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'''Spirits''' ({{ja|スピリット|Supiritto}}, ''Spirit'') are a type of power-up and collectible in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]''. They are featured prominently in [[Adventure Mode: World of Light]], which depicts them as characters from various video game series who lost their bodies in [[Galeem]]'s attack and were reduced to disembodied souls.

Spirits effectively replace [[Trophy|trophies]] from earlier ''Smash'' installments as the game's main collectible. Gameplay-wise, most spirits can be equipped to fighters to enhance their stats and/or provide positive effects. Thus, they are also similar to [[stickers]] in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'' and [[equipment]] in ''[[Super Smash Bros. 4]]''.

A total of [[List of spirits (complete list)|1528 spirits]] can be obtained in game, all sorted into [[List of spirits (disambiguation)|42 series]].

==Collecting spirits==

There are many ways to collect spirits:

*The player always receives a random primary advanced-class spirit that has 1 or 2 slots when opening up the game for the first time.

**The obtained spirit can not be an enhanceable, summonable, or paid DLC spirit. It also cannot be a spirit that is obtained through a [[Challenge]] or is exclusive to World of Light.

*Completing {{SSBU|Classic Mode}} will reward random spirits, as well as a fighter spirit of the character played if it has not already been obtained yet. More spirits are earned on higher intensities.

*[[Adventure Mode: World of Light]] features players navigating through a map to engage in Spirit Battles. Winning each battle awards the corresponding spirit. Also scattered throughout the map are chests that contain spirits. All master spirits (with one exception noted below) and spirits of in-game bosses can only be obtained in World of Light.

*The [[Spirit Board]] also features Spirit Battles like in World of Light but after clearing a battle, players must play a minigame where they must shoot the puppet fighter without hitting its shield to obtain it. Some spirits can only be obtained through this method.

*Some primary spirits can be [[Enhanceable spirit|enhanced]] into new, stronger spirits upon reaching level 99. There are numerous spirits that can only be collected this way.

*Spirits can be [[summon]]ed from the cores of other spirits obtained. Some spirits can only be obtained through summoning. Certain spirits will be added to the Spirit Board rotation after they are summoned for the first time.

*Certain spirits are obtained through challenges. Some of these spirits may also appear on the Spirit Board once their challenges are completed.

*Spirits can be purchased through the [[Shop]] with {{b|Gold|collectible}}. These include fighter spirits and spirits otherwise exclusive to {{b|DLC Spirits|mode}}, even if the player has not purchased the corresponding Challenger Pack(s).

*Can be purchased through spirit shops with [[SP]]. Certain spirits are exclusive to these shops. Their respective master spirits must be unlocked in World of Light in order to access them.

*Scanning a non-Fighter [[amiibo]] for a character that appears as a spirit will award that spirit to the player. This also applies to [[Timmy & Tommy]], a master spirit - scanning them before their shop is opened in World of Light will unlock it in the Collection menu, though they still must be defeated to access their store within World of Light's menus.

*Purchasing a [[Downloadable content (SSBU)|Challenger Pack]] (either individually or as part of a Fighters Pass) will unlock a corresponding exclusive [[DLC Spirits (mode)|DLC Spirit Board]]. Unlike the regular Spirit Board, spirits featured here do not expire after time, nor vanish if the player loses their Spirit Battle, and winning a Spirit Battle rewards the player with the spirit immediately instead of having to free the spirit first.

*Having save data of certain other games will unlock a spirit from said game.

==Spirit classes==

Primary and support spirits are classified by their tier of strength, which is referred to as "class". This is sometimes also called "rank" (such as when sorting spirits).

*★★☆☆ Advanced ("Hope" in the Japanese version)

==Spirit categories==

Characters can have a single primary spirit equipped at a time. Primary spirits have two main stats: an attack rating and a defense rating, which are added together to form its total power. Primary spirits may also have a trait, which applies an additional multiplier to their power, as well as up to three slots for support spirits to be attached, which apply their own multipliers. Generally, a primary spirit that lacks slots will be compensated with higher stats. If a primary spirit is from the same series as the character equipping it, its stats are increased by 1.1x (10%), resulting in more damage dealt and less damage received. Even though this series bonus can increase stats above 10,000, the stats used for attack and defense multipliers are capped at 10,000.

