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In ''Super Smash Bros. 4'', amiibo, when scanned by the console, allow the character represented by the figurines to be used in-game as a customized CPU opponent. Any amiibo figure corresponding to a ''Smash'' character may be used (not only ''Super Smash Bros.'' series amiibo); however, amiibo cards (such as the ''Animal Crossing'' amiibo cards) cannot be used as Figure Players. amiibo can be used to load Figure Players into any copy of the game, even if the character has not been [[unlockable character|unlocked]] or [[downloadable content|downloaded]]. | In ''Super Smash Bros. 4'', amiibo, when scanned by the console, allow the character represented by the figurines to be used in-game as a customized CPU opponent. Any amiibo figure corresponding to a ''Smash'' character may be used (not only ''Super Smash Bros.'' series amiibo); however, amiibo cards (such as the ''Animal Crossing'' amiibo cards) cannot be used as Figure Players. amiibo can be used to load Figure Players into any copy of the game, even if the character has not been [[unlockable character|unlocked]] or [[downloadable content|downloaded]]. | ||
The Figure Player can be modified by players with [[character customization]] options, which can then be saved to the amiibo. As with other player-designed custom sets for characters, amiibo can be assigned a name and a specific {{SSB4|alternate costume}}. | The Figure Player can be modified by players with [[character customization]] options, which can then be saved to the amiibo. As with other player-designed custom sets for characters, amiibo can be assigned a name and a specific {{SSB4|alternate costume}}. In the case of the [[Mii Fighter (SSB4)|Mii Fighters]], unstead of assigning them a determinate alternate costume, one of the Mii Fighters (corresponding the type of Mii Fighter) saved in the game is assigned to the Figure Player that cannot be changed unless its save data is deleted. | ||
Unlike normal fighters, amiibo fighters' stats are modified by "feeding" them [[equipment]], including equipment that fighter cannot normally use (e.g. a Mario Figure Player can be "fed" Hammer equipment, despite not being able to equip it), but any "fed" equipment is permanently lost. There is a limit to how many times a Figure Player can be fed before battling. A Figure Player can also "learn" up to three bonus effects from the equipment they are given. By default, the amiibo's stat total is capped at 120. | Unlike normal fighters, amiibo fighters' stats are modified by "feeding" them [[equipment]], including equipment that fighter cannot normally use (e.g. a Mario Figure Player can be "fed" Hammer equipment, despite not being able to equip it), but any "fed" equipment is permanently lost. There is a limit to how many times a Figure Player can be fed before battling. A Figure Player can also "learn" up to three bonus effects from the equipment they are given. By default, the amiibo's stat total is capped at 120. | ||