List of spirits (Others): Difference between revisions

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The following is the list of the spirits that are left unsorted by game series in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. There are a total of 130 different games or series represented in the list. For the spirits available since the game release, the series are ordered by the console they debuted on and the year their first game (or in the case of some third-party series, Nintendo-published installment) released. For example, all series that debuted on the Game Boy are listed before the ones that debuted on the SNES/Super Famicom, regardless of whether an SNES series predates a Game Boy one.

Primary Spirits

No.	Name	Class	Slot	Base	Max	Base	Max	Base	Max	Ability	Origin Game	Acquisition
1,118	Tamagon	★	⬡	902	4,513	415	2,076	487	2,437	No Effect	Devil World	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
1,125	Fish	★★		1,954	7,861	830	3,337	1,014	4,079	Electric Weakness	Balloon Fight	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
1,126	Mach Rider	★	⬡	889	4,454	556	2,784	299	1,499	Speed ↑	Mach Rider	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
1,128	Takamaru	★★★	⬡⬡	2,948	8,869	1,541	4,636	1,139	3,427	Sword Attack ↑	The Mysterious Murasame Castle	•Purchase at Anna's Emporium for 4000SP •Battle via Spirit Board
1,130	Donbe & Hikari	★★	⬡⬡⬡	1,502	6,012	751	3,006	751	3,006	Can Be Enhanced at Lv. 99	Shin Onigashima	•Battle via World of Light (Sacred Land) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
1,131	Donbe & Hikari (Shin Onigashima Kouhen)	★★★	⬡⬡⬡	3,167	9,505	1,523	4,570	1,523	4,570	Stamina ↑	Shin Onigashima	•Enhance the Donbe & Hikari spirit
1,135	Andy	★★	⬡⬡⬡	1,435	5,744	696	2,786	739	2,958	No Effect	Advance Wars (Artwork: Advance Wars 2: Black Hole Rising)	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
1,136	Eagle	★	⬡	1,006	5,034	584	2,920	422	2,114	No Effect	Advance Wars	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
1,137	Olaf	★	⬡	953	4,768	386	1,931	567	2,837	No Effect	Advance Wars (Artwork: Game Boy Wars Advance 1+2)	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
1,139	Goku & Chao	★	⬡⬡	854	4,274	401	2,009	453	2,265	No Effect	Yūyūki	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
1,140	Sukapon	★★★★	⬡⬡	4,251	10,630	2,106	5,265	1,905	4,764	Strong Throw	Joy Mech Fight	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 15,000G
1,143	Frog & Snake	★★	⬡⬡⬡	1,574	6,299	653	2,614	921	3,685	Can Be Enhanced at Lv. 99	Kaeru no Tame ni Kane wa Naru	•Summon with cores from Prince Peasley, Winky, and Rattly •Battle via World of Light (The Dark Realm) •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G (unlocked after obtaining spirit once)
1,144	Prince of Sablé	★★★★	⬡⬡⬡	4,373	10,935	1,871	4,679	2,334	5,836	Transformation Duration ↑	Kaeru no Tame ni Kane wa Naru	•Enhance the Frog & Snake spirit
1,145	Prince Richard	★★★	⬡⬡⬡	2,798	8,416	1,581	4,755	1,217	3,661	No Effect	Kaeru no Tame ni Kane wa Naru	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 6000G
1,148	Satoru	★	⬡⬡⬡	842	4,216	463	2,319	379	1,897	No Effect	Kousoku Card Battle: Card Hero	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
1,150	ST Falcon	★	⬡	1,055	5,280	369	1,848	686	3,432	No Effect	Battle Clash	•Purchase at Sheldon's Place for 500SP •Battle via Spirit Board
1,154	Dion, Max, & Jack	★	⬡⬡⬡	883	4,417	331	1,656	552	2,761	No Effect	Marvelous: Mouhitotsu no Takarajima	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
1,157	Harry	★	⬡	1,031	5,162	486	2,432	506	2,532	Fist Attack ↑	Teleroboxer	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
1,160	Ray Mk II	★★	⬡⬡⬡	1,427	5,710	856	3,426	571	2,284	Can Be Enhanced at Lv. 99	Custom Robo V2 (Artwork: Custom Robo Arena)	•Treasure Chest in World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board (unlocked after obtaining spirit once) •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G (unlocked after obtaining spirit once)
1,161	Ray Mk III	★★★	⬡⬡⬡	2,864	8,594	1,584	4,752	1,170	3,512	Lightweight	Custom Robo Arena	•Enhance the Ray Mk II spirit
1,162	Flare	★	⬡⬡⬡	941	4,712	489	2,447	416	2,084	Weight ↓	Custom Robo (Artwork: Custom Robo V2)	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
1,164	Saki Amamiya	★★★	⬡⬡	2,678	8,074	1,339	4,037	1,339	4,037	No Effect	Sin and Punishment	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 6000G
1,168	Isaac	★★★	⬡⬡⬡	2,534	7,622	1,495	4,497	1,039	3,125	Can Be Enhanced at Lv. 99	Golden Sun	•Summon with cores from Garet, Mia, and Ivan •Battle via World of Light (The Final Battle - Light) •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 6000G (unlocked after obtaining spirit once)
1,169	Isaac (Dark Dawn)	★★★★	⬡⬡⬡	4,667	11,672	2,544	6,362	1,661	4,154	Energy Shot Attack/Resistance ↑	Golden Sun: Dark Dawn	•Enhance the Isaac spirit
1,170	Garet	★	⬡	1,096	5,486	593	2,968	404	2,020	Fire Attack ↑	Golden Sun	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
1,172	Mia	★	⬡⬡	869	4,353	326	1,632	479	2,399	Water Attack ↑	Golden Sun	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
1,173	Felix	★★	⬡⬡	1,464	5,878	747	2,998	717	2,880	No Effect	Golden Sun	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
1,175	Matthew	★★	⬡⬡	1,544	6,198	903	3,626	641	2,572	No Effect	Golden Sun: Dark Dawn	•Battle via World of Light (Sacred Land) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
1,176	Magical Vacation Protagonists	★★	⬡⬡	1,797	7,214	916	3,679	881	3,535	No Effect	Magical Vacation	•Battle via World of Light (Sacred Land) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
1,178	Mokka	★★	⬡	1,724	6,923	569	2,286	1,058	4,246	Weight ↑	Magical Vacation (Artwork: Magical Starsign)	•Purchase at Sheldon's Place for 1000SP •Battle via Spirit Board
1,179	DeMille	★	⬡⬡	903	4,521	506	2,532	397	1,989	No Effect	Tomato Adventure	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
1,181	Starfy	★★★	⬡⬡⬡	3,078	9,281	1,628	4,908	1,332	4,016	Weight ↓	Densetsu no Stafy (Artwork: The Legendary Starfy)	•Summon with cores from Moe, Old Man Lobber, and Mermaid
1,182	Starly	★★	⬡⬡⬡	1,784	7,161	798	3,202	918	3,684	Weight ↓	Densetsu no Stafy 3 (Artwork: The Legendary Starfy)	•Battle via World of Light (The Final Battle - Light) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
1,183	Moe	★	⬡	900	4,500	270	1,350	630	3,150	No Effect	Densetsu no Stafy (Artwork: The Legendary Starfy)	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
1,192	Karate Joe	★★★	⬡⬡	2,639	7,942	1,015	3,055	1,523	4,582	Fist Attack ↑	Rhythm Tengoku (Artwork: Rhythm Heaven Megamix)	•Battle via World of Light (The Dark Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 6000G
1,193	The Wandering Samurai	★★	⬡⬡	1,546	6,205	997	4,002	549	2,203	Can Be Enhanced at Lv. 99	Rhythm Tengoku (Artwork: Rhythm Heaven Megamix)	•Summon with cores from Sakura Samurai and Ghosts
1,194	Wandering Samurai (Rhythm Heaven Fever) Wandering Samurai (Beat the Beat)	★★★	⬡⬡	3,170	9,537	1,879	5,652	1,057	3,179	Critical Hit ↑	Rhythm Heaven Fever	•Enhance the The Wandering Samurai spirit
1,196	The Chorus Kids	★★★	⬡⬡⬡	2,648	7,987	1,184	3,571	1,363	4,109	Jump ↓	Rhythm Heaven (Artwork: Rhythm Heaven Megamix)	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 6000G
1,197	Munchy Monk	★	⬡	955	4,783	511	2,559	444	2,224	No Effect	Rhythm Heaven (Artwork: Rhythm Heaven Megamix)	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
1,198	Reporter & Wrestler	★★	⬡⬡	1,547	6,211	828	3,323	719	2,888	No Effect	Rhythm Heaven Fever	•Battle via World of Light (Mysterious Dimension) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
1,200	Sumo Brothers	★	⬡⬡	806	4,038	438	2,191	323	1,619	Weight ↑	Rhythm Heaven Megamix	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
1,202	Alexandra Roivas	★	⬡⬡	906	4,530	453	2,265	453	2,265	No Effect	Eternal Darkness	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
1,203	Mappo	★	⬡	858	4,293	405	2,025	405	2,025	Strong Throw	Giftpia	•Complete Challenge (Adventure): Awaken a fighter. •Battle via Spirit Board (unlocked after obtaining spirit once) •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G (unlocked after obtaining spirit once)
1,204	Sagi	★	⬡⬡⬡	759	3,800	433	2,166	326	1,634	No Effect	Baten Kaitos Origins	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
1,205	Milly	★	⬡⬡	855	4,278	470	2,353	385	1,925	No Effect	Baten Kaitos Origins	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
1,206	Chibi-Robo	★★	⬡⬡	1,538	6,174	854	3,427	684	2,747	Can Be Enhanced at Lv. 99	Chibi-Robo! (Artwork: Chibi-Robo! Zip Lash)	•Battle via World of Light (The Final Battle - Light) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G •Scan the Chibi-Robo amiibo
1,207	Super Chibi-Robo	★★★	⬡⬡	3,282	9,872	1,626	4,890	1,471	4,424	Thrown Items ↑	Chibi-Robo! (Artwork: Chibi-Robo! Zip Lash)	•Enhance the Chibi-Robo spirit
1,209	Drake Redcrest	★	⬡⬡	1,046	5,235	518	2,593	488	2,441	Weight ↓	Chibi-Robo! (Artwork: Chibi-Robo! Zip Lash)	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
1,210	Chibi-Tot	★	⬡	1,129	5,654	494	2,474	592	2,963	Weight ↓	Chibi-Robo! Photo Finder (Artwork: Chibi-Robo! Zip Lash)	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
1,211	Barbara the Bat	★★★	⬡⬡⬡	2,675	8,047	1,525	4,587	1,150	3,460	No Effect	Daigasso! Band Brothers (Artwork: Jam with the Band)	•Summon with cores from Rouge the Bat, Prince Saruno, and any core
1,214	Dr. Kawashima	★★	⬡⬡	1,784	7,163	874	3,510	910	3,653	Can Be Enhanced at Lv. 99	Brain Age: Train Your Brain in Minutes a Day!	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
1,215	Dr. Kawashima (Concentration Training) Dr. Kawashima (Devilish Brain Training)	★★★★	⬡⬡	4,633	11,582	2,050	5,125	2,050	5,125	Unflinching Charged Smashes	Brain Age: Concentration Training	•Enhance the Dr. Kawashima spirit
1,222	Warrior Mech Gauss	★	⬡	1,000	5,004	570	2,852	430	2,152	No Effect	Chōsōjū Mecha MG	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
1,223	Kyle Hyde	★★	⬡⬡	1,540	6,180	639	2,565	901	3,615	No Effect	Hotel Dusk: Room 215 (Artwork: Last Window: The Secret of Cape West)	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
1,224	Kurikin	★	⬡	880	4,407	391	1,959	424	2,122	Water Attack ↑	Kurikin Nano Island Story	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
1,227	Aisya	★	⬡⬡	990	4,950	495	2,475	495	2,475	No Effect	ASH: Archaic Sealed Heat	•Battle via World of Light (Molten Fortress) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
1,230	Welt	★★	⬡⬡⬡	1,425	5,700	684	2,736	741	2,964	No Effect	Soma Bringer	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
1,231	T-Rex	★★		1,767	7,111	992	3992	675	2717	Weight ↑	Fossil Fighters	•Battle via World of Light (Sacred Land) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
1,232	Nibbles	★	⬡	1,108	5,544	831	4,158	277	1,386	No Effect	Fossil Fighters: Frontier	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
1,233	Glory of Heracles Hero	★★	⬡	1,753	7,055	1,052	4,233	701	2,822	No Effect	Glory of Heracles	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
1,234	Heracles	★★	⬡	1,661	6,682	897	3,608	764	3,074	No Effect	Tōjin Makyō Den: Heracles no Eikō (Artwork: Glory of Heracles)	•Battle via World of Light (Temple of Light) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
1,242	Nick	★	⬡⬡	813	4,065	496	2,480	317	1,585	Can Be Enhanced at Lv. 99	Captain Rainbow	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
1,243	Captain Rainbow	★★★	⬡⬡	2,988	8,989	1,468	4,415	1,177	3,540	First-Strike Advantage	Captain Rainbow	•Enhance the Nick spirit
1,244	Raymond Bryce	★	⬡⬡⬡	800	4,000	292	1,460	508	2,540	No Effect	Disaster: Day of Crisis	•Battle via World of Light (Mysterious Dimension) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
1,246	Orville	★★	⬡⬡⬡	1,372	5,554	777	3,144	518	2,096	Magic Attack ↑	Takt of Magic	•Purchase at Anna's Emporium for 1000SP •Battle via Spirit Board
1,247	Frey & Freya	★★	⬡⬡	1,744	6,985	793	3,175	793	3,175	Sword Attack ↑	Zangeki no Reginleiv	•Battle via World of Light (Sacred Land) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
1,250	Zael	★★	⬡	1,747	7,034	961	3,869	786	3,165	No Effect	The Last Story	•Battle via World of Light (Sacred Land) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