 

 

 

{{cquote|''Primary spirits come in different types: Attack, Shield, and Grab. Attack has an advantage over Grab, Grab has an advantage over Shield, and Shield has an advantage over Attack. Try to equip spirits that are strong against your opponent's spirit team!''|cite=[https://www.smashbros.com/en_US/blog/ Super Smash Blog]|source=[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Official Site]]}}

**When using a [[Final Smash]] the damage dealt multiplier is <code>1 + (attack×1/10000)</code>.

**When using an [[item]] the damage dealt multiplier is <code>1 + (attack×1.5/10000)</code>. When throwing a non-throwing item (e.g. a [[Beam Sword]] or [[Super Scope]]), the damage dealt multiplier is applied to the item's base damage before being affected by its speed.

**[[Smash attack]] charging speed is multiplied by <code>1/(1 + (attack×4/10000))</code>. An attack of 2,500 will make smash attacks charge in 30 frames, 5,000 is 20 frames, etc.

Although the base damage of a move is still used when calculating knockback, 70 percent of the additional damage is added onto the value of the unmodified final damage, resulting in more knockback being dealt overall. For example, a move which deals 10% damage will KO 7% earlier than usual if its damage is doubled overall by spirits. Spirit effects that give "[[Armor#Knockback-based Armor|super armor]]" will use the full amount of damage when calculating for the amount of knockback needed to launch the user.

**[[Shield]] regeneration is increased by a multiplier of <code>1 + (defense/10000)</code> and shield depletion is reduced at the same amount. A defense of 10,000 will double shield regeneration and halve shield depletion.

**Stun duration after a shield break is reduced by <code>defense/50</code> frames. A defense of 2,500 will reduce the duration by 50 frames, 100 frames at 5,000, and 200 frames at 10,000.

As with attack, defense does not directly affect knockback, but if damage taken is reduced overall by spirits, the resulting final damage is used in the knockback formula, resulting in moves dealing slightly less damage overall. For example, a move which deals 10% damage will KO 5% later if it's damage is halved overall by spirits.

Because of the nature of these functions, defense is a more effective stat in terms of raw numbers, in the sense that a defense of 1,000 is stronger than an attack of 1,000 (which is the case when stats are equal at any value).

Support spirits are spirits that are equipped in slots provided by primary spirits. They give fighters skills: passive bonuses such as starting with an item, resistance to certain damage types or status effects, added abilities, and more. A primary spirit provides between 0 and 3 slots to equip support spirits, allowing up to 3 support spirits to be equipped to a single fighter, although some support spirits can take up more than one slot. When equipped, support spirits apply a multiplier to the primary spirit's power based on the type of skill.  

 

Despite normally not having types, support spirits are assigned them for the purposes of Spirit Battles.

Fighter spirits are based on an existing playable character in the game, do not have classes and types,  and also cannot be equipped. Rather, they simply exist to allow the players to view their artwork. They are earned by completing {{SSBU|Classic Mode}} with the indicated fighter,<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4PRS0UHXJt4 Super Smash Bros. SPECIAL Demonstration Play Video</ref> by purchasing them when they appear randomly in the shop, or through completing some challenges. With some exceptions, the fighter spirits generally use the fighter's artwork from their franchise of origin, with the option to swap to their ''Ultimate'' render. Characters with significant alternate costumes, such as {{SSBU|Cloud}} in his Advent Children outfit or {{SSBU|Mario}} in his Builder and Wedding attires, or those who are changed into different individuals, such as Male {{SSBU|Wii Fit Trainer}}, each of the [[Koopalings]], and the four {{uv|Dragon Quest}} {{SSBU|hero}}es, will have fighter spirits based on them as well, all of which must be purchased in the Shop after completing Classic Mode with the respective character, as completing Classic Mode only awards the fighter spirit for the fighter's primary appearance. This notably does not include {{SSBU|Isabelle}} in her winter outfit, {{SSBU|Link}}'s Hero of the Wild set, the [[Zombie]] and [[Enderman]] costumes for {{SSBU|Steve}} or {{SSBU|Sephiroth}}'s coatless costume.

