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SmashRun-1.png|{{SSB4|Mario}} along with a [[Shotzo]], [[Kremling]]s, and a [[Tiki Buzz]]. | SmashRun-1.png|{{SSB4|Mario}} along with a [[Shotzo]], [[Kremling]]s, and a [[Tiki Buzz]]. | ||
SmashRun-2.png|{{SSB4|Little Mac}} fighting two Kremlings and a [[Goomba]]. | SmashRun-2.png|{{SSB4|Little Mac}} fighting two Kremlings and a [[Goomba]]. | ||
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Smash Run (フィールドスマッシュ, Field Smash) is a gameplay mode set to appear exclusively in the 3DS version of Super Smash Bros. 4. The mode will involve multiple players battling through stages and defeating enemies similar to Brawl's The Subspace Emissary. Players can collect "power-ups" to boost their stats during gameplay, such as attack strength, dashing speed, and jumping height. At certain points, human players also fight each other on a stage in a battle.
Known enemies
Gallery
E3 2013 screenshot, when mode was still a secret.
Mario in a wooded area, also before the mode was revealed.
- SmashRun-2.png
Little Mac fighting two Kremlings and a Goomba.
Wii Fit Trainer breaking targets.
Fox along with various power-ups.
- SmashRun-9.png
Pikachu's shown stats for Smash Run.
Origin
Smash Run is based in concept on City Trial from Kirby Air Ride, another game directed by Masahiro Sakurai.