1,251	Calista	★★	⬡⬡⬡	1,575	6,300	693	2,772	882	3,528	No Effect	The Last Story	•Battle via World of Light (Dracula's Castle) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
1,252	Aeron	★★	⬡⬡	1,793	7,200	977	3,924	816	3,276	No Effect	Pandora's Tower	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
1,258	Mallo	★★★	⬡	2,705	8,156	1,365	4,117	1,187	3,578	Weight ↑	Pushmo (Artwork: Crashmo)	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 6000G
1,259	Sakura Samurai Hana Samurai	★★	⬡	2,089	8,360	1,135	4,542	874	3,497	Weight ↓	Sakura Samurai: Art of the Sword	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
1,262	Dillon	★★★	⬡⬡	2,790	8,393	1,368	4,116	1,315	3,955	Speed ↑	Dillon's Rolling Western (Artwork: Dillon's Dead-Heat Breakers)	•Summon with cores from Wheelie, Sandshrew, and any core •Battle via Spirit Board (unlocked after obtaining spirit once) •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 6000G (unlocked after obtaining spirit once)
1,264	Shovel Knight	★★★	⬡⬡	2,963	8,933	1,037	3,126	1,926	5,807	No Effect	Shovel Knight	•Purchase at Timmy and Tommy's for 4000SP •Scan the Shovel Knight amiibo
1,267	King Knight	★	⬡	1,050	5,255	396	1,983	595	2,975	Weight ↑	Shovel Knight	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G •Scan the King Knight amiibo
1,268	Specter Knight	★★	⬡⬡	1,795	7,206	1,104	4,432	691	2,774	No Effect	Shovel Knight (Artwork: Shovel Knight: Specter of Torment)	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G •Scan the Specter Knight amiibo
1,271	Allen	★★	⬡⬡⬡	1,506	6,029	768	3,075	738	2,954	No Effect	Culdcept Revolt	•Battle via World of Light (Dracula's Castle) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
1,272	Tempo	★	⬡⬡	854	4,274	431	2,158	423	2,116	No Effect	HarmoKnight	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
1,274	Kageshina Kurabe	★	⬡⬡⬡	801	4,011	525	2,627	276	1,384	No Effect	Nintendoji	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
1,280	Tethu	★★	⬡	1,741	7,006	940	3,783	801	3,223	No Effect	Ever Oasis	•Battle via World of Light (Sacred Land) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
1,282	Musashi	★	⬡⬡	953	4,767	572	2,860	381	1,907	No Effect	Sushi Striker: The Way of Sushido	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
1,283	Wonder-Red	★★	⬡	1,741	7,006	888	3,573	853	3,433	No Effect	The Wonderful 101	•Summon with cores from Wonder-Blue and Drake Redcrest
1,284	Wonder-Blue	★	⬡	1,104	5,521	657	3,285	447	2,236	No Effect	The Wonderful 101	•Purchase at Anna's Emporium for 500SP •Battle via Spirit Board
1,285	Rayman	★★★	⬡⬡⬡	2,521	7,567	1,130	3,391	1,249	3,748	Jump ↑	Rayman (Artwork: Rayman Legends: Definitive Edition)	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 6000G
1,293	Bomberman	★★★	⬡⬡	2,688	8,107	1,882	5,675	806	2,432	No Effect	Bomberman (1985) (Artwork: Super Bomberman R)	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board (unlocked after obtaining spirit once) •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 6000G (unlocked after obtaining spirit once)
1,294	Akira	★★★★	⬡⬡⬡	3,966	9,918	2,098	5,245	1,716	4,292	Fist Attack ↑	Virtua Fighter	•Battle via World of Light (Sacred Land) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 15,000G
1,296	Shantae	★★★	⬡⬡⬡	2,803	8,413	1,693	5,080	952	2,857	Magic Attack ↑	Shantae (Artwork: Shantae: Half-Genie Hero)	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 6000G
1,317	Toy-Con Robot	★★★	⬡⬡⬡	2,881	8,647	1,760	5,280	1,011	3,035	Fist Attack ↑	Nintendo Labo: Robot Kit	•Battle via Spirit Board (during the event "Nintendo Labo SMASH KIT"; available normally once obtained or since v4.0.0) •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 6000G (unlocked after obtaining spirit once or since v4.0.0)
1,347	Radiant Gleam	★★	⬡⬡	1,761	7,051	931	3,725	731	2,927	Jump ↑	Daemon X Machina	•Battle via Spirit Board (during the event "Arsenals at the Ready! DAEMON X MACHINA"; available normally once obtained or since January 29, 2020) •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G (unlocked after obtaining spirit once or since January 29, 2020)
1,349	Bullet Walker (Brigadier General)	★★★	⬡⬡⬡	2,992	8,980	845	2,536	1,926	5,779	Shooting Items Power ↑	Daemon X Machina	•Battle via Spirit Board (during the event "Arsenals at the Ready! DAEMON X MACHINA"; available normally once obtained or since January 29, 2020) •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 6000G (unlocked after obtaining spirit once or since January 29, 2020)
1,351	I-Tetrimino	★★★	⬡	3,325	9,978	2,494	7,484	831	2,494	No Effect	Tetris (Artwork: Tetris 99)	•Battle via Spirit Board (during the event "Attack of the Tetriminos!"; available normally once obtained or since January 29, 2020) •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 6000G (unlocked after obtaining spirit once or since January 29, 2020)
1,353	S-Tetrimino & Z-Tetrimino	★★	⬡⬡	1,782	7,150	891	3,575	891	3,575	No Effect	Tetris (Artwork: Tetris 99)	•Battle via Spirit Board (during the event "Attack of the Tetriminos!"; available normally once obtained or since January 29, 2020) •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G (unlocked after obtaining spirit once or since January 29, 2020)
1,355	O-Tetrimino	★		1,320	6,600	330	1,650	990	4,950	No Effect	Tetris (Artwork: Tetris 99)	•Battle via Spirit Board (during the event "Attack of the Tetriminos!"; available normally once obtained or since January 29, 2020) •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G (unlocked after obtaining spirit once or since January 29, 2020)
1,361	Ryo Sakazaki	★★★	⬡⬡⬡	2,881	8,647	1,593	4,781	1,178	3,534	Fist Attack ↑	Art of Fighting (Artwork: Art of Fighting 3)	•Battle via DLC Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 6000G (since v6.0.0)
1,362	Kyo Kusanagi	★★★	⬡⬡	3,242	9,755	1,651	4,967	1,297	3,902	Fire Attack ↑	The King of Fighters '94 (Artwork: The King of Fighters '98)	•Battle via DLC Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 6000G (since v6.0.0)
1,363	Iori Yagami	★★★	⬡⬡	3,065	9,224	1,769	5,322	1,179	3,548	Speed ↑	The King of Fighters '95 (Artwork: The King of Fighters '97)	•Battle via DLC Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 6000G (since v6.0.0)
1,364	Haohmaru	★★★		3,628	10,888	1,996	5,989	1,303	3,910	Sword Attack ↑	Samurai Shodown (Artwork: Samurai Shodown II)	•Battle via DLC Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 6000G (since v6.0.0)
1,367	Ralf & Clark	★★	⬡	1,938	7,782	1,113	4,468	682	2,738	Shooting Items Power ↑	Ralf: TNK III Clark: Ikari Warriors (Artwork: Ikari Warriors)	•Battle via DLC Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G (since v6.0.0)
1,372	Wesker	★★★	⬡⬡⬡	2,924	8,775	1,828	5,485	984	2,953	Fist Attack ↑	Resident Evil (Artwork: Resident Evil 5)	•Battle via Spirit Board (during the event "Oust Resident Evil!"; available normally once obtained or since February 25, 2020) •Purchased from the Vault Shop for 6000G (once obtained, or since February 25, 2020)
1,373	Leon	★★	⬡⬡	1,766	7,067	883	3,534	799	3,197	Item Throw ↑	Resident Evil 2 (Artwork: Resident Evil 4)	•Battle via Spirit Board (during the event "Oust Resident Evil!"; available normally once obtained or since February 25, 2020) •Purchased from the Vault Shop for 1000G (once obtained, or since February 25, 2020)
1,374	Chris	★★	⬡⬡	1,780	7,128	907	3,630	742	2,970	Shooting Items Power ↑	Resident Evil (Artwork: Resident Evil 6)	•Battle via Spirit Board (during the event "Oust Resident Evil!"; available normally once obtained or since February 25, 2020) •Purchased from the Vault Shop for 1000G (once obtained, or since February 25, 2020)
1,376	ASTRAL CHAIN Hero (Female)	★★★	⬡⬡	3,243	9,755	1,740	5,233	1,209	3,636	Sword Attack ↑	Astral Chain	•Battle via Spirit Board (during the event "Chain the Future to Spirits!"; available normally once obtained or since April 20, 2020)
1,377	ASTRAL CHAIN Hero (Male)	★★★	⬡⬡	3,183	9,578	1,695	5,100	1,253	3,769	Shooting Items Power ↑	Astral Chain	•Battle via Spirit Board (during the event "Chain the Future to Spirits!"; available normally once obtained or since April 20, 2020)
1,394	Kunio	★★★		3,193	9,608	1,858	5,590	1,213	3,694	Battering Items Power ↑	Renegade (Artwork: River City Ransom)	•Battle via Spirit Board (during the event "River City Smash"; available normally once obtained or since April 20, 2020)
1,395	Riki (River City)	★★		1,490	5962	874	3,497	559	2236	Fist Attack ↑	Renegade (Artwork: River City Ransom)	•Battle via Spirit Board (during the event "River City Smash"; available normally once obtained or since April 20, 2020)
1,397	Ryuichi & Ryuji	★★★	⬡⬡⬡	2,491	7,475	1,114	3,342	1,282	3,846	Foot Attack ↑	River City Ransom	•Battle via Spirit Board (during the event "River City Smash"; available normally once obtained or since April 20, 2020)
1,398	Cuphead	★★★	⬡	3222	9715	1641	4948	1343	4048	Shooting Items Power ↑	Cuphead	•Battle via Spirit Board (during the event "Ready? Wallop!"; available normally once obtained or since June 9, 2020)
1,399	Mugman	★★★	⬡	3162	9535	1566	4723	1417	4273	Jump ↑	Cuphead	•Battle via Spirit Board (during the event "Ready? Wallop!"; available normally once obtained or since June 9, 2020)
1,402	Lotus	★★	⬡⬡⬡	1590	6362	596	2386	994	3976	Can Be Enhanced at Lv. 99	Warframe	•Battle via Spirit Board (during the event Spirits in Black; available normally once obtained or since June 9, 2020)
1,403	Natah	★★★	⬡⬡⬡	3173	9523	1144	3434	1907	5723	Transformation Duration ↑	Warframe	•Enhance the Lotus spirit
1,404	Ring Fit Trainees	★★★	⬡⬡	3063	9214	1576	4740	1370	4120	Fist Attack ↑	Ring Fit Adventure	•Battle via Spirit Board (during the event "Spirits Fit for a Fight"; available normally once obtained or since July 21, 2020)
1,405	Dragaux	★★★	⬡	3246	9787	1469	4427	1623	4894	Weight ↑ ↑	Ring Fit Adventure	•Battle via Spirit Board (during the event "Spirits Fit for a Fight"; available normally once obtained or since July 21, 2020)
1,422	Tressa & Cyrus	★★★	⬡⬡⬡	2803	8413	1693	5080	952	2857	Magic Attack ↑	Octopath Traveler	•Battle via Spirit Board (during the event "Second Anniversary of OCTOPATH TRAVELER")
1,456	Seth & Gloria	★★★	⬡⬡⬡	2946	8860	1090	3278	1856	5582	No Effect	Bravely Default II	•Battle via Spirit Board (during the event "BRAVELY DEFAULT II")
1,467	Arthur	★★★	⬡	3,321	10,012	2,278	6,866	885	2,670	Item Throw ↑	Ghosts 'n Goblins (Artwork: Ghost 'n Goblins Resurrection)	•Unlock with save data from Ghosts 'n Goblins Resurrection (since v11.0.0)
1,469	Palamute	★★	⬡⬡⬡	1,567	6,340	806	3,262	701	2,835	Speed ↑	Monster Hunter Rise	•Battle via Spirit Board (during the event "MONSTER HUNTER RISE")
1,470	Magnamalo	★★★	⬡	3,251	9,801	1,766	5,325	1,360	4,099	Fist Attack ↑	Monster Hunter Rise	•Battle via Spirit Board (during the event "MONSTER HUNTER RISE")

Support Spirits

No.	Name	Class	Cost	Ability	Origin Game	Acquisition
1,115	Sheriff	★★★★	⬢	Assist Killer	Sheriff	•Summon with cores from Wild Gunman, Gangster, Lady, & Policeman, any core, and any two cores •Treasure Chest in World of Light (The Light Realm)
1,116	Pitcher & Batter	★	⬢	Beastball Equipped	Baseball	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
1,117	Tennis Player	★	⬢	Landing Lag ↓	Tennis	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
1,119	Devil	★★	⬢⬢	Screen-Flip Immunity	Devil World (Artwork: Super Smash Bros. for Wii U)	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
1,120	Urban Champion Fighter	★	⬢	Fist Attack ↑	Urban Champion	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
1,121	Bubbles	★	⬢⬢	Screw Attack Equipped	Clu Clu Land	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
1,122	Unira	★	⬢	Unira Equipped	Clu Clu Land	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
1,123	Excitebike	★★	⬢	Move Speed ↑	Excitebike	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
1,124	Balloon Fighter	★★	⬢	Jump ↑	Balloon Fight	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
1,127	Diskun	★★★	⬢⬢	Zap-Floor Immunity	Famicom Disk System	•Treasure Chest in World of Light (The Dark Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board (unlocked after obtaining spirit once) •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 6000G (unlocked after obtaining spirit once)
