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|''Princess Peach: Showtime!'' | |''Princess Peach: Showtime!'' | ||
|•Battle via Spirit Board (during the event "[[Showtime and Wonder Spirits!]]" | |•Battle via Spirit Board (during the event "[[Showtime and Wonder Spirits!]]") | ||
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|Sword Attack ↑ | |Sword Attack ↑ | ||
|''Princess Peach: Showtime!'' | |''Princess Peach: Showtime!'' | ||
|•Battle via Spirit Board (during the event "Showtime and Wonder Spirits!" | |•Battle via Spirit Board (during the event "Showtime and Wonder Spirits!") | ||
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|Slow Super Armor | |Slow Super Armor | ||
|''Super Mario Bros. Wonder'' | |''Super Mario Bros. Wonder'' | ||
|•Battle via Spirit Board (during the event "Showtime and Wonder Spirits!" | |•Battle via Spirit Board (during the event "Showtime and Wonder Spirits!") | ||
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|Fire Flower Equipped | |Fire Flower Equipped | ||
|''Super Mario Bros. Wonder'' | |''Super Mario Bros. Wonder'' | ||
|•Battle via Spirit Board (during the event "Showtime and Wonder Spirits!" | |•Battle via Spirit Board (during the event "Showtime and Wonder Spirits!") | ||
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|[[File:SSBU spirit Mario.png|center|108x108px]] | |[[File:SSBU spirit Mario.png|center|108x108px]] | ||
|[[File:Mario SSBU.png|center|108x108px]] | |[[File:Mario SSBU.png|center|108x108px]] | ||
|{{anchor|Mario}} | |{{anchor|Mario}}[[Mario]] | ||
|''Donkey Kong''<br>(Artwork: ''Mario Party 10'') | |''Donkey Kong''<br>(Artwork: ''Mario Party 10'') | ||
|•Complete Classic Mode with Mario<br>•Purchase from the Vault Shop for 300G | |•Complete Classic Mode with {{SSBU|Mario}}<br>•Purchase from the Vault Shop for 300G | ||
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|[[File:SSBU spirit Luigi.png|center|108x108px]] | |[[File:SSBU spirit Luigi.png|center|108x108px]] | ||
|[[File:Luigi SSBU.png|center|108x108px]] | |[[File:Luigi SSBU.png|center|108x108px]] | ||
|{{anchor|Luigi}} | |{{anchor|Luigi}}[[Luigi]] | ||
|''Mario Bros.''<br>(Artwork: ''Mario Party 8'') | |''Mario Bros.''<br>(Artwork: ''Mario Party 8'') | ||
|•Complete Classic Mode with Luigi<br>•Purchase from the Vault Shop for 300G (after unlocking Luigi) | |•Complete Classic Mode with {{SSBU|Luigi}}<br>•Purchase from the Vault Shop for 300G (after unlocking Luigi) | ||
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|5 | |5 | ||
|[[File:SSBU spirit Peach.png|center|108x108px]] | |[[File:SSBU spirit Peach.png|center|108x108px]] | ||
|[[File:Peach SSBU.png|center|108x108px]] | |[[File:Peach SSBU.png|center|108x108px]] | ||
|{{anchor|Peach}} | |{{anchor|Peach}}[[Peach]] | ||
|''[[Super Mario Bros.]]''<br>(Artwork: ''New Super Mario Bros. Wii'') | |''[[Super Mario Bros.]]''<br>(Artwork: ''New Super Mario Bros. Wii'') | ||
|•Complete Classic Mode with Peach<br>•Purchase from the Vault Shop for 300G (after unlocking Peach) | |•Complete Classic Mode with {{SSBU|Peach}}<br>•Purchase from the Vault Shop for 300G (after unlocking Peach) | ||
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|6 | |6 | ||
|[[File:SSBU spirit Daisy.png|center|108x108px]] | |[[File:SSBU spirit Daisy.png|center|108x108px]] | ||
|[[File:Daisy SSBU.png|center|108x108px]] | |[[File:Daisy SSBU.png|center|108x108px]] | ||
|{{anchor|Daisy}} | |{{anchor|Daisy}}[[Daisy]] | ||
|''Super Mario Land''<br>(Artwork: ''Mario Party 8'') | |''Super Mario Land''<br>(Artwork: ''Mario Party 8'') | ||
|•Complete Classic Mode with Daisy<br>•Purchase from the Vault Shop for 300G (after unlocking Daisy) | |•Complete Classic Mode with {{SSBU|Daisy}}<br>•Purchase from the Vault Shop for 300G (after unlocking Daisy) | ||
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|[[File:SSBU spirit Bowser.png|center|108x108px]] | |[[File:SSBU spirit Bowser.png|center|108x108px]] | ||
|[[File:Bowser SSBU.png|center|108x108px]] | |[[File:Bowser SSBU.png|center|108x108px]] | ||
|{{anchor|Bowser}} | |{{anchor|Bowser}}[[Bowser]] | ||
|''Super Mario Bros.''<br>(Artwork: ''New Super Mario Bros. Wii'') | |''Super Mario Bros.''<br>(Artwork: ''New Super Mario Bros. Wii'') | ||
|•Complete Classic Mode with Bowser<br>•Purchase from the Vault Shop for 300G (after unlocking Bowser) | |•Complete Classic Mode with {{SSBU|Bowser}}<br>•Purchase from the Vault Shop for 300G (after unlocking Bowser) | ||
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|[[File:SSBU spirit Dr. Mario.png|center|108x108px]] | |[[File:SSBU spirit Dr. Mario.png|center|108x108px]] | ||
|[[File:Dr. Mario SSBU.png|center|108x108px]] | |[[File:Dr. Mario SSBU.png|center|108x108px]] | ||
|{{anchor|Dr. Mario}} | |{{anchor|Dr. Mario}}[[Dr. Mario]] | ||
|''Dr. Mario''<br>(Artwork: ''Dr. Mario: Miracle Cure'') | |''Dr. Mario''<br>(Artwork: ''Dr. Mario: Miracle Cure'') | ||
|•Complete Classic Mode with Dr. Mario<br>•Purchase from the Vault Shop for 300G (after unlocking Dr. Mario) | |•Complete Classic Mode with {{SSBU|Dr. Mario}}<br>•Purchase from the Vault Shop for 300G (after unlocking Dr. Mario) | ||
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|[[File:SSBU spirit Rosalina.png|center|108x108px]] | |[[File:SSBU spirit Rosalina.png|center|108x108px]] | ||
|[[File:Rosalina & Luma SSBU.png|center|108x108px]] | |[[File:Rosalina & Luma SSBU.png|center|108x108px]] | ||
|{{anchor|Rosalina}} | |{{anchor|Rosalina}}[[Rosalina]] | ||
|''Super Mario Galaxy''<br>(Artwork: ''Mario Party 10'') | |''Super Mario Galaxy''<br>(Artwork: ''Mario Party 10'') | ||
|•Complete Classic Mode with Rosalina & Luma<br>•Purchase from the Vault Shop for 300G (after unlocking Rosalina & Luma) | |•Complete Classic Mode with {{SSBU|Rosalina & Luma}}<br>•Purchase from the Vault Shop for 300G (after unlocking Rosalina & Luma) | ||
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|[[File:SSBU spirit Bowser Jr..png|center|108x108px]] | |[[File:SSBU spirit Bowser Jr..png|center|108x108px]] | ||
|[[File:Bowser Jr. SSBU.png|center|108x108px]] | |[[File:Bowser Jr. SSBU.png|center|108x108px]] | ||
|{{anchor|Bowser Jr.}} | |{{anchor|Bowser Jr.}}[[Bowser Jr.]] | ||
|''Super Mario Sunshine''<br>(Artwork: ''Mario Party: Star Rush'') | |''Super Mario Sunshine''<br>(Artwork: ''Mario Party: Star Rush'') | ||
|•Complete Classic Mode with Bowser Jr.<br>•Purchase from the Vault Shop for 300G (after unlocking Bowser Jr.) | |•Complete Classic Mode with {{SSBU|Bowser Jr.}}<br>•Purchase from the Vault Shop for 300G (after unlocking Bowser Jr.) | ||
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|{{anchor|Iggy}}[[Iggy]] | |{{anchor|Iggy}}[[Iggy]] | ||
|''Super Mario Bros 3''<br>(Artwork: ''New Super Mario Bros. U'') | |''Super Mario Bros 3''<br>(Artwork: ''New Super Mario Bros. U'') | ||
|•Purchase from the Vault Shop for 300G (after unlocking Bowser Jr.) | |•Purchase from the Vault Shop for 300G (after unlocking [[Bowser Jr.]]) | ||
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|{{anchor|Wendy}}[[Wendy]] | |{{anchor|Wendy}}[[Wendy]] | ||
|''Super Mario Bros 3''<br>(Artwork: ''New Super Mario Bros. U'') | |''Super Mario Bros 3''<br>(Artwork: ''New Super Mario Bros. U'') | ||
|•Purchase from the Vault Shop for 300G (after unlocking Bowser Jr.) | |•Purchase from the Vault Shop for 300G (after unlocking [[Bowser Jr.]]) | ||
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|{{anchor|Lemmy}}[[Lemmy]] | |{{anchor|Lemmy}}[[Lemmy]] | ||
|''Super Mario Bros 3''<br>(Artwork: ''New Super Mario Bros. U'') | |''Super Mario Bros 3''<br>(Artwork: ''New Super Mario Bros. U'') | ||
|•Purchase from the Vault Shop for 300G (after unlocking Bowser Jr.) | |•Purchase from the Vault Shop for 300G (after unlocking [[Bowser Jr.]]) | ||
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|{{anchor|Roy}}[[Roy Koopa|Roy]] (Super Mario Bros.) | |{{anchor|Roy}}[[Roy Koopa|Roy]] (Super Mario Bros.) | ||
|''Super Mario Bros 3''<br>(Artwork: ''New Super Mario Bros. U'') | |''Super Mario Bros 3''<br>(Artwork: ''New Super Mario Bros. U'') | ||
|•Purchase from the Vault Shop for 300G (after unlocking Bowser Jr.) | |•Purchase from the Vault Shop for 300G (after unlocking [[Bowser Jr.]]) | ||
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|{{anchor|Larry}}[[Larry]] | |{{anchor|Larry}}[[Larry]] | ||
|''Super Mario Bros 3''<br>(Artwork: ''New Super Mario Bros. U'') | |''Super Mario Bros 3''<br>(Artwork: ''New Super Mario Bros. U'') | ||
|•Purchase from the Vault Shop for 300G (after unlocking Bowser Jr.) | |•Purchase from the Vault Shop for 300G (after unlocking [[Bowser Jr.]]) | ||
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|{{anchor|Ludwig}}[[Ludwig]] | |{{anchor|Ludwig}}[[Ludwig]] | ||
|''Super Mario Bros 3''<br>(Artwork: ''New Super Mario Bros. U'') | |''Super Mario Bros 3''<br>(Artwork: ''New Super Mario Bros. U'') | ||
|•Purchase from the Vault Shop for 300G (after unlocking Bowser Jr.) | |•Purchase from the Vault Shop for 300G (after unlocking [[Bowser Jr.]]) | ||
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|[[File:SSBU spirit Piranha Plant.png|center|108x108px]] | |[[File:SSBU spirit Piranha Plant.png|center|108x108px]] | ||
|[[File:Piranha Plant SSBU.png|center|108x108px]] | |[[File:Piranha Plant SSBU.png|center|108x108px]] | ||
|{{anchor|Piranha Plant}} | |{{anchor|Piranha Plant}}[[Piranha Plant]] | ||
|''Super Mario Bros.''<br>(Artwork: ''Mario Party DS'') | |''Super Mario Bros.''<br>(Artwork: ''Mario Party DS'') | ||
|•Complete Classic Mode with Piranha Plant<br>•Purchase from the Vault Shop for 300G (after downloading Piranha Plant) | |•Complete Classic Mode with {{SSBU|Piranha Plant}}<br>•Purchase from the Vault Shop for 300G (after downloading Piranha Plant) | ||
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|{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Main Theme - Super Mario 64}} | |{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Main Theme - Super Mario 64}} | ||
|'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | |'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | ||
*The Rosalina | *The yellow Rosalina and Luma represent the Super Star, a yellow star-shaped item with simple black eyes, which appears as the item. | ||
*The stage is based on Princess Peach's Castle, the main hub area of ''Super Mario 64'' | *The stage is based on Princess Peach's Castle, the main hub area of ''Super Mario 64'' where the goal item, the {{s|mariowiki|Power Star}}, highly resembles the Super Star. | ||
*The | *The rules and the battle conditions reference the Super Star's ability to grant the player invincibility and the ability to easily defeat enemies for a short time. | ||
*Rosalina & Luma's [[Grand Star]] Final Smash is based on the {{iw|mariowiki|Grand Star}}, the larger version of the Power Stars in ''Super Mario Galaxy'', which also resembles the Super Star. | *Rosalina & Luma's [[Grand Star]] Final Smash is based on the {{iw|mariowiki|Grand Star}}, the larger version of the Power Stars in ''Super Mario Galaxy'', which also resembles the Super Star. | ||
----'''Other trivia:''' | ----'''Other trivia:''' | ||
*This spirit's First-Strike Advantage ability | *This spirit's First-Strike Advantage ability further references the Super Star's ability to grant the player invincibility for a short time. | ||
*In World of Light, the Super Star spirit is located in the eastern cloudy area in the Light Realm, similar to the stage's cloudy sky setting. | *In World of Light, the Super Star spirit is located in the eastern cloudy area in the Light Realm, similar to the stage's cloudy sky setting. | ||
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|{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Smash Bros.|Metal Battle}} | |{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Smash Bros.|Metal Battle}} | ||
|'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | |'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | ||
*The black Metal Mario | *The black Metal Mario represents Metal Mario, the black metallic power-up form of Mario, which can be obtained after breaking the [[Metal Box]]. | ||
*The stage represents the {{iw|mariowiki|Cavern of the Metal Cap}}, a | *The stage represents the {{iw|mariowiki|Cavern of the Metal Cap}}, a crystalline cavernous stage in ''Super Mario 64'' where the Metal power-up form is first obtained. | ||
*The | *The music track is based on the metal boss battles theme song in ''Super Smash Bros. Melee'', which features Metal Mario as a mini-boss. | ||
*The battle conditions reference the Metal power-up form's ability to grant the player increased attack power and resistance to damage, but makes them move slower. | |||
*The | |||
----'''Other trivia:''' | ----'''Other trivia:''' | ||
