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[[File:SpiritBoard.JPG|300px|thumb|The Spirit Board with 6 out of 10 unlocked spots. It also has the spirits: Dr. Lobe, Slash Man, Hammer Bro, Purple Pikmin, Rosemary, and Silver the Hedgehog.]]
[[File:SpiritBoard.JPG|300px|thumb|The Spirit Board with 6 out of 10 unlocked spots.]]
The '''Spirit Board''' ({{ja|スピリッツボード|Supirittsu bōdo}}, ''Spirit Board'') is a sub-menu within the {{b|Spirits|menu}} single-player [[mode]] of ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]''. It contains a random, periodically refreshed collection of Spirit Battles, which pit the player against [[Spirits (characters)|Spirit]]-possessed [[fighter]]s under special conditions. Spirits ranked Novice, Advance, and Ace will remain on the spirit board for five minutes, but Legend spirits will stay for fifteen minutes. The board starts off with six available choices but more slots are unlocked as the mode is played up to a maximum of ten. Many of these Spirits can also be obtained through [[World of Light]].
The '''Spirit Board''' ({{ja|スピリッツボード|Supirittsu bōdo}}, ''Spirit Board'') is a sub-menu within the {{b|Spirits|menu}} single-player [[mode]] of ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]''. It contains a random, periodically rotated collection of Spirit Battles, which pit the player against [[spirit]]-possessed [[fighter]]s under special conditions.


[[File:SpiritFromSpiritBoard.jpg|left|thumb|{{SSBU|Bowser}} attempting to get Magneton.]]
==Overview==
After completing the Spirit Battle, a scene ensues where the player must shoot the possessed fighter with a special gun to obtain the Spirit. The shot must be correctly timed to avoid hitting a rotating shield protecting the Puppet Fighter; the stronger the Spirit, the faster the shield will rotate and the smaller the gap. If the player hits the shield, they can spend Spirit Points (proportional to the Spirit's rank) to take a second shot; if they fail this shot as well or decline to pay, they will be returned to the Spirit Board without obtaining the Spirit. However, hitting the shield will destroy part of it, and this damage will be retained when the player finds the Spirit again. There are items that can make the timing of the shot easier by enlarging the gap in the shield or slowing its rotation, as well as items that can be used to gain an advantage in the Spirit Battle such as by making the enemy slowly take damage or weaken their minions. Other items will alter the Spirits present on the board such as by rotating spirits or by making primary or support spirits appear exclusively.
The Spirit Board is available from the start. That being said, only six slots are available at the start, with four more slots gradually being unlocked over time (for example, by completing certain [[Challenges]]). Every spirit only lasts on the Spirit board for a limited amount of time. Spirits ranked Novice, Advance, and Ace will remain on the Spirit Board for five minutes, while Legend spirits will stay for fifteen minutes. If a spirit is part of a weekend event, it can stay on the Spirit Board for up to an hour. If a spirit battle is cleared, that slot will remain empty until its timer expires. Prior to version 2.0.0, this would also happen upon losing a spirit battle, though currently any spirit battle can be challenged up to three times before disappearing. An exploit to bypass this timer exists by restarting the game. When the timer expires, a new spirit will not replace it and its timer won't start until the next time the player accesses the Spirit Board. To assist the player in knowing which battles they have already done, the Spirit Battle page has a "CLEAR!" badge that appears when the player has won a battle against this spirit, while a checkmark appears next to the spirit's rank on the board if the player has at least one of that spirit in their possession. There are [[Support Item]]s one can earn or purchase to make the spirit obtaining process easier. Examples include restocking the Spirit Board, re-rolling the board, or forcing the reappearance of a previously fought spirit, for either a second attempt at acquiring it or the chance of acquiring a duplicate.


Aside from Fighter Spirits, Master Spirits, and Spirits of Bosses, all Spirits can be obtained from the Spirit Board, including those found in World of Light; however, Spirits that can be found via summoning will not appear unless they have been previously summoned. Spirits that are obtained from a [[List of challenges (SSBU)|challenge]] will not appear on the Spirit Board until their challenges are completed. Additionally, spirits that must be summoned via evolution of another spirit do not have a spirit battle. Numerous Spirits can only be obtained exclusively from the Spirit Board. Spirits seem to be more common if the player doesn't have them.{{fact}}
Since some spirits can be obtained without having completed their battle (e.g., by [[amiibo]] or as a reward from {{SSBU|Classic Mode}}), it is possible to have a spirit in the inventory without having won its Spirit Battle. The opposite is also true, as spirits previously obtained can be [[enhanceable spirit|enhanced]] or [[dismiss]]ed, which could leave a battle marked as clear while the player at that moment lacks a copy of the spirit in question. Finally, when the board is refreshed, spirits that the player does not currently possess have higher chances of appearing. If the player has collected every spirit, then the board will start prioritizing spirits with battles that haven't been completed yet. If every spirit battle has been cleared, than the game will stop prioritizing and the selected spirits will be random for the most part.