1,129	Volleyball Player	★	⬢	Stamina ↑	Volleyball	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
1,132	Hockey Players	★	⬢	Freezie Equipped	Ice Hockey	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
1,133	MONSTER	★	⬢	Braking Ability ↑	Famicom Grand Prix II: 3D Hot Rally	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
1,134	Tank & Infantry	★★	⬢⬢	Super Scope Equipped	Famicom Wars (Artwork: Super Famicom Wars)	•Purchase at Funky Kong's Shack for 1000SP •Battle via Spirit Board (only during "The More the Merrier" event)
1,138	Ayumi Tachibana	★	⬢	Improved Escape	Famicom Detective Club: The Missing Heir (Artwork: Famicom Detective Club Part II: The Girl Who Stands Behind (Disk System))	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
1,141	Yakuman Player	★	⬢	Critical-Health Attack ↑	Yakuman	•Complete Challenge (Other): Acquire a total of 5000G or more. •Battle via Spirit Board (unlocked after obtaining spirit once) •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G (unlocked after obtaining spirit once)
1,142	Commander	★	⬢	Staff Equipped	X	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
1,146	Muddy Mole	★	⬢	Drill Equipped	Mole Mania	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
1,147	Maruhige Shop Owner	★★	⬢	Item Gravitation	Trade & Battle: Card Hero (Artwork: Kousoku Card Battle: Card Hero)	•Battle via World of Light (Mysterious Dimension) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
1,149	Dr. Wright	★★★	⬢⬢⬢	Ore Club Equipped	SimCity (1991, SNES)	•Complete Challenge (Spirits): Collect 777 unique spirits. •Battle via Spirit Board (unlocked after obtaining spirit once) •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 6000G (unlocked after obtaining spirit once)
1,151	F-Type	★	⬢	Undamaged Speed ↑	Stunt Race FX	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
1,152	Tractor Trailer	★	⬢	Braking Ability ↑	Stunt Race FX	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
1,153	Lip	★★★	⬢	Lip's Stick Equipped	Panel de Pon	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board (unlocked after obtaining spirit once) •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 6000G (unlocked after obtaining spirit once)
1,155	Hakkun	★	⬢	Transformation Duration ↑	Sutte Hakkun	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
1,156	Girl from Hajimari no Mori	★	⬢	Super Leaf Equipped	Famicom Bunko: Hajimari no Mori	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
1,158	Ryota Hayami	★	⬢	Swimmer	Wave Race 64 (Artwork: Wave Race: Blue Storm)	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
1,159	Akari Hayami	★	⬢	Impact Run	1080° Snowboarding (Artwork: 1080° Avalanche)	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
1,163	Bayonette	★	⬢⬢	Steel Diver Equipped	Custom Robo V2	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
1,165	Isa Jo	★★	⬢	Beam Sword Equipped	Sin & Punishment (Artwork: Sin & Punishment: Star Successor)	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
1,166	Helirin	★	⬢⬢	Screw Attack Equipped	Kuru Kuru Kururin (Artwork: Kururin Squash!)	•Purchase at Funky Kong's Shack for 500SP
1,167	Alessandro Inzaghi	★	⬢	Critical-Health Attack ↑	Napoleon	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
1,171	Ivan	★	⬢	Magic Attack ↑	Golden Sun	•Purchase at Anna's Emporium for 500SP •Battle via Spirit Board
1,174	Jenna	★★	⬢	Shooting Items ↑	Golden Sun	•Purchase at Anna's Emporium for 1000SP •Battle via Spirit Board
1,177	Putty	★★	⬢⬢	Weapon Resist ↑	Magical Vacation	•Complete Challenge (Adventure): Open 20 treasure chests. •Battle via Spirit Board (unlocked after obtaining spirit once) •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G (unlocked after obtaining spirit once)
1,180	Tomatrio	★	⬢	Star Rod Equipped	Tomato Adventure	•Purchase at Beedle's Tent for 500SP •Battle via Spirit Board
1,184	Old Man Lobber	★★	⬢	Mr. Saturn Equipped	Densetsu no Stafy (Artwork: The Legendary Starfy)	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
1,185	Mermaid	★	⬢	Water & Ice Attack ↑	Densetsu no Stafy (Artwork: The Legendary Starfy)	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
1,186	Mattel	★	⬢	Water/Freezing Resist ↑	Densetsu no Stafy 4	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
1,187	Cupid	★	⬢	Staff Equipped	Sennen Kazoku	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
1,188	Li'l Blue	★	⬢	Fire/Explosion Resist ↑	Chee-Chai Alien	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
1,189	Yama	★	⬢	Aura Attack ↑	The Tower SP	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
1,190	Jill & the Drill Dozer	★★	⬢	Bury Immunity	Drill Dozer	•Summon with cores from Duster and Drill Man
1,191	Pocket Football Player	★★	⬢	Shooting Items ↑	Calciobit (Artwork: Nintendo Pocket Football Club)	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
1,195	Sick Beats Doctor	★	⬢	Critical-Health Defense ↑	Rhythm Tengoku (Artwork: Rhythm Heaven Megamix)	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
1,199	Baxter & Forthington	★	⬢	Rocket Belt Equipped	Rhythm Heaven Fever (Artwork: Rhythm Heaven Megamix)	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
1,201	Pig	★	⬢	Improved Escape	Cubivore: Survival of the Fittest	•Complete Challenge (Classic Mode): Obtain 5 recovery items and clear Classic Mode. •Battle via Spirit Board (unlocked after obtaining spirit once) •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G (unlocked after obtaining spirit once)
1,208	Telly	★★	⬢⬢	Screen-Flip Immunity	Chibi-Robo! (Artwork: Chibi-Robo! Zip Lash)	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
1,212	Ashley Robbins Ashley Mizuki Robins	★★	⬢⬢	Fog Immunity	Another Code: Two Memories (Artwork: Another Code: R – A Journey into Lost Memories)	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
1,213	Hanenbow	★★	⬢	Jump ↑	Electroplankton	•Purchase at Beedle's Tent for 1000SP
1,216	Dr. Lobe	★★	⬢	Mr. Saturn Equipped	Big Brain Academy	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
1,217	Ouendan	★★	⬢	Critical-Health Stats ↑	Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan (Artwork: Moero! Nekketsu Rhythm Damashii: Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan 2)	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
1,218	Ouendan Cheerleaders	★★	⬢	Super Launch Star Equipped	Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan (Artwork: Moero! Nekketsu Rhythm Damashii: Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan 2)	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
1,219	Elite Beat Agents	★★	⬢	Critical-Health Stats ↑	Elite Beat Agents	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
1,220	Elite Beat Divas	★★	⬢	Super Launch Star Equipped	Elite Beat Agents	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
1,221	Satoru Amatsubo	★	⬢	Energy-Shot Attack ↑	Project Hacker: Kakusei	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
1,225	Hsien	★	⬢	Aura Resist ↑	Sujin Taisen: Number Battles	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
1,226	Magkid	★	⬢	Electric Resist ↑	Slide Adventure MAGKID	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
1,228	Num Diddly	★	⬢	Transformation Duration ↑	Make 10: A Journey of Numbers	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
1,229	Idea	★	⬢	PSI Resist ↑	Soma Bringer	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
1,235	Chef (Personal Trainer: Cooking) Chef (Cooking Guide)	★★	⬢⬢	Mouthful of Curry	Shaberu! DS Oryōri Navi	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
1,236	Shop Assistant	★★	⬢	Super Launch Star Equipped	Style Savvy	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
1,237	Vince	★★	⬢	Battering Items ↑	Art Academy: First Semester (Artwork: Art Academy: Lessons for Everyone!)	•Battle via World of Light (The Dark Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
1,238	Looksley	★	⬢	Magic Resist ↑	Looksley's Line Up	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
1,239	Prince Saruno	★	⬢	Aura Resist ↑	Tsukutte Utau: Saru Band	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
1,240	Mio & Mayu Amakura	★★	⬢	Poison Damage Reduced	Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly (Artwork: Project Zero 2: Wii Edition)	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
1,241	Yuri Kozukata	★★★	⬢	Slumber Immunity	Fatal Frame: Maiden of Black Water	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 6000G
1,245	Beetle	★	⬢	Undamaged Speed ↑	Excitebots: Trick Racing	•Purchase at Funky Kong's Shack for 500SP
1,248	Ando Kensaku	★	⬢	Electric Resist ↑	And-Kensaku	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
1,249	Zip	★	⬢⬢	Hothead Equipped	FlingSmash	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
1,253	Elena	★★	⬢	Trade-Off Defense ↑	Pandora's Tower	•Battle via World of Light (Sacred Land) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
1,254	Toy Poodle	★★	⬢	Stats ↑ after Eating	Nintendogs (Artwork: Nintendogs + Cats)	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
1,255	French Bulldog	★★	⬢	Undamaged Attack ↑	Nintendogs + Cats	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
1,256	Labrador Retriever	★★	⬢	Physical Attack ↑	Nintendogs (Artwork: Nintendogs + Cats)	•Purchase at Beedle's Tent for 1000SP
1,257	BlueShark	★	⬢⬢	Steel Diver Equipped	Steel Diver	•Purchase at Funky Kong's Shack for 500SP
1,260	Nikki	★★★	⬢	Shield Durability ↑	Swapnote (Artwork: Nintendo News section)	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 6000G
1,261	Noise	★	⬢	PSI Resist ↑	Kiki Trick	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
1,263	Russ	★	⬢	Rocket Belt Equipped	Dillon's Rolling Western (Artwork: Dillon's Dead-Heat Breakers)	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
1,265	Shield Knight	★★	⬢⬢	Weapon Resist ↑	Shovel Knight	•Purchase at Anna's Emporium for 1000SP
1,266	Plague Knight	★	⬢	Fire & Explosion Attack ↑	Shovel Knight	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G •Scan the Plague Knight amiibo
1,269	Culdra	★★★	⬢⬢	Poison Immunity	Culdcept (Artwork: Culdcept (2012))	•Battle via World of Light (Temple of Light) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 6000G
1,270	Goligan	★★	⬢	Weapon Attack ↑	Culdcept (Artwork: Culdcept (2012))	•Purchase at Anna's Emporium for 1000SP
1,273	Eddy	★	⬢	Water & Ice Attack ↑	Fluidity: Spin Cycle	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
1,275	Inuji Darumeshi	★	⬢	Beastball Equipped	Darumeshi Sports Shop	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
1,276	Rusty Slugger	★	⬢	Beastball Equipped	Rusty's Real Deal Baseball	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
1,277	Arcade Bunny	★★	⬢	Strong Throw	Nintendo Badge Arcade	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
1,278	Qbby	★★★	⬢⬢⬢	Ore Club Equipped	BoxBoy!	•Purchase at Timmy and Tommy's for 4000SP •Battle via Spirit Board •Scan the Qbby amiibo
1,279	Henry Fleming	★	⬢	Fire & Explosion Attack ↑	Code Name: S.T.E.A.M.	•Purchase at Anna's Emporium for 500SP •Battle via Spirit Board
1,281	Esna	★★★	⬢⬢	Lava-Floor Immunity	Ever Oasis	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 6000G
1,286	Clip & Snip	★★	⬢	Undamaged Attack ↑	Snipperclips	•Complete Challenge (Adventure): Remove all obstacles in the Light Realm. •Battle via Spirit Board (unlocked after obtaining spirit once) •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G (unlocked after obtaining spirit once)
1,292	Boss Galaga	★★	⬢	Bury Immunity	Galaga	•Summon with cores from Swooping Snitchbug and Bandit •Battle via World of Light (Mysterious Dimension) •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G (unlocked after obtaining spirit once)
1,295	Rathalos	★★	⬢	Air Attack ↑	Monster Hunter (Artwork: Monster Hunter 4)	•Defeat the Forest Hill boss in World of Light
1,297	Risky Boots	★★	⬢	Bob-omb equipped	Shantae (Artwork: Shantae: Half-Genie Hero)	•Battle via World of Light (Mysterious Dimension) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
1,318	Toy-Con Car	★★	⬢	Dash Attack ↑	Nintendo Labo: Vehicle Kit	•Battle via Spirit Board (during the event "Nintendo Labo SMASH KIT"; available normally once obtained or since v4.0.0) •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G (unlocked after obtaining spirit once or since v4.0.0)