===Master spirits===

{{Main|Master spirit}}

Master spirits are a type of spirit that cannot be equipped. Once unlocked, master spirits run facilities that can be used. These facilities include Shopping (which sell spirits, items, and Skill Spheres), Gym (which levels up spirits; there is only one), Explore (which bring back rewards), and Dojo (which teach styles to spirits). Master spirits have dialogue boxes, though certain spirits (such as [[Kraid]]) communicate unintelligibly and therefore have provided translations. Master spirits are all considered Neutral types when used by puppet fighters in Spirit Battles.

Most spirits can be obtained via Spirit Battles, which appear similar to the thematic missions seen in [[Event Matches]] and {{forwiiu}}{{'}}s [[Special Orders]]. Battles can randomly appear on the [[Spirit Board]] and/or be accessible in [[World of Light]]. Each Spirit Battle contains unique challenges and rules. The spirits that are battled against will be paired with puppet fighters of a similar personality and/or appearance, with the battle's rules, conditions, stage and music track often being reflective of the spirit itself. During all battles against spirits, the Final Smash Meter will be active, and certain spirits can make the gauge fill up faster or slow the rate the enemy's gauge fills at. If there are more than one opponent, then the battle will either be a [[team battle]] with [[team attack]] turned off, or a horde battle similar to the ones seen in {{SSBU|Classic Mode}}. Occasionally, a CPU ally will engage the battle with the player as well. Like in Classic Mode, the player is always given only one stock, unlike with aforementioned game modes in previous games. The battle is won when the victory conditions are met, such as defeating all opponents are surviving for long enough.

Before each Spirit Battle, the two sides' strengths will be compared. The higher the player's advantage over the spirit, the easier the battle will be, but fewer rewards will be earned if the player's strength is significantly greater than the spirit's. The player's strength is dictated by the spirit team the player has the option to use. This team can include one primary spirit and 0 to 3 support spirits depending on the number of slots the primary spirit possesses and the number of slots each support spirit fills. The player can manually choose the spirits for a team, or they can press they [[Y button]] for the game to automatically create what it calculates to be the most optimal spirit team for the specific battle. Factors for spirit selection include the rules and strength of the spirit battle, the fighter the player uses, the amount of slots the primary spirit possesses, and the abilities of each spirit, all while creating the minimum strength team possible. The player can also use no spirits if they wish.

There are [[Support Item]]s one can earn or purchase to make the spirit obtaining process easier. Examples include slow [[Final Smash Meter]] Charging, draining the health of opponents, making minions weaker, disabling items, and dealing a collective 50% damage split among all enemies.

 

 

==Raising spirits==

[[File:Fighter's Spirits.jpg|thumb|left|{{SSBU|Inkling}} equipped with the spirits of Gooey (Primary), [[Lip]], [[Nabbit]], and the Ouendan (Supports).]]

When used in a battle, primary spirits will gain experience regardless of its outcome. A sufficient amount of experience will allow the spirit to level up, which increases its stats. Some spirits can also be [[Enhanceable spirit|enhanced]] upon reaching level 99; this causes the spirit to change to a new spirit, which will be at level 1 but compensate with a higher class and superior base stats. Additionally, spirits available via enhancement typically cannot be found in Spirit Battles.  

Spirits can also level up by using Snacks or Cores on them in exchange for Spirit Points. Using a Core of the same type as the spirit will give 30% more experience at no extra cost. Using a Core of a DLC spirit will only give 25% of the experience of a similar non-DLC spirit Core.

Spirits can level up by training in the gym, learn a style that alters their stats in the dojo or hunt for treasure. Spirits must remain in a facility for an extended period of time to gain its benefits and cannot be used while deployed in a facility, but they can be recalled at any time; however, a spirit recalled from a facility must wait a short time before being sent to a different facility. All facilities must be unlocked by defeating their corresponding master spirits in World of Light before they can be used.  