As of Ver. 2.0.0, up to four players can participate in Spirit Battles offline. The number of players can be changed after selecting a challenge from the Spirit Board. However, if any of the players are KO'd, it counts as a defeat. Opponents will also have limited [[super armor]].
Aside from fighter spirits, master spirits, and spirits of Bosses, all spirits can be obtained from the Spirit Board, including those found in [[World of Light]]; however, spirits can be found via summoning will not appear unless they have been previously summoned. Spirits that are obtained from a [[List of challenges (SSBU)|challenge]] will not appear on the Spirit Board until their challenges are completed. Additionally, spirits that must be summoned via the evolution of another spirit do not have a Spirit Battle. Numerous spirits can only be obtained exclusively from the Spirit Board. Spirits that the player has not acquired have a higher likelihood of appearing on the board.


In Ver. 3.0.0., a Spirit Board with DLC spirits was added. Unlike the regular one, winning a Spirit Battle always awards the player with a Spirit without requiring the player to free it first, and all Spirits corresponding to the selected DLC will be present. These Spirits won't temporarily be removed from the board after time passes or if the player wins or loses, and obtaining all Spirits from the DLC Spirit Board will grant bonus [[Gold (collectible)|Gold]]. Spirits in this section can be obtained via regular means (e.g. as {{SSBU|Classic Mode}} prizes or in the [[Shop]]) even if the corresponding DLC has not been purchased. This Spirit Board also has its own unique theme, with a different background and music than the regular Board. [[Joker (SSBU)|Joker]]'s, for example, is based on [[Mementos]] and plays [[List_of_SSBU_Music_(Persona_series)#Wake_Up.2C_Get_Up.2C_Get_Out_There|Wake Up, Get Up, Get Out There]]).
==Spirit Board events==
{{Main|List of Spirit Board events}}
[[File:SBDuringEvent.jpg|thumb|300px|The Spirit Board during an event. The 2 bottom right slots contain event spirits]]
Occasionally (each week or so), special events involving [[spirit]]s fitting a specific theme will occur. When this happens, certain spirits who fit the theme will spawn with the word "Event" displaying on their cards and defeating spirits that match the theme will grant bonus rewards. Most Spirit Board events have periodically appearing spirits where certain spirits, generally Legend class spirits, or in rare occasions, newly released spirits appear at certain time intervals and stays on the board for one hour unlike other spirits. These spirits have unlimited tries whenever the player loses and will only disappear when the player wins the battle or the given hour expires. Legend-class spirits which are part of an event will stay up on the Spirit Board for up to one hour, rather than the standard fifteen minutes. During events with randomly appearing participating spirits, the 9th and 10th slots will exclusively feature event participating spirits, unless shuffled. Hourly spirits will fill up or replace the spirit at the bottom right slot at the top of an hour regardless of how much time remains for that slot.
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==List of Spirit Board events==
==Update history==
Occasionally (each week or so), special events involving [[Spirits]] fitting a specific theme will occur. When this happens, certain spirits who fit the theme will spawn at scripted time periods and defeating spirits that match the theme will grant bonus rewards.
==={{h2|List_of_updates_(SSBU)|2.0.0}}===
{|class="wikitable"
*Up to four players can now participate in Spirit Battles offline. The number of players can be changed after selecting a challenge from the Spirit Board. However, if any of the players are KO'd, it counts as a defeat. Opponents will also have limited [[super armor]].
!rowspan=2|Event Name
*The player can now fight a spirit up to three times before it disappears.
!rowspan=2|Poster
 
