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| [[File:SSB4 - Trophy Shop.jpg|thumb|The Trophy Shop in {{for3ds}}]] | | {{future release}} |
| [[File:WiiUTrophyShop.jpg|thumb|The Trophy Shop in {{forwiiu}}]] | | [[File:SSB4 - Trophy Shop.jpg|thumbnail|right|The Trophy Shop in [[Super Smash Bros. for 3DS]]]] |
| In ''[[Super Smash Bros. 4]]'', players have the option of buying [[trophies]] from the '''trophy shop''' ({{ja|フィギュアショップ|Figyua Shoppu}}, ''Figure Shop''). Trophies can be sold at varying prices, though discounts that lower the amount of {{B|Gold|collectible}} required to buy them can occur. Trophies can also be purchased by using [[wikipedia:Nintendo 3DS#Activity Log|Play Coins]] in the 3DS version. The shop sells six trophies at a time in the 3DS version and eight at a time in the Wii U version; the stock refreshes gradually after a certain amount of time spent in matches. The shop may sell trophies that the player already owns, which is noted by an "unlocked" sign, but does not block the player from buying duplicates. | | In ''[[Super Smash Bros. 4]]'', players will have the option of buying [[trophies]] from the '''trophy shop''' ({{ja|フィギュアショップ}}, ''Figure Shop''). Most seem to cost 300 [[Coins (collectable)|gold coins]], while some are offered at a discount. Trophies can alternatively be purchased using [[Play Coin]]s in the 3DS version. |
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| In the Wii U version, alternate colored fighter trophies will randomly become available to purchase as the player clears {{SSB4-Wii U|Classic Mode}} or [[All Star Mode]] with each fighter. Unlike most random trophies, they are found exclusively at the Trophy Shop. Clearing Classic or All-Star as {{SSB4|Olimar}} and {{SSB4|Bowser Jr.}} will also add trophies of [[Alph]] and each of the [[Koopalings]] in the shop, respectively.
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| Like the [[Lottery]] and [[Coin Launcher]] modes, the Trophy Shop remains accessible after all trophies are obtained.
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| The music used in the Trophy Shop is also used for the 3DS version's DLC shop.
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| == Prices ==
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| There are currently six known base trophy prices; the more expensive prices start appearing after more trophies are collected. Each trophy can additionally be sold at a random discount: 20%, 30%, 40%, or 50% off.
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| The top number in each cell is the selling price in gold coins, while the bottom one is in Play Coins.
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| {| class="wikitable" | |
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| ! Base
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| ! -20%
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| ! -30%
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| ! -40%
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| ! -50%
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| ! Play Coin rate
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| ! Price 1
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| | 300<br />5
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| | 240<br />4
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| | 210<br />3<ref group="note" name="round" />
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| | 180<br />3
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| | 150<br />2<ref group="note" name="round" />
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| | 60G
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| |-
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| ! Price 2
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| | 500<br />10
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| | 400<br />8
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| | 350<br />7
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| | 300<br />6
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| | 250<br />5
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| | 50G
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| |-
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| ! Price 3
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| | 800<br />20
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| | 640<br />16
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| | 560<br />14
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| | 480<br />12
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| | 400<br />10
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| | 40G
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| |-
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| ! Price 4
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| | 1000<br />30
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| | 800<br />24
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| | 700<br />21
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| | 600<br />18
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| | 500<br />15
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| | 33.3G
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| |-
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| ! Price 5
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| | 1500<br />40
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| | 1200<br />32
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| | 1050<br />28
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| | 900<br />24
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| | 750<br />20
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| | 37.5G
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| |-
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| ! Price 6
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| | 2500<br />100
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| | 2000<br />80
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| | 1750<br />70
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| | 1500<br />60
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| | 1250<br />50
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| | 25G
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| |}
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| <references group="note">
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| <ref name="round">These values are rounded down.</ref>
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| </references>
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| == Trivia ==
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| * Multiple copies of the same trophy can appear at the same time in the Wii U version's trophy shop, possibly at different discounts.
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| [[Category:Bonus Games]]
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| [[Category:Minigames]]
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| [[Category:Trophies]]
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