Editing Special Orders

'''Special Orders''' ({{ja|オーダー|Ōdā}}, ''Orders'') is a mode in {{forwiiu}}. It has two submodes: '''Master Orders''' ({{ja|マスターサイド|Masutā Saido}}, ''Master Side'') and '''Crazy Orders''' ({{ja|クレイジーサイド|Kureijī Saido}}, ''Crazy Side''). In it, the player must undertake orders given to them by either {{SSB4|Master Hand}} or {{SSB4|Crazy Hand}}. In order to play these orders, one must use {{b|gold|collectible}} earned by playing the game.

[[File:MasterOrders.png|thumb|250px|A Master Orders selection screen.]]

Master Orders involves players completing one of three random orders offered to get a prize. The conditions of the order are presented on the ticket, and a certain amount of [[gold]] must be spent to accept the order. Master Orders range in difficulty, and the cost to attempt the order and the prize earned for completing the order is dependent on its difficulty level. In terms of ticket prices, Easy tickets cost 50G, Normal tickets cost 100G, Hard tickets cost 200G, Very Hard tickets cost 500G, and Intense tickets cost 1000G.

If the player completes the order, a prize is rewarded and three new orders are generated to start the process over. Rewards for clearing an order can vary from getting some gold, a custom part, a CD, or a Crazy Orders Pass. If the reward is a custom part, a series symbol will be displayed right next to the reward; this lets the player know that the reward, whether it is [[equipment]] or a custom special, is compatible with at least one fighter from that selected series. Sometimes the player will receive more than one custom part, but the extra custom parts are usually completely random, or are affiliated with the character that the player was using. Also, the extra custom parts will always be of the same category as the primary reward; if the primary reward is equipment, all extra custom parts will be equipment as well.

[[File:CrazyOrders.png|thumb|left|250px|A Crazy Orders selection screen.]]

Crazy Orders operate differently from Master Orders. Rather than having one single order, the player attempts a series of orders until they either lose or claim victory. Crazy Orders are notable in that they require 5000 gold or a special pass to initiate (neither are refundable after accepting), after which individual orders are free to attempt. The passes are obtainable as rewards for {{SSB4-Wii U|Classic Mode}}, [[Smash Tour]], Master Orders, or [[Event Mode]]. The player can then attempt as many orders as they can complete within a 10 minute time limit. These orders are battles similar to those found in Classic Mode, such as Free For All, Team, Giant, Horde, or Metal Battle. For each consecutive order, the orders become harder, and the player retains the same time limit from the previous order. The timer only counts down while an order is underway and pauses during the selection screen. At the end of every order, 30% of the player's current damage will be healed. If the player loses an order, about half of the rewards accumulated are forfeit and the player needs to spend more gold or another ticket to start from the beginning.

[[File:CrazyOrdersTicket.png|thumb|A Crazy Orders pass.]]

When the timer runs out or the player wants to end their streak, they will face off against Crazy Hand in a battle with no time limit. In this battle, both the player and Crazy Hand will have stamina, with the player's stamina being 150 HP plus the amount of damage they would otherwise currently have (thus they will have higher HP if they have accumulated more damage during the final order). Crazy Hand's HP will increase the more orders the player has completed, up to a maximum of 300 HP. If enough rounds were won before facing Crazy Hand, one or more extra opponents will be accompanying him (opponents start appearing at turn 6); one of these extra opponents can even end up being Master Hand if the player manages to reach turn 14.

[[File:CrazyOrders150HP.jpg|thumb|Kirby with 150 HP, the bare minimum.]]

When damaging Crazy Hand or Master Hand, they will sometimes drop a chest to pick up, which contains a random reward such as a trophy or gold; the number of chests dropped increases with the number of rounds cleared. Said chests will despawn after a while. If the player manages to defeat Crazy Hand, they get to keep everything earned during the run, and may also earn bonus awards based on which enemy fighter they KO'd most often. If the player is defeated at any time during Crazy Orders or if time runs out, a portion of their rewards will be lost. Crazy Orders typically have better rewards than Master Orders due to their higher risk.