1,319	Professor Riggs & Plaise & Lerna Professor Gerry, Plaise, & Lerna	★	⬢	Drill Equipped	Nintendo Labo: Variety Kit	•Battle via Spirit Board (during the event "Nintendo Labo SMASH KIT"; available normally once obtained or since v4.0.0) •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G (unlocked after obtaining spirit once or since v4.0.0)
1,320	Toy-Con VR Goggles	★★	⬢⬢	Screen-Flip Immunity	Nintendo Labo: VR Kit	•Battle via Spirit Board (during the event "Nintendo Labo SMASH KIT"; available normally once obtained or since v4.0.0) •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G (unlocked after obtaining spirit once or since v4.0.0)
1,348	Kloster (Grief)	★★★	⬢⬢	First-Strike Advantage	Daemon X Machina	•Battle via Spirit Board (during the event "Arsenals at the Ready! DAEMON X MACHINA"; available normally once obtained or since January 29, 2020) •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 6000G (unlocked after obtaining spirit once or since January 29, 2020)
1,350	High Line (Guns Empress)	★★	⬢	Move Speed ↑	Daemon X Machina	•Battle via Spirit Board (during the event "Arsenals at the Ready! DAEMON X MACHINA"; available normally once obtained or since January 29, 2020) •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G (unlocked after obtaining spirit once or since January 29, 2020)
1,352	T-Tetrimino	★★	⬢⬢	Screen-Flip Immunity	Tetris (Artwork: Tetris 99)	•Battle via Spirit Board (during the event "Attack of the Tetriminos!"; available normally once obtained or since January 29, 2020) •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G (unlocked after obtaining spirit once or since January 29, 2020)
1,354	L-Tetrimino & J-Tetrimino	★★	⬢⬢	Irreversible Controls	Tetris (Artwork: Tetris 99)	•Battle via Spirit Board (during the event "Attack of the Tetriminos!"; available normally once obtained or since January 29, 2020) •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G (unlocked after obtaining spirit once or since January 29, 2020)
1,365	Nakoruru	★★	⬢	Air Attack ↑	Samurai Shodown	•Battle via DLC Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
1,366	Athena Asamiya	★★★	⬢⬢	Franklin Badge Equipped	Psycho Soldier	•Battle via DLC Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 6000G
1,375	Jill	★	⬢	Lightweight	Resident Evil (Artwork: Resident Evil (2002))	•Battle via Spirit Board (during the event "Oust Resident Evil!"; available normally once obtained or since February 25, 2020) •Purchased from the Vault Shop for 500G (once obtained or since February 25, 2020)
1,378	Kyle	★★	⬢	Trade-Off Attacks ↑	Astral Chain	•Battle via Spirit Board (during the event "Chain the Future to Spirits!" or since April 20, 2020)
1,379	Lappy	★	⬢	Improved Escape	Astral Chain	•Battle via Spirit Board (during the event "Chain the Future to Spirits!" or since April 20, 2020)
1,396	Goda	★	⬢⬢	Instadrop	River City Ransom	•Battle via Spirit Board (during the event "River City Smash" or since April 20, 2020)
1,400	The Devil (Cuphead)	★★	⬢⬢	Energy Shot Attack/Resistance ↑	Cuphead	•Battle via Spirit Board (during the event "Ready? Wallop!"; available normally once obtained or since June 9, 2020)
1,401	King Dice	★	⬢	Undamaged Speed ↑	Cuphead	•Battle via Spirit Board (during the event "Ready? Wallop!"; available normally once obtained or since June 9, 2020)
1,406	Ring	★★	⬢	Physical Attack ↑	Ring Fit Adventure	•Battle via Spirit Board (during the event "Spirits Fit for a Fight"; available normally once obtained or since July 21, 2020)
1,411	Duran & Angela	★★★	⬢⬢	Critical-Health Stats ↑ ↑	Trials of Mana (Artwork: Trials of Mana (2020))	•Battle via Spirit Board (during the event "The Spirits of Mana"; available normally once obtained or since August 4, 2020)
1,412	Kevin & Charlotte	★★★	⬢⬢	KOs Heal Damage	Trials of Mana (Artwork: Trials of Mana (2020))	•Battle via Spirit Board (during the event "The Spirits of Mana"; available normally once obtained or since August 4, 2020)
1,413	Hawkeye & Riesz	★★★	⬢	Easier Dodging	Trials of Mana (Artwork: Trials of Mana (2020))	•Battle via Spirit Board (during the event "The Spirits of Mana"; available normally once obtained or since August 4, 2020)
1,421	Alfyn & Therion	★★★	⬢⬢	Critical-Health Healing	Octopath Traveler	•Battle via Spirit Board (during the event "Second Anniversary of OCTOPATH TRAVELER")
1,423	H'aanit & Ophilia	★★★	⬢⬢	Chance of Double Final Smash	Octopath Traveler	•Battle via Spirit Board (during the event "Second Anniversary of OCTOPATH TRAVELER")
1,424	Olberic & Primrose	★★★	⬢⬢	Critical-Health Stats ↑ ↑	Octopath Traveler	•Battle via Spirit Board (during the event "Second Anniversary of OCTOPATH TRAVELER")
1,457	Elvis & Adelle	★★	⬢	Critical-Health Stats ↑	Bravely Default II	•Battle via Spirit Board (during the event "BRAVELY DEFAULT II")
1,468	Palico	★	⬢	Ramblin' Evil Mushroom Equipped	Monster Hunter (Artwork: Monster Hunter Rise)	•Battle via Spirit Board (during the event MONSTER HUNTER RISE)

Spirit Battles

Spirit			Battle parameters							Inspiration
No.	Image	Name	Enemy Fighter(s)	Type	Power	Stage	Rules	Conditions	Music	Inspiration
1,116		Pitcher & Batter	•Ness •Lucas ×2		1,700	Pokémon Stadium 2 (hazards off)	•Item Tidal Wave •Item: Sports	•The enemy favors side smash attacks •The enemy starts the battle with a Home-Run Bat •Certain items will appear in large numbers	Baseball (Training)	The Ness puppet fighter represents the Batter, who is depicted wearing a blue uniform in this spirit's artwork. The Lucas minion fighters each represent the Pitcher and the Catcher, who are depicted wearing red uniforms in this spirit's artwork. The stage references the green baseball diamonds taking place in a stadium. This spirit's Beastball Equipped ability and the battle conditions represent the game of baseball, and by connection, the game based on the sport. The Ness puppet fighter starting off with a Home-Run Bat and the first battle condition references Ness using a baseball bat as his side smash while Lucas uses a stick in a similar manner.
1,117		Tennis Player	•Daisy		2,200	Pokémon Stadium (Ω form)	•Assist Trophy Enemies (Color TV-Game 15)	•Hostile assist trophies will appear •The enemy favors side smash attacks	Tennis (Training)	The Daisy puppet fighter represents the Tennis Player in the foreground, who is depicted wearing a blue uniform in this spirit's artwork. The stage references the tennis courts taking place in a stadium. The puppet fighter's favored smash attacks references Daisy using a tennis racket in her downward angled side smash attack. This spirit battle represents the game of tennis, and by connection, the game based on the sport. The Color TV-Game 15 Assist Trophy enemy represents the digital game of table tennis.
1,118		Tamagon	•Tiny Ridley •Clear Richter		1,500	Mario Bros.	•Item: Throwing Types	•Defeat the main fighter to win •The enemy favors neutral specials •The enemy is invisible	Clu Clu Land	The Ridley puppet fighter represents Tamagon, the playable dragon character in Devil World. The stage references both Devil World and Mario Bros. being retro 8-bit games. The music references both Devil World and Clu Clu Land sharing the same composer, Akito Nakatsuka. The puppet fighter's favored Plasma Breath and the Clear Richter's frequent Cross references Tamagon's ability to breathe fire after collecting a Cross power-up in Devil World.
1,119		Devil	•Ridley •Kirby ×2		3,900	75m (Battlefield form)	•Assist Trophy Enemies (Devil)	•Hostile assist trophies will appear	25m Theme	Spirit Battle trivia: The Devil appears as the Assist Trophy enemy. The green Ridley puppet fighter represents Tamagon, the playable dragon character in Devil World. The Kirby minion fighters represent the Medaman, one of the enemy monsters from Devil World. The stage and music reference both Donkey Kong and Devil World being a retro 8-bit game. This is also referenced by the Pac-Maze section where the Devil's spirit is located in World of Light. Other trivia: This spirit's Screen-Flip Immunity ability references the Devil's ability to shift the screen, limiting the player's ability to move.
1,120		Urban Champion Fighter	•Little Mac		2,100	New Donk City Hall (Ω form)	•Assist Trophy Enemies (Kapp'n)	•Timed battle (1:39) •Hostile assist trophies will appear after a little while •The enemy doesn't like to jump	Wrecking Crew Retro Medley	The Little Mac puppet fighter references both the Urban Champion Fighter and Little Mac being champion boxer fighters. The stage references the city setting of Urban Champion. The music references both Urban Champion and Wrecking Crew sharing the same composer Hirokazu Tanaka. The timed stamina battle is set at 1:39, referencing the 99 second time limit for each match in Urban Champion. The Kapp'n Assist Trophy enemy references the police cars from Urban Champion where police cars would not only drive past occasionally, causing both players to reset positions, but would also arrest and take away whichever player was closest to losing when the time ran out.
1,121		Bubbles	•Pac-Man		1,800	75m (Battlefield form)	•Item: Unira	•The enemy is easily distracted by items	Clu Clu Land	The Pac-Man puppet fighter likely references Pac-Man being the inspiration for Clu Clu Land. The stage references both Donkey Kong and Clu Clu Land being retro 8-bit games. This is also referenced by the Pac-Maze section where Bubbles' spirit is located in World of Light. The music references Bubbles' appearance in Clu Clu Land. The Unira item and the battle condition references the gameplay of Clu Clu Land where Bubbles must stun and push the Uniras to kill them.
1,122		Unira	•Kirby Team ×4		1,800	75m	•Item Tidal Wave •Item: Unira	•Certain items will appear in large numbers •The enemy is easily distracted by items	Clu Clu Land	The Unira appears as the item. The green Kirby Team represents Unira, the common enemies of Clu Clu Land. The stage references both Donkey Kong and Clu Clu Land being retro 8-bit games. The music references the Unira's appearance in Clu Clu Land.
1,123		Excitebike	•Wario Team ×2		3,800	Mario Circuit	N/A	•The enemy favors side specials	Excitebike - Mario Kart 8	The Wario Team represents the different Excitebike racers in Excitebike, with the number of puppet fighters representing the number of racers appearing in the game. The stage references the Excitebike games being a motocross racing game, with the stage and music also referencing Excitebike Arena, a racing course in Mario Kart 8 which is heavily based on Excitebike. This is also referenced by the Raceway section where the Excitebike spirit is located in World of Light. The puppet fighter's favored Wario Bike references the main gameplay mechanic of Excitebike where the player rides their motorbike across the arena.
1,124		Balloon Fighter	•Villager Team ×4		4,500	Balloon Fight	N/A	•Timed battle (1:30) •The enemy favors up specials •The enemy has increased jump power	Balloon Fight Medley	The Villager Team's favored Balloon Trip references how the Villager's up special is based off of the Balloon Fighters in Balloon Fight. This spirit battle represents the main setting and gameplay of Balloon Fight where the player flies around the stage with balloons attached to their back.
1,125		Fish	•King Dedede		3,900	Balloon Fight	N/A	•The enemy's neutral special has increased power •Timed battle (1:30) •The enemy favors neutral specials	Balloon Fight Medley	Spirit Battle trivia: The King Dedede puppet fighter represents the Fish, a hazard in Balloon Fight with giant lips. The stage and music represent the Fish's appearance in Balloon Fight, with the stage also featuring the Fish as a stage hazard. This spirit's Grab type and the puppet fighter's favored Inhale references the Fish's ability to swallow any player who floats too close to the water. Other trivia: This spirit's Electric Weakness ability references the Fish living in the water, which can conduct electricity. In World of Light, the Fish spirit is located in a lake where it is occupied by fish-themed spirits.