*This spirit's | *This spirit's Weight ↑ ability further references the Metal power-up form's ability to grant the player increased resistance to damage, but makes them move slower. | ||
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|{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Castle / Boss Fortress - Super Mario World / SMB 3}} | |{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Castle / Boss Fortress - Super Mario World / SMB 3}} | ||
|'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | |'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | ||
*The larger black Mario | *The larger black Mario represents {{s|mariowiki|Boo Mario}}, the larger {{s|mariowiki|Boo Mushroom}} power-up form of Mario, whose design includes his facial features and hat. | ||
*The stage represents | *The stage represents the haunted mansion in the {{s|mariowiki|Ghostly Galaxy}}, a Boo-inhabited horror-themed galaxy in ''Super Mario Galaxy'' where the Boo Mushroom item is first obtained. | ||
*The music track references | *The music track references the theme song from {{s|mariowiki|Boo Moon Galaxy}}, a Boo-inhabited horror-themed galaxy in ''Super Mario Galaxy 2'' where the Boo Mushroom item can be obtained. | ||
*The Invisibility rule and the Low Gravity and High Gravity hazards reference the Boo Mushroom power-up form's ability to make the player turn invisible and float in midair. | |||
*The | |||
----'''Other trivia:''' | ----'''Other trivia:''' | ||
*This spirit's Lightweight ability | *This spirit's Lightweight ability further references the Boo Mushroom power-up form's ability to make the player float in midair without touching the floor. | ||
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|{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Melty Monster}} | |{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Melty Monster}} | ||
|'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | |'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | ||
*The blue Metal Jigglypuff | *The blue Metal Jigglypuff represents {{s|mariowiki|Rock Mario}}, the {{s|mariowiki|Rock Mushroom}} power-up form of Mario, who can transform into a hard-shelled boulder. | ||
*The music track is based on | *The music track is based on the {{s|mariowiki|Melty Monster Galaxy}} theme song from ''Super Mario Galaxy 2'' where the Rock Mushroom can be obtained. | ||
*Jigglypuff's favored [[Rollout]] | *Jigglypuff's favored [[Rollout]] references the Rock Mushroom power-up form's ability to transform the player into a rolling boulder and ram into enemies. | ||
----'''Other trivia:''' | ----'''Other trivia:''' | ||
*This spirit's Physical Attack ↑ ability references | *This spirit's Physical Attack ↑ ability further references the Rock Mushroom power-up form's ability to transform the player into a rolling boulder and ram into enemies. | ||
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|{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Ground Theme - Super Mario Bros. 3 (Remix)}} | |{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Ground Theme - Super Mario Bros. 3 (Remix)}} | ||
|'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | |'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | ||
*The yellow Tail Luigi | *The yellow Tail Luigi represents Fox Luigi, the [[Super Leaf]] power-up form of Luigi who features a pair of yellow pointed ears, a bushy tail, and the ability to fly. | ||
*The stage | *The stage and music track represent [[mariowiki:World 1-1 (Super Mario Bros. 3)|the first grassland stage]] in ''Super Mario Bros. 3'' where the Super Leaf item is first obtained. | ||
*The Heavy Wind hazard references the Super Leaf power-up form's ability to make the player fly and glide across the stage by running until they fill up their [[mariowiki:P-Meter|Power Meter]]. | |||
*The Heavy Wind hazard | *Luigi's [[Fireball]] references how the Fox Luigi power-up form is based on a ''kitsune'', a legendary fox creature in Japanese mythology known for generating fire. | ||
*Luigi's [[Fireball]] references how the Fox Luigi power-up form is based on a ''kitsune'', a legendary | |||
----'''Other trivia:''' | ----'''Other trivia:''' | ||
*This spirit's Easier Dodging ability allows air dodges to travel farther, further referencing the Super Leaf power-up form's ability to make the player fly and glide for short distances. | *This spirit's Easier Dodging ability allows air dodges to travel farther, further referencing the Super Leaf power-up form's ability to make the player fly and glide for short distances. | ||
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|{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Ground Theme - New Super Mario Bros. U}} | |{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Ground Theme - New Super Mario Bros. U}} | ||
|'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | |'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | ||
*The Tail Mii Swordfighter | *The Tail Mii Swordfighter's costume represents Flying Squirrel Toad, the {{s|mariowiki|Super Acorn}} power-up form of the yellow Toad who features a pair of pointed ears, a bushy tail, and the ability to fly. | ||
*The stage and music track represent {{s|mariowiki|Acorn Plains}}, the first stage in ''New Super Mario Bros. U'' where the Super Acorn item is first obtained. | |||
*The stage | *The battle conditions reference the Super Acorn power-up form's ability to launch the player up in the air and allow them to descend at a downward angle while gliding across the stage. | ||
*The | |||
----'''Other trivia:''' | ----'''Other trivia:''' | ||
*This spirit's Toss & Meteor ability increases | *This spirit's Toss & Meteor ability increases launch power, further referencing the Super Acorn power-up form's ability to launch the player up in the air. | ||
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|{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Ground Theme - Super Mario Bros. (Melee)}} | |{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Ground Theme - Super Mario Bros. (Melee)}} | ||
|'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | |'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | ||
*The pink Tiny Isabelle | *The pink Tiny Isabelle's Floaty Jumps ability represent Baby Peach, the infant counterpart of Princess Peach who features blonde hair, wears a pink dress, and uses a floating ability. | ||
*The Striped Mario minion | *The Striped Mario minion is based on his appearance in ''Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time'', who protects Baby Peach from the invading {{s|mariowiki|Shroob}} forces. | ||
*The stage | *The stage represents Princess Peach's Castle in the future where Baby Peach retreats from the invading Shroob forces from the past in ''Partners in Time''. | ||
*Isabelle's dash attacks features Isabelle tripping and falling, referencing Baby Peach's infancy age, where babies are known for stumbling while learning to walk. | |||
*Isabelle's | |||
----'''Other trivia:''' | ----'''Other trivia:''' | ||
*This spirit's Air Defense ↑ ability | *This spirit's Air Defense ↑ ability references Princess Peach's ability to hover and glide in the air using her parasol, which can also be used to defend her from enemy attacks. | ||
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|{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Break Free (Lead The Way)}} | |{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Break Free (Lead The Way)}} | ||
|'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | |'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | ||
*The white Peach | *The white Peach is based on her appearance in ''Super Mario Odyssey'', who wears the white {{s|mariowiki|Lochlady Dress}} for her forced marriage to Bowser. | ||
*The white Mario minion | *The white Mario minion is based on his appearance in ''Odyssey'', who wears the Wedding Outfit and rescues Princess Peach from being married to Bowser. | ||
*The music track is based on the ending theme song of ''Odyssey'' where Princess Peach is rescued by Mario | *The music track is based on the ending theme song of ''Odyssey'' where Princess Peach is rescued by Mario after escaping the collapsing moon caverns. | ||
*The Flowery rule | *The Flowery rule references the single {{s|mariowiki|Rocket Flower}} that Mario offers to Princess Peach during the ending cutscene of ''Odyssey''. | ||
*The battle conditions reference the beginning cutscene of ''Odyssey'', where Mario attempts and fails to protect Princess Peach from Bowser. | |||
----'''Other trivia:''' | ----'''Other trivia:''' | ||
*This spirit's Critical-Health Healing ability references how Mario was injured during Princess Peach's kidnapping | *This spirit's Critical-Health Healing ability references how Mario was injured during Princess Peach's kidnapping in the beginning of ''Odyssey'', but quickly recovers and later rescues her. | ||
*In World of Light, the Wedding Peach spirit on Galeem's side of the Final Battle map matches with the Wedding Bowser spirit on Dharkon's side; in ''Odyssey'', Princess Peach is kidnapped to be forcibly married to Bowser. | *In World of Light, the Wedding Peach spirit on Galeem's side of the Final Battle map matches with the Wedding Bowser spirit on Dharkon's side; in ''Odyssey'', Princess Peach is kidnapped to be forcibly married to Bowser. | ||
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|{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Underground Moon Caverns}} | |{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Underground Moon Caverns}} | ||
|'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | |'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | ||
*The grey Bowser | *The grey Bowser is based on his appearance in ''Super Mario Odyssey'', who wears a white wedding tuxedo with a spiky design. | ||
*The white Peach ally | *The white Peach ally is based on her appearance in ''Odyssey'', who wears the white Lochlady Dress for her forced marriage to Bowser. | ||
*The music track is based on the | *The music track is based on the Underground Moon Caverns of the {{iw|mariowiki|Moon Kingdom}}, where Bowser attempts to marry Princess Peach in ''Odyssey''. | ||
*Bowser's jumping and the battle conditions reference the boss battles against Bowser in ''Odyssey'', where he quickly jumps around the arena and uses powerful physical attacks. | |||
*Bowser's jumping and | |||
----'''Other trivia:''' | ----'''Other trivia:''' | ||
*In World of Light, the Wedding Bowser spirit on Dharkon's side of the Final Battle map matches with the Wedding Peach spirit on Galeem's side; in ''Odyssey'', Bowser kidnaps Princess Peach to forcibly marry him. | *In World of Light, the Wedding Bowser spirit on Dharkon's side of the Final Battle map matches with the Wedding Peach spirit on Galeem's side; in ''Odyssey'', Bowser kidnaps Princess Peach to forcibly marry him. | ||
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|{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Plucky Pass Beginnings}} | |{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Plucky Pass Beginnings}} | ||
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*The Mii Brawler | *The Mii Brawler's costume and the Mushroom items represent Toad, the blue-vested member of the {{s|mariowiki|Toad}}s, a race of mushroom-headed humanoids. | ||
*The stage is based on Princess Peach's Castle | *The stage is based on Princess Peach's Castle where Toad serves as Princess Peach's attendant in the ''Super Mario'' series. | ||
*The music track | *The music track is based on the theme song of {{s|mariowiki|Captain Toad}}, an explorer Toad who serves as the main protagonist of ''Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker''. | ||
*The Mii Brawler's favored [[Suplex]] references Toad's ability to pluck items from the ground and throw them in his playable game appearances. | *The Mii Brawler's favored [[Suplex]] references Toad's ability to pluck items from the ground and throw them in his playable game appearances. | ||
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|{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Plucky Pass Beginnings}} | |{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Plucky Pass Beginnings}} | ||
|'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | |'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | ||
*The pink female Villager | *The pink female Villager represents Toadette, a female Toad who features simple black eyes and wears a pink-and-white-spotted cap on her head. | ||
*The Mii Brawler minion | *The Mii Brawler minion's costume and the music track represent Captain Toad, the main protagonist of ''Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker'', whom Toadette serves as his partner. | ||
