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A '''Snack''' is an item that appeared ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]''. Snacks are mainly used to level up [[spirits]], giving them experience. However, this process also costs spirit points, meaning it must be done with a bit of caution. | |||
==Collecting Snacks== | |||
There are a few ways to collect snacks: | |||
*Buying them from the [[Shop]]. | |||
*Winning a Spirit Battle. | |||
*Occasionally, your spirit may find them while [[Explore|exploring]], mainly in the Jungle. | |||
==Snack Types== | |||
===Green=== | |||
Green are the smallest of the snacks, giving the least amount of experience. These are also the most common. | |||
===Orange=== | |||
Orange are medium sized, giving an average amount of experience. While not as rare as red, they aren't as common as green either. | |||
===Red=== | |||
Red are the largest of the snacks, giving a major amount of experience. However, these are the most rare. | |||
==Trivia== | |||
*The player may hold a maximum of 999 of each type of snack. | |||
