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''Ultimate'' adding the ability for Figure Players to consume [[spirits]] and gaining their [[spirit#spirit effects|effects]] added another layer of depth to how amiibo tournaments work. The [[broken]] stat and effect builds that are possible with certain characters often warrant the need for certain spirits and effects to be banned. While there is no universal ban list, some generally agreed upon banned effects include Super Armor, Slow Super Armor, Armor Knight, Autoheal, and Great Autoheal.<ref>[https://exion-vault.com/2022/03/05/ssbu-amiibo-spirit_tier/ ''Ultimate'' amiibo tier list including spirits]</ref> Before entering a tournament, each amiibo must be inspected to ensure it abides by the tournament ruleset and has not consumed any banned spirits nor has been hacked in any way. | ''Ultimate'' adding the ability for Figure Players to consume [[spirits]] and gaining their [[spirit#spirit effects|effects]] added another layer of depth to how amiibo tournaments work. The [[broken]] stat and effect builds that are possible with certain characters often warrant the need for certain spirits and effects to be banned. While there is no universal ban list, some generally agreed upon banned effects include Super Armor, Slow Super Armor, Armor Knight, Autoheal, and Great Autoheal.<ref>[https://exion-vault.com/2022/03/05/ssbu-amiibo-spirit_tier/ ''Ultimate'' amiibo tier list including spirits]</ref> Before entering a tournament, each amiibo must be inspected to ensure it abides by the tournament ruleset and has not consumed any banned spirits nor has been hacked in any way. | ||
In standard tournament play, teaming with a Figure Player for [[doubles]] is universally banned, outside of rare side events centered around that premise. While tournaments may occasionally allow players without a partner to team with a CPU as long as they pay double the entry fee, teaming with a Figure Player isn't allowed due to the immense statistical buffs they have even if not fed any equipment/spirits. Aside from giving them a significant unfair advantage over their opponents, it also radically changes gameplay by altering how [[combo]]s and [[kill confirm]]s work on them, the [[frame]] | In standard tournament play, teaming with a Figure Player for [[doubles]] is universally banned, outside of rare side events centered around that premise. While tournaments may occasionally allow players without a partner to team with a CPU as long as they pay double the entry fee, teaming with a Figure Player isn't allowed due to the immense statistical buffs they have even if not fed any equipment/spirits. Aside from giving them a significant unfair advantage over their opponents, it also radically changes gameplay by altering how [[combo]]s and [[kill confirm]]s work on them, the [[frame]] advantage of moves that hit them, the [[shield]] [[safety]] of moves used by the Figure Player, among other things. Tournaments will typically have it stated in their rules that using amiibos are banned, and if not, [[tournament organizer]]s will reject someone trying to enter doubles with their amiibo on the spot. | ||
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