*The stage and the battle condition reference | *The stage and the battle condition reference Toadette and Captain Toad's roles as treasure hunters in ''Treasure Tracker'', where they discover hidden items in each stage. | ||
*The Mii Brawler's [[Head-On Assault]] references Toad's appearance | *The Mii Brawler's [[Head-On Assault]] references Toad's appearance as Peach's down grab-and-throw attack in ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate'', which allows him to headbutt the opponent into the ground. | ||
----'''Other trivia:''' | ----'''Other trivia:''' | ||
*In World of Light, the Toadette spirit is located at the ruins in the shrouded forest area in the Light Realm, similar to the stage's underground setting. | *In World of Light, the Toadette spirit is located at the ruins in the shrouded forest area in the Light Realm, similar to the stage's underground setting. | ||
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|{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Ricco Harbor}} | |{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Ricco Harbor}} | ||
|'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | |'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | ||
*The yellow Mario | *The yellow Mario and the Mushroom items represent Toadsworth, an elderly mustached Toad who wears a yellowish cap on his head. | ||
*The stage is based on Princess Peach's Castle | *The stage is based on Princess Peach's Castle where Toadsworth serves as Princess Peach's steward in the ''Super Mario'' series. | ||
*The music track is based on the {{iw|mariowiki|Ricco Harbor}} theme song from ''Super Mario Sunshine'', which features the first appearance of Toadsworth. | *The music track is based on the {{iw|mariowiki|Ricco Harbor}} theme song from ''Super Mario Sunshine'', which features the first appearance of Toadsworth. | ||
----'''Other trivia:''' | ----'''Other trivia:''' | ||
*This spirit's Ramblin' Evil Mushroom Equipped ability further references Toadsworth's Toad species, whose mushroom-shaped heads resemble the Ramblin' Evil Mushroom. | *This spirit's Ramblin' Evil Mushroom Equipped ability further references Toadsworth's Toad species, whose mushroom-shaped heads resemble the Ramblin' Evil Mushroom. | ||
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|{{SSBUMusicLink|Mario Kart|Waluigi Pinball - Mario Kart DS}} | |{{SSBUMusicLink|Mario Kart|Waluigi Pinball - Mario Kart DS}} | ||
|'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | |'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | ||
* | *Luigi's purple costume is based on Waluigi, the evil counterpart of Luigi, who appears as the Assist Trophy enemy. | ||
*The stage and music track reference [[mariowiki:DS Waluigi Pinball|Waluigi Pinball]], a pinball race course from ''Mario Kart DS'', based on the stage's [[Bumper]] and the two sloped platforms | *The stage and music track reference [[mariowiki:DS Waluigi Pinball|Waluigi Pinball]], a pinball race course from ''Mario Kart DS'', based on the stage's [[Bumper]] and the two sloped platforms shaped like pinball slingshots. | ||
----'''Other trivia:''' | ----'''Other trivia:''' | ||
*This spirit's Foot Attack ↑ ability references Waluigi's ability as an Assist Trophy to stomp and bury the opponent into the stage. | *This spirit's Foot Attack ↑ ability references Waluigi's ability as an Assist Trophy to stomp and bury the opponent into the stage. | ||
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|{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Ground Theme - Super Mario Bros.}} | |{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Ground Theme - Super Mario Bros.}} | ||
|'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | |'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | ||
*The red Tiny Donkey Kong | *The red Tiny Donkey Kong represents the Goomba, a small mushroom enemy who is depicted with a scowling face and appears multiple times on-screen. | ||
*The stage and music track represent [[mariowiki:World 1-1 (Super Mario Bros.)|the first stage]] of ''Super Mario Bros.'' which first features the Goomba as an enemy. | *The stage and music track represent [[mariowiki:World 1-1 (Super Mario Bros.)|the first stage]] of ''Super Mario Bros.'' which first features the Goomba as an enemy. | ||
----'''Other trivia:''' | ----'''Other trivia:''' | ||
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|{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Main Theme - New Super Mario Bros.}} | |{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Main Theme - New Super Mario Bros.}} | ||
|'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | |'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | ||
*The green Squirtle | *The green Squirtle starting off with a Green Shell represents the Koopa Troopa, a turtle-like enemy who wears a green shell. | ||
*The stage and music track | *The stage and music track represent [[mariowiki:World 1-1 (New Super Mario Bros. 2)|the first stage]] of ''New Super Mario Bros. 2'', which features the Koopa Troopa as an enemy. | ||
*The Defense ↑ rule references how the Koopa Troopa | *The Defense ↑ rule references how the Koopa Troopa will retreat inside their green shells after getting jumped on, which prevents them from being defeated this way. | ||
----'''Other trivia:''' | ----'''Other trivia:''' | ||
*This spirit's Green Shell Equipped ability references how Koopa Troopa | *This spirit's Green Shell Equipped ability references how Koopa Troopa shells can be grabbed and used as an item. | ||
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|{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Ground Theme - Super Mario Bros. 3 (Remix)}} | |{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Ground Theme - Super Mario Bros. 3 (Remix)}} | ||
|'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | |'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | ||
*The yellow Yoshi | *The yellow Yoshi represents the Hammer Bro, a yellow reptilian enemy who appears multiple times on-screen and as the Assist Trophy enemy. | ||
*The stage represents the Hammer Bro's {{s|mariowiki|Grass Land}} {{s|mariowiki|Enemy Course}} in ''Super Mario Bros 3'', which takes place on a grassy stage with hills in the background. | *The stage represents the Hammer Bro's {{s|mariowiki|Grass Land}} {{s|mariowiki|Enemy Course}} in ''Super Mario Bros 3'', which takes place on a grassy stage with hills in the background. | ||
*Yoshi's favored [[Egg Throw]] references the Hammer Bro's ability to throw multiple hammers, which they can throw at a longer range by jumping. | *Yoshi's favored [[Egg Throw]] references the Hammer Bro's ability to throw multiple hammers, which they can throw them at a longer range by jumping. | ||
----'''Other trivia:''' | ----'''Other trivia:''' | ||
*This spirit's Jump ↑ ability references the Hammer Bro's ability to jump, which gives them a longer range to throw their hammers. | *This spirit's Jump ↑ ability references the Hammer Bro's ability to jump, which gives them a longer range to throw their hammers. | ||
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|{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Ground Theme - Super Mario Bros.}} | |{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Ground Theme - Super Mario Bros.}} | ||
|'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | |'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | ||
* | *Iggy Koopa and his Koopa Clown Car represent Lakitu, a Koopa enemy wearing glasses who pilots a floating white cloud with a simple smiling face. | ||
*The red Tiny Bowser minion | *The red Tiny Bowser minion represents the Spiny, a small quadruped Koopa with a spiked red shell who is thrown down by Lakitu and appears multiple times on-screen. | ||
*The stage and music track represent [[mariowiki:World 4-1 (Super Mario Bros.)|the fifth overworld stage]] of ''Super Mario Bros.'', which first features the Lakitu and Spinies as enemies. | *The stage and music track represent [[mariowiki:World 4-1 (Super Mario Bros.)|the fifth overworld stage]] of ''Super Mario Bros.'', which first features the Lakitu and Spinies as enemies. | ||
----'''Other trivia:''' | ----'''Other trivia:''' | ||
*This spirit's Weight ↓ ability further references how the Lakitu | *This spirit's Weight ↓ ability further references how the Lakitu pilots their white clouds, which allows them to hover and glide in the air. | ||
*In World of Light, the Lakitu & Spiny spirit is located on a green pipe from the ''Mario'' universe in the Mysterious Dimension map. | *In World of Light, the Lakitu & Spiny spirit is located on a green pipe from the ''Mario'' universe in the Mysterious Dimension map. | ||
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|{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Underwater Theme - Super Mario Bros.}} | |{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Underwater Theme - Super Mario Bros.}} | ||
|'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | |'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | ||
*The cyan Tiny Inkling | *The cyan Tiny Inkling represents the Blooper, a small, white squid enemy who features black markings around their eyes and appears multiple times on-screen. | ||
*The stage is based on Delfino Plaza, the main hub area of ''Super Mario Sunshine'', which features the Blooper as an enemy. | *The stage is based on Delfino Plaza, the main hub area of ''Super Mario Sunshine'', which features the Blooper as an enemy. | ||
*The music track | *The music track is based on the of the underwater stage theme song from ''Super Mario Bros.'', which first features the Blooper as an enemy. | ||
*The Low Gravity hazard references the swimming gameplay mechanic in the ''Super Mario'' series, which allows the player to | *The Low Gravity hazard references the swimming gameplay mechanic in the ''Super Mario'' series, which allows the player to slowly descend underwater. | ||
*The Inklings' jumping and the battle | *The Inklings' jumping and the third battle condition reference the Blooper's ability to swim in erratic patterns in the underwater stages. | ||
----'''Other trivia:''' | ----'''Other trivia:''' | ||
*This spirit's Weight ↓ ability further references the swimming gameplay mechanic in the ''Super Mario'' series, which allows the player to slowly descend underwater. | *This spirit's Weight ↓ ability further references the swimming gameplay mechanic in the ''Super Mario'' series, which allows the player to slowly descend underwater. | ||
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|{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Airship Theme - Super Mario Bros. 3}} | |{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Airship Theme - Super Mario Bros. 3}} | ||
|'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | |'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | ||
*The black Captain Falcon | *The black Captain Falcon represents the Bullet Bill, a scowling black bullet enemy who appears multiple times on-screen and as the item. | ||
*The stage represents [[mariowiki:World 5-1 (Super Mario Bros.)|the sixth overworld level]] of ''Super Mario Bros.'', which first features the Bullet Bill as an enemy. | *The stage represents [[mariowiki:World 5-1 (Super Mario Bros.)|the sixth overworld level]] of ''Super Mario Bros.'', which first features the Bullet Bill as an enemy. | ||
*The music track is based on the airship stage theme song from ''Super Mario Bros. 3'', which features the Bullet Bill as an enemy. | *The music track is based on the airship stage theme song from ''Super Mario Bros. 3'', which features the Bullet Bill as an enemy. | ||
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|{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Ground Theme - Super Mario Bros. 2}} | |{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Ground Theme - Super Mario Bros. 2}} | ||
|'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | |'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | ||
*The Mii Fighters' costumes represent the Shy Guy, a humanoid enemy | *The Mii Fighters' costumes represent the Shy Guy, a humanoid enemy wearing a mask and a red cloak, with the Tail Mii Gunner representing the flying [[Fly Guy]]. | ||
*The stage and music track represent [[mariowiki:World 1-1 (Super Mario Bros. 2)|the first stage]] of ''Super Mario Bros. 2'', which first features the Shy Guy as an enemy. | *The stage and music track represent [[mariowiki:World 1-1 (Super Mario Bros. 2)|the first stage]] of ''Super Mario Bros. 2'', which first features the Shy Guy as an enemy. | ||