!colspan=2|Starting Day
==={{h2|List_of_updates_(SSBU)|3.0.0}}===
!colspan=2|Finishing Day
*A special [[DLC Spirits (mode)|Spirit Board for DLC spirits]] was added. DLC spirits were gradually rolled out in the updates they were introduced in, with each set containing unique background music. While these spirits can be obtained by other means even if the corresponding DLC has not been purchased (e.g. as {{SSBU|Classic Mode}} prizes or in the [[Shop]]), these special boards allow them to be challenged at any time without temporarily disappearing and randomly reappearing. Defeating an entire set of spirits rewards the player extra {{b|Gold|collectible}}.
!rowspan=2 style=width:20%|Themed after
!rowspan=2|Bonuses
|-
!PT
!ET
!PT
!ET
|-
|'''[[Spectacled Spirits]]''' {{NTSC}}<br>'''A Spectacle to Behold!''' {{flag|Europe}}
|[[Image:Spectacled Spirits.jpg|100px]]
|Dec 12, 2018
|Dec 13, 2018
|Dec 16, 2018
|Dec 17, 2018
|Spirits with glasses.
|Gold
|-
|'''[[Fire Emblem Fest (Part One)]]''' {{NTSC}}<br>'''Fire Emblem Fest - Part 1''' {{flag|Europe}}
|[[Image:Fire Emblem Fest (Part One).jpg|100px]]
|Dec 20, 2018
|Dec 21, 2018
|Dec 23, 2018
|Dec 24, 2018
|Spirits from the {{uv|Fire Emblem}} universe.
|Spirit Points
|-
|'''[[Oh Yeah! Mario Time!]]'''
|[[Image:Oh Yeah! Mario Time!.jpg|100px]]
|Dec 27, 2018
|Dec 28, 2018
|Jan 1, 2019
|Jan 2, 2019
|Spirits from the {{uv|Mario}} universe.
|Gold
|-
|'''[[Classics!]]''' {{NTSC}}<br>'''Now You're Playing with Spirit Power!''' {{flag|Europe}}
|[[Image:Classics!.jpg|100px]]
|Jan 3, 2019
|Jan 4, 2019
|Jan 6, 2019
|Jan 7, 2019
|Spirits related to games from the NES/Famicom.
|Snacks
|-
|'''{{h2|Spirit Board events without randomly appearing spirits|Double XP and SP!}}''' {{NTSC}}<br>'''Double EXP and SP!''' {{flag|Europe}}
|[[Image:Double XP and SP!.jpg|100px]]
|Jan 10, 2019
|Jan 11, 2019
|Jan 13, 2019
|Jan 14, 2019
|N/A
|XP & SP earned would be doubled
|-
|'''[[Fire Emblem Fest (Part Two)]]''' {{NTSC}}<br>'''Fire Emblem Fest - Part 2''' {{flag|Europe}}
|[[Image:Fire Emblem Fest (Part Two).jpg|100px]]
|Jan 17, 2019
|Jan 18, 2019
|Jan 20, 2019
|Jan 21, 2019
|Spirits from the ''Fire Emblem'' universe.
|Gold
|-
|'''[[The More the Merrier]]'''
|[[Image:The More the Merrier.jpg|100px]]
|Jan 24, 2019
|Jan 25, 2019
|Jan 27, 2019
|Jan 28, 2019
|Spirits with multiple characters in them.
|Snacks
|-
|'''[[MEGA SPIRITS!]]''' {{NTSC}}<br>'''Metal Heroes, Unite!''' {{flag|Europe}}
|[[Image:MEGA SPIRITS!.jpg|100px]]
|Jan 31, 2019
|Feb 1, 2019
|Feb 3, 2019
|Feb 4, 2019
|Spirits from the {{uv|Mega Man}} universe.
|Gold
|-
|'''[[Well-Rounded Spirits]]'''
|[[Image:Well-Rounded Spirits.jpg|100px]]
|Feb 8, 2019
|Feb 9, 2019
|Feb 11, 2019
|Feb 12, 2019
|Spirits with a round shape.
|Spirit Points
|-
|'''[[Power, Wisdom, and Courage]]''' {{NTSC}}<br>'''Power, Wisdom and Courage''' {{flag|Europe}}
|[[Image:Power, Wisdom, and Courage.jpg|100px]]
|Feb 15, 2019
|Feb 16, 2019
|Feb 18, 2019
|Feb 19, 2019
|Spirits from the {{uv|Zelda}} universe.
|Gold
|-
|'''[[Kong Family Reunion]]'''
|[[Image:Kong Family Reunion.jpg|100px]]
|Feb 22, 2019
|Feb 23, 2019
|Feb 25, 2019
|Feb 26, 2019
|Spirits from the {{uv|Donkey Kong}} universe.
|Snacks
|-
|'''[[Hard 'n' Heavy Metal]]'''
|[[Image:Hard 'n' Heavy Metal.jpg|100px]]
|Feb 28, 2019
