transformed arm. Has only 13 frames of landing lag, low base knockback, a long-lasting hitbox with good startup (frames 6-19), and long range all around Corrin, which makes it good for starting air combos when used while air-to-ground transitioning. It can also KO at higher percentages due to its high knockback growth, though it deals low damage, has relatively high ending lag and cannot autocancel from a short hop.

|fairdesc=Slashes forward with the Omega Yato in an inward single-handed reaping slash, similar to {{SSB4|Marth}}'s, {{SSB4|Roy}}'s, and {{SSB4|Lucina}}'s forward aerials (only with Corrin’s legs being positioned differently). Interestingly, it launches at a fairly high angle, similar to {{SSBM|Marth}}'s [[Marth (SSBM)/Forward aerial|tipped forward aerial]] in ''[[Melee]]'' (as well as Corrin's own forward tilt), it autocancels from a short hop, has a wide arching reach, and low ending lag, making it very viable for aerial combos.

|bairname=Dragon Fang Wings ({{ja|竜穿翼|Ryūsen Tsubasa}})

|bairdesc=Corrin sprouts dragon wings and uses them to attack behind him by flapping them. Can be used for recovering as it propels Corrin forward like {{SSB4|R.O.B.}}'s back aerial. It also has good range and knockback, KOing at 114% near the edge when clean, but has the slowest startup out of all of Corrin's aerials as its hitbox is active starting on frame 13.

|uairdesc=Slashes with the Omega Yato above him in a backwards flip, closely resembling the up aerials of all the other ''Fire Emblem'' characters (sans {{SSB4|Ike}}). Has wide range, quick startup and surprisingly good knockback, making it a go-to vertical KO move and an excellent finisher from Corrin's combos.

|dairname=Dragon's Piercing Drop ({{ja|竜穿落|Ryūsen Ochi}})

|fthrowdesc=Transforms an arm and stabs the opponent with it, knocking them upwards away from him. Can combo into a [[Dragon Lunge]] at very low percents. Unusually, even though the scaling of this throw is very low, it possesses a tipper hitbox that can be used to hit unsuspecting fighters. If tippered, this throw is significantly more powerful, and is thus very deadly if at the edge.

|bthrowdesc=Places the opponent behind him and stabs them upwards with the transformed arm, knocking them away. Similar to forward throw, though with slightly more damage and knockback, along with possessing a tipper hitbox just like forward throw, but due to the slight differences in damage and knockback, it's considered more powerful than the forward throw in both regards.

|uthrowdesc=Lifts the opponent above him and assumes dragon form, headbutting them skyward and reverting back to human form. Corrin's strongest throw, it works well in unison with down throw for mindgames. Corrin’s strongest throw, KOing at around 160%.

|dthrowname=Dragon-Form Kick ({{ja|竜化蹴|Ryūka Ke}}, ''Dragonization Kick'')

|ssdesc=When used on the ground, Corrin hops a short distance into the air. When used in the air, Corrin transforms an arm into a spear and strikes diagonally down. If it hits any terrain during the move, Corrin's arm will remain there, pinning any opponent caught in place. From there, it can be cancelled into either a kick to either side (which deals enough knockback to KO at 130%) or a jump. It can also be cancelled entirely, which can be useful for reading the opponent's [[floor recovery]]. The tip deals high knockback. This move is considered to be a vital part of Corrin's excellent neutral game, due to various reasons: it can be used to pin himself on the floor immediately after hopping, if used quickly enough, making it nigh-impossible to punish [[out of shield]], even when [[powershield]]ed. The spear also has long reach, making it a viable approach option in a neutral position. Meanwhile, the kick is hard to DI properly at both low and KO percents, while it can lead into combos at low percents, therefore being able to rack up large amounts of damage if the opponents' reactions are read well, and is also able to muscle through strong projectiles and [[cross-up]] the opponent, making it just as hard to punish as the spear. Lastly, turning around when not pinning an opponent makes Corrin unpunishable for using the move, and when an opponent is pinned, it leaves them on an unfavorable position where they cannot punish Corrin as well as letting him capitalize on the opponent's reaction. As a result, is is one of Corrin's most commonly used moves, as well as being considered one of the best side special moves in the game overall.

|dsdmg=1.2× (minimum 10%, maximum 50%)

|fsdmg=7%/4%/2% (light pillars), 1.5% (cutscene, 14 hits) 13% (finish)

|fsdesc=Corrin performs a motion similar to [[Counter Surge]]. If the move hits any opponents, they are transported to a rocky mountain scene in a similar fashion to [[Captain Falcon]]'s [[Blue Falcon]]. Corrin then transforms into a dragon and unleashes a whirlpool that traps all the fighters before launching them before going back to the standard stage.

 

|desc=In dragon form, gently falls down to the ground with a pool of water appearing underneath him, and reverts to human form.

|desc-up=Puts his head down, then raises it back up in its dragon form saying "My path is clear!" ({{ja|好きにはさせない!|Suki ni wa sasenai!}}, ''You won't have your way!'') Female Corrin says "Let's do this!" ({{ja|行きますよ!|Ikimasu yo!}}, ''Here I come!'') . Based on an animation before performing the Critical version of the Dragon Fang skill in ''Fire Emblem Fates''.

|desc-1=Twirls the Omega Yato around in front of him.

|desc-2=Holds the sword behind him and poses.

