Same color glitch

The Same color glitch is a glitch in Super Smash Bros. Brawl and Super Smash Bros. 4 in VS Mode that causes two or more players to have the same palette swap, without Team Battle and without shading seen in Team Battle.

How to perform the glitch

Requirements

• Two or more players
• VS mode

1. One player (P1) must be set to Human and choose a character and the desired color scheme (ex: Red Mario)
2. Another player (P2) must be set to Human and choose the same character. (P2 should end up as Fire Mario)
3. Change P1 to None.
4. Change P2 to the color scheme previously used by P1. (Red Mario)
5. Turn Team Battle on.
6. Change P1 to Human.
7. Turn Team Battle off.

If done correctly, both players should be the same palette swap (Red Mario) at the start of the match, without any shading. This glitch can be done using any character by any combination of controller ports. However, the glitch will fix itself after the match is finished/exited. (Lower controller port will be Red Mario and higher port will be Fire Mario.)

This glitch can also be done by three or four players, as well as CPUs. Each additional player should perform steps 2-7, but each player must be done individually and all existing players will have to drop out/join in steps 3 and 6.

The same glitch may also occur, though rarely, when one player selects Random as their character.

In Smash 4, this glitch can be accomplished through the use of amiibo; when selecting the costume an amiibo would normally use, and then tapping the amiibo onto the Wii U GamePad or New Nintendo 3DS, the amiibo should show up with the default costume. The player can, in fact, select the default costume as well, and both will show up in the match. This glitch stays in effect until the amiibo is reselected.

Gallery

• Same Color Glitch Wii U.jpg

  The glitch in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U. Normally, the amiibo would use Ganondorf's gray color.

Video

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