|Mar 1, 2019
|Mar 3, 2019
|Mar 4, 2019
|Spirits with metallic bodies.
|Gold
|-
|'''[[Taking the Lead]]'''
|[[Image:Taking the Lead.jpg|100px]]
|Mar 7, 2019
|Mar 8, 2019
|Mar 11, 2019
|Mar 12, 2019
|Spirits from racing games.
|Spirit Points
|-
|'''[[Green Is the New Black]]'''
|[[Image:Green Is the New Black.jpg|100px]]
|Mar 14, 2019
|Mar 15, 2019
|Mar 17, 2019
|Mar 18, 2019
|Green colored spirits.
|Gold
|-
|'''{{h2|Spirit Board events without randomly appearing spirits|Spring Snackfest!}}'''
|[[Image:Spring Snackfest!.jpg|100px]]
|Mar 21, 2019
|Mar 22, 2019
|Mar 24, 2019
|Mar 25, 2019
|N/A
|High number of snacks<br>Snack (L) obtained after battle<br>SP earned would be tripled
|-
|'''[[Kings & Queens of the Sky]]'''
|[[Image:Kings & Queens of the Sky.jpg|100px]]
|Mar 28, 2019
|Mar 29, 2019
|Mar 31, 2019
|Apr 1, 2019
|Spirits with wings.
|Spirit Points
|-
|'''[[Cruisin' for a Bruisin']]'''
|[[Image:Cruisin' for a Bruisin.jpg|100px]]
|Apr 4, 2019
|Apr 5, 2019
|Apr 7, 2019
|Apr 8, 2019
|Hand-to-hand combat spirits.
|Gold
|-
|'''[[The Right Staff]]'''
|[[Image:The Right Staff.jpg|100px]]
|Apr 11, 2019
|Apr 12, 2019
|Apr 14, 2019
|Apr 15, 2019
|Staff-wielding spirits.
|Spirit Points
|-
|'''[[Castlevania: Spirit Nocturne]]'''
|[[Image:Castlevania Spirit Nocturne.jpg|100px]]
|Apr 18, 2019
|Apr 19, 2019
|Apr 21, 2019
|Apr 22, 2019
|Spirits from the {{uv|Castlevania}} universe.
|Gold
|-
|'''{{h2|Spirit Board events without randomly appearing spirits|Nintendo Labo SMASH KIT}}''' {{NTSC}}<br>'''Nintendo Labo: Smash Kit''' {{flag|Europe}}
|[[Image:Nintendo Labo SMASH KIT.jpg|100px]]
|Apr 25, 2019
|Apr 26, 2019
|Apr 30, 2019
|May 1, 2019
|Spirits from the {{uv|Nintendo Labo}} universe.
|EXP earned would be tripled
|-
|'''[[Tall Tails]]''' {{NTSC}}<br>'''Tails You Win''' {{flag|Europe}}
|[[Image:Tall Tails.jpg|100px]]
|May 2, 2019
|May 3, 2019
|May 5, 2019
|May 6, 2019
|Spirits with tails.
|Spirit Points
|-
|'''{{h2|Spirit Board events without randomly appearing spirits|Mum's the Word!}}'''
|[[Image:Mum's the Word!.jpg|100px]]
|May 9, 2019
|May 10, 2019
|May 12, 2019
|May 13, 2019
|Motherly spirits.
|Health drain obtained after battle<br>SP earned would be tripled
|-
|'''[[Suit Up!]]'''
|[[Image:Suit Up!.jpg|100px]]
|May 16, 2019
|May 17, 2019
|May 19, 2019
|May 20, 2019
|Spirits wearing ties or bow ties.
|Snacks
|-
|'''{{h2|Spirit Board events without randomly appearing spirits|Spirit Shield Slowdown}}'''
|[[Image:Spirit Shield Slowdown.jpg|100px]]
|May 23, 2019
|May 24, 2019
|May 26, 2019
|May 27, 2019
|N/A
|Spirit Shields spin slower<br>SP earned would be tripled
|-
|'''[[Super Smash Sisters (Spirit Board)|Super Smash Sisters]]'''
|[[Image:Super_Smash_Sisters.jpg|100px]]
|May 30, 2019
|May 31, 2019
|June 4, 2019
|June 5, 2019
|Heroines of their respective games
|Gold
|-
|'''[[Making a Splash]]'''
|[[Image:Making a Splash.jpg|100px]]
|June 6, 2019
|June 7, 2019
|June 9, 2019
|June 10, 2019
|Aquatic-themed spirits
|Gold
|-
|'''{{h2|Spirit Board events without randomly appearing spirits|Return to Koholint}}'''
|[[Image:Return to Koholint.jpg|100px]]
|June 14, 2019
|June 15, 2019
|June 19, 2019
|June 20, 2019
|Spirits from ''The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening''
|EXP earned would be doubled
|}