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|Corr - in! || Ka - mu - i! || Allez Cor - rin ! || Corr - in! *claps 3 times* || Corr - in! Corr - in! *claps 4 times*

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|desc-1=Twirls the Omega Yato in the air and plants it on its tip (similarly to his down taunt) saying "That went well." ({{ja|上手くいったね.|Umaku itta ne.}}) Female Corrin says, "That was great." ({{ja|上手くいきました.|Umaku iki mashita.}}, ''That went well.'')

===Most historically significant players===

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*{{Sm|Cosmos|USA}} - By far the greatest Corrin player of all-time, as he has achieved results that no other Corrin players have ever come close to, including becoming the the first and only Corrin player to win a major, doing so at {{Trn|The Big House 8}}; becoming the only Corrin player to take a set off of {{Sm|ZeRo}}, doing so to place 3rd at {{Trn|The Big House 7}}; and being the highest-ranking Corrin player on the [[PGR 100]], ranking 30th. He especially became one of the best ''Smash 4'' players in the world in the game's final year, with many top 8 finishes at the year's largest events such as 3rd at {{Trn|CEO 2018}} and 4th at {{Trn|Super Smash Con 2018}}.

*{{Sm|Earth|Japan}} - Known throughout competitive ''Smash 4'' for using {{SSB4|Pit}}, but had a noteworthy Corrin that he eventually picked up as a co-main and became one of the best Corrin players in Japan. He used Corrin alongside Pit to place 2nd at {{Trn|Sumabato 14}}, 5th at {{Trn|Umebura 27}}, and 7th at {{Trn|Sumabato 18}}. Though still primarily ranked as a Pit player, he is the only other Corrin player ranked in the top 50 on the [[PGR 100]], ranking 42nd.

*{{Sm|Frozen|USA}} - One of the best Corrin players in North American at her peak in 2016 and 2017. She is best known for placing 9th at {{Trn|Royal Flush}}, defeating both {{Sm|Marss}} and {{Sm|ANTi}} along the way. In addition, she saw several other noteworthy performances during those years, including placing 7th at {{Trn|Olympus}}, placing 9th at {{Trn|KTAR XVIII}}, and defeating {{Sm|ESAM}} at {{Trn|The Big House 6}}. Although never ranked on the [[PGR]], she was ranked 86th on the alternative [[OrionRank 2016]].

*{{Sm|MkLeo|Mexico}} - Though more well known for using other characters, he briefly used Corrin as a secondary in the second half of 2017, and was one of the best Corrin players in the world. He often used Corrin as a counterpick for the {{SSB4|Bayonetta}} matchup, using him to defeat {{Sm|Salem}} to place 2nd at {{Trn|CEO 2017}} and 3rd at {{Trn|Super Smash Con 2017}}, as well as defeating both {{Sm|CaptainZack}} and {{Sm|Mistake}} for one game to place 2nd at {{Trn|2GGC: SCR Saga}}. In addition, he also used primarily Corrin to win {{Trn|The Arena 2017}}.  

*{{Sm|Ramses|Netherlands}} - One of the best Corrin players in Europe, known for having more of a presence outside of his home country of the [[Netherlands]]. He is best known for placing 9th at both {{Trn|Albion 2}} and {{Trn|Albion 3}}, defeating {{Sm|IxisNaugus}} in the latter event, as well as his win over {{Sm|SuperGirlKels}} at {{Trn|Syndicate 2017}}, placing 17th overall.

*{{Sm|Ryuga|USA}} - The second-best Corrin player in North America in 2016 and 2017. He is especially known for his performances during the [[PGR v4]] season, when he defeated {{Sm|Larry Lurr}} at {{Trn|2GGC: Fire Emblem Saga}} to place 17th, {{Sm|CaptainZack}} at {{Trn|Super Smash Con 2017}} to place 25th, and {{Sm|Locus}} at {{Trn|The Big House 7}} to place 25th, in addition to defeating Cosmos in the Corrin ditto at {{Trn|Midwest Mayhem 9: Old vs New}}. He was ultimately ranked 86th on the [[PGR 100]] as the only other solo-Corrin player on the rankings.

*{{Sm|Space|Netherlands}} - One of the best Corrin players in Europe, though most of his tournament activity was relegated to the Netherlands. He has placed top 8 at a slew of Dutch events, including 2nd at {{Trn|Fortuna}} and 3rd at both {{Trn|Elysium II}} and {{Trn|Smash Session: Final Encore}}. He was ranked 14th on the [[European Smash 4 Power Rankings]], several places higher than Ramses.