1,126		Mach Rider	•Captain Falcon		1,700	Port Town Aero Dive	N/A	•The enemy has increased move speed •The enemy starts the battle with a Super Scope	Mach Rider	Spirit Battle trivia: The Captain Falcon puppet fighter references both Captain Falcon and Mach Rider being racer characters who wear red racing helmets. Coincidentally, the Captain Falcon puppet fighter and the stage references both F-Zero and Mach Rider being a vehicular game, with the elements of Mach Rider being used in the F-Zero series. This is also referenced by the Raceway section where the Mach Rider spirit is located in World of Light. The music references the Mach Rider's appearance in the titular game. The puppet fighter starts off with a Super Scope, referencing the Mach Rider's machine gun. Other trivia: This spirit's Speed ↑ ability references the Mach Rider's top speed.
1,127		Diskun	•Young Link •Pit •Simon •Samus		9,100	Temple (Battlefield form)	N/A	•Take your strongest team into this no-frills battle	Famicom Medley	Unlike Diskun, the puppet fighters and their costume colors references their appearance in their debuts released on the Famicon Disk System, which Diskun was a mascot of, with the Young Link puppet fighter represents Link's youthful appearance in the original The Legend of Zelda. The stage represents the Temples in Zelda II: The Adventures of Link which was featured on the Famicom Disk System.
1,128		Takamaru	•Mii Swordfighter (Moveset 3 2 2 3, Takamaru Wig, Takamaru Outfit, Low Voice Type 1)		9,200	Suzaku Castle (Battlefield form)	•Assist Trophy Enemies (Takamaru) •Item: Swords	•The enemy's melee weapons have increased power •Hostile assist trophies will appear when the enemy's at high damage •The enemy has increased move speed	The Mysterious Murasame Castle Medley	Takamaru appears as the Assist Trophy enemy. The Mii Swordfighter puppet fighter's costume represents Takamaru, the samurai and main protagonist of The Mysterious Murasame Castle. The stage and music references the main setting of The Mysterious Murasame Castle. This spirit's Attack type, Sword Attack ↑ ability, and the Sword items references Takamaru's role as a sword-wielding samurai. The third battle condition represents the fast walking speed in The Mysterious Murasame Castle.
1,129		Volleyball Player	•Wii Fit Trainer Team ×6		1,900	Pokémon Stadium (Ω form)	N/A	•The enemy favors side specials •Defeat an army of fighters	Training Menu - Wii Fit U	The Wii Fit Trainer puppet fighter represents the Volleyball Player, , with the number of puppet fighters referencing the volleyball teams being made up of six players. The stage references the volleyball courts taking place in stadiums. This spirit battle represents the game of volleyball, and by connection, the game based on it. The puppet fighter's favored Header references the spike which the players use consistently, despite the different ball.
1,130		Donbe & Hikari	•Young Link •Villager •Falco •Diddy Kong •Duck Hunt		3,500	Duck Hunt (hazards off)	N/A	•Defeat an army of fighters	Shin Onigashima Medley	The Young Link and Villager puppet fighters each represents the young heroes of Shin Onigashima, Donbe & Hikari respectively. The minion fighters represent the animal allies Donbe & Hikari recruit through the course of Shin Onigashima: Ringo the dog, Matsunosuke the monkey, and Ohana the pheasant (each represented respectively by Duck Hunt, Diddy Kong, and Falco). Coincidentally, these animals are the same species that the Japanese folk hero Momotarō encounters throughout his journey. The stage references the 8-bit setting of Shin Onigashima. The stage takes place on a grassy pathway, referencing the grassy pathway in the Sacred Land map where Donbe & Hikari's spirit is located in World of Light.
1,132		Hockey Players	•Dr. Mario •Donkey Kong •Luigi		1,500	Pokémon Stadium (Ω form)	•Slippery Stage	•The stage's platforms are very slippery	Core Luge	The puppet fighters and their white costume/coloration represents the Hockey Players featured in this spirit's artwork, with Dr. Mario representing the shorter hockey player, Luigi representing the taller, lankier hockey player, and Donkey Kong representing the bigger hockey player. The stage references the game of ice hockey taking place in a stadium. The music references both hockey and core luge being icy, winter sports. The Slippery Stage rule and battle references the slick surface of a typical ice hockey rink.
1,133		MONSTER	•Giant Roy Team		1,900	Mushroomy Kingdom	N/A	•The enemy favors side specials •The enemy is giant	Title Theme - 3D Hot Rally	The Giant Koopaling Team references both the Koopa Clown Car and MONSTER being oversized vehicles. The stage references the desert track inFamicom Grand Prix II: 3D Hot Rally. The puppet fighter's favored Clown Kart Dash references MONSTER's maximum speed.
1,134		Tank & Infantry	•Metal Iggy •Snake ×2		3,900	Gerudo Valley	N/A	•The enemy favors neutral specials •The enemy is metal	Garage	Spirit Battle trivia: The Metal Iggy puppet fighter references both Iggy and the soldier in the Tank piloting a vehicle outfitted with various weapons. The green Snake minion fighters references both Snake and the Infantry being soldiers who wear green-colored camouflage. The stage references the valley setting of Famicom Wars. The music references both Famicom Wars and Tank Troopers being vehicular combat games featuring tanks. Other trivia: This spirit's Super Scope Equipped ability references the Infantry's guns.
1,135		Andy	•Dr. Mario •Tiny Snake ×8		3,400	Halberd (Ship deck)	•Health Recovery •Item: Exploding Types	•The enemy is healed when the enemy's at high damage •Defeat an army of fighters	Filled with Hope	Spirit Battle trivia: The Dr. Mario puppet fighter references both Dr. Mario and Andy's ability to heal. The Tiny Snake minion fighters represent Andy's Orange Star Units in Advance Wars. The minion fighters' frequent use of explosive-based attacks, and the Explosive Type items reference the military theme of Advance Wars. The stage's ship deck references the battleship, a type of Naval Unit used in Advance Wars. The music references both Advance Wars and Steel Diver being games which utilizes naval warfare. The Health Recovery rule references Andy's ability to restore HP to his units. Other trivia: In World of Light, Andy's spirit is located outside of the Military Base map, referencing Andy's involvement with the military as the Military Base section is occupied by army-based spirits.
1,136		Eagle	•Captain Falcon		1,800	Corneria	•Defense ↑ •Attack Power ↑ •Item: Shooting Types	•The enemy has increased attack power after a little while •The enemy has increased defense after a little while •The enemy starts the battle with a Staff	Garage	The Captain Falcon puppet fighter references both Captain Falcon and Eagle being pilots named after birds of prey. The stage, the Shooting Type items, and the puppet fighter starting off with a Staff references Eagle's specialty in aerial combat. The music references both Famicom Wars and Tank Troopers being vehicular combat games. The Defense ↑ and Attack Power ↑ rules and battle conditions reference Eagle's CO abilities which increases the attack and defense of his Air Units.
1,137		Olaf	•Ice Climbers		2,200	Summit (Battlefield form)	•Move Speed ↓ •Hazard: Ice Floor	•The floor is frozen •You have reduced move speed after a little while •The enemy starts the battle with a Steel Diver	Filled with Hope	The Ice Climbers puppet fighter represents Olaf, the leader of Blue Moon in Advance Wars who also wears a coat insulated with wool. The stage, Ice Floor hazard, and Move Speed ↓ rule and battle condition represent Olaf's specialty in winter combat where he uses Snow to slow down his opponents. The music references both Advance Wars and Steel Diver being vehicular combat games which involves arctic areas.
1,138		Ayumi Tachibana	•Villager		2,300	Town and City	•Item: Smoke Ball •Hazard: Fog	•The stage is covered in fog	Route 10 - Pokémon Black / Pokémon White	The blue Villager puppet fighter represents Ayumi Tachibana, the assistant detective in the Famicom Tantei Club series. The stage likely references Myoujin village, the main setting of Famicom Tantei Club: The Missing Heir. The music is heard at Route 10 from Pokémon Black & White which features a large cliff, likely referencing the beginning of Famicom Tantei Club: The Missing Heir where the main protagonist is found at the bottom of a cliff. This spirit's Fog Immunity ability, the Fog Hazard, and the Smoke Ball items references the story of Famicom Tantei Club: The Girl Who Stands Behind where Ayumi Tachibana must solve the case of her friend's murder.
1,139		Goku & Chao	•Diddy Kong •Villager		1,600	Town and City	•Item: Golden Hammer	•Reinforcements will appear during the battle •The enemy is easily distracted by items	Yūyūki Medley	The Diddy Kong and blue Villager puppet fighters each represent Goku & Chao respectively, with the Diddy Kong puppet fighter referencing both Diddy Kong and Goku being simian characters. The Villager puppet fighter starting off with a Black Hole and the Golden Hammer item references the ending of Disk 1 of Famicom Mukashi Banashi: Yūyūki where Goku's friends are being sucked into a waterspout, but then Chao arrives and gives Goku the Mallet of Light. The stage references the small village in China, Chao's home village in Yūyūki.
1,140		Sukapon	•Mii Gunner (180 HP) (Moveset 1 1 1 1, Bear Hat, Bear Suit)		13,700	Coliseum	•Attack Power ↑ •Assist Trophy Enemies (Sukapon)	•Stamina battle •Hostile assist trophies will appear •The enemy has increased attack power after a little while	Clu Clu Land	Sukapon appears as the Assist Trophy enemy. The Mii Gunner puppet fighter represents Sukapon's creator, Dr. Little Emon. The stage references the Colosseum stage from Joy Mech Fight. The music references both Joy Mech Fight and Clu Clu Land being retro 8-bit games. This spirit's Grab type, Strong Throw ability, and the stamina battle condition represents the traditional fighting game style of Joy Mech Fight, which includes Sukapon throwing his opponents or his head to attack.
1,141		Yakuman Player	•Villager Team ×4		2,000	Tomodachi Life	•Item: Daybreak Parts	•The enemy is easily distracted by items	Yūyūki Medley	The Villager Team represents the four players required for mahjong as Yakuman is based on the tile game. The stage likely references the Japanese architecture of the 1920's when mahjong was first introduced in Japan. The Daybreak Parts items and the battle condition references the goal of Japanese mahjong by taking points from other players until a winning hand is made, whereas the "Yakuman" is a rare and valuable winning hand composed of different tiles than a normal hand.
1,142		Commander	•Little Mac		2,300	Lylat Cruise	•Assist Trophy Enemies (Andross)	•Hostile assist trophies will appear	Tunnel Scene - X	The Wire Little Mac puppet fighter references the 3D wireframe graphics of X. The stage, music, and Andross Assist Trophy enemy likely reference how X and Star Fox were both built on the same technology and developed by Argonaut Games.
1,143		Frog & Snake	•Greninja •King K. Rool		3,600	Dream Land GB (Castle Lololo interior)	•Assist Trophy Enemies (Sablé Prince)	•Hostile assist trophies will appear	Kirby Retro Medley (Castle Lololo)	Prince Richard (this spirit's enhanced form) appears as the Assist Trophy enemy. The Greninja and King K. Rool puppet fighters represent the Frog & Snake respectively, the two transformations taking by the Sablé Prince. The stage references Kaeru no Tame ni Kane wa Naru being released exclusively for the Game Boy, with the Castle Lololo layout representing either Eclair Palace or the Sablé Prince's royal status.
1,145		Prince Richard	•Young Link		9,900	Dream Land GB	•Temporary Invincibility •Assist Trophy Enemies (Sablé Prince)	•The enemy will occasionally be invincible after a little while •The enemy can unleash powerful critical hits at random •Hostile assist trophies will appear	Kirby Retro Medley (Castle Lololo)	Spirit Battle trivia: The Young Link puppet fighter represents Prince Richard, the friendly rival of the Sablé Prince, who appears as the Assist Trophy enemy. The stage references Kaeru no Tame ni Kane wa Naru being released exclusively for the Game Boy with the Castle Lololo layout representing either Eclair Palace or Prince Richard's royal status. The Temporary Invincibility rule references Prince Richard being transformed into a frog where, while in this form, certain enemies are unable to fight the Sablé Prince. The second battle condition likely represents the ability to use items in combat for large damage, or Prince Richard's superior fighting skills at the start of the game. Other trivia: In World of Light, Prince Richard spirit's is located in the Pac-Maze section, referencing Prince Richard debuting as an 8-bit character.
1,146		Muddy Mole	•Donkey Kong		1,700	The Great Cave Offensive (Battlefield form)	•Item: Pitfall	•Take your strongest team into this no-frills battle	Kirby Retro Medley (Float Islands)	The Donkey Kong puppet fighter references both Donkey Kong and Muddy Mole being mammalian creatures wearing red neckties. The stage and Pitfall item references the gameplay mechanic of Mole Mania where Muddy Mole digs tunnels underground. The stage also features tropical elements and the music uses the "Float Islands" theme, likely referencing the Beach level in Mole Mania.
