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*Several fighter spirits do not have artwork from their home series to swap with their ''Ultimate'' artwork, instead solely using their ''Ultimate'' artwork. These characters are {{SSBU|Pokémon Trainer}}, {{SSBU|Robin}}, {{SSBU|Wii Fit Trainer}}, {{SSBU|Cloud}} (in his ''Advent Children'' costume), {{SSBU|Kazuya}} (in his default costume) and the {{SSBU|Mii Fighter}}s. | *Several fighter spirits do not have artwork from their home series to swap with their ''Ultimate'' artwork, instead solely using their ''Ultimate'' artwork. These characters are {{SSBU|Pokémon Trainer}}, {{SSBU|Robin}}, {{SSBU|Wii Fit Trainer}}, {{SSBU|Cloud}} (in his ''Advent Children'' costume), {{SSBU|Kazuya}} (in his default costume) and the {{SSBU|Mii Fighter}}s. | ||
**Both male and female Pokémon Trainer do have artwork from ''Pokémon FireRed & LeafGreen'' (as {{iw|bulbapedia|Red|game}} and {{iw|bulbapedia|Leaf|game}}), but they are most likely unused as all of the other ''Pokémon'' spirits from the game's launch (except for Detective Pikachu) use artwork from ''Pokémon Global Link'', which they lack. | **Both male and female Pokémon Trainer do have artwork from ''Pokémon FireRed & LeafGreen'' (as {{iw|bulbapedia|Red|game}} and {{iw|bulbapedia|Leaf|game}}), but they are most likely unused as all of the other ''Pokémon'' spirits from the game's launch (except for Detective Pikachu) use artwork from ''Pokémon Global Link'', which they lack. | ||
**Robin does not have any official artwork from ''Fire Emblem Awakening'' | **Robin does not have any official artwork from ''Fire Emblem Awakening''. Despite two other spirits from the ''Fire Emblem'' series, Tharja and Garon, using dialogue portraits as the basis for their spirits rather than official artwork, Robin, who also has them, does not follow suit. Additionally, Robin does have artwork in ''Fire Emblem Heroes'' and ''Fire Emblem Warriors'', but the rights to those artworks are owned by Intelligent Systems and Koei Tecmo respectively, not Nintendo. | ||
**Wii Fit Trainer does not have any official artwork in any of the ''Wii Fit'' games | **Apart from their colorful silhouettes were seen in promotional material and box artwork, the Wii Fit Trainer does not have any official artwork in any of the ''Wii Fit'' games. | ||
**While Cloud's default spirit has artwork, his ''Advent Children'' costume does not, possibly due to stricter licensing issues with Square Enix with using artwork from a movie rather than a video game. While his Advent Children costume has [[Media:AdventChildrenCloud.png|artwork]] from ''Dissidia Final Fantasy NT'' the artwork is owned by Koei Tecmo. | **While Cloud's default spirit has artwork, his ''Advent Children'' costume does not, possibly due to stricter licensing issues with Square Enix with using artwork from a movie rather than a video game. While his Advent Children costume has [[Media:AdventChildrenCloud.png|artwork]] from ''Dissidia Final Fantasy NT'' the artwork is owned by Koei Tecmo. | ||
***This distinction initially applied to the default costume as well, but version 10.1.0 retroactively gave it artwork from ''Final Fantasy VII'', making Cloud the only fighter to have his fighter spirit changed through an update. | ***This distinction initially applied to the default costume as well, but version 10.1.0 retroactively gave it artwork from ''Final Fantasy VII'', making Cloud the only fighter to have his fighter spirit changed through an update. | ||
** | **While Miis have had plenty of artwork throughout various ''[[Mii (universe)|Mii]]'' games, the Mii Fighters specifically, as characters original to the ''Super Smash Bros.'' series, do not have any outside sources to use for their fighter spirits. | ||
**While Kazuya's Coat costume has alternate artwork, the reason for Kazuya's default costume not having artwork is unknown, as he has plenty of artwork from the ''Tekken'' series, but is likely unused as all other ''Tekken'' spirits (except for Nina Williams and Yoshimitsu) use artwork from ''Tekken 7'', which lacks artwork of Kazuya in his Gi. Kazuya is the only DLC fighter with this distinction, as well as the only character whose alternate costume has artwork but the default does not. | **While Kazuya's Coat costume has alternate artwork, the reason for Kazuya's default costume not having artwork is unknown, as he has plenty of artwork from the ''Tekken'' series, but is likely unused as all other ''Tekken'' spirits (except for Nina Williams and Yoshimitsu) use artwork from ''Tekken 7'', which lacks artwork of Kazuya in his Gi. Kazuya is the only DLC fighter with this distinction, as well as the only character whose alternate costume has artwork but the default does not. | ||
*Excluding the ones who only use their ''Ultimate'' artwork, {{SSBU|Bayonetta}} is the only fighter that uses artwork from a game outside of her own series, as her "Bayonetta (Bayonetta)" fighter spirit uses artwork from ''Anarchy Reigns''. | *Excluding the ones who only use their ''Ultimate'' artwork, {{SSBU|Bayonetta}} is the only fighter that uses artwork from a game outside of her own series, as her "Bayonetta (Bayonetta)" fighter spirit uses artwork from ''Anarchy Reigns''. | ||
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Fighter spirits are a type of spirit in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. As the name suggests, they are spirits that are based on the playable roster in the game. Like master spirits, fighter spirits do not have any stats, as they are not used in gameplay in any way, though unlike master spirits, they are not used to assist the player at all, only being used for display purposes.