When selecting spirits to use a facility, some of them may have arrows displayed on them. These spirits will be more or less efficient at whatever they were assigned to do, depending on the way the arrow points. All unlocked facilities can be accessed at any time from the Adventure Mode's pause menu, or from the Collection subpage at the [[Spirits (menu)|Spirits menu]].

The Gym will level up spirits as long as they remain assigned there. It is operated by [[Doc Louis]].

Dojos teach spirits different Styles. A spirit with a Style active will alter its user's stats, boosting some stats at the expense of other stats. A spirit can only know one Style at a time. Learning a new Style will cause the spirit to forget any pre-existing Style. Previously forgotten Styles can be re-taught instantly.

|Neutral Attack, Tilt Attack, Dash Attack, Smash Attack, Edge Attack, Floor Attack

|-

|Max Walk Speed, Base Acceleration, Additional Acceleration, Initial Dash Speed, Run Speed, Base Run Acceleration, Additional Run Acceleration, Crawl Speed

|-

|Max Air Speed, Base Acceleration, Additional Acceleration, Air Friction

|-

|Jump, short hop, footstool height and speed

|-

|Same as Ground Mobility, but for carrying heavy items or using shooting items

!Style!!Master!!Effects!!Team Power

*Standard Attacks, Aerials, Specials, Throws, Pummels ×1.2

*[[File:Equipment Icon Power Badge.png|20px|Power]] +100

*[[File:Equipment Icon Brawn Badge.png|20px|Atk]] ×0.8

*Standard Attacks, Aerials, Specials, Throws, Pummels ×0.7

!scope="row"| Big-Bee

*Jump, Wall jump, Ledge jump ×1.2

*[[File:Equipment Icon Power Badge.png|20px|Power]] +100

| Makes a spirit forget its current Style and removes any stat changes imposed by it.

While spirits can sometimes be bought from the Vault's Shop for Gold, there are also five other shops that can be unlocked after defeating their corresponding master spirits in World of Light that uses SP for payment. Each of these has a selection of spirits with a particular theme, and may also sell snacks, support items, and Skill Spheres. A few spirits can only be found in these shops.  

===Dismissing and Summoning===

{{Main|Dismiss|Summon}}

Spirits can also be dismissed; while this removes the spirit, the [[core]] a dismissed spirit leaves behind can be used to create a new spirit when combined with other cores or level up other spirits. Some spirits can only be found by summoning them with specific cores.  

Spirits can also power up [[Amiibo|Figure Players]] but will be permanently consumed. The Figure Player will gain any abilities the spirit used to power it up may have possessed and will be considered the same type as that spirit.

 

Players can only hold up to 6,000 primary and support spirits combined. Should they go over the limit, they'll have to choose whether to discard newly-acquired spirits or dismiss them.

==Spirit effects==

All support spirits and enhanced primary spirits come with a skill that augments the fighter they are applied to. Unenhanced primary spirits come with traits, modifiers which may be beneficial or detrimental. The effects of these are listed below. Effects in a shaded cell are not possible to obtain (such as a 3x effect of a 2 slot skill, requiring an impossible 6 slots), although they still exist in the game's code. Effects in <b>bold</b> are possible, but only when paired with [[Skill Tree|Adventure Skill]]s.

 

 

Fighters receive an aura of a specific color if they receive a certain boost; red aura for attack boosts, blue aura for defense boosts, green aura for speed boosts, and white aura with multi-color gradients for all of them, though the aura doesn't appear if the player is equipped with a trade-off spirit.