1,147		Maruhige Shop Owner	•Mario (140 HP)		3,700	Pac-Land (Battlefield form)	•Item: Assist Trophy	•Stamina battle •The enemy is easily distracted by items	Welcome Center	The Mario puppet fighter references the Maruhige Shop Owner bearing similarities with Mario, including his mustache and his real name, Maruo. The stage's 8-bit aesthetic references Trade & Battle: Card Hero being released on the Game Boy Color. The Assist Trophy items and the stamina battle condition reference the main gameplay of the Card Hero games where the player summons monsters using Monster Cards and must attack the opponent until their HP drops to zero.
1,148		Satoru	•Shulk •Mewtwo •Ridley •Bowser		1,700	Pokémon Stadium 2	•Move Speed ↓	•Defeat the main fighter to win •The enemy's melee weapons have increased power •Reinforcements will appear during the battle	Worthy Rival Battle	The Shulk puppet fighter represents Satoru, the main protagonist of Kousoku Card Battle: Card Hero. The stage and music references Kousoku Card Battle: Card Hero being a competitve role-playing game. The minion fighters and the battle condtions references the gameplay of the Card Hero games where the player summons their monsters using their Monster Cards and must use them to defeat their opponent.
1,149		Dr. Wright	•Villager Team		9,500	New Donk City Hall (Ω form)	•Assist Trophy Enemies (Dr. Wright)	•Hostile assist trophies will appear •Defeat an army of fighters	Light Plane (Original)	Spirit Battle trivia: Dr. Wright appears as the Assist Trophy enemy. The Villager Team and the stage represents the inhabitants of the city in SimCity. The music references both Pilotwings and SimCity sharing the same composer, Soyo Oka. Other trivia: This spirit's Support type references Dr. Wright being the player's city advisor. This spirit's Ore Club Equipped ability references the natural disasters the player's city will face, including tornadoes.
1,150		ST Falcon	•Samus		1,900	Port Town Aero Dive	•Item: Super Scope	•The enemy starts the battle with a Super Scope	Marionation Gear	Spirit Battle trivia: The Samus puppet fighter references both Samus's Power Armor and the ST Falcon being human-shaped machines. The stage references the futuristic roads many of the fights in Battle Clash take place on. The music references both Battle Clash and Chōsōjū Mecha MG being games featuring giant battling mechas. The puppet fighter starts off with a Super Scope, referencing Battle Clash requiring the use of the actual Super Scope to play it. The Super Scope also references the light-gun shooter gameplay of Battle Clash where the player can shoot either rapid fire shots or more powerful charged shots. Other trivia: This spirit is purchasable at Sheldon's Place, a shop that sells spirits related to weapons, referencing the ST Falcon being a weaponized mecha suit.
1,151		F-Type	•Roy		2,200	Figure-8 Circuit	N/A	•Timed battle (1:00) •The enemy has increased move speed and reduced weight	Title Theme - 3D Hot Rally	The Roy Koopa puppet fighter's Koopa Clown Car features a red-and-white color scheme, referencing the red-and-white color scheme of the F-Type. The stage and music references the racing genre of Stunt Race FX. This spirit's Undamaged Speed ↑ ability and the second battle condition references the F-Type, a vehicle in '"Stunt Race FX which has one of the fastest speeds in the game, but is the weakest at taking damage.
1,152		Tractor Trailer	•Morton		1,900	Moray Towers	N/A	•The enemy's side special has increased power •The enemy favors side specials	Excite Truck	The Morton puppet fighter features a black-and-white color scheme, referencing the Tractor Trailer's black-and-white color scheme. The stage references the building resembling Moray Towers in the Console City section where the Tractor Trailer's spirit is located in World of Light. The music references the racing genre of Stunt Race FX, as well as the Tractor Trailer's model of a semi-truck. The puppet fighter's favored Clown Kart Dash and first battle condition references the Tractor Trailer being a powerful semi-truck known for being the least maneuverable vehicle in Stunt Race FX.
1,153		Lip	•Mii Swordfighter (Moveset 3 1 2 2, Lip Wig, Lip Outfit, High Voice Type 4) •Jigglypuff		9,200	Garden of Hope (hazards off)	•Flowery •Item: Lip's Stick	•Defeat the main fighter to win •You constantly take minor damage •The enemy starts the battle with a Lip's Stick	Lip's Theme - Panel de Pon	The Mii Swordfighter puppet fighter's costume represents Lip and her signature flower, Lip's Stick, which appears as the item. The puppet fighter's moveset references different gameplay mechanics in Panel de Pon, which includes: Blurring Blade (referencing Panels being popped one after another); Airborne Assault (referencing how the Panels are moved left or right on the cursor); Skyward Slash Dash (referencing the Cursor being able to be move in different directions); and Reversal Slash (referencing how the Panels can be swapped and rearranged). The Jigglypuff minion fighter represents Furifuri the Rabbit, who shares a similar resemblance and jump animation, with the puppet fighter jumping higher in this spirit battle. The minion fighter also likely represents Watabou the Fluffy who, like Jigglypuff, falls slowly. The stage references the title screen and Lip's stage in Panel de Pon. The music represents Lip's theme song in Panel de Pon. The Flowery rule references the mechanic of sending Garbage Blocks to opponents in Panel de Pon.
1,154		Dion, Max, & Jack	•Villager •Luigi •Wario		1,800	Tortimer Island	•Item: Beastball	•Take your strongest team into this no-frills battle	Village of the Blue Maiden	The puppet fighters represent fighting against the protagonists of Marvelous: Mohitotsu no Takarajima: Dion, Jack, and Max (represented by the Villager, Luigi, and Wario, respectively). The Villager puppet fighter references both Villager and Dion being short and youthful. The Luigi puppet fighter references both Luigi and Jack being taller and lankier. The Wario puppet fighter references both Wario and Max being overweight. The stage references Camp Island, the island main setting of Marvelous. The Beastball item represents the baseball that Dion throws in Marvelous.
1,155		Hakkun	•Kirby		2,100	Yoshi's Island	•Invisibility	•Timed battle (2:00) •You are invisible after a little while	Flower Field	The Kirby puppet fighter references both Kirby and Hakkun sharing the ability to alter their physical appearances after sucking up certain items. The stage and music represents Yoshi's Island a game that was released on the SNES, the Nintendo game console which also released Sutte Hakkun. This spirit's Transformation Duration ↑ ability and Invisibility rule references Hakkun being transparent, but will change colors after sucking up the colors of bottles and blocks before transferring the colors elsewhere.
1,156		Girl from Hajimari no Mori	•Villager •Ness		2,300	Duck Hunt (Battlefield form)	•Hazard: Fog	•The stage is covered in fog •The enemy favors down specials	Yūyūki Medley	Spirit Battle trivia: The green Villager and Ness puppet fighters represent the Girl and the nameless protagonist from Hajimari no Mori respectively. The stage references the pixelated aesthetic of Hajimari no Mori. The music references the Japanese aesthetic of both Yūyūki and Hajimari no Mori. The Villager puppet fighter's favored Timber and stage references Donguri Forest, the forest where the Girl and her tribe of yokai, the Ayakashi, lived and hoped to restore the forest to it's former state, before the trees were cut down for lumber. This is also referenced by the Poison Woods section where the Girl's spirit is located in World of Light. The Fog hazard references Hajimari no Mori featuring a few scenes set in a mysterious fog. Other trivia: This spirit's Super Leaf Equipped ability references both the Girl's species, the Ayakashi, and the Tanuki (which the Super Leaf is based on) being spirits in Japanese folklore.
1,157		Harry	•Little Mac •Mega Man		1,900	Boxing Ring	N/A	•The enemy's punches and elbow strikes have increased power	Tunnel Theme - X-Scape	The Wire Little Mac puppet fighter represents the player of Teleroboxer, who appears in this spirit's artwork. The red Mega Man minion fighter represents Harry, the red-colored robot the player controls using Telerobotics. The music references both X-Scape and Teleroboxer being games which features a first person point-of-view. This spirit's Fist Attack ↑ ability and battle conditions references the boxing theme and main gameplay mechanic of Teleroboxer where the player controls Harry and uses him to participate in robot boxing matches against other robotic boxers.
1,158		Ryota Hayami	•Shulk		1,800	Wuhu Island (Jetski starting line)	•Slippery Stage •Buoyancy Reduced	•You can't swim •The stage's platforms are very slippery	Wii Sports Resort	Spirit Battle trivia: The Shulk puppet fighter represents Ryota Hayami, a jet-skier from the Wave Race series who, like Shulk, wears a vest. The stage's jetski starting line layout references Wave Race being a racing game involving jetskis. The stage takes place along the shoreline, referencing the shores of the Alolan Islands section where Ryota's spirit is located in World of Light. The Slippery Stage and Buoyancy Reduced rules references the main gameplay of the Wave Race series where the player controls a jet ski across the seas. Other trivia: This spirit's Swimmer ability references how the jetski racers swim near their jetskis before the start of the race in Wave Race.
1,159		Akari Hayami	•Wii Fit Trainer		1,800	Summit	•Slippery Stage •Item: Freezie	•The stage's platforms are very slippery	Golden Forest	Spirit Battle trivia: The Wii Fit Trainer puppet fighter represents Akari Hayami, a snowboarder from the 1080° series. The music references Akari's appearance in 1080° Snowboarding. The stage, Slippery Stage rule, and Freezie item represent the main gameplay of the 1080° series where the player snowboards down a mountain. The stage takes place on a mountain, referencing the Frozen Mountain section where Akari's spirit is located in World of Light. Other trivia: This spirit's Impact Run ability references both the player's top speed and the ability to sustain damages from crashing.
1,160		Ray Mk II	•Mii Gunner (Moveset 3 2 1 2, Ray Mk III Helmet, Ray Mk III Outfit, No Voice)		3,600	Pokémon Stadium 2 (hazards off)	N/A	•The enemy's ranged weapons have increased power •The enemy favors special moves •The enemy starts the battle with a Rocket Belt	Marionation Gear	The Mii Gunner puppet fighter's costume represents Ray Mk II's upgraded form and this spirit's enhanced form, Ray Mk III. The puppet fighter's moveset references Ray Mk II's moveset in Custom Robo V2 which includes: Grenade Launch (referencing Straight Bomb S), Stealth Burst (referencing Sniper Gun), Lunar Launch (referencing Ground Legs), and Bomb Drop (referencing Speed Pod P). The stage references both Custom Robo and Pokémon being games where battling is used as a common sport. The music references Ray Mk II's appearances in the Custom Robo series. The puppet fighter starts off with a Rocket Belt, referencing Ray Mk II's jetpack.
1,162		Flare	•Samus (120 HP)		1,800	Pokémon Stadium	N/A	•Stamina battle •The enemy starts the battle with a Ray Gun •The enemy starts the battle with a Rocket Belt	Marionation Gear	The Samus puppet fighter refrences both Samus and Flare being female characters who pilots their mechanical suits. Similar to the battle with Ray Mk II, references both Custom Robo and Pokémon being games where battling is used as a common sport. The music references Flare's appearances in the Custom Robo series. The stamina battle condition represents the battle gameplay of the Custom Robo series where each player must deplete the opponent's robot's HP to 0. The puppet fighter starts off with a Ray Gun and Rocket Belt, referencing Flare's arm-mounted blaster and jetpack.
1,163		Bayonette	•Dark Samus (70 HP) •Samus (70 HP)		1,900	Mushroomy Kingdom (Battlefield form)	N/A	•The enemy's side special has increased power •Stamina battle •The enemy favors side specials	Marionation Gear	The yellow Dark Samus and blue Samus puppet fighters each represents Lance and Spear, the twin Striker Vanishers that merged to create Bayonette. The stage references the Desert Palace, a desert-themed Holosseum in Custom Robo Arena which features a desert setting and a ruined castle. The music references Bayonette's appearances in the Custom Robo series. The stamina battle condition represents the battle gameplay of the Custom Robo series where each player must deplete the opponent's robot's HP to 0. This spirit's Steel Driver Equipped ability and the first and third battle conditions reference Bayonette's Twin Bombs attack.
1,164		Saki Amamiya	•Mii Gunner (Moveset 2 1 2 1, Saki Amamiya Wig, Saki Amamiya Outfit, Normal Voice Type 1)		9,200	Moray Towers (Battlefield form)	N/A	•The enemy's ranged weapons have increased power	Opening Stage	The Mii Gunner puppet fighter's costume represents Saki Amamiya, the main protagonist of the Sin and Punishment series. The stage and music references the near-future Tokyo setting of Sin and Punishment. The battle condition references the rail shooting gameplay of the Sin and Punishment games, as well as Saki's skill with his gun/sword hybrid, the Dolphin.
1,165		Isa Jo	•Shulk •Mii Gunner (Moveset 2 2 2 2, Saki Amamiya Wig, Saki Amamiya Outfit, Normal Voice Type 1)		3,600	Midgar (hazards off)	N/A	•The enemy starts the battle with a Ray Gun •The enemy starts the battle with a Rocket Belt	Opening Stage	Spirit Battle trivia: The Shulk puppet fighter starting off with a Ray Gun and a Rocket Belt represents Isa Jo, who uses a jetpack to hover above aground. The Mii Gunner minion fighter's costume represents Saki Amamiya, Isa's father, though they do not appear alongside each other in Sin & Punishment: Star Successor. The stage represents the futuristic Tokyo setting of Sin & Punishment: Star Successor. Other trivia: This spirit's Beam Sword Equipped ability references Isa's Cannon Sword.