*The Mii Swordfighter's [[Chakram]] and the Throwing Type items reference how the Shy Guys can be defeated by throwing items at them in ''Super Mario Bros. 2''. | *The Mii Swordfighter's [[Chakram]] and the Throwing Type items reference how the Shy Guys can be defeated by throwing items at them in ''Super Mario Bros. 2''. | ||
*The Mii Brawler | *The Mii Brawler's [[Shot Put]] represents the {{iw|mariowiki|Snifit}}, a Shy Guy wearing a mask which can fire round, metallic bullets from the masks' nozzle. | ||
*The Mii Gunner | *The Mii Gunner's [[Grenade Launch]] represents the {{iw|mariowiki|Autobomb}}, a wheeled cannon piloted by the Shy Guy, which can shoot fiery projectiles. | ||
----'''Other trivia:''' | ----'''Other trivia:''' | ||
*This spirit's Fist Attack ↑ ability references the Shy Guy's appearance as an enemy in ''Super Smash Bros for 3DS's'' [[Smash Run]], where they will attack by punching the player. | *This spirit's Fist Attack ↑ ability references the Shy Guy's appearance as an enemy in ''Super Smash Bros for 3DS's'' [[Smash Run]], where they will attack by punching the player. | ||
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|{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Ground Theme - Super Mario Bros. 2}} | |{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Ground Theme - Super Mario Bros. 2}} | ||
|'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | |'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | ||
*The black Peach | *The black Peach starting off with a Rocket Belt represents the Pidgit, a black crow enemy who flies with its magic carpet and appears as the stage hazard. | ||
*The stage and music track represent [[mariowiki:World 1-2 (Super Mario Bros. 2)|the second stage]] of ''Super Mario Bros. 2'', which first features the Pidgit as an enemy. | *The stage and music track represent [[mariowiki:World 1-2 (Super Mario Bros. 2)|the second stage]] of ''Super Mario Bros. 2'', which first features the Pidgit as an enemy. | ||
----'''Other trivia:''' | ----'''Other trivia:''' | ||
*This spirit's Air Attack ↑ ability references the Pidgit's ability to attack by swooping down with their magic carpet in ''Super Mario Bros. 2''. | *This spirit's Air Attack ↑ ability references the Pidgit's ability to attack by swooping down with their magic carpet in ''Super Mario Bros. 2''. | ||
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|{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Boss Theme - Super Mario Bros. 2}} | |{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Boss Theme - Super Mario Bros. 2}} | ||
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*The | *The Glasses Pikachu starting off with a Bomb-omb represents Mouser, a mouse enemy who wears a pair of wide sunglasses and throws bombs. | ||
*The stage and music track represent [[mariowiki:World 1-3 (Super Mario Bros. 2)|the third stage]] of ''Super Mario Bros. 2'', which first features Mouser's boss battle. | *The stage and music track represent [[mariowiki:World 1-3 (Super Mario Bros. 2)|the third stage]] of ''Super Mario Bros. 2'', which first features Mouser's boss battle. | ||
*The Bob-omb item and the battle conditions reference Mouser's boss battle in ''Super Mario Bros. 2'', where the player and Mouser throw bombs at each other to damage each other. | *The Bob-omb item and the battle conditions reference Mouser's boss battle in ''Super Mario Bros. 2'', where the player and Mouser throw bombs at each other in order to damage each other. | ||
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|{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Boss Theme - Super Mario Bros. 2}} | |{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Boss Theme - Super Mario Bros. 2}} | ||
|'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | |'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | ||
*The blue King K. Rool | *The blue King K. Rool represents Wart, a large toad antagonist who features a crocodilian snout, a bloated belly, and wears a royal cape and crown. | ||
*The white Peach minion | *The white Peach minion's [[Vegetable]] represents the {{s|mariowiki|Dream Machine}}, a machine used by Wart, which can produce the different vegetables used to defeat him. | ||
*The stage represents [[mariowiki:World 7 (Super Mario Bros. 2)| | *The stage represents [[mariowiki:World 7-1 (Super Mario Bros. 2)|the sky-themed stage]] of ''Super Mario Bros. 2'' depicted in its Game Boy Advanced remake, which features temples in the background. | ||
*The Slumber Floor hazard | *The Slumber Floor hazard references how the main setting of ''Super Mario Bros 2'' is revealed to have taken place in Mario's dream while he is sleeping. | ||
----'''Other trivia:''' | ----'''Other trivia:''' | ||
*In World of Light, the Wart spirit is located in the eastern cloudy area in the Light Realm, further referencing World 7-1, the penultimate stage of ''Super Mario Bros. 2'', which takes place in the sky. | *In World of Light, the Wart spirit is located in the eastern cloudy area in the Light Realm, further referencing World 7-1, the penultimate stage of ''Super Mario Bros. 2'', which takes place in the sky. | ||
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|{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Main Theme - Luigi's Mansion (Brawl)}} | |{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Main Theme - Luigi's Mansion (Brawl)}} | ||
|'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | |'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | ||
*The white Kirby | *The white Kirby represents Boo, a white, spherical ghost-like enemy who features simple black eyes with stubby arms, and floats in midair. | ||
*The stage represents | *The stage represents [[mariowiki:World 2-Fortress|the second fortress stage]] of ''Super Mario Bros. 3'' depicted in its Game Boy Advanced remake, which first features Boo as an enemy. | ||
*The music track is based on the main theme song from ''Luigi's Mansion'', which features the Boos as the | *The music track is based on the main theme song from ''Luigi's Mansion'', which features the Boos as the main antagonists. | ||
* | *The Invisibility rule and battle conditions reference the Boo's shy personality, where they will turn invisible and intangible when faced by the player. | ||
----'''Other trivia:''' | ----'''Other trivia:''' | ||
*In World of Light, the Boo spirit is located in the Dracula's Castle map, referencing the recurring Ghost enemies in ''Castlevania''. | *In World of Light, the Boo spirit is located in the Dracula's Castle map, referencing the recurring Ghost enemies in ''Castlevania''. | ||
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|{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Airship Theme - Super Mario Bros. 3}} | |{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Airship Theme - Super Mario Bros. 3}} | ||
|'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | |'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | ||
*The purple Kirby | *The purple Kirby represents the Bob-omb, a dark spherical enemy with bright simple eyes who appears multiple times on-screen and as the item. | ||
*The | *The music track is based on the airship theme song from ''Super Mario Bros. 3'', which features the Bob-omb as an enemy. | ||
*The "increased move speed" battle condition references how the Bob-omb will run after the player after spotting them in later ''Super Mario'' games. | *The "increased move speed" battle condition references how the Bob-omb will run after the player after spotting them in later ''Super Mario'' games. | ||
----'''Other trivia:''' | ----'''Other trivia:''' | ||
*This spirit's Bob-omb Equipped ability | *This spirit's Bob-omb Equipped ability reference how the Bob-omb can be grabbed and carried around in the ''Super Mario'' series. | ||
*This spirit is featured in the Sheldon's Place shop, which sells spirits related to weapons, including the Bob-omb. | *This spirit is featured in the Sheldon's Place shop, which sells spirits related to weapons, including the Bob-omb. | ||
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|{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Main Theme - Super Mario 64}} | |{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Main Theme - Super Mario 64}} | ||
|'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | |'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | ||
*The black Metal Pac-Man | *The black Metal Pac-Man represents the Chain Chomp, a metallic spherical enemy who resembles Pac-Man's classic form and appears as the Assist Trophy enemy. | ||
*The stage is based on the main setting of ''Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island'', which features the Chain Chomp as an enemy, who appears as the background character. | *The stage is based on the main setting of ''Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island'', which features the Chain Chomp as an enemy, who appears as the background character. | ||
*The music track is based on the | *The music track is based on the theme song played in {{s|mariowiki|Bob-omb Battlefield}}, the first course of ''Super Mario 64'', which features a single Chain Chomp as an enemy. | ||
*Pac-Man's favored [[Power Pellet]] references the Chain Chomp's ability to | *Pac-Man's favored [[Power Pellet]] references the Chain Chomp's ability to lunge at the player at the end of the chain and perform a powerful bite attack. | ||
----'''Other trivia:''' | ----'''Other trivia:''' | ||
*This spirit's Weight ↑ ability references how the Chain Chomp is held back by its chain, which forces it to drop to the ground after lunging at the player | *This spirit's Weight ↑ ability references how the Chain Chomp is held back by its chain, which forces it to drop to the ground after lunging at the player | ||
*This spirit is featured in Timmy & Tommy's, which sells spirits related to items, referencing how the Chain Chomp can be used as an item in its in-game appearances. | *This spirit is featured in the Timmy & Tommy's shop, which sells spirits related to items, referencing how the Chain Chomp can be used as an item in its in-game appearances. | ||
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|{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Ground Theme - Super Mario Bros. 3 (Remix)}} | |{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Ground Theme - Super Mario Bros. 3 (Remix)}} | ||
|'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | |'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | ||
*The white Tiny Pac-Man | *The white Tiny Pac-Man represents the Nipper Plant, a tiny, white plant enemy who resembles Pac-Man's classic form and appears multiple times on-screen. | ||
*The | *The music track is based on the ground theme song of ''Super Mario Bros. 3'', which first features the Nipper Plant as an enemy. | ||
*Pac-Man's [[Pac-Jump]] references the Nipper Plant's ability to attack the player by | *Pac-Man's [[Pac-Jump]] references the Nipper Plant's ability to jump and attack the player by biting them when they pass over them. | ||
----'''Other trivia:''' | ----'''Other trivia:''' | ||
*This spirit is featured in Beedle's Tent, which sells spirits related to living creatures, including the Nipper Plant. | *This spirit is featured in the Beedle's Tent shop, which sells spirits related to living creatures, including the Nipper Plant. | ||
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|{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Fortress Boss - Super Mario Bros. 3}} | |{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Fortress Boss - Super Mario Bros. 3}} | ||
|'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | |'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | ||
*The red Giant Squirtle | *The red Giant Squirtle represents Boom Boom, a giant turtle-like mini-boss who wears a red shell. | ||
*The stage and music track represent the fortress stages in ''Super Mario Bros. 3'', which features the mini-boss battles against Boom Boom. | *The stage and music track represent the fortress stages in ''Super Mario Bros. 3'', which features the mini-boss battles against Boom Boom. | ||
*The battle conditions reference Boom Boom's | *The battle conditions reference Boom Boom's mini-boss battles in ''Super Mario Bros. 3'', where he will charge at the player and retreat into his shell after taking damage. | ||
----'''Other trivia:''' | ----'''Other trivia:''' | ||
*In World of Light, the Boom Boom spirit is located at the entrance to the Molten Fortress map in the Light Realm, referencing Boom Boom's role | *In World of Light, the Boom Boom spirit is located at the entrance to the Molten Fortress map in the Light Realm, referencing Boom Boom's role to guard the fortress stages in the ''Super Mario'' series. | ||