Skills and traits that affect a kind of attack (e.g. smashes, tilts, specials, etc.), instead of a type or effect, start to have diminishing returns when combined (Exceptions: Throws are unaffected and [[Weapon (type)]] is affected). Diminishing returns occur when the combined multipliers exceed 1.3× and are further reduced when above 1.5×. This encourages the player to have a more varied Spirit Team, either by using skills or traits that affect types/effects or investing in another stat such as defense or speed. (Note: values in the tables below are without reductions. {{rollover|Hover text|Alt text|y}} will note values found in practice when applicable).

m,  & \mbox{if }m \le 1.3 \\

m*0.5+0.65, & \mbox{if }1.3 < m \le 1.5 \\

m*0.2+1.2, & \mbox{if }m > 1.5

 

| Max speed, accel., additional accel.

| Max speed, accel., additional accel., initial dash

|-

| Heavy item max speed, accel., additional accel., shooting item dash, max speed, accel., additional accel.

|-

! Ground/Aerial/Short-/etc. Jump stats

===Attack skills===

{| class="wikitable sortable" width=100%

! width=10% rowspan=2 | Skill  

! width=30% rowspan=2 | Description  

! width=2.5% rowspan=2 | Rank  

! width=2.5% rowspan=2 | Cost  

! width=2.5% rowspan=2 | Team<br>Power

! colspan=4 | Effect

! width=20% rowspan=2 | Notes

! 1x

! 2x

! 3x

! 4x

| 1.04×

| 1.1× Damage dealt || 1.18× || 1.26× || style="background-color:#DDD" | 1.3×

| {{TypeIcon|Hand}}{{TypeIcon|Elbow}}

| 1.04×

| 1.1× Damage dealt || 1.18× || 1.26× || style="background-color:#DDD" | 1.3×

| {{TypeIcon|Foot}}{{TypeIcon|Knee}}

| 1.06×

| 1.1× Damage dealt

| {{TypeIcon|Hand}}{{TypeIcon|Elbow}}{{TypeIcon|Foot}}{{TypeIcon|Knee}}{{TypeIcon|Head}}{{TypeIcon|Butt}}{{TypeIcon|Body}}{{TypeIcon|Spin}}{{TypeIcon|Bite}}{{TypeIcon|Tail}}

| 1.06×

| 1.1× Damage dealt || 1.18× || 1.26× || style="background-color:#DDD" | 1.3×

| 1.06×

| 1.1× Damage dealt || 1.18× || 1.26× || style="background-color:#DDD" | 1.3×

| 1.06×

| 1.1× Damage dealt || 1.18× || 1.26× || 1.3x

| {{TypeIcon|Weapon}}{{TypeIcon|Sword}}{{TypeIcon|Hammer}}{{TypeIcon|Sacred}}{{TypeIcon|Bat}}{{TypeIcon|Parasol}}{{TypeIcon|Whip}}{{TypeIcon|Pikmin}}

| 1.06×

| 1.1× Damage dealt || 1.18× || 1.26× || style="background-color:#DDD" | 1.3×

| rowspan=3 | Dash Attack ↑

| rowspan=3 | Increases tackle and [[dash attack]] power, and slightly increases move speed.

| rowspan=3 | 2

| rowspan=3 | 1

| rowspan=3 | 1.06×

| 1.1× Damage dealt || 1.18× || 1.26× || 1.3×

| rowspan=3 | <!--note-->

| rowspan=2 | Hyper Smash Attacks

| rowspan=2 | Increases attack power and [[smash attack|smash-attack]] charge speed.

| rowspan=2 | 4

| rowspan=2 | 1

| rowspan=2 | 1.10×

| 1.1× Damage dealt || 1.18× || 1.26× || style="background-color:#DDD" | 1.3×

| rowspan=2 | <!--note-->

| 1.2× Charge speed || 1.35× || 1.5× || style="background-color:#DDD" | 1.6×

| 1.08×

| 1.1× Damage dealt || 1.18× || 1.26× || style="background-color:#DDD" | 1.3×

|  

| 1.08×

| 1.1× Damage dealt || 1.18× || 1.26× || style="background-color:#DDD" | 1.3×

| 1.08×

| 1.1× Damage dealt || 1.18× || 1.26× || style="background-color:#DDD" | 1.3×

| 1.08×

| 1.1× Damage dealt || 1.18× || 1.26× || style="background-color:#DDD" | 1.3×

| 1.10×

| 1.05× Damage dealt || 1.13× || 1.17× || style="background-color:#DDD" | 1.2×

| Slightly increases the power of {{SSBU|Lucario}}'s {{b|Aura|effect}} attacks.

