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{{Main|Skill Tree}} | {{Main|Skill Tree}} | ||
[[File:Skill Tree.png|thumb|200px|left|The Skill Tree with skills unlocked.]] | [[File:Skill Tree.png|thumb|200px|left|The Skill Tree with skills unlocked.]] | ||
The Skill Tree is a menu item in World of Light. In it, the player can spend Skill Spheres ({{ja|スキルのかけら|Sukiru no Kakera}} ''Skill Fragments'') in order to learn Adventure Skills. These are effectively power-ups akin to the skills granted by Support Spirits | The Skill Tree is a menu item in World of Light. In it, the player can spend Skill Spheres ({{ja|スキルのかけら|Sukiru no Kakera}} ''Skill Fragments'') in order to learn Adventure Skills. These are effectively power-ups akin to the skills granted by Support Spirits which are both permanently added to the attributes of the player character and can stack with their equivalent Spirit skills. These skills appear as icons resembling the stat boost icons found in ''Smash 4''{{'}}s [[Smash Tour]] and [[Smash Run]]. Obtaining a skill also makes skills further down its path in the tree available. The player can spend [[SP]] to forget a power-up and gain back all of the Skill Spheres spent on it. | ||
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[[File:SSBU Spirits are freedom.png|thumb|left|200px|The Spirits returning to | [[File:SSBU Spirits are freedom.png|thumb|left|200px|The Spirits returning to the real world.]] | ||
The fighters climb the long stairwell while being attacked by Galeem and Dharkon and defeating more puppets. Afterward, they fight all six bosses once again. The two deity-like beings continue to battle each other before turning their attention to the fighters in a three-way climactic clash. Even in the midst of a shared enemy, the two deities still wage war against one another. When both Galeem and Dharkon are destroyed, their armies disintegrate as they fall into the ocean and explode, cleansing the universe of their influence. Now free, the spirits return to | The fighters climb the long stairwell while being attacked by Galeem and Dharkon and defeating more puppets. Afterward, they fight all six bosses once again. The two deity-like beings continue to battle each other before turning their attention to the fighters in a three-way climactic clash. Even in the midst of a shared enemy, the two deities still wage war against one another. When both Galeem and Dharkon are destroyed, their armies disintegrate as they fall into the ocean and explode, cleansing the universe of their influence. Now free, the spirits return to the real world. The imagery of this last scene strongly mirrors the lyrics of the [[Lifelight|main theme]]. | ||
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===Overworld=== | ===Overworld=== | ||
[[File:SSBU Everyone is here.png|thumb|200px|Most of the characters in the game that appear at the beginning of the first CGI cutscene.]] | [[File:SSBU Everyone is here.png|thumb|200px|Most of the characters in the game that appear at the beginning of the first CGI cutscene.]] | ||
All who opposed Galeem (aside from Kirby) are scattered among three realms, each being ruled over by Galeem and/or Dharkon, and must be defeated before joining the fight. 42 characters (with Pokémon Trainer counting as one) can be found in The Light Realm. 27 more characters can be found in The Dark Realm after defeating Galeem. The final 4 characters are found in The Final Battle following Dharkon's defeat. Several characters require more than just reaching their location on the map, such as King Dedede requiring collecting 11 foods in a minigame. Purchased DLC characters will join after | All who opposed Galeem (aside from Kirby) are scattered among three realms, each being ruled over by Galeem and/or Dharkon, and must be defeated before joining the fight. 42 characters (with Pokémon Trainer counting as one) can be found in The Light Realm. 27 more characters can be found in The Dark Realm after defeating Galeem. The final 4 characters are found in The Final Battle following Dharkon's defeat. Several characters require more than just reaching their location on the map, such as King Dedede requiring collecting 11 foods in a minigame. Purchased DLC characters will join after awaking at least 10 fighters. In total are 73 base game characters (with Pokémon Trainer counting as one) to rescue. | ||
The maps below show the location where the player can find the characters within Adventure Mode. | The maps below show the location where the player can find the characters within Adventure Mode. | ||
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These maps show where the player can find the characters in the sub-worlds of The Light Realm. | These maps show where the player can find the characters in the sub-worlds of The Light Realm. | ||
{{image|Needs full maps of Molten Fortress and Gourmet Race.}} | |||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
File:SSBUBaseMapGuide.jpg|250px|thumb|The Base map. | |||
File:ForestHill.jpg|thumb|300px|The Forest Hill map. | |||
File:PowerPlantMap.jpg|250px|thumb|The Power Plant map. | |||
File:Temple-of-Light-Floor-1.jpeg|250px|thumb|Part 1 of the Temple of Light map. | File:Temple-of-Light-Floor-1.jpeg|250px|thumb|Part 1 of the Temple of Light map. | ||
File:Temple-of-Light-Floor-2.jpeg|250px|thumb|Part 2 of the Temple of Light map. | File:Temple-of-Light-Floor-2.jpeg|250px|thumb|Part 2 of the Temple of Light map. | ||
File: | File:Kongo Jungle map SSBU.png|250px|thumb|The DK Island map. | ||
File:WorldTour.png|250px|thumb|The World Tour map. | |||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
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==Spirits required to overcome obstacles== | ==Spirits required to overcome obstacles== | ||
{{Main|Spirits with overworld effects}} | {{Main|Spirits with overworld effects}} | ||