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|{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Underground Theme - Super Mario Land}} | |{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Underground Theme - Super Mario Land}} | ||
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* | *Morton Koopa and his Koopa Clown Car represent Tatanga, a dark purple alien with fangs who pilots a hovering spaceship equipped with weapons. | ||
*The stage represents the [[mariowiki:star stage| | *The stage represents the [[mariowiki:star stage|second stage]] of the {{iw|mariowiki|Space Zone}} in ''Super Mario 2: 6 Golden Coins'', which features the boss battle against Tatanga. | ||
*The music track is based on the underground stage theme song from ''Super Mario Land'', which first features Tatanga as the main antagonist. | *The music track is based on the underground stage theme song from ''Super Mario Land'', which first features Tatanga as the main antagonist. | ||
*Morton | *Morton starting off with a Super Scope and the [[Ray Gun]] and [[Motion-Sensor Bomb]] items reference the weapons used by Tatanga, including lasers and scattered bombs. | ||
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|{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Castle / Boss Fortress - Super Mario World / SMB 3}} | |{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Castle / Boss Fortress - Super Mario World / SMB 3}} | ||
|'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | |'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | ||
*The yellow Curry Pac-Man | *The yellow Curry Pac-Man represents the Hothead, a large ball of fire with simple eyes who appears as the item. | ||
*The stage and music track represent [[mariowiki:#6 Wendy's Castle| | *The stage and music track represent [[mariowiki:#6 Wendy's Castle|the sixth cast stage]] of ''Super Mario World'', which first features the Hothead as an enemy. | ||
----'''Other trivia:''' | ----'''Other trivia:''' | ||
*This spirit's Hothead Equipped ability references how the Hothead can be used as an item in the ''Super Smash Bros.'' series. | *This spirit's Hothead Equipped ability references how the Hothead can be used as an item in the ''Super Smash Bros.'' series. | ||
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|{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Ground Theme - Super Mario World}} | |{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Ground Theme - Super Mario World}} | ||
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*The green Wario | *The green Wario represents Chargin' Chuck, a burly and muscular Koopa who wears an American football helmet and appears multiple times on-screen. | ||
*The stage and music track represent [[mariowiki:Yoshi's Island 1| | *The stage and music track represent [[mariowiki:Yoshi's Island 1|the first stage]] of ''Super Mario World'', which first features Chargin' Chuck as an enemy. | ||
*Wario's favored dash attack | *Wario's favored dash attack references Chargin' Chuck's dashing tackle attack, which appears and behaves similarly to Wario's shoulder tackle attack. | ||
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|{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Ground Theme - Super Mario World}} | |{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Ground Theme - Super Mario World}} | ||
|'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | |'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | ||
*The yellow Yoshi | *The yellow Yoshi represents the Wiggler, a yellow big-nosed caterpillar enemy who debuted alongside Yoshi in ''Super Mario World''. | ||
*The | *The Lip's Stick item, when used, will plant a flower on the player's head, referencing the white flower that grows on top of the Wiggler's head | ||
*The Attack Power ↑ rule | *The Attack Power ↑ rule references how the Wiggler becomes aggressive and angry after being damaged by the player's jump attack. | ||
----'''Other trivia:''' | ----'''Other trivia:''' | ||
*This spirit's Lip's Stick Equipped ability further references the white flower that grows on top of the Wiggler's head. | *This spirit's Lip's Stick Equipped ability further references the white flower that grows on top of the Wiggler's head. | ||
*In World of Light, the Wiggler spirit is located in the shrouded forest area in the Light Realm, | *In World of Light, the Wiggler spirit is located in the shrouded forest area in the Light Realm, referencing the Forest of Illusion, the fifth world in ''Super Mario World'' which first features the Wiggler as an enemy. | ||
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|{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Fortress Boss - Super Mario World}} | |{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Fortress Boss - Super Mario World}} | ||
|'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | |'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | ||
*The cyan Inkling | *The cyan Inkling starting off with a Star Rod represents Kamek, a Magikoopa enemy who wears eyeglasses and a cyan robe, and wields a magic scepter. | ||
*The stage represents the {{iw|mariowiki|Slide Lift Tower}}, a tower stage in ''New Super Mario Bros. U'' which features the Magikoopa as the boss. | *The stage represents the {{iw|mariowiki|Slide Lift Tower}}, a tower stage in ''New Super Mario Bros. U'' which features the Magikoopa as the boss. | ||
*The music track is based on the fortress boss theme song from ''Super Mario World'', which first features the Magikoopa as an enemy. | *The music track is based on the fortress boss theme song from ''Super Mario World'', which first features the Magikoopa as an enemy. | ||
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|{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|King Bowser - Super Mario Bros. 3}} | |{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|King Bowser - Super Mario Bros. 3}} | ||
|'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | |'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | ||
*The yellow Tiny Bowser | *The yellow Tiny Bowser starting off with a Bob-omb represents the Mechakoopa, a small wind-up version of Bowser who appears multiple times on-screen. | ||
*The stage represents {{s|mariowiki|Bowser's Castle}}, the final stage of ''Super Mario World'', which first features the Mechakoopa as an enemy. | *The stage represents {{s|mariowiki|Bowser's Castle}}, the final stage of ''Super Mario World'', which first features the Mechakoopa as an enemy. | ||
----'''Other trivia:''' | ----'''Other trivia:''' | ||
*This spirit's Lava-Floor Resist ability references how the Mechakoopa cannot be destroyed when submerged | *This spirit's Lava-Floor Resist ability references how the Mechakoopa cannot be destroyed when submerged into lava. | ||
*In World of Light, the Mechakoopa spirit is located in the Molten Fortress map, referencing how the Mechakoopa | *In World of Light, the Mechakoopa spirit is located in the Molten Fortress map, referencing how the Mechakoopa appear as enemies in the ''Super Mario'' series' castle stages. | ||
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|{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|King Bowser - Super Mario Bros. 3}} | |{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|King Bowser - Super Mario Bros. 3}} | ||
|'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | |'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | ||
*The grey Bowser | *The grey Bowser and the music track represent Dry Bowser, the undead skeletal version of Bowser who features white bones and a black shell. | ||
*The stage and the Lava Floor hazard represent [[mariowiki:World 1-Castle (New Super Mario Bros.)|World 1-Castle]] in ''New Super Mario Bros.'' where Bowser falls into lava and transforms into Dry Bowser. | *The stage and the Lava Floor hazard represent [[mariowiki:World 1-Castle (New Super Mario Bros.)|World 1-Castle]] in ''New Super Mario Bros.'' where Bowser falls into lava and transforms into Dry Bowser. | ||
*The Curry-Filled and Defense ↑ rules reference how Dry Bowser retains Bowser's signature [[Fire Breath]] attack, but gains a resistance against Mario's [[Fireball]] attacks during his boss battles. | |||
*The Curry-Filled and Defense ↑ rules reference Dry Bowser's | |||
----'''Other trivia:''' | ----'''Other trivia:''' | ||
*This spirit's Fire Attack ↑ ability further references how Dry Bowser retains Bowser's signature Fire Breath attack during his boss battles. | *This spirit's Fire Attack ↑ ability further references how Dry Bowser retains Bowser's signature Fire Breath attack during his boss battles. | ||
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|{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Ground Theme / Underwater Theme - Super Mario 3D Land}} | |{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Ground Theme / Underwater Theme - Super Mario 3D Land}} | ||
|'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | |'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | ||
*The pink Giant Jigglypuff | *The pink Giant Jigglypuff and the Unira item represent the Big Urchin, a giant floating {{iw|mariowiki|Urchin}} enemy who features protective damaging spines. | ||
*The stage is based on the main setting of ''New Super Mario Bros. U'', which features the Big Urchin as an enemy | *The stage is based on the main setting of ''New Super Mario Bros. U'', which features the Big Urchin as an enemy. | ||
*The music track | *The music track references how the Big Urchin appears as an enemy in the water-themed stages of the 3D side-scrolling ''Super Mario'' games. | ||
----'''Other trivia:''' | ----'''Other trivia:''' | ||
*This spirit's Electric Weakness ability references how the Big Urchin resides in water, which serves as a conductor for electricity. | *This spirit's Electric Weakness ability references how the Big Urchin resides in water, which serves as a conductor for electricity. | ||
*This spirit is featured in Beedle's Tent, which sells spirits related to living creatures, including the Big Urchin. | *This spirit is featured in the Beedle's Tent shop, which sells spirits related to living creatures, including the Big Urchin. | ||
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|{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Main Theme - Super Mario 64}} | |{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Main Theme - Super Mario 64}} | ||
|'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | |'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | ||
*The purple Giant Kirby | *The purple Giant Kirby and the Bob-omb item represent King Bob-omb, who resembles a giant-sized version of a Bob-omb. | ||
*The | *The music track is based on the theme song played in Bob-omb Battlefield, the first course of ''Super Mario 64'', which first features King Bob-omb's boss battle. | ||
----'''Other trivia:''' | ----'''Other trivia:''' | ||
*This spirit's Strong Throw ability references King Bob-omb's boss battle in ''Super Mario 64'' which involves King Bob-omb either throwing the player or getting thrown by the player. | *This spirit's Strong Throw ability references King Bob-omb's boss battle in ''Super Mario 64'' which involves King Bob-omb either throwing the player or getting thrown by the player. | ||
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|{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Delfino Plaza (Remix)}} | |{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Delfino Plaza (Remix)}} | ||
|'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | |'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | ||
*The yellow Rosalina & Luma | *The yellow Rosalina & Luma's Grand Star Final Smash represents the Shine Sprite, a golden star-themed entity who features globular tips and simple black eyes. | ||
*The | *The Kirby Team's costumes each represent the Gold Coin, the {{iw|mariowiki|Red Coin}}, and the {{iw|mariowiki|Blue Coin}} required to collect a Shine Sprite in ''Super Mario Sunshine''. | ||
*The stage's background | *The stage's background features the {{iw|mariowiki|Shine Gate}}, a monument in Delfino Plaza where the Shine Sprites gather around the giant Shine Sprite effigy in ''Sunshine''. | ||
*The Temporary Invincibility rule | *The Temporary Invincibility rule references the Shine Sprite's bright and sparkling appearance, which also provides Isle Delfino with bright sunlight in ''Sunshine''. | ||
*Rosalina & Luma | *Rosalina & Luma's Grand Star Final Smash scatters smaller stars from the Grand Star, similar to how the Shine Sprites are scattered from the Shine Gate prior to the beginning of ''Sunshine''. | ||