1,167		Alessandro Inzaghi	•Snake		1,900	Pirate Ship	•Attack Power ↑	•The enemy has increased attack power when the enemy's at high damage	Filled with Hope	The Snake puppet fighter references both Snake and Alessandro Inzaghi being members of a militia organization. The stage and music references Napoleon, The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker, and Steel Diver being games which features an oceanic setting, with the stage's ship resembling the Napoleonic-era naval warships.
1,168		Isaac	•Mii Swordfighter (Moveset 1 2 2 2, Isaac Wig, Isaac's Outfit, High Voice Type 1) •Palutena •Robin •Roy		8,900	Wuhu Island (Swaying Bridge)	•Assist Trophy Enemies (Isaac)	•The enemy's magic attacks have increased power •Hostile assist trophies will appear •Reinforcements will appear during the battle	Battle Scene / Final Boss - Golden Sun	Spirit Battle trivia: Isaac appears as the Assist Trophy enemy. The Mii Swordfighter puppet fighter's costume represents Isaac, the protagonist of Golden Sun. The minion fighters represent Isaac's party members in Golden Sun: Garet, Ivan, and Mia (each represented respectively by Roy, Robin, and Paultena). The stage references Mt. Aleph, a dormant volcano featured in Golden Sun, with the bridge layout referencing the bridges leading to Isaac's home village of Vale. The first battle condition references the Psynergy abilities, a form of magic used in the Golden Sun series. Other trivia: In World of Light, Isaac's spirit is located on Galeem's side in the Final Battle map while Shanoa is featured across from him on Dharkon's side, referencing both characters utilizing elemental-based magic attacks, which in Isaac's case, is Psyenergy.
1,170		Garet	•Roy		2,500	Temple (Battlefield form)	•Hazard: Lava Floor	•The floor is lava •The enemy starts the battle with a Fire Flower	Battle Scene / Final Boss - Golden Sun	The Roy puppet fighter references both Roy and Garet being warriors who utilize fire-based attacks. The stage references both the Temple from The Legend of Zelda and the Sol Sanctum from Golden Sun being dungeons in their respective game series This spirit's Fire Attack ↑ ability and the battle conditions references Garet being a Mars Adept, who mostly specializes in fire-based attacks.
1,171		Ivan	•Robin		2,300	Onett	•Hazard: Heavy Wind	•Dangerously high winds are in effect after a little while •The enemy starts the battle with a Gust Bellows	Battle Scene / Final Boss - Golden Sun	The Robin puppet fighter references both Robin and Ivan being mages who utilize magic-based attacks. The stage references Vault, the town where Ivan is recruited in Golden Sun. This spirit battle references Ivan being a Jupiter Adept, who mostly specializes in wind-based attacks.
1,172		Mia	•Palutena		2,200	Delfino Plaza (Large Island)	N/A	•Timed battle (1:00) •The enemy shields often •The enemy can heal by shielding attacks	Battle Scene / Final Boss - Golden Sun	The Palutena puppet fighter references both Palutena and Mia utilizing magic-based attacks while wielding a magic staff. This spirit's Water Attack ↑ ability, the stage, and battle conditions references Mia being a Mercury Adept, a Water Seer class series mage who mostly specializes in healing magic.
1,173		Felix	•Marth		3,500	Coliseum	•Item Tidal Wave •Earthquake	•Periodic earthquakes will shake the stage •Certain items will appear in large numbers after a little while	Battle Scene / Final Boss - Golden Sun	Spirit Battle trivia: The Marth puppet fighter references both Marth and Felix being warriors who wield a long sword. The stage, the Earthquake rule, and the POW Block item in the Item Tidal Wave rule references Felix being a Venus Adept, who mostly specializes in earth-based attacks. This is also referenced by the Badlands section where Felix's spirit is located in World of Light. Other trivia: This spirit's Neutral type references Felix being a childhood friend of Isaac who later joins forces with the other antagonists of Golden Sun.
1,174		Jenna	•Zelda		3,500	Temple (Battlefield form)	•Assist Trophy Enemies (Isaac)	•Hostile assist trophies will appear •The enemy favors side specials	Battle Scene / Final Boss - Golden Sun	The Zelda puppet fighter references both Zelda and Jenna utilizing magic-based attacks. The stage references both the Temple from The Legend of Zelda and the Sol Sanctum from Golden Sun being dungeons in their respective game series. The puppet fighter's favored Din's Fire references Jenna being a Mars Adept, who mostly specializes in fire-based attacks. This spirit's Support type and the Isaac Assist Trophy enemy references how Jenna would become the wife of Isaac between the events of Golden Sun: The Lost Age and Dark Dawn.
1,175		Matthew	•Chrom		3,600	Coliseum	•Item: Hothead	•Take your strongest team into this no-frills battle	Weyard	The Chrom puppet fighter references both Chrom and Matthew each being part of the family where one of their past members is the main protagonist of the first game in their respective series (i.e. Marth in Fire Emblem, Isaac in Golden Sun). The stage references Matthew being a Venus Adept, who specializes in earth-based attacks. The music references Matthew's appearance in Golden Sun: Dark Dawn. The Hothead item is likely a joke reference to the Golden Sun series due to the Hothead's similar appearance to the sun. Additionally, it likely references his mother, Jenna, who is a Mars Adept that specializes in fire-based attacks.
1,176		Magical Vacation Protagonists	•Villager		3,800	Smashville	N/A	•The enemy is easily distracted by items	Attack - Soma Bringer	The yellow and green Villager puppet fighters each represents the male and female protagonists of Magical Vacation. The stage references the Magical Starsign series having a significant amount of anthropomorphic animal characters. The music references both Soma Bringer and Magical Vacation being role-playing games. The Items enabled in this spirit battle, including Fire Flowers, Freezies, Lightning, Pitfalls, and Gust Bellows each reference the respective magical elements in the Magical Starsign series: Fire, Water, Lightning, Earth/Wood, and Wind.
1,177		Putty	•Wii Fit Trainer		4,400	Smashville	•Slippery Stage	•Timed battle (1:00) •The enemy tends to avoid conflict •Melee weapons aren't very effective against the enemy	Attack - Soma Bringer	The Male Wii Fit Trainer puppet fighter references both the Wii Fit Trainer and Putty being pale humanoid characters with unreadable facial expressions. Similar to the battle with the Magical Vacation Protagonists, the stage references the Magical Starsign series having a significant amount of anthropomorphic animal characters. The music references both Soma Bringer and Magical Vacation being role-playing games. The Slippery Stage rule and the battle conditions references the Traveling Putty traveling through the different locations in Magical Starsign.
1,178		Mokka	•R.O.B.		3,700	Great Plateau Tower	•Move Speed ↓	•You have reduced move speed	Attack - Soma Bringer	Spirit Battle trivia: The R.O.B. puppet fighter references both R.O.B. and Mokka being robot characters. The stage features Hyrule Castle in the background, referencing the Will-o'-the-Wisp Academy, a castle-like academy where Mokka is enrolled in Magical Starsign. The music references both Soma Bringer and Magical Vacation being role-playing games. This spirit's Weight ↑ ability and Move Speed ↓ rule references Mokka's low speed stat, being a heavyweight character. Other trivia: This spirit is purchasable at Sheldon's Place, a shop that sells spirits related to weapons, referencing Mooka being a weaponized robot.
1,179		DeMille	•Bunny Isabelle		1,800	Yoshi's Island (Melee)	•Item: Maxim Tomato	•The enemy becomes more powerful after eating •The enemy is easily distracted by items	Attack and Run!	The Bunny Isabelle puppet fighter references both the puppet fighter and DeMille sharing similarities, including a yellow color scheme, a blue outfit, and wearing headgear featuring bunny ears. The stage references the artistic aesthetic of Tomato Adventure. The music references both Tomato Adventure and Mario & Luigi being developed by the same company, AlphaDream, with Tomato Adventure being a spiritual predecessor to the Mario & Luigi series. The Maxim Tomato item references Tomato Adventure being centered around tomatoes.
1,180		Tomatrio	•Kirby		1,600	Yoshi's Island (Melee) (Battlefield form)	•Item: Maxim Tomato	•The enemy is easily distracted by items	Mixed-Up Scramble	Spirit Battle trivia: The three Kirby puppet fighters references both Kirby and the Tomatrio being small, round characters, with the puppet fighter's coloration referencing the similar color scheme of the Tomatrio seen in this spirit's artwork. The stage references the artistic aesthetic to Tomato Adventure. The music references both Tomato Adventure and Mario & Luigi being developed by the same company, AlphaDream, with Tomato Adventure being a spiritual predecessor to the Mario & Luigi series. The Maxim Tomato item references Tomato Adventure being centered around tomatoes. Other trivia: This spirit is purchasable at Beedle's Tent, a shop that sells spirits related to living creatures, referencing the Tomatrio being sentient tomatoes.
1,182		Starly	•Jigglypuff		3,800	Tortimer Island (Battlefield form)	•Temporary Invincibility	•The enemy will occasionally be invincible after a little while	Tortimer Island Medley	Spirit Battle trivia: The Jigglypuff puppet fighter features a bow on its head, referencing Starly also being a pink-colored character with round eyes who wears a bow on her head. The stage and music references the oceanic setting of The Legendary Starfy series. The Temporary Invincibility rule and battle condition reference the Super Star's invincibility effect, as both the Super Star and Starly are star-shaped. Other trivia: This spirit's Weight ↓ ability references Starly being a small, lightweight character. In World of Light, Starly's spirit is located on Galeem's side on The Final Battle map while the Octoling Octopus is featured across from her on Dharkon's side, referencing both characters being pink-colored sea creatures with Starly initially seen as an ally.
1,183		Moe	•Pac-Man		1,600	Tortimer Island	N/A	•The enemy shields often •The enemy's shield has extra durability	Tortimer Island Medley	The Pac-Man puppet fighter references the shape of Moe's clam shell resembling Pac-Man's Classic Form. The stage and music references the oceanic setting of The Legendary Starfy series. This spirit's Shield tye and battle conditions references Moe's protective outer shell.
1,184		Old Man Lobber	•Wario ×3		3,800	Tortimer Island	N/A	•The enemy's throws have increased power •The enemy favors grabs and throws	Tortimer Island Medley	The Wario puppet fighter and his red costume references Old Man Lobber being a red-colored character with a large mustache. The stage and music references the oceanic setting of The Legendary Starfy series. The stage takes place on the beach, referencing the the beach of the Alolan Islands section where Old Man Lobber's spirit is located in World of Light. The battle conditions reference Old Man Lobber's namesake and the main gameplay mechanic of World 2 in The Legendary Starfy where the player must throw around (or "lob") boulders to progress.
1,185		Mermaid	•Inkling		1,700	Wuhu Island (Rocks at sea)	N/A	•The enemy heals over time	Tortimer Island Medley	Spirit Battle trivia: The Inkling puppet fighter references both Inkling and the Mermaid being humanoid aquatic characters. The stage references the legends of mermaids where they reside by the rocks at sea and use their singing to lure sailors to their doom. The Autoheal battle condition references the Mermaid's ability to heal the player when interacted with in The Legendary Starfy. Other trivia: In World of Light, the Mermaid spirit is located in a lake where it is occupied by fish-themed spirits.
1,186		Mattel	•Kirby		1,800	Delfino Plaza (Large Island)	•Assist Trophy Enemies (Starfy)	•Hostile assist trophies will appear	Tortimer Island Medley	The Kirby puppet fighter references both Kirby and Mattel being pink characters with round eyes. The stage and music references the oceanic setting and music references the oceanic setting of The Legendary Starfy series. The Starfy Assist Trophy enemy references how Starfy had a crush on Mattel in The Legendary Starfy 4.
1,187		Cupid	•Pit Team ×4		2,000	Skyworld	N/A	•The enemy favors neutral specials	Afternoon on the Island	The Pit Team, their favored Bow of Light, and the stage references both Pit and Cupid being angelic characters armed with a bow and arrow. The music references both Tomadachi Life and Sennen Kazoku being life simulation games which takes place in an urban setting.
1,188		Li'l Blue	•Alph		1,600	Hanenbow	•Hazard: Low Gravity	•Gravity is reduced	Electroplankton (Remix)	Spirit Battle trivia: The Alph puppet fighter references both characters appearing in games where they appear tiny compared to their environment. The stage references the visual aesthetic of Chee-Chai Alien. The Low Gravity hazard references Li'l Blue being an alien that originated from space. Other trivia: This spirit's Fire/Explosion Resist ↑ ability references Li'l Blue being a humanoid drop of water, which can extinguish fires.
1,189		Yama	•Luigi •Villager ×2		2,000	Tomodachi Life	•Item: Ore Club •Hazard: Heavy Wind	•Dangerously high winds are in effect after a little while •The enemy is easily distracted by items	Title Theme - NES Remix 2	The Luigi puppet fighter references both Luigi and Yama being lanky characters with a big nose. The stage references the main setting of The Tower SP taking place in a tall, populated building. The Heavy Wind hazard and Ore Club item likely reference a skyscraper's design to be wind-resistant as it reaches higher altitudes.