*Cyrus & Reese, Guts Man, Bord & Cord & Barst, or | *Cyrus & Reese, Guts Man, Bord & Cord & Barst, or Mini Mario & Hammers - Bridge Repair | ||
*Mouser, Link (The Legend of Zelda), | *Mouser, Bob-omb, Link (The Legend of Zelda), Link (A Link Between Worlds), Totem Link, Bomb Man, Bomberman, or Poppy Bros. Jr. - Boulder Destruction | ||
*Ho- | *Ho-Oh - Rainbow Creation (used to connect the Magicant area with the Sky area in the Light Realm, activated from the Sky area) | ||
*Lapras - Beachside Town Transportation | *Lapras - Beachside Town Transportation | ||
*Kapp'n - Southern Great Plateau Boat Transportation | *Kapp'n - Southern Great Plateau Boat Transportation | ||
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**This also makes Dark Samus the only Echo Fighter to be a required unlock. | **This also makes Dark Samus the only Echo Fighter to be a required unlock. | ||
**Out of the three sub-realms in The Dark Realm, Dracula's Castle is the only one that doesn't have mandatory fighters to unlock. | **Out of the three sub-realms in The Dark Realm, Dracula's Castle is the only one that doesn't have mandatory fighters to unlock. | ||
***However, if Richter is revealed before fighting the Sub-realm boss, he will block the way to the fight, thus making Richter required to unlock. He is the only character with this distinction. | |||
*As few as 198 spaces cleared out of 615 are needed to complete World of Light, which is 32.19% completion.<ref>https://youtu.be/zMF2t6SpPpE?t=8938</ref> | *As few as 198 spaces cleared out of 615 are needed to complete World of Light, which is 32.19% completion.<ref>https://youtu.be/zMF2t6SpPpE?t=8938</ref> | ||
*Some spirits possess puppet fighters of Kirby, even though he was never captured by Galeem and could not have puppet fighters made from him. Masahiro Sakurai addressed this in an interview, stating that Galeem managed to analyze Kirby halfway through the story, making it possible to create puppets of him.<ref>https://twitter.com/PushDustIn/status/1098252915532165120?s=20</ref> | *Some spirits possess puppet fighters of Kirby, even though he was never captured by Galeem and could not have puppet fighters made from him. Masahiro Sakurai addressed this in an interview, stating that Galeem managed to analyze Kirby halfway through the story, making it possible to create puppets of him.<ref>https://twitter.com/PushDustIn/status/1098252915532165120?s=20</ref> | ||
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*{{SSBU|Meta Knight}}, {{SSBU|Inkling}}, {{SSBU|Hero}}, Banjo & Kazooie, Sephiroth, Pyra, Mythra, and {{SSBU|Sora}} are the only fighters who use their walking animations while navigating through the map in [[World of Light]]. | *{{SSBU|Meta Knight}}, {{SSBU|Inkling}}, {{SSBU|Hero}}, Banjo & Kazooie, Sephiroth, Pyra, Mythra, and {{SSBU|Sora}} are the only fighters who use their walking animations while navigating through the map in [[World of Light]]. | ||
*It is implied that spirits not appearing in World of Light are also victims of Galeem's attack. In the Direct that revealed World of Light, when Sakurai mused before the trailer that revealed the mode on what caused the characters to be turned into spirits, some spirits such as [[K.K. Slider]] (obtained after enhancing the DJ K.K. spirit) and the [[Moon]] (which must be summoned) were shown, which are unobtainable in World of Light. Additionally, the spirits of {{h2|List of spirits (Kid Icarus series)|Hades}} (exclusive to the Spirit Board) and {{h2|List of spirits (Others)|Hanenbow}} (exclusive to shopping) are explicitly known to be victims of Galeem, with the former being mentioned by Sakurai in an interview, and the latter being shown during to the World of Light opening cutscene as one of the non-playable characters vaporized by Galeem. | *It is implied that spirits not appearing in World of Light are also victims of Galeem's attack. In the Direct that revealed World of Light, when Sakurai mused before the trailer that revealed the mode on what caused the characters to be turned into spirits, some spirits such as [[K.K. Slider]] (obtained after enhancing the DJ K.K. spirit) and the [[Moon]] (which must be summoned) were shown, which are unobtainable in World of Light. Additionally, the spirits of {{h2|List of spirits (Kid Icarus series)|Hades}} (exclusive to the Spirit Board) and {{h2|List of spirits (Others)|Hanenbow}} (exclusive to shopping) are explicitly known to be victims of Galeem, with the former being mentioned by Sakurai in an interview, and the latter being shown during to the World of Light opening cutscene as one of the non-playable characters vaporized by Galeem. | ||
*This is the first Adventure Mode in any of the games to involve every base game character in the main story, as ''Melee''{{'}}s Adventure Mode only featured a select few unlockable characters upon their unlocking and | *This is the first Adventure Mode in any of the games to involve every base game character in the main story, as ''Melee''{{'}}s Adventure Mode only featured a select few unlockable characters upon their unlocking and The Subspace Emissary did not include {{SSBB|Jigglypuff}}, {{SSBB|Wolf}}, or {{SSBB|Toon Link}} in the main story. | ||
*The light vs. dark theme was previously shown in {{SSB4|Bayonetta}}'s [[List of character posters#Bayonetta|''Smash 4'' poster]]. | *The light vs. dark theme was previously shown in {{SSB4|Bayonetta}}'s [[List of character posters#Bayonetta|''Smash 4'' poster]]. | ||
*Unopened treasure chests do not count toward the completion percentage (it is possible to get 100% completion without opening some treasure chests). | |||
*On the map screen, the color of the Menu option depends on the [[difficulty]] selected (e.g. red on Hard difficulty and yellow on Normal difficulty). | |||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||