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The ''Stages'' page has new stages highlighted in the header; below is a grid of confirmed stages which can be selected to display in the middle of the grid. The ''Items'' page has the list of confirmed items, Poké Ball Pokémon, and Assist Trophies, accompanied with screenshots.
The ''Stages'' page has new stages highlighted in the header; below is a grid of confirmed stages which can be selected to display in the middle of the grid. The ''Items'' page has the list of confirmed items, Poké Ball Pokémon, and Assist Trophies, accompanied with screenshots.


The ''Music'' page updated every week until the game's launch with a new theme for viewers to listen to; a list can be found [[/Music|here]]. There is also a ''Videos'' page, which can be viewed uploaded videos, such as character reveal trailers and commercials.
The ''Music'' page updates every week with a new theme for viewers to listen to; a list can be found [[/Music|here]]. There is also a ''Videos'' page, which can be viewed uploaded videos, such as character reveal trailers and commercials.


Finally, there is a ''Super Smash Blog'' page, similar to the daily updates on the DOJO!! and the ''Pics of the Day'' section on the ''Smash 4'' site, where series director [[Masahiro Sakurai]] posts about information regarding the game, discussing playable characters, stages, Assist Trophies, music, and items. The Japanese, Korean and Chinese (Traditional and Simplified) sites receive an additional post for some playable characters, labelled as "memories", where Sakurai discusses the origins of the character in question; however, on October 3, 2018, the American site received one as well. As of November 14, 2018, the site received four posts labeled "gameplay", where it talks about [[spirit]]s and various subjects about it. These posts are posted five days a week, Sunday through Thursday (in North American timezones; in Japan, they are weekday updates); the first week these updates went live is an exception, as the updates started on a Tuesday and ended on Friday.
Finally, there is a ''Super Smash Blog'' page, similar to the daily updates on the DOJO!! and the ''Pics of the Day'' section on the ''Smash 4'' site, where series director [[Masahiro Sakurai]] posts about information regarding the game, discussing playable characters, stages, Assist Trophies, music, and items. The Japanese, Korean and Chinese (Traditional and Simplified) sites receive an additional post for some playable characters, labelled as "memories", where Sakurai discusses the origins of the character in question; however, on October 3, 2018, the American site received one as well. As of November 14, 2018, the site received four posts labeled "gameplay", where it talks about [[spirit]]s and various subjects about it. These posts are posted five days a week, Sunday through Thursday (in North American timezones; in Japan, they are weekday updates); the first week these updates went live is an exception, as the updates started on a Tuesday and ended on Friday.

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