| 1.04×

| 1.1× Damage dealt

| style="background-color:#DDD" | 1.3×

| Also applies to {{SSBU|Richter}}'s [[Holy Water]]<br> {{EffectIcon|Aura}}

| Slightly increases the power of {{b|magic|type}} attacks, such as {{SSBU|Zelda}}'s and {{SSBU|Robin}}'s spells.

| 1.04×

| 1.1× Damage dealt || 1.18× || 1.26× || 1.3×

| {{TypeIcon|Magic}}

| Slightly increases the power of {{SSBU|Ness}}'s and {{SSBU|Lucas}}'s [[PK|PSI]] attacks.

| 1.04×

| 1.1× Damage dealt || 1.18× || 1.26× || style="background-color:#DDD" | 1.3×

| {{TypeIcon|PK}}

| 1.04×

| 1.1× Damage dealt || 1.18× || 1.26× || 1.3×

| Also applies to [[darkness]] attacks<br> {{EffectIcon|Flame}}{{EffectIcon|Darkness}}

| Slightly increases the power of {{b|water|effect}} and [[Freezing|ice]] attacks.

| 1.04×

| 1.1× Damage dealt || 1.18× || 1.26× || style="background-color:#DDD" | 1.3×

| {{EffectIcon|Water}}{{EffectIcon|Freezing}}<!--Only applies to Water (effect), not Water (type)-->

| 1.04×

| 1.1× Damage dealt || 1.18× || 1.26× || style="background-color:#DDD" | 1.3×

| {{EffectIcon|Electric}}

| Slightly increases the power of [[energy]] attacks, such as {{SSBU|Fox}}'s [[Blaster]].

| 1.04×

| 1.1× Damage dealt || 1.18× || 1.26× || style="background-color:#DDD" | 1.3×

| {{TypeIcon|Energy}}

| 1.06×

| 1.1× Damage dealt || 1.18× || 1.26× || 1.3×

| 1.08×

| 1.3× Damage dealt || 1.45× || 1.55× || 1.6×

| 1.10×

| 1.4× Damage dealt || 1.45× || 1.5× || 1.55×

| 1.10×

| 1.4× Damage dealt || 1.45× || 1.5× || 1.55×

| Increases the damage dealt to [[Assist Trophies]].

| 1.10×

| 1.3× Damage dealt || 1.4× || 1.5× || style="background-color:#DDD" | 1.55×

| 1.08×

| 5% chance || 10% || 15% || style="background-color:#DDD" | 20%

| Critical hits deals 1.2× damage<br> Similar to the 1v1 multiplier, the extra damage doesn't affect [[knockback]] or [[shield]]s

| 1.04×

| 3 - 5 damage || 6 - 10 || 9 - 15 || 12 - 20

| Scales linearly over 30 frames starting after the initial dash<br> Damage is not increased by the player's attack stat, however it is decreased by the opponent's defense stat<br> Does not stale

===Defense skills===

{| class="wikitable sortable" width=100%

! width=10% rowspan=2 | Skill  

! width=30% rowspan=2 | Description  

! width=2.5% rowspan=2 | Rank  

! width=2.5% rowspan=2 | Cost  

! width=2.5% rowspan=2 | Team<br>Power

! colspan=4 | Effect

! width=20% rowspan=2 | Notes

| rowspan=2 | Shield Durability ↑

| rowspan=2 | Increases shield strength.

| rowspan=2 | 3

| rowspan=2 | 1

| rowspan=2 | 1.08×

| 1.4× Shield health || 1.7× || 1.9× || style="background-color:#DDD" | 2.0×

| colspan=4 | 1.5× Shield recovery

| 1.08×

| 1.4× Frames extra || 1.6× || 1.8× || <b>2.0×</b>

| 1.06×

| colspan=4 | 1.2× Reflected projectile

| 1.06×

| 1.3× Defense || 1.38× || 1.46× || style="background-color:#DDD" | 1.5×

| The description is slightly misleading. The player gets resistance while in the air, not resistance to aerial attacks like it suggests.