A character's fighter spirit is unlocked either when the player completes Classic Mode as that character, or they purchase it in the Vault shop for 300G. When the player views the fighter spirit in the Collection, the default artwork will be artwork from their home series, but the player can switch it with their artwork from Ultimate instead. Characters that have other characters as alternate costumes (such as gender swaps, the Koopalings, Alph, and the Dragon Quest III, IV, and VIII Heroes) or significant alternate costumes (such as Mario's Building and Wedding Outfits or Pikachu Libre) have separate fighter spirits from the base fighter than can only be unlocked in the Vault Shop. The Mario (Wedding), Meta Ridley, Ike (Path of Radiance), Cloud (Advent Children), and Inkling (Boy) spirits can also be unlocked via challenges, and the Mario (Wedding) spirit can also be unlocked via the Wedding Mario amiibo.
List of fighter spirits
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Trivia
- Several fighter spirits do not have artwork from their home series to swap with their Ultimate artwork, instead solely using their Ultimate artwork. These characters are Pokémon Trainer, Robin, Wii Fit Trainer, Cloud (in his Advent Children costume), Kazuya (in his default costume) and the Mii Fighters.
- Both male and female Pokémon Trainer do have artwork from Pokémon FireRed & LeafGreen (as Red and Leaf), but they are most likely unused as all of the other Pokémon spirits from the game's launch (except for Detective Pikachu) use artwork from Pokémon Global Link, which they lack.
- Robin does not have any official artwork from Fire Emblem Awakening. Despite two other spirits from the Fire Emblem series, Tharja and Garon, using dialogue portraits as the basis for their spirits rather than official artwork, Robin, who also has them, does not follow suit. Additionally, Robin does have artwork in Fire Emblem Heroes and Fire Emblem Warriors, but the rights to those artworks are owned by Intelligent Systems and Koei Tecmo respectively, not Nintendo.
- Apart from their colorful silhouettes were seen in promotional material and box artwork, the Wii Fit Trainer does not have any official artwork in any of the Wii Fit games.
- While Cloud's default spirit has artwork, his Advent Children costume does not, possibly due to stricter licensing issues with Square Enix with using artwork from a movie rather than a video game. While his Advent Children costume has artwork from Dissidia Final Fantasy NT the artwork is owned by Koei Tecmo.
- This distinction initially applied to the default costume as well, but version 10.1.0 retroactively gave it artwork from Final Fantasy VII, making Cloud the only fighter to have his fighter spirit changed through an update.
- While Miis have had plenty of artwork throughout various Mii games, the Mii Fighters specifically, as characters original to the Super Smash Bros. series, do not have any outside sources to use for their fighter spirits.
- While Kazuya's Coat costume has alternate artwork, the reason for Kazuya's default costume not having artwork is unknown, as he has plenty of artwork from the Tekken series, but is likely unused as all other Tekken spirits (except for Nina Williams and Yoshimitsu) use artwork from Tekken 7, which lacks artwork of Kazuya in his Gi. Kazuya is the only DLC fighter with this distinction, as well as the only character whose alternate costume has artwork but the default does not.
- Excluding the ones who only use their Ultimate artwork, Bayonetta is the only fighter that uses artwork from a game outside of her own series, as her "Bayonetta (Bayonetta)" fighter spirit uses artwork from Anarchy Reigns.
- The Legend of Zelda is the only universe with multiple fighters whose fighter spirits are not organized by fighter number. If they were, Sheik would be placed before Zelda, and Young Link would be placed before Ganondorf.
- Similarly, the Koopalings are not ordered the same way as they are on the character selection screen when selecting Bowser Jr.'s alternate costumes.
- Meta Ridley and Ike (Path of Radiance) are the only fighter spirits that cannot be unlocked via the Vault Shop.
- Min Min, Pyra, and Mythra all had spirits before becoming playable; as such, their fighter spirits are denoted with "(Fighter)".
- Joker is the only character to have a unique Smash render in their fighter spirit, as he uses artwork of him without his mask on as well as Arsène appearing with a render exclusive to the spirit. He is also the only character to feature another character not mentioned by name in their home series spirit artwork, again being Arsène.
- Neither Luma nor the Pikmin are present in the home series artwork for Rosalina, Olimar, and Alph's fighter spirits, nor are they mentioned by name (except for Olimar and Alph in Japanese), despite being present in their Ultimate artwork. They instead have separate primary and support spirits.
- Much like her standard spirit in the base game, Mythra's fighter spirit was altered to avoid raising the game's age rating. This makes Mythra the only character whose design was explicitly edited in her fighter spirit artwork.
- Palutena, Bayonetta, female Corrin and Pyra's fighter spirits remain unchanged, even though their actual appearances were altered in a similar manner.
- Sora and Lemmy are the only characters whose fighter spirit artwork and Smash artwork share the same pose. Barring the Timeless River costume, Sora's default spirit more resembles his artwork from the original Kingdom Hearts rather than his render for Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 ReMix.
- Samus's fighter spirit also resembles the pose in one of her artworks in Metroid: Other M.
| Spirits | |
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