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**The Wii Fit Trainer does not have any official artwork in any of the ''Wii Fit'' games. | **The Wii Fit Trainer does not have any official artwork in any of the ''Wii Fit'' games. | ||
**Being characters original to the ''Super Smash Bros.'' series, the Mii Fighters do not have any sources outside of the ''Super Smash Bros.'' series to use for their fighter spirits (aside from the Guest Miis that they are based off of). | **Being characters original to the ''Super Smash Bros.'' series, the Mii Fighters do not have any sources outside of the ''Super Smash Bros.'' series to use for their fighter spirits (aside from the Guest Miis that they are based off of). | ||
**Prior to version 10.1.0, this distinction applied to [[Cloud]]'s default costume as well. With the update, the fighter spirit gained artwork from ''Final Fantasy VII'', making Cloud the first fighter to have his fighter spirit changed through an update. However, his ''Advent Children'' costume does not have alternate artwork due to originating from a film rather than a video game | **Prior to version 10.1.0, this distinction applied to [[Cloud]]'s default costume as well. With the update, the fighter spirit gained artwork from ''Final Fantasy VII'', making Cloud the first fighter to have his fighter spirit changed through an update. However, his ''Advent Children'' costume does not have alternate artwork due to originating from a film rather than a video game. | ||
*There are several significant alternate costumes which do not have their own fighter spirit, including: | *There are several significant alternate costumes which do not have their own fighter spirit, including: | ||
**{{SSBU|Link}}'s Tunic of the Wild costume. | **{{SSBU|Link}}'s Tunic of the Wild costume. | ||
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Fighter spirits are a type of spirit in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. As the name suggests, they are spirits that are based on the playable roster in the game. Like master spirits, fighter spirits do not have any stats, as they are not used in gameplay in any way, though unlike master spirits, they are not used to assist the player at all, only being used for display purposes.
A character's fighter spirit is unlocked either when the player completes Classic Mode as that character, or they unlock it in the Vault shop for 300G. When the player views the fighter spirit in the Collection, the default artwork will be artwork from their home series, but the player can switch it with their artwork from Ultimate instead. Characters that have other characters as alternate costumes (such as gender swaps, the Koopalings, Alph, and the Dragon Quest III, IV, and VIII Heroes) or significant alternate costumes (such as Mario's Building and Wedding Outfits or Pikachu Libre) have separate fighter spirits from the base fighter than can only be unlocked in the Vault Shop. The Mario (Wedding), Meta Ridley, Ike (Path of Radiance), and Cloud (Advent Children) spirits can also be unlocked via challenges, and the Mario (Wedding) spirit can also be unlocked via the Wedding Mario amiibo.
List of Fighter Spirits
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- ^ FINAL FANTASY VII prior to Version 10.0.0.
Trivia
- Several fighter spirits do not have artwork from their home series to swap with their Ultimate artwork, instead solely using their Ultimate artwork. These characters are Pokémon Trainer, Robin, Wii Fit Trainer, Cloud (in his Advent Children costume), and the Mii Fighters.
- Both male and female Pokémon Trainer do have artwork from Pokémon FireRed & LeafGreen, but they're most likely unused as all of the other Pokémon spirits (aside from Detective Pikachu) in the base game use artwork from Pokémon Global Link.
- Robin does not have any official artwork from Fire Emblem Awakening, but does have in-game dialogue portraits that another character (Tharja) uses in her spirit as well. They do have artwork in Fire Emblem Heroes and Fire Emblem Warriors, but the rights to those artworks are owned by Intelligent Systems and Koei Tecmo respectively, not Nintendo.
- The Wii Fit Trainer does not have any official artwork in any of the Wii Fit games.
- Being characters original to the Super Smash Bros. series, the Mii Fighters do not have any sources outside of the Super Smash Bros. series to use for their fighter spirits (aside from the Guest Miis that they are based off of).
- Prior to version 10.1.0, this distinction applied to Cloud's default costume as well. With the update, the fighter spirit gained artwork from Final Fantasy VII, making Cloud the first fighter to have his fighter spirit changed through an update. However, his Advent Children costume does not have alternate artwork due to originating from a film rather than a video game.
- There are several significant alternate costumes which do not have their own fighter spirit, including:
- Link's Tunic of the Wild costume.
- Spiky-eared Pichu.
- R.O.B.'s Famicom costume (including the Japanese version where the spirit image still uses a photograph of R.O.B.'s international colors).
- Little Mac's wireframe alternate costume.
- Shulk's Ecru Type costume.
- Isabelle's winter coat.
- Zombie and Enderman, though they are represented as primary spirits.
- Sephiroth's coatless costume.
- Excluding the ones who only use their Ultimate artwork, PAC-MAN and Bayonetta (Bayonetta), are the only fighter spirits that use artwork from a game outside of their own series, specifically from the Sonic and Anarchy Reigns series respectively.
- The Legend of Zelda is the only universe with multiple fighters whose fighter spirits are not organized by Fighter number.
- If it was organized by Fighter number, Sheik would be placed before Zelda and Young Link would be placed before Ganondorf.
- Similarly, the Koopalings are not ordered the same way as they are on the character selection screen when selecting Bowser Jr.'s alternate costumes.
- Meta Ridley and Ike (Path of Radiance) are the only fighter spirits that cannot be unlocked via the Vault Shop.
- Lucas, Mr. Game and Watch, and the Ice Climbers are the only fighters to use sprites for their fighter spirits.
- Ness and R.O.B. are the only fighters to use real-life photographs for their fighter spirits.
- Min Min is currently the only character who had a spirit before becoming playable; as such, her fighter spirit is denoted with "(Fighter)".
- Although Luma is one half of a duo fighter alongside Rosalina, it is not acknowledged by name or artwork in Rosalina's fighter spirit (aside from their Ultimate artwork). Luma instead appears as a separate support spirit.
| Spirits | |
|---|---|
| by categories | Primary spirit (Enhanceable spirit) · Support spirit · Master spirit · Fighter spirit · (All spirits) · Summon · DLC Spirits (DLC changes) |
| by series | Super Mario · Donkey Kong · The Legend of Zelda · Metroid · Yoshi · Kirby · Star Fox · Pokémon · EarthBound · F-Zero · Ice Climber · Fire Emblem · Game & Watch · Kid Icarus · Wario · Metal Gear · Sonic the Hedgehog · Pikmin · R.O.B. · Animal Crossing · Mega Man · Wii Fit · Punch-Out!! · Pac-Man · Xenoblade Chronicles · Duck Hunt · Street Fighter · Final Fantasy · Bayonetta · Splatoon · Castlevania · Mii · Super Smash Bros. · Others · Persona · Dragon Quest · Banjo-Kazooie · Fatal Fury · ARMS · Minecraft · Tekken · Kingdom Hearts |