*The Star items and the Kirby Team appear after the end of the Temporary Invincibility rule, referencing how the Shine Sprites becomes the collectible star-themed goal item of ''Sunshine''. | |||
----'''Other trivia:''' | ----'''Other trivia:''' | ||
*This spirit's Special-Move Power ↑ ability references how the collective power of the Shine Sprites provide sunlight all over Isle Delfino in ''Sunshine''. | *This spirit's Special-Move Power ↑ ability references how the collective power of the Shine Sprites provide sunlight all over Isle Delfino in ''Sunshine''. | ||
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|{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Delfino Plaza (Original)}} | |{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Delfino Plaza (Original)}} | ||
|'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | |'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | ||
*The | *The Kirby Team represents the Piantas, a species of blob-like creatures with simple eyes who are depicted with yellow, blue, magenta and orange color schemes. | ||
*The stage is based on Delfino Plaza, the main hub area of ''Super Mario Sunshine'', which features the Piantas as the native inhabitants. | *The stage is based on Delfino Plaza, the main hub area of ''Super Mario Sunshine'', which features the Piantas as the native inhabitants. | ||
*The Super Mushroom and Poison Mushroom items reference the mushrooms collected and sold by the {{iw|mariowiki|mushroom dealer Pianta}} in ''Sunshine''. | *The Super Mushroom and Poison Mushroom items reference the mushrooms collected and sold by the {{iw|mariowiki|mushroom dealer Pianta}} in ''Sunshine''. | ||
*The [[Banana Peel]] items reference the bananas that the Piantas sell in the marketplace in Delfino Plaza, which is also featured in this spirit's artwork. | *The [[Banana Peel]] items reference the bananas that the Piantas sell in the marketplace in Delfino Plaza, which is also featured in this spirit's artwork. | ||
----'''Other trivia:''' | ----'''Other trivia:''' | ||
*This spirit's Banana Gun Equipped ability further references the fruit that the Pitantas produce and sell in Delfino Plaza, | *This spirit's Banana Gun Equipped ability further references the fruit that the Pitantas produce and sell in Delfino Plaza, which includes bananas. | ||
*This spirit can be obtained by making a purchase in the Vault shop on Sunday, referencing how Piantas are often seen selling fruit in Delfino Plaza in ''Sunshine''. | *This spirit can be obtained by making a purchase in the Vault shop on Sunday, referencing how Piantas are often seen selling fruit in Delfino Plaza in ''Sunshine''. | ||
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|{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Delfino Plaza (Remix)}} | |{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Delfino Plaza (Remix)}} | ||
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* | *Bowser Jr. is based on his appearance in ''Super Mario Sunshine'', who disguises himself as Shadow Mario, which serves as his [[Shadow Mario Paint]] Final Smash. | ||
*The stage is based on Delfino Plaza, the main hub area of ''Super Mario Sunshine'', which first features the | *The stage is based on Delfino Plaza, the main hub area of ''Super Mario Sunshine'', which first features the boss battle against Shadow Mario. | ||
*The Sticky Floor hazard references the paint created by Shadow Mario's Magic Paintbrush, which can slow down and submerge the victims stuck inside the goop. | *The Sticky Floor hazard references the paint created by Shadow Mario's Magic Paintbrush, which can slow down and submerge the victims stuck inside the goop. | ||
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|{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Rosalina in the Observatory / Luma's Theme}} | |{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Rosalina in the Observatory / Luma's Theme}} | ||
|'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | |'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | ||
*The | *The Kirby Team represents the Lumas, a species of floating blob-like creatures with simple eyes who feature yellow, blue, red, and green color schemes. | ||
*The stage | *The stage is based on the {{iw|mariowiki|Gateway Galaxy}}, the starting galaxy in ''Super Mario Galaxy'' where Mario first encounters the Lumas. | ||
*The music track | *The music track is based on the theme song of the {{iw|mariowiki|Comet Observatory}}, the main hub area of ''Super Mario Galaxy'' which features the Lumas as its inhabitants. | ||
*The Star items reference the Luma's ability to transform into stars and other star-shaped items in the ''Super Mario Galaxy'' games. | *The Star items reference the Luma's ability to transform into stars and other star-shaped items in the ''Super Mario Galaxy'' games. | ||
----'''Other trivia:''' | ----'''Other trivia:''' | ||
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|{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Egg Planet}} | |{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Egg Planet}} | ||
|'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | |'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | ||
*The pink Rosalina | *The pink Rosalina is based on her appearance in the ''Super Mario Galaxy'' games, who serves as the "mother" of the Lumas, including the pink Hungry Luma. | ||
*The orange Kirby minion | *The orange Kirby minion represents the Hungry Luma, a reddish floating character who features the ability to inhale certain food and then transform after being fed. | ||
*The music track is based on the theme song of the {{iw|mariowiki|Good Egg Galaxy}}, the first visited galaxy in ''Super Mario Galaxy'', which first features the Hungry Luma. | *The music track is based on the theme song of the {{iw|mariowiki|Good Egg Galaxy}}, the first visited galaxy in ''Super Mario Galaxy'', which first features the Hungry Luma. | ||
*The Super Launch Star item references the Hungry Luma's ability to transform into planets and galaxies after being fed, which can be accessed through a Launch Star. | *The Super Launch Star item references the Hungry Luma's ability to transform into planets and galaxies after being fed, which can be accessed through a Launch Star. | ||
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|{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Gusty Garden Galaxy}} | |{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Gusty Garden Galaxy}} | ||
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*The Giant Pikachu | *The Giant Pikachu's black-and-yellow cap represents Honey Queen, the giant queen of the {{iw|mariowiki|Honeybee}}s who features black-and-yellow stripes. | ||
*The stage | *The stage is based on the Gateway Galaxy, the starting galaxy in ''Super Mario Galaxy'', which first features the appearance of Honey Queen. | ||
*The music track is based on | *The music track is based on the {{iw|mariowiki|Gusty Garden Galaxy}} theme song from ''Super Mario Galaxy 2'', which features the appearance of Honey Queen. | ||
*The Beehive item releases a swarm of bees, referencing the Honeybees, a species | *The Beehive item's ability releases a swarm of bees, referencing the Honeybees, a similarly-named species which reflects the size difference between them and the Honey Queen. | ||
*The timed stamina battle condition references the {{iw|mariowiki|Bee Mario}} power-up form, which allows the player to fly for a limited time before the flight gauge runs out. | *The timed stamina battle condition references the {{iw|mariowiki|Bee Mario}} power-up form, which allows the player to fly for a limited time before the flight gauge runs out. | ||
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|{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|The Starship Sails}} | |{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|The Starship Sails}} | ||
|'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | |'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | ||
*The purple Giant Kirby | *The purple Giant Kirby represents Lubba, a large purple Luma who floats in midair and appears as the background character. | ||
*The music track is based | *The music track is based of the Starship Mario's theme song, a spaceship captained and co-piloted by Lubba in ''Super Mario Galaxy 2''. | ||
*The Super Launch Star item references how Lubba is a member of the Lumas, whose species commonly features the ability to transform into Launch Stars. | *The Super Launch Star item references how Lubba is a member of the Lumas, whose species commonly features the ability to transform into Launch Stars. | ||
*The Low Gravity hazard references the altered gravity gameplay mechanic in the ''Super Mario Galaxy'' games, where certain areas feature | *The Low Gravity hazard references the altered gravity gameplay mechanic in the ''Super Mario Galaxy'' games, where certain areas feature their own centers of gravity, including low gravity. | ||
----'''Other trivia:''' | ----'''Other trivia:''' | ||
*This spirit's Irreversible Controls ability further references the altered gravity gameplay mechanic in the ''Super Mario Galaxy'' games, where certain areas feature inverted gravitational pulls to the side. | *This spirit's Irreversible Controls ability further references the altered gravity gameplay mechanic in the ''Super Mario Galaxy'' games, where certain areas feature inverted gravitational pulls to the side. | ||
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|{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|The Starship Sails}} | |{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|The Starship Sails}} | ||
|'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | |'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | ||
*The green Giant Mario | *The green Giant Mario and the music track represent the Starship Mario, a green-and-brown planetoid shaped like Mario's head, which appears as a background character. | ||
*The Low Gravity hazard references the altered gravity gameplay in the ''Super Mario Galaxy'' games, where certain areas feature their own centers of gravity, including low gravity. | *The Low Gravity hazard references the altered gravity gameplay in the ''Super Mario Galaxy'' games, where certain areas feature their own centers of gravity, including low gravity. | ||
----'''Other trivia:''' | ----'''Other trivia:''' | ||
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|{{SSBUMusicLink|Mario Kart|Rainbow Road Medley}} | |{{SSBUMusicLink|Mario Kart|Rainbow Road Medley}} | ||
|'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | |'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | ||
*The indigo Sheik | *The indigo Sheik starting off with a Super Scope represents Geno, a sentient wooden doll who wears a blue cap and uses blaster weapons during battle. | ||
*The Mario | *The blue Mario starting off with a Green Shell is based on his appearance in ''Super Mario RPG'', who uses his green NokNok Shell during battle. | ||
*The Bowser | *The orange Bowser is based on his appearance in ''Super Mario RPG'', who uses powerful physical attacks during battle. | ||
*The Kirby | *The white Kirby represents Mallow, a short, white cloud character with simple eyes who floats in the air when performing magical attacks during battle. | ||
*The Peach | *The red Peach's Autoheal ability is based on her appearance as Princess Toadstool in ''Super Mario RPG'', who can restore a party member's HP during battle. | ||
*The stage | *The stage and music track represent the {{iw|mariowiki|Star Road}}, a cosmic realm that transforms wishes into shooting stars, which serves as Geno's place of origin. | ||
*The | *The puppet fighters' Final Smashes reference the powerful special moves used by each of Mario's party members during battle in ''Super Mario RPG''. | ||
*The Star Rod and the [[Warp Star]] items | *The Star Rod and the [[Warp Star]] items reference Geno's true identity as the sentient star, ♡♪!?, who descended from the Star Road and inhabited the Geno doll. | ||
----'''Other trivia:''' | ----'''Other trivia:''' | ||
*This spirit can be obtained by summoning, referencing how Geno is summoned to the Mushroom Kingdom to retrieve the [[mariowiki:Star Piece (Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars)|Star Pieces]] and restore the wishes to the world. | *This spirit can be obtained by summoning, referencing how Geno is summoned to the Mushroom Kingdom to retrieve the [[mariowiki:Star Piece (Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars)|Star Pieces]] and restore the wishes to the world. | ||