==Gallery==
==Gallery==
{{clear}}
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<gallery>
<gallery>
SpiritBoardFull.jpg|A full Spirit Board.
SpiritBoardFull.jpg|A full Spirit Board.
</gallery>
</gallery>
{{clear}}
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==Names in other languages==
{{langtable
|ja={{ja|スピリッツボード|Supirittsu Bōdo|?}}
|jaM=Spirits Board
|en=Spirit Board
|fr=Tableau des esprits
|frM=Board of spirits
|es=Tablero de espíritus
|esM=Board of spirits
|de=Geistertafel
|deM=Spirit board
|it=Tabellone degli spiriti
|itM=Board of spirits
|nl=Spiritboard
|nlM=
|ru={{rollover|Доска духов|Doska dukhov|?}}
|ruM=Spirits Board
|ko={{rollover|스피릿 보드|Seupirit Bodeu|?}}
|koM=Spirit Board
|zh={{rollover|命魂板|Mìnghún Bǎn|?}}
|zhM=Spirit Board
}}


==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*The possessed fighters encountered on the Spirit Board have their normal appearances, as opposed to the Puppet Fighters in [[World of Light]] that have red or purple eyes (depending on whether they are controlled by [[Galeem]] or [[Dharkon]], respectively).
*The possessed fighters encountered on the Spirit Board use their normal appearances, as opposed to the Puppet Fighters in [[World of Light]] that have red or purple eyes (depending on whether they are controlled by [[Galeem]] or [[Dharkon]], respectively).
*Due to being composed of two active characters, the {{SSBU|Ice Climbers}}' models behave strangely on the spirit freeing screen. When the player-controlled Ice Climbers enter the minigame, the partner climber's model will slide upon landing and touching the leader. On the other hand, beating a Spirit Battle against an Ice Climbers puppet fighter will seemingly show the lead climber only, but close observation shows that the partner is behind the leader with the same pose, and both Ice Climbers will separate upon being shot.
*The character's falling speed affects how long the player has to wait before they can shoot the spirit in the minigame. The higher the speed, the shorter the wait.
*If the player wins a regular Spirit Battle as {{SSBU|Joker}}, his unique screen transition (similar to when he wins a VS match) plays before the spirit freeing screen.
*If the player wins a regular Spirit Battle as {{SSBU|Joker}}, his unique screen transition (similar to when he wins a VS match) plays before the spirit freeing screen.
*In the Japanese version of the game, the announcer says 'Spirit Board' in a different, slightly lower inflection than in English.


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Latest revision as of 19:48, May 28, 2024

The Spirit Board with 6 out of 10 unlocked spots.

The Spirit Board (スピリッツボード, Spirit Board) is a sub-menu within the Spirits single-player mode of Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. It contains a random, periodically rotated collection of Spirit Battles, which pit the player against spirit-possessed fighters under special conditions.

Overview[edit]

The Spirit Board is available from the start. That being said, only six slots are available at the start, with four more slots gradually being unlocked over time (for example, by completing certain Challenges). Every spirit only lasts on the Spirit board for a limited amount of time. Spirits ranked Novice, Advance, and Ace will remain on the Spirit Board for five minutes, while Legend spirits will stay for fifteen minutes. If a spirit is part of a weekend event, it can stay on the Spirit Board for up to an hour. If a spirit battle is cleared, that slot will remain empty until its timer expires. Prior to version 2.0.0, this would also happen upon losing a spirit battle, though currently any spirit battle can be challenged up to three times before disappearing. An exploit to bypass this timer exists by restarting the game. When the timer expires, a new spirit will not replace it and its timer won't start until the next time the player accesses the Spirit Board. To assist the player in knowing which battles they have already done, the Spirit Battle page has a "CLEAR!" badge that appears when the player has won a battle against this spirit, while a checkmark appears next to the spirit's rank on the board if the player has at least one of that spirit in their possession. There are Support Items one can earn or purchase to make the spirit obtaining process easier. Examples include restocking the Spirit Board, re-rolling the board, or forcing the reappearance of a previously fought spirit, for either a second attempt at acquiring it or the chance of acquiring a duplicate.