| 1.11×

| 0.6× Damage received || style="background-color:#DDD" | 0.55× || style="background-color:#DDD" | 0.5× || style="background-color:#DDD" | 0.5×

| {{TypeIcon|Weapon}}{{TypeIcon|Sword}}{{TypeIcon|Hammer}}{{TypeIcon|Sacred}}{{TypeIcon|Bat}}{{TypeIcon|Parasol}}{{TypeIcon|Whip}}{{TypeIcon|Pikmin}}

| Slightly reduces damage taken from {{SSBU|Lucario}}'s {{b|Aura|effect}} attacks.

| 1.04×

| 0.6× Damage received || 0.55× || 0.5× || style="background-color:#DDD" | 0.5×

| Also applies to {{SSBU|Richter}}'s [[Holy Water]]<br> {{EffectIcon|Aura}}

| Slightly reduces damage taken from {{b|magic|type}} attacks, such as {{SSBU|Zelda}}'s and {{SSBU|Robin}}'s spells.

| 1.04×

| 0.6× Damage received || 0.55× || 0.5× || style="background-color:#DDD" | 0.5×

| {{TypeIcon|Magic}}

| Slightly reduces damage taken from {{SSBU|Ness}}'s and {{SSBU|Lucas}}'s [[PK|PSI]] attacks.

| 1.04×

| 0.6× Damage received || 0.55× || 0.5× || style="background-color:#DDD" | 0.5×

| {{TypeIcon|PK}}

| 1.04×

| 0.6× Damage received || 0.55× || 0.5× || 0.5×

| Also applies to [[darkness]] attacks<br> {{EffectIcon|Flame}}{{EffectIcon|Darkness}}

| Slightly reduces damage taken from {{b|water|effect}} attacks.

| 1.04×

| 0.6× Damage received || 0.55× || 0.5× || 0.5×

| {{EffectIcon|Water}}{{EffectIcon|Freezing}}<!--Only applies to Water (effect), not Water (type)-->

| 1.04×

| 0.6× Damage received || 0.55× || 0.5× || style="background-color:#DDD" | 0.5×

| {{EffectIcon|Electric}}

| Slightly reduces damage taken from [[energy]] attacks, such as {{SSBU|Fox}}'s [[Blaster]].

| 1.04×

| 0.6× Damage received || 0.55× || 0.5× || style="background-color:#DDD" | 0.5×

| {{TypeIcon|Energy}}

| rowspan=4 | Slow Super Armor

| rowspan=4 | Makes it more difficult to [[flinch]] or be [[knockback|launched]], but move speed decreases.

| rowspan=4 | 3

| rowspan=4 | 2

| rowspan=4 | 1.13×

| colspan=4 | 132 KB limit

| 0.3× Ground mobility || style="background-color:#DDD" | 0.4× || style="background-color:#DDD" | 0.5× ||  style="background-color:#DDD" | 0.6×

| 0.5× Max air speed || style="background-color:#DDD" | 0.6× || style="background-color:#DDD" | 0.7× || style="background-color:#DDD" | 0.85×

|-

| 0.5× Jump stats || style="background-color:#DDD" | 0.6× || style="background-color:#DDD" | 0.7× || style="background-color:#DDD" | 0.85×

| 1.20×

| colspan=4 | 132 KB limit

| Full knockback is taken when the limit is surpassed

| rowspan=2 | Unflinching Charged Smashes

| rowspan=2 | Gain [[armor|super armor]] while charging [[smash attack]]s.

| rowspan=2 | 3

| rowspan=2 | 2

| rowspan=2 | 1.13×

| 130 KB limit || <b>150</b> || style="background-color:#DDD" | 170 || style="background-color:#DDD" | 180