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*The stage is based on Princess Peach's Castle, which is later corrupted into {{iw|mariowiki|Shroob Castle}} after it is taken over by Princess Shroob in ''Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time''. | *The stage is based on Princess Peach's Castle, which is later corrupted into {{iw|mariowiki|Shroob Castle}} after it is taken over by Princess Shroob in ''Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time''. | ||
*The Attack Power ↑ and Giant rules reference the {{iw|mariowiki|Elder Princess Shroob}}, the larger and stronger twin sister of Princess Shroob who appears after the latter's defeat. | *The Attack Power ↑ and Giant rules reference the {{iw|mariowiki|Elder Princess Shroob}}, the larger and stronger twin sister of Princess Shroob who appears after the latter's defeat. | ||
*The stamina battle condition references the HP meter in the ''Mario | *The stamina battle condition references the HP meter in the ''Paper Mario'' series, which gauges a character's health points during battle. | ||
*Peach starts off with a [[Back Shield]] and a [[Ray Gun]], referencing Princess Shroob's levitating throne, which features a protective forcefield and shoots laser beams. | *Peach starts off with a [[Back Shield]] and a [[Ray Gun]], referencing Princess Shroob's levitating throne, which features a protective forcefield and shoots laser beams. | ||
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|{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Luigi's Mansion Series Medley}} | |{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Luigi's Mansion Series Medley}} | ||
|'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | |'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | ||
*The Luigi Team's costume represent the multicolored Luigis from the {{iw|mariowiki|ScareScraper}} mode of ''Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon'', who use the Poltergust 5000 as their weapon. | *The Luigi Team's costume represent the multicolored Luigis from the the {{iw|mariowiki|ScareScraper}} mode of ''Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon'', who use the Poltergust 5000 as their weapon. | ||
*The stage is based on the haunted mansion serving as the main setting of ''Luigi's Mansion'', where Luigi uses the {{iw|mariowiki|Poltergust 3000}}, an earlier model of the Poltergust 5000. | *The stage is based on the haunted mansion serving as the main setting of ''Luigi's Mansion'', where Luigi uses the {{iw|mariowiki|Poltergust 3000}}, an earlier model of the Poltergust 5000. | ||
*Luigi's grab-and-throw attacks feature the Poltergust G-00, an advanced model of the Poltergust 5000 which Luigi uses as his weapon in ''Luigi's Mansion 3''. | *Luigi's grab-and-throw attacks feature the Poltergust G-00, an advanced model of the Poltergust 5000 which Luigi uses as his weapon in ''Luigi's Mansion 3''. | ||
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|{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Fossil Falls}} | |{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Fossil Falls}} | ||
|'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | |'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | ||
*The default Peach | *The default Peach's favored up smash features a ribbon visual, which she uses to attack enemies and transform into different forms in ''Princess Peach: Showtime!'' | ||
*The tiny Yellow Kirby | *The tiny Yellow Kirby represents {{iw|mariowiki|Stella}}, a tiny yellow fairy who is depicted floating in midair and serves as Peach's companion throughout ''Princess Peach: Showtime!'' | ||
*The stage represents the {{iw|mariowiki|Sparkle Theater}}, the main setting of ''Princess Peach: Showtime!'', which takes place inside a large building with multiple floors containing different areas within. | *The stage represents the {{iw|mariowiki|Sparkle Theater}}, the main setting of ''Princess Peach: Showtime!'', which takes place inside a large building with multiple floors containing different areas within. | ||
*The music track is based on the theme | *The music track is based on the theme of ''Super Mario Odyssey'', which allows the player to change into different outfits, similar to the main gameplay of ''Princess Peach: Showtime!'' | ||
*The Lyn, Chef Kawasaki, and Akira Assist Trophy enemies each reference | *The Lyn, Chef Kawasaki, and Akira Assist Trophy enemies each reference different transformations used by Princess Peach: {{iw|mariowiki|Swordfighter Peach}}, {{iw|mariowiki|Patissiere Peach}}, and {{iw|mariowiki|Kung Fu Peach}}. | ||
----'''Other trivia:''' | ----'''Other trivia:''' | ||
*This spirit's Jump ↑ ability increases | *This spirit's Jump ↑ ability increases jump height, referencing how the power of Princess Peach's ribbon will momentarily keep her in midair after jumping in ''Princess Peach: Showtime!'' | ||
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|{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Ricco Harbor}} | |{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Ricco Harbor}} | ||
|'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | |'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | ||
*The blue Giant Mario | *The blue Giant Mario represents Elephant Mario, the large {{iw|mariowiki|Elephant Fruit}} power-up form of Mario, who retains his facial features and outfit. | ||
*The stage represents the fountains featured in | *The stage represents the fountains featured in [[mariowiki:Welcome to the Flower Kingdom!|the first level]] of ''Super Mario Bros. Wonder'' where the Elephant Fruit can be first obtained. | ||
*The music track primarily | *The music track primarily features a saxophone, a brass instrument, referencing how obtaining the Elephant transformation will change the level's music track to feature brass horns. | ||
*Mario's favored [[F.L.U.D.D.]] will feature Mario storing up and spraying water, referencing Elephant Mario's ability to store water in its trunk and spray it. | |||
*Mario's favored [[F.L.U.D.D.]] will | *The first battle condition references how the Elephant transformation will give the player slow movement speed, but allows them to easily break through blocks and easily defeat enemies with their trunk. | ||
----'''Other trivia:''' | ----'''Other trivia:''' | ||
*This spirit's Slow Super Armor ability further references | *This spirit's Slow Super Armor ability further references how the Elephant transformation will give the player slow movement speed, but allows them to easily break through blocks and easily defeat enemies with their trunk. | ||
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|{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Kingdom Stadium: Night}} | |{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Kingdom Stadium: Night}} | ||
|'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | |'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | ||
*The default Lucina | *The default Lucina and the Sword items represent Swordfighter Peach, a transformation assumed by Princess Peach, who wears a blue uniform and wields a sword in battle. | ||
*The stage and music track represent {{s|mariowiki|The Castle of Thorns}}, the first stage in ''Princess Peach: Showtime!'' | *The stage and music track represent {{s|mariowiki|The Castle of Thorns}}, the first stage in ''Princess Peach: Showtime!'', which takes place at a castle in nighttime. | ||
*The stamina battle condition references the health system in ''Princess Peach: Showtime!'' where the player will receive a game over | *The stamina battle condition references the health system in ''Princess Peach: Showtime!'' where the player will receive a game over Princess Peach loses her hearts after being attacked. | ||
----'''Other trivia:''' | ----'''Other trivia:''' | ||
*This spirit's Sword Attack ↑ ability references | *This spirit's Sword Attack ↑ ability references Princess Peach's proficiency as a swordfighter in ''Princess Peach: Showtime!'' | ||
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|{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Pandemonium}} | |{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Pandemonium}} | ||
|'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | |'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | ||
*The blue Tiny Kirby | *The blue Tiny Kirby and the Fire Flower represents the {{iw|mariowiki|Wonder Flower}}, a small power-up item that resembles a blue-colored version of the Fire Flower. | ||
*The yellow Tiny Kirby | *The yellow Tiny Kirby's taunting represents the {{iw|mariowiki|Talking Flower}}, a small yellow flower that appear multiple times on-screen and talks to the player when approached. | ||
*The stage represents the | *The stage represents the first level of ''Super Mario Bros. Wonder'', which takes place on a grassland level and first features the Wonder Flower and the Talking Flower. | ||
*The music track | *The stage hazard and the Skull Kid Assist Trophy's ability reference how collecting the Wonder Flower will trigger its Wonder Effect, which will create a drastic effect on the whole level. | ||
*The music track references the theme song that plays during the Wonder Effect sequences in ''Super Mario Bros. Wonder'', which features a fast-paced upbeat soundtrack. | |||
*The | *The battle conditions reference how collecting the Wonder Flower will affect the gameplay of ''Super Mario Bros. Wonder'', while the Talking Flowers serve as non-playable characters. | ||
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*This spirit's Fire Flower Equipped ability | *This spirit's Fire Flower Equipped ability reference how the Fire Flower is a type of flower with simple eyes that is featured in ''Mario'' series, similar to the Wonder Flower and the Talking Flower. | ||
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! Number !! Name !! Series | ! Number !! Name !! Series | ||
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| 1 || | | 1 || [[Mario]] || rowspan="1" |''Super Mario'' Series | ||
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| 2 || Builder Mario || rowspan="1" |''Super Mario Maker'' Series | | 2 || Builder [[Mario]] || rowspan="1" |''Super Mario Maker'' Series | ||
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| 3 || Mario (Wedding) || rowspan="5" |''Super Mario'' Series | | 3 || [[Mario]] (Wedding) || rowspan="5" |''Super Mario'' Series | ||
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| 4 || | | 4 || [[Luigi]] | ||
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| 5 || | | 5 || [[Peach]] | ||
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| 6 || | | 6 || [[Daisy]] | ||
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| 7 || | | 7 || [[Bowser]] | ||
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| 8 || | | 8 || [[Dr. Mario]] || rowspan="1" |''Dr. Mario'' Series | ||
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| 9 || | | 9 || [[Rosalina]] || rowspan="23" |''Super Mario'' Series | ||
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| 10 || | | 10 || [[Bowser Jr.]] | ||
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| 11 || [[Koopalings#Iggy Koopa|Iggy]] | | 11 || [[Koopalings#Iggy Koopa|Iggy]] | ||
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| 22 || Boo [[Mario]] | | 22 || Boo [[Mario]] | ||
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| 23 || Rock Mario | | 23 || Rock [[Mario]] | ||
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| 24 || Gold Mario | | 24 || Gold [[Mario]] | ||
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| 25 || Fox [[Luigi]] | | 25 || Fox [[Luigi]] | ||
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| 26 || Flying Squirrel [[Toad]] | | 26 || Flying Squirrel [[Toad]] | ||
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| 27 || Baby | | 27 || Baby Peach | ||
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| 28 || Cat Princess Peach | | 28 || Cat Princess Peach | ||
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| 29 || Peach (Wedding) | | 29 || [[Peach]] (Wedding) | ||
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| 30 || [[Bowser]] (Wedding) | | 30 || [[Bowser]] (Wedding) | ||
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| 31 || Toad | | 31 || [[Toad]] | ||
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| 32 || Captain Toad || rowspan="2" |''Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker'' Series | | 32 || Captain Toad || rowspan="2" |''Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker'' Series | ||
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| 38 || [[Hammer Bro]] | | 38 || [[Hammer Bro]] | ||
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| 39 || [[Lakitu | | 39 || [[Lakitu and Spinies|Lakitu & Spiny]] | ||
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| 40 || Blooper | | 40 || Blooper | ||
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| 77 || Plessie | | 77 || Plessie | ||
