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Unlike the [[Spirit Board]], Spirit Battles in this mode can be played as many times as the player wants, and if the player defeats a spirit, they get it right away instead of having to shoot it, much like in [[World of Light]]. These boards can also have multiple pages if there are more than eight spirits in a given board (excluding [[Enhanceable spirit|enhanced spirits]]). | Unlike the [[Spirit Board]], Spirit Battles in this mode can be played as many times as the player wants, and if the player defeats a spirit, they get it right away instead of having to shoot it, much like in [[World of Light]]. These boards can also have multiple pages if there are more than eight spirits in a given board (excluding [[Enhanceable spirit|enhanced spirits]]). | ||
In 3.0.0, the DLC Spirits button originally went straight to ''Persona 5'''s Spirit Board, but starting with update {{SSBU|4.0.0}}, the selection was changed to a menu containing the various Spirit Boards for each Challenger Pack of Fighters Pass Vol. 1 & 2, with the options for the unreleased boards being labeled as "COMING SOON". The only way to access spirits exclusive to the DLC boards without the DLC being purchased is by spending Gold on them in the [[Vault]] [[Shop]], although their Spirit Battles can not be [[rematch]]ed in the {{h2|Inventory|Spirit List}}. | In 3.0.0, the DLC Spirits button originally went straight to ''Persona 5'''s Spirit Board, but starting with update {{SSBU|4.0.0}}, the selection was changed to a menu containing the various Spirit Boards for each Challenger Pack of Fighters Pass Vol. 1 & 2, with the options for the unreleased boards being labeled as "COMING SOON". Starting {{SSBU|8.0.0}}, the menu is expanded to two columns with content from Fighters Pass Vol. 1 appearing on the left column and Vol.2 appearing on the right column. The only way to access spirits exclusive to the DLC boards without the DLC being purchased is by spending Gold on them in the [[Vault]] [[Shop]], although their Spirit Battles can not be [[rematch]]ed in the {{h2|Inventory|Spirit List}}. | ||
Completing all the Spirit Battles on a board will reward the player with 10,000 {{b|Gold|collectible}}. | Completing all the Spirit Battles on a board will reward the player with 10,000 {{b|Gold|collectible}}. | ||
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*The art representing the ''Fatal Fury'' Spirit Board on the DLC Spirits selection screen repurposes the fireball from Mario's ''SSB4'' render. | *The art representing the ''Fatal Fury'' Spirit Board on the DLC Spirits selection screen repurposes the fireball from Mario's ''SSB4'' render. | ||
*The ''Minecraft'' Spirit Board's background shows a rotating panorama of a ''Minecraft'' map, reminiscent of Bedrock Edition's title screen. | *The ''Minecraft'' Spirit Board's background shows a rotating panorama of a ''Minecraft'' map, reminiscent of Bedrock Edition's title screen. | ||
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Revision as of 20:38, December 11, 2020
DLC Spirits is a Super Smash Bros. Ultimate mode added in update 3.0.0 where players can collect spirits based on each respective Challenger Pack, with the background and music of the menu of each DLC Spirit Board being themed after it.
Unlike the Spirit Board, Spirit Battles in this mode can be played as many times as the player wants, and if the player defeats a spirit, they get it right away instead of having to shoot it, much like in World of Light. These boards can also have multiple pages if there are more than eight spirits in a given board (excluding enhanced spirits).
In 3.0.0, the DLC Spirits button originally went straight to Persona 5's Spirit Board, but starting with update 4.0.0, the selection was changed to a menu containing the various Spirit Boards for each Challenger Pack of Fighters Pass Vol. 1 & 2, with the options for the unreleased boards being labeled as "COMING SOON". Starting 8.0.0, the menu is expanded to two columns with content from Fighters Pass Vol. 1 appearing on the left column and Vol.2 appearing on the right column. The only way to access spirits exclusive to the DLC boards without the DLC being purchased is by spending Gold on them in the Vault Shop, although their Spirit Battles can not be rematched in the Spirit List.
Completing all the Spirit Battles on a board will reward the player with 10,000 Gold.
Series in DLC Spirits
| Series | Image | Spirits | Music played in DLC Spirit Board | Released |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Persona
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Wake Up, Get Up, Get Out There | April 17, 2019 |
 Dragon Quest
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Adventure - DRAGON QUEST III | July 30, 2019 | |
 Banjo-Kazooie
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Main Theme - Banjo-Kazooie | September 4, 2019 |
 Fatal Fury
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Kurikinton - FATAL FURY 2 (Original) | November 6, 2019 |
 Fire Emblem
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The Edge of Dawn (Seasons of Warfare) | January 28, 2020 | |
 ARMS
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ARMS Grand Prix Official Theme Song | June 29, 2020 |
 Minecraft
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Earth | October 13, 2020 |
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- Every DLC Spirit board contains one support spirit of the Legend-class.
- Each of these spirits contains a unique ability not featured on any other spirit in the game.
- Persona and Dragon Quest are the only DLC Spirit Boards that contain no primary Neutral type spirits.
- Persona and Fatal Fury are the only DLC Spirit Boards that each contain two primary Grab type spirits and two primary Attack type spirits.
- Persona is the only DLC Spirit Board which contains recycled artwork, with Morgana appearing in both the Morgana and Phantom Thieves of Heart Spirit Battle.
- Dragon Quest is the only DLC Spirit Board to have had a spirit added to its board after its release (Tockles).
- Banjo-Kazooie is the only DLC Spirit Board:
- That contains no primary Attack type spirits.
- To have spirit artwork specifically created for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, similar to a handful of the Castlevania spirits.
- Fatal Fury is the only DLC Spirit Board:
- To feature spirits outside of its universe.
- Whose corresponding character is not fought in any Spirit Battle.
- In which the Legend spirit is not the last one on the list (not counting Tockles being added after the DLC Spirit Board itself).
- However, Geese Howard, the Spirit board's Legend-class spirit, is the last Fatal Fury spirit in order, as all other spirits after him are considered "Others" spirits.
- Whose background and music are themed around the corresponding fighter rather than a series or game.
- Fire Emblem is the only DLC Spirit Board:
- Based on a pre-existing primary universe.
- Which does not contain any unique background artwork, simply displaying an image of the Cathedral of Byleth's home stage, Garreg Mach Monastery.
- ARMS is the only DLC Spirit Board:
- To contain pre-existing spirits, with the spirits in question being Spring Man, Ribbon Girl, Ninjara, and Twintelle.
- To contain two primary Neutral type spirits.
- Minecraft is the only DLC Spirit Board that contains no primary Shield type spirits.
- Dragon Quest and Banjo-Kazooie are currently the only DLC Spirit Boards to have only one page of spirits, given they have no more than eight spirits on the board.
- Fatal Fury and ARMS are currently the only DLC Spirit Boards to have no two Spirit Battles share the same music, including the menu music.
- Fire Emblem, ARMS and Minecraft are currently the only DLC Spirit Boards to not have any Spirit Battles featuring King Dedede as a puppet fighter.
- The art representing the Fatal Fury Spirit Board on the DLC Spirits selection screen repurposes the fireball from Mario's SSB4 render.
- The Minecraft Spirit Board's background shows a rotating panorama of a Minecraft map, reminiscent of Bedrock Edition's title screen.