Since some spirits can be obtained without having completed their battle (e.g., by amiibo or as a reward from Classic Mode), it is possible to have a spirit in the inventory without having won its Spirit Battle. The opposite is also true, as spirits previously obtained can be enhanced or dismissed, which could leave a battle marked as clear while the player at that moment lacks a copy of the spirit in question. Finally, when the board is refreshed, spirits that the player does not currently possess have higher chances of appearing. If the player has collected every spirit, then the board will start prioritizing spirits with battles that haven't been completed yet. If every spirit battle has been cleared, than the game will stop prioritizing and the selected spirits will be random for the most part.

Aside from fighter spirits, master spirits, and spirits of Bosses, all spirits can be obtained from the Spirit Board, including those found in World of Light; however, spirits can be found via summoning will not appear unless they have been previously summoned. Spirits that are obtained from a challenge will not appear on the Spirit Board until their challenges are completed. Additionally, spirits that must be summoned via the evolution of another spirit do not have a Spirit Battle. Numerous spirits can only be obtained exclusively from the Spirit Board. Spirits that the player has not acquired have a higher likelihood of appearing on the board.

Spirit Board events[edit]

Main article: List of Spirit Board events
The Spirit Board during an event. The 2 bottom right slots contain event spirits

Occasionally (each week or so), special events involving spirits fitting a specific theme will occur. When this happens, certain spirits who fit the theme will spawn with the word "Event" displaying on their cards and defeating spirits that match the theme will grant bonus rewards. Most Spirit Board events have periodically appearing spirits where certain spirits, generally Legend class spirits, or in rare occasions, newly released spirits appear at certain time intervals and stays on the board for one hour unlike other spirits. These spirits have unlimited tries whenever the player loses and will only disappear when the player wins the battle or the given hour expires. Legend-class spirits which are part of an event will stay up on the Spirit Board for up to one hour, rather than the standard fifteen minutes. During events with randomly appearing participating spirits, the 9th and 10th slots will exclusively feature event participating spirits, unless shuffled. Hourly spirits will fill up or replace the spirit at the bottom right slot at the top of an hour regardless of how much time remains for that slot.

Update history[edit]

2.0.0[edit]

  • Up to four players can now participate in Spirit Battles offline. The number of players can be changed after selecting a challenge from the Spirit Board. However, if any of the players are KO'd, it counts as a defeat. Opponents will also have limited super armor.
  • The player can now fight a spirit up to three times before it disappears.

3.0.0[edit]

  • A special Spirit Board for DLC spirits was added. DLC spirits were gradually rolled out in the updates they were introduced in, with each set containing unique background music. While these spirits can be obtained by other means even if the corresponding DLC has not been purchased (e.g. as Classic Mode prizes or in the Shop), these special boards allow them to be challenged at any time without temporarily disappearing and randomly reappearing. Defeating an entire set of spirits rewards the player extra Gold.

Gallery[edit]

  • A full Spirit Board.

    A full Spirit Board.

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese スピリッツボード Spirits Board
UK English Spirit Board —
France French Tableau des esprits Board of spirits
Germany German Geistertafel Spirit board
Spain Spanish Tablero de espíritus Board of spirits
Italy Italian Tabellone degli spiriti Board of spirits
China Chinese 命魂板 Spirit Board
South Korea Korean 스피릿 보드 Spirit Board
Netherlands Dutch Spiritboard
Russia Russian Доска духов Spirits Board

Trivia[edit]

  • The possessed fighters encountered on the Spirit Board use their normal appearances, as opposed to the Puppet Fighters in World of Light that have red or purple eyes (depending on whether they are controlled by Galeem or Dharkon, respectively).
  • Due to being composed of two active characters, the Ice Climbers' models behave strangely on the spirit freeing screen. When the player-controlled Ice Climbers enter the minigame, the partner climber's model will slide upon landing and touching the leader. On the other hand, beating a Spirit Battle against an Ice Climbers puppet fighter will seemingly show the lead climber only, but close observation shows that the partner is behind the leader with the same pose, and both Ice Climbers will separate upon being shot.
  • The character's falling speed affects how long the player has to wait before they can shoot the spirit in the minigame. The higher the speed, the shorter the wait.
  • If the player wins a regular Spirit Battle as Joker, his unique screen transition (similar to when he wins a VS match) plays before the spirit freeing screen.
  • In the Japanese version of the game, the announcer says 'Spirit Board' in a different, slightly lower inflection than in English.


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