*{{Sm|YOC|Japan}} - The best Corrin player in Japan during his peak in 2016, best known for winning {{Trn|Rikabura 5}} over {{Sm|KEN}}, placing 7th at {{Trn|Umebura 23}} defeating {{Sm|RAIN}}, and placing 13th at {{Trn|Umebura 24}} defeating {{Sm|Kirihara}}. He eventually dropped Corrin for {{SSB4|Cloud}}, but returned to co-maining both characters by 2018 with mixed success.

*{{Sm|Zackray|Japan}} - Co-mained Corrin alongside {{SSB4|Bayonetta}} and was the best Corrin player in Japan in the game's final year. He was ''Smash 4''{{'}}s final prodigy and rising star, as he won both {{Trn|Sumabato 27}} and {{Trn|Sumabato Smash 4 Final}} and placed 3rd at {{Trn|Umebura 34}} and 7th at {{Trn|Umebura 33}} during the final few months of competitive ''Smash 4'', all the while defeating many of Japan's established ''Smash 4'' players. He was ranked 88th on the [[PGR 100]].

Corrin was, along with {{SSB4|Bayonetta}}, one of the only two characters to miss out on the first ''4BR'' [[tier list]], due to them being released two days after the tier list was released. Upon release, Corrin was deemed to be a viable, if unusual, mold-breaking character, due to the extreme reach of his attacks granting him a strong neutral game. Corrin's release, however, was ultimately overlooked and overshadowed by the simultaneous release of Bayonetta and her great status in competitive play, causing his standing among the cast to be debatable, more so after the nerfs he received in update [[1.1.5]], most notably to Counter Surge. Despite this, a healthy amount of representation in tournaments followed, namely from smashers like {{Sm|Cosmos}}, {{Sm|Earth}} and {{Sm|Ryuga}}, and their results were strong enough for Corrin to be ranked at 18th on the second ''4BR'' tier list.

As the metagame progressed, Corrin would be studied further, which would follow into several KO confirms and neutral game optimizations that allowed his results to bloom significantly. This burst of results was reflected on him rising on the third tier list, at 13th. However, after repeated appearances among the top 8 of major tournaments from Cosmos and his win over {{Sm|ZeRo}} at {{Trn|The Big House 7}}, opinions on Corrin have further improved to that of a top tier, rather than a high tier character. Regardless, Corrin remains on the 13th spot on the fourth and final tier list, still at the high tier, although many players have argued he should have been ranked higher, especially with Cosmos becoming an established top player and winning {{Trn|The Big House 8}} in the game's final year.

===[[All-Star Mode]]===

Corrin Screen 7.jpg|In the middle of his Final Smash.

Corrin Screen 8.jpg|His [[Final Smash]], [[Torrential Roar]].

**Corrin almost didn't make it into ''Smash 4'', as Sakurai had thought there were already too many ''Fire Emblem'' characters in the game. However, after the critical and commercial success of ''Fire Emblem Fates'' in Japan and in anticipation for the game's worldwide localization, the team convinced him that Corrin would be a unique addition to the roster, so Sakurai allowed him to be playable.<ref>https://www.vgfacts.com/trivia/10911/</ref>

*Corrin is the only DLC newcomer that does not come packed with a stage, although downloading him on ''Super Smash Bros. for Wii U'' adds the [[List of SSB4 Music (Fire Emblem series)#Lost in Thoughts All Alone (Original)|original version]] and [[List of SSB4 Music (Fire Emblem series)#Lost in Thoughts All Alone (Remix)|rearrangement]] of the song {{iw|fireemblemwiki|Lost In Thoughts All Alone}} from ''Fire Emblem Fates'' to the existing ''Fire Emblem'' stages [[Castle Siege]] and [[Coliseum]]. The remix is also added in ''Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS'' as a [[Smash Run]] track. Additionally, trophies of {{h2|List of SSB4 trophies (Fire Emblem series)|Ryoma}} and {{h2|List of SSB4 trophies (Fire Emblem series)|Xander}} are added to the 3DS version.

*Corrin is the first DLC newcomer to not be a third party character, followed by {{SSBU|Piranha Plant}}, {{SSBU|Byleth}}, {{SSBU|Min Min}}, {{SSBU|Pyra}}, and {{SSBU|Mythra}}, making him the only one in ''Smash 4''.

*Corrin is the only character in ''SSB4'' with matching Alt. trophies in both the 3DS and Wii U versions of the game.

*Corrin is one of the five characters to use different sound clips when using battering items, with the others being Roy, Ryu, Cloud, and Bayonetta, who also all happen to be DLC characters.

**Female Corrin also has a unique voiceline for [[tech]]ing, as she lets out a very noticeable "No!" being the only character to do this.

*Both male and female Corrin voices have clips for taking high knockback which go unused in normal gameplay due to an error in their scripts, leading to both Corrins being always silent when being launched a far distance. These clips can only be heard in the [[Sound Test]], and this error was fixed in ''Ultimate''.

*Corrin, {{SSB4|Roy}}, {{SSB4|Ryu}}, {{SSB4|Cloud}}, and {{SSB4|Bayonetta}}'s voice clips are in much lower quality than the rest of the cast in {{for3ds}}.