===Recovery skills===

{| class="wikitable sortable" width=100%

! width=10% rowspan=2 | Skill  

! width=30% rowspan=2 | Description  

! width=2.5% rowspan=2 | Rank  

! width=2.5% rowspan=2 | Cost  

! width=2.5% rowspan=2 | Team<br>Power

! colspan=4 | Effect

! width=20% rowspan=2 | Notes

| 1.13×

| 3 Damage recovered || style="background-color:#DDD" | 5 || style="background-color:#DDD" | 7 || style="background-color:#DDD" | 9

| Great Autoheal <ref group=Note>Found only on the ''Celebi'' spirit</ref>

| 1.20×

| colspan=4 | 5 Damage recovered

| 1.15×

| colspan=4 | Heals damage blocked ×0.15

| Does not factor in the 1.19× shield damage multiplier

| 1.13×

| 20 Damage recovered || style="background-color:#DDD" | 30 || style="background-color:#DDD" | 40 || style="background-color:#DDD" | 50

| 1.13×

| 50 Damage recovered || 75 || style="background-color:#DDD" | 100 || style="background-color:#DDD" | 125

| Critical-Health Healing ↑ ↑ <ref group=Note>Found only on the ''Sothis'' spirit</ref>

| Recovers a ton of health when a certain amount of damage is taken.

| 1.20×

| 100 Damage healed

| style="background-color:#DDD" colspan=3 |

| 3<ref group=Note>Only found on the ''Nightmare'' and ''Skull Kid & Majora's Mask'' enhanced primary spirits</ref>

| 1.15×

| colspan=4 | Heals damage×0.03

===Mobility skills===

{| class="wikitable sortable" width=100%

! width=10% rowspan=2 | Skill  

! width=30% rowspan=2 | Description  

! width=2.5% rowspan=2 | Rank  

! width=2.5% rowspan=2 | Cost  

! width=2.5% rowspan=2 | Team<br>Power

! colspan=4 | Effect

! width=20% rowspan=2 | Notes

| 1.06×

| 1.2× Ground mobility, max air speed || 1.4× || 1.6× || style="background-color:#DDD" | 1.8×

| 1.04×

| 2× Traction || 3× || 4× || <b>5×</b>

| rowspan=5 | Lightweight

| rowspan=5 | Greatly increases jump and move speed, but become easier to launch.

| rowspan=5 | 1

| rowspan=5 | 1

| rowspan=5 | 1.04×

| 0.9× Weight || 0.8× || 0.7× || 0.6×

| rowspan=5 |<!--note-->

| 1.3× Ground mobility & max air speed || 1.6× || 1.9× || 2.2×

| 1.3× Ground & Short-hop jump || 1.6× || 1.9× || 2.2×

|-

| 1.2× Aerial & Wall jump || 1.4× || 1.6× || 1.8×

| 1.15× Footstool jump || 1.3× || 1.45× || 1.6×

| rowspan=4 | 1

| rowspan=4 | 1.06×

| 1.4× Ground jump height || 1.8× || 2.2× || 2.6×

| rowspan=4 |<!--note-->

| 1.2× Ground jump, short-hop, wall-jump, & ledge jump speed || 1.4× || 1.6× || 1.8×

|-

| 1.15× Aerial jump speed || 1.3× || 1.45× || 1.6×

| 1.1× Footstool speed || 1.2× || 1.3× || 1.4×

|-

| rowspan=3 | Slows your fall speed after jumping.

| 0.65× Fall speed || 0.6× || 0.55× || 0.5×

| rowspan=3 | <!--note-->

| colspan=4 | 0.8× Gravity & fast fall speed

| colspan=4 | 0.9× Falling friction

| 1.15×

| 1 Extra jump || 2 || <b>3</b> || style="background-color:#DDD" | 4

| 1.04×

| 0.7× Landing lag duration || 0.6× || 0.5× || <b>0.4×</b>

| Does not reduce the additional landing lag incurred by {{SSBU|Bayonetta}}'s [[Bullet Arts]] extended neutral and up aerials, only reducing the base landing lag frames.