1,191		Pocket Football Player	•Tiny Villager Team ×11		3,900	Pokémon Stadium 2 (Ω form)	•Item: Soccer Ball	•The enemy's kicks and knee strikes have increased power •The enemy is easily distracted by items •Defeat an army of fighters	Wii Sports Series Medley	The Tiny Villager Team represents the required number of players on a football team to have on the field, which in this case, is eleven. The stage references football taking place in a stadium. The stage also references the stadium in the Lumiose City section near where the Pocket Football Player spirit is located in World of Light. This spirit's Shooting Items ↑ references the game of associated football (soccer in different countries) in Calciobit where the players will have to shoot the ball by kicking it.
1,192		Karate Joe	•Ryu		9,200	Suzaku Castle (Ω form)	•Item Tidal Wave	•The enemy's punches and elbow strikes have increased power •The enemy's kicks and knee strikes have increased power •The enemy favors smash attacks	Rhythm Boxing	The Ryu puppet fighter and the battle conditions references both Ryu and Karate Joe being robed martial artists who utilizes kicks, uppercuts, and sweeps in their respective series. The stage references both Street Fighter and Karate Man being martial arts-themed games. The music references Karate Joe's appearance in the Rhythm Fever series. The Crate items in the Item Tidal Wave rule reference Joe's training where he practices a kicking move on a barrel with a bomb inside, as one of the three Explosive Crates enabled in this spirit battle is an Exploding Crate.
1,195		Sick Beats Doctor	•Dr. Mario		2,200	Wrecking Crew	•Assist Trophy Enemies (Ghosts) •Hazard: Poison Cloud	•The stage is covered in a poisonous cloud •Hostile assist trophies will appear	Chill (Brawl)	The Doctor Mario puppet fighter represents the Sick Beats Doctor, the main character from his original minigame, Sick Beats. The stage features a green coloration, referencing the green background of Sick Beats. The music references both Dr. Mario and Sick Beats being games where the main objective is to destroy the viruses. This spirit's Shield battle type, Critical-Health Defense ↑, and Ghost Assist Trophy enemy references the Sick Beats Doctor's goal of destroying the viruses without letting it escape. The Poison Cloud hazard references the spread of airborne viruses which can sicken and weaken their hosts.
1,196		The Chorus Kids	•Jigglypuff ×3		9,100	Wii Fit Studio	N/A	•The enemy favors up specials •The enemy is giant •The enemy has increased attack power	Monkey Watch	Spirit Battle trivia: The three Jigglypuff puppet fighter represents the three Chorus Kids from their original minigame, Glee Club. The puppet fighters' different sizes references the slightly skewed perspective of the Glee Club minigame, with the ones on the right being larger than the ones on the left. The stage references the featureless white room, the setting of Glee Club. The puppet fighter's favored Sing references the Chorus Kids singing in a choir. Other trivia: This spirit's Jump ↓ ability references how the Chorus Kids never jump in Glee Club.
1,197		Munchy Monk	•Ken •Tiny Kirby ×3		1,500	Spirit Train	•Item: Food	•Defeat the main fighter to win •The enemy favors up specials •The enemy is easily distracted by items	Fruit Basket	The Ken puppet fighter references both Ken and the Munchy Monk being martial artists. The white Kirby minion fighters represents the dumplings, which Munchy Monk is seen eating in almost all of his appearances. The stage references the Munchy Monk endless minigame from Rhythm Heaven Fever, which takes place aboard a train. The puppet fighter's favored Shoryuken and the Food item references the main gameplay of Munchy Monk where the titular character launches dumplings in the air and eats them.
1,198		Reporter & Wrestler	•Pikachu		4,100	Boxing Ring (Battlefield form)	•Assist Trophy Enemies (Yuri Kozukata) •Easy to Launch	•You are easy to launch •Hostile assist trophies will appear	Title Theme - Punch-Out!! (Wii)	The Pikachu Libre puppet fighter references both Pikachu Libre and the Wrestler being masked wrestlers. The Yuri Kozukata Assist Trophy enemy features Yuri holding a camera, referencing how reporters are often seen carrying cameras. The stage and music references the boxing ring from the epilogue of Ringside where the Reporter & Wrestler are prominently featured.
1,199		Baxter & Forthington	•Duck Hunt •Tiny Incineroar		1,500	Pilotwings	•Item: Throwing Types	•The enemy is easily distracted by items	Monkey Watch	The Dog from Duck Hunt and the Incineroar puppet fighters each represent Baxter & Forthington, a dog and cat character duo. The stage and the Throwing Type items references Baxter and Forthington's original minigame, "Air Rally", in which the two play badminton while piloting airplanes. The music references Baxter & Forthington's appearance in the Rhythm Fever series.
1,200		Sumo Brothers	•Giant Donkey Kong		1,900	Arena Ferox (Ω form)	•Earthquake	•The enemy's physical attacks have increased power •Periodic earthquakes will shake the stage •The enemy loves to taunt	E. Honda Stage Type B	The two Giant Donkey Kong puppet fighters references both Donkey Kong and the Sumo Brothers being heavyweight characters. The stage references a sumo ring, as Arena Ferox features a circular design in the center of the stage. The music references E. Honda, a sumo wrestler from the Street Fighter series. This spirit's Weight ↑ ability, Earthquake rule and battle condition reference how the scenery shakes while the Sumo Brothers perform their stomping move in their titular minigame. The third battle condition references the pose that the Sumo Brothers perform at certain points in the same minigame.
1,201		Pig	•Yoshi Team ×6		2,000	Duck Hunt	•Item Tidal Wave	•The enemy becomes more powerful after eating •Certain items will appear in large numbers after a little while •The enemy is easily distracted by items	Gourmet Race (Brawl)	The Yoshi puppet fighters references both Yoshi and the Pig being carnivorous creatures. The stage's 8-bit aesthetic and setting references the large, blocky field that Cubivore primarily takes place in. The music, Food item (Grilled Steak), and the battle conditions references the main gameplay mechanic of Cubivore where the character must consume other characters to gain their mutations and their strength.
1,202		Alexandra Roivas	•Zero Suit Samus		1,800	Luigi's Mansion	•Hazard: Screen Flip	•The screen will suddenly flip when the enemy's at high damage	Main Theme - Luigi's Mansion (Brawl)	The Zero Suit Samus puppet fighter references both Samus and Alexandra Roivas being fit, blonde female protagonists in their respective games. The stage represents the Roivas Mansion, the main setting of Eternal Darkness, with the stage and music also referencing Eternal Darkness's status as a horror genre game. The Screen Flip hazard references the Sanity Meter mechanic of Eternal Darkness which decreases whenever the player is spotted by a monster, resulting in various hallucinatory effects, such as the player walking on the ceiling of the next room they enter. The "high damage" battle condition references how Sanity Effects only activate when the player's Sanity Meter is nearly empty.
1,203		Mappo	•R.O.B.		1,700	Wuhu Island (Wishing Fountain)	•Attack Power ↑ •Move Speed ↓	•Survive until the timer runs out (1:00) •You have reduced move speed after a little while •The enemy has increased attack power after a little while	Tomorrow's Passion	The blue R.O.B. puppet fighter represents Mappo, the blue-colored robotic police chief from Giftpia. The stage represents Nanshi Island, the main setting of Giftpia which takes place on a large, tropical island. The stage also features flag banners, referencing the beginning of Giftpia where Pockle, the main protagonist, misses his coming-of-age party which featured flag banners as well. The music references Mappo's appearance in Captain Rainbow. The rules and battle conditions reference the heavy restrictions placed on Pockle, which includes a ball and chain and strict supervision under Mappo.
1,204		Sagi	•Roy •Corrin		1,600	Gaur Plain (Battlefield form)	•Item: Timer	•Reinforcements will appear during the battle •The enemy is easily distracted by items	The Valedictory Elegy	The Roy puppet fighter references both Roy and Sagi being swordsman and the main protagonists of their own respective game series. The Corrin minion fighter represents Guillo, Sagi's close friend and a major member of his party. The stage references Hassaleh, a plains-like setting of Baten Kaitos Origins which features a plains-like setting. The Timer item references Lingering Time, a Time-based Spirit spell which suspends an enemy's flow of time.
1,205		Milly	•Lucina		1,700	Gaur Plain (Battlefield form)	N/A	•The enemy starts the battle with an Ore Club	The Valedictory Elegy	The Lucina puppet fighter references both Lucina and Milly sharing the same Japanese voice actress, Yū Kobayashi. The stage features a giant mechanical robot in the background, referencing Milly being half-Machina. The puppet fighter starts off with an Ore Club, referencing Milly's special ability, Canyon Wind.
1,206		Chibi-Robo	•Tiny Mii Gunner (Moveset 1 3 2 1, Chibi-Robo Hat, Chibi-Robo Outfit)		3,500	Living Room	•Sudden Damage •Assist Trophy Enemies (Nintendog)	•The enemy's energy attacks have increased power •Hostile assist trophies will appear after a little while •The enemy takes serious damage after a little while	Noisy Notebook	Spirit Battle trivia: The Tiny Mii Gunner's costume represents Chibi-Robo, a tiny robot and main playable character of the titular game. The stage represents the living room of the Sanderson's house, the main setting of Chibi-Robo! The stage also references how fighters are decreased in size relative to their surroundings, so in this environment, the puppet fighter reflects Chibi-Robo's size. The Nintendog Assist Trophy enemy references Tao, the Sanderson family's dog. The Sudden Damage rule and battle condition references Chibi-Robo's limited battery life where he will collapse if he runs out of power. The puppet fighter falls slowly, referencing the Chibi-Copter, a feature built inside Chibi-Robo designed to help him glide to the bottom after falling off a large ledge. Other trivia: This spirit's Grab type references Chibi-Robo's ability to grab and throw discarded objects. In World of Light, Chibi-Robo's spirit is located on Galeem's side on The Final Battle map while the Ball spirit is across from him on Dharkon's side, referencing both characters featuring orbs in their respective game appearances, with Chibi-Robo obtaining infinite battery life using an orb of light granted to him at the end of Chibi-Robo!
1,208		Telly	•Tiny Pac-Man		3,700	Living Room	•Item: Throwing Types	•The enemy is easily distracted by items •The enemy falls slowly •The enemy starts the battle with a Rocket Belt	Noisy Notebook	Spirit Battle trivia: The Tiny Pac-Man puppet fighter references Telly's yellow, spherical appearance when sleeping in Chibi-Robo! Zip Lash. Similar to the battle with Chibi-Robo, the stage represents the living room of the Sanderson's house, the main setting of Chibi-Robo! and reflects Telly's tiny size. The Throwing Type items references the gameplay mechanic of Chibi-Robo! where the titular character can carry and throw items. The puppet fighter's Rocket Belt and second battle condition references Telly's ability to fly and hover using its propellers. Other trivia: This spirit's Support type references Telly being Chibi-Robo's personal advisor.
1,209		Drake Redcrest	•Captain Falcon •Tiny Metal R.O.B.		1,700	Living Room	N/A	•Defeat the main fighter to win •The enemy's neutral special has increased power •The enemy loves to taunt	ST01: Roll Out, Wonderful 100!	The Captain Falcon puppet fighter references both Captain Falcon and Drake Redcrest being hunters whose faces are concealed behind their hood. The Tiny Metal R.O.B. minion fighter represents Chibi-Robo, the main playable character from the titular game. Similar to the battles with the Chibi-Robo! spirits, the stage represents the living room of the Sanderson's house where Drake Redcrest is often encountered in Chibi-Robo! and reflects Drake Redcrest's tiny size. The music references both the protagonists of The Wonderful 101 and Drake Redcrest being masked heroes who having a habit of striking a pose. The third battle condition is a reference to Drake Redcrest's fondness for striking poses, which he teaches Chibi-Robo how to do after giving him the Drake Redcrest Suit.
1,210		Chibi-Tot	•Metal R.O.B. Team ×4 (INT)/×4 (JP/CH/KR)		2,300	Gamer	•Item: Blocks	•The enemy is metal •The enemy has increased move speed	Garage	The Metal R.O.B. Team represents the Chibi-Tots, the smaller versions of Chibi-Robo. The stage references the game of hide-and-seek the Chibi-Tots play in Chibi-Robo! Photo Finder where they hide behind an object from the player's sight, similar to how the fighters must hide from 5-Volt's sight. The stage also references how the fighters' decreased size relative to their surroundings, reflecting Chibi-Tot's tiny size. The second battle condition references the Chibi-Tots running speed during hide-and-seek.
1,212		Ashley Robbins Ashley Mizuki Robins	•Isabelle •Villager		3,700	Luigi's Mansion	N/A	•The enemy is invisible	Main Theme - Luigi's Mansion (Brawl)	Spirit Battle trivia: The Isabelle puppet fighter represents Ashley Robbins, the main protagonist of Trace Memory. The Clear Villager puppet fighter represents Daniel Edward (named "D" for short), an amnesiac ghost boy who accompanies Ashley