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| 78 || [[Cappy]] | | 78 || [[Cappy (Mario)|Cappy]] | ||
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| 79 || [[Pauline]] | | 79 || [[Pauline]] | ||
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| 83 || Bloom Coach | | 83 || Bloom Coach | ||
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| 84 || Turbo | | 84 || Turbo Yoshi | ||
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| 85 || B Dasher | | 85 || B Dasher | ||
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| 111 || Antasma | | 111 || Antasma | ||
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| 112 || Papercraft Mario | | 112 || Papercraft [[Mario]] | ||
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| 113 || [[Sidestepper]] || rowspan="2" |''Mario Bros.'' Series | | 113 || [[Sidestepper]] || rowspan="2" |''Mario Bros.'' Series | ||
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| 123 || Perry || rowspan="1" |''Super Princess Peach'' | | 123 || Perry || rowspan="1" |''Super Princess Peach'' | ||
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| 124 || Waluigi (Super Mario Strikers) {{Flag|North America}}<br>Waluigi (Mario Strikers) {{Flag|PAL}} || rowspan="2" |''Super Mario Strikers'' Series {{Flag|North America}}<br>''Mario Strikers'' Series {{Flag|PAL}} | | 124 || [[Waluigi]] (Super Mario Strikers) {{Flag|North America}}<br>Waluigi (Mario Strikers) {{Flag|PAL}} || rowspan="2" |''Super Mario Strikers'' Series {{Flag|North America}}<br>''Mario Strikers'' Series {{Flag|PAL}} | ||
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| 125 || Petey Piranha (Super Mario Strikers) {{Flag|North America}}<br>Petey Piranha (Mario Strikers) {{Flag|PAL}} | | 125 || [[Petey Piranha]] (Super Mario Strikers) {{Flag|North America}}<br>Petey Piranha (Mario Strikers) {{Flag|PAL}} | ||
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| 126 || Mini Mario || rowspan="2" |''Mario vs. Donkey Kong'' Series | | 126 || Mini Mario || rowspan="2" |''Mario vs. Donkey Kong'' Series | ||
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| 128 || MC Ballyhoo & Big Top || rowspan="1" |''Mario Party'' Series | | 128 || MC Ballyhoo & Big Top || rowspan="1" |''Mario Party'' Series | ||
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| 129 || Rabbid Peach || rowspan="3" |''Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle'' | | 129 || Rabbid [[Peach]] || rowspan="3" |''Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle'' | ||
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| 130 || Rabbid Mario | | 130 || Rabbid [[Mario]] | ||
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| 131 || Rabbid Kong | | 131 || Rabbid Kong | ||
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| 132 || Mario (Mario Tennis Aces) || rowspan="2" |''Mario Tennis Aces'' | | 132 || [[Mario]] (Mario Tennis Aces) || rowspan="2" |''Mario Tennis Aces'' | ||
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| 133 || Luigi (Mario Tennis Aces) | | 133 || [[Luigi]] (Mario Tennis Aces) | ||
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| 1,300 || Dice Block || rowspan="5" |''Super Mario'' Series | | 1,300 || Dice Block || rowspan="5" |''Super Mario'' Series | ||
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| 1,302 || Golden Dash Mushroom | | 1,302 || Golden Dash Mushroom | ||
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| 1,303 || | | 1,303 || [[Piranha Plant]] | ||
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| 1,321 || Peachette | | 1,321 || Peachette | ||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*''Mario'', {{uv|The Legend of Zelda}}, {{uv|EarthBound}}, {{uv|Ice Climber}}, and {{uv|Pac-Man}} are the only universes represented by a fighter to use in-game sprite art for | *''Mario'', {{uv|The Legend of Zelda}}, {{uv|EarthBound}}, {{uv|Ice Climber}}, and {{uv|Pac-Man}} are the only universes represented by a fighter to use in-game sprite art for their spirits. | ||
*The ''Mario'' universe features the most amount of new spirits added through | *The ''Mario'' universe features the most amount of new spirits added through spirit events, with 17 in total. | ||
*{{SSBU|Dr. Mario}} and {{SSBU|Piranha Plant}} are not featured as puppet fighters in any ''Mario'' spirit battle, making the ''Mario'' series one of three playable universes to not feature all playable characters from the series in their spirit battles, with the other two being {{uv|Final Fantasy}} and {{uv|Fatal Fury}}. | *{{SSBU|Dr. Mario}} and {{SSBU|Piranha Plant}} are not featured as puppet fighters in any ''Mario'' spirit battle, making the ''Mario'' series one of three playable universes to not feature all playable characters from the series in their spirit battles, with the other two being {{uv|Final Fantasy}} and {{uv|Fatal Fury}}. | ||
*Metal Mario, Eggplant Man, Rabbid Peach, Rabbid Mario, Rabbid Kong, and Peach (Mario Golf: Super Rush) are the only ''Mario'' spirits whose spirit battles do not play music track from the {{uv|Mario}} universe. | *Metal Mario, Eggplant Man, Rabbid Peach, Rabbid Mario, Rabbid Kong, and Peach (Mario Golf: Super Rush) are the only ''Mario'' spirits whose spirit battles do not play music track from the {{uv|Mario}} universe. | ||
*The Baby Peach, Waluigi, and Wanda spirits are generically listed as being from the "Super Mario Series", despite not debuting in a mainline ''Super Mario'' game outside of cameos. | *The Baby Peach, Waluigi, and Wanda spirits are generically listed as being from the "Super Mario Series", despite not debuting in a mainline ''Super Mario'' game outside of cameos. | ||
*The Captain Toad and Flies & Hand spirits are the only ''Mario'' spirits who are listed as part of a series within the ''Mario'' universe, despite being released in a singular game outside of re-releases. | *The Captain Toad and Flies & Hand spirits are the only ''Mario'' spirits who are listed as part of a series within the ''Mario'' universe, despite being released in a singular game outside of re-releases. | ||
**The Flies & Hand spirit is listed as part of the "''Mario Paint'' Series", although ''Mario Paint'' does not feature any sequels (excluding the Satellaview re-releases ''Mario Paint BS Ban'' and ''Mario Paint Yuushou Naizou Ban''). ''Super Mario Maker'' takes many elements from ''Paint'', including the Flies & Hand, and began development as a sequel, but is not considered as such. | **The Flies & Hand spirit is listed as part of the "''Mario Paint'' Series", although ''Mario Paint'' does not feature any sequels (excluding the Satellaview re-releases ''Mario Paint BS Ban'' and ''Mario Paint Yuushou Naizou Ban''). ''Super Mario Maker'' takes many elements from ''Paint'', including the Flies & Hand, and began development as a sequel, but is not considered as such. | ||
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*[[Link]] (who is featured in the Master Cycle spirit's artwork) is the only character to be included with another series' spirits other than their original series, not counting the ''Mario'' sub-universes. | *[[Link]] (who is featured in the Master Cycle spirit's artwork) is the only character to be included with another series' spirits other than their original series, not counting the ''Mario'' sub-universes. | ||
**This also marks the first time that Link's ''The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword'' design is directly referenced in the ''Super Smash Bros.'' series due to this version of Link serving as the basis for his design in ''Mario Kart 8''. | **This also marks the first time that Link's ''The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword'' design is directly referenced in the ''Super Smash Bros.'' series due to this version of Link serving as the basis for his design in ''Mario Kart 8''. | ||
*The Flies & Hand spirit is the only ''Mario'' spirit to use a render made specifically for ''Ultimate''. | |||
*The Rabbid Kong spirit's artwork actually depicts a corrupted, alternate form named Mega Rabbid Kong, appearing only in the ''Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle: Donkey Kong Adventure'' expansion DLC. | *The Rabbid Kong spirit's artwork actually depicts a corrupted, alternate form named Mega Rabbid Kong, appearing only in the ''Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle: Donkey Kong Adventure'' expansion DLC. | ||
* | *''Mario Tennis Aces'' was singled out rather than summarized as the ''Mario Tennis'' series like any other series. | ||
**The ''Mario Golf: Super Rush'' spirits would later be singled out rather than summarized as the ''Mario Golf'' series, despite the Kid spirit being labeled with the latter. | |||
*The Golden Dash Mushroom, Dice Block, and River Survival spirits are the first [[Downloadable content|DLC]] spirits tied to a [[Oh Yeah! Mario Time!|limited-time event]] on the [[Spirit Board]], and also the first DLC spirits available without the requirement of an additional game's save data, the first being the Partner Eevee and Partner Pikachu spirits in the ''[[List of spirits (Pokémon series)|Pokémon]]'' series, which originally required save data of ''Pokémon: Let's Go, Eevee!/Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu!'' on the Nintendo Switch. | *The Golden Dash Mushroom, Dice Block, and River Survival spirits are the first [[Downloadable content|DLC]] spirits tied to a [[Oh Yeah! Mario Time!|limited-time event]] on the [[Spirit Board]], and also the first DLC spirits available without the requirement of an additional game's save data, the first being the Partner Eevee and Partner Pikachu spirits in the ''[[List of spirits (Pokémon series)|Pokémon]]'' series, which originally required save data of ''Pokémon: Let's Go, Eevee!/Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu!'' on the Nintendo Switch. | ||
**Although the name of the Golden Dash Mushroom spirit originates from ''Mario Party: Island Tour'', its artwork and spirit battle are derived from the ''Mario Kart'' series, where the item is generally referred to as the Golden Mushroom; however, the item has been referred to as the Golden Dash Mushroom in Europe as of ''Mario Kart 7''. | **Although the name of the Golden Dash Mushroom spirit originates from ''Mario Party: Island Tour'', its artwork and spirit battle are derived from the ''Mario Kart'' series, where the item is generally referred to as the Golden Mushroom; however, the item has been referred to as the Golden Dash Mushroom in Europe as of ''Mario Kart 7''. | ||
***The Golden Dash Mushroom spirit's series is generically listed as the "Super Mario Series" instead of the two series mentioned above. | ***The Golden Dash Mushroom spirit's series is generically listed as the "Super Mario Series" instead of the two series mentioned above. | ||
***The Golden Dash Mushroom spirit's effect is dissimilar to its effect in either series; it turns the player giant, making it closer to the Mega Mushroom. | ***The Golden Dash Mushroom spirit's effect is dissimilar to its effect in either series; it turns the player giant, making it closer to the Mega Mushroom. | ||
**Despite the Dice Block and River Survival spirits originating from the ''Mario Party'' series, their spirits' series is listed as the "''Super Mario'' Series". This | **Despite the Dice Block and River Survival spirits originating from the ''Mario Party'' series, their spirits' series is listed as the "''Super Mario'' Series". | ||
***This also despite the fact that the MC Ballyhoo & Big Top spirit is listed as part of the "''Mario Party'' Series". | |||
*Despite appearing dynamically in the [[New Donk City Hall]] stage, the four musicians of the New Donk City Band do not appear as spirits. Similarly, the Shellcreepers from [[Mario Bros.]] and the Buzzy Beetles from {{SSB|Mushroom Kingdom}} do not appear as spirits either. | *Despite appearing dynamically in the [[New Donk City Hall]] stage, the four musicians of the New Donk City Band do not appear as spirits. Similarly, the Shellcreepers from [[Mario Bros.]] and the Buzzy Beetles from {{SSB|Mushroom Kingdom}} do not appear as spirits either. | ||
*The Peach & Stella spirit battle has the greatest number of unique hostile Assist Trophies in a single spirit battle, with 3. | *The Peach & Stella spirit battle has the greatest number of unique hostile Assist Trophies in a single spirit battle, with 3. | ||
*The Wonder Flower & Talking Flower spirit has the | *The Wonder Flower & Talking Flower spirit has the most amount of similar fighters in spirit battle, with a total 20 fighters. | ||
**This is also the most amount of fighters appearing in this spirit battle, with a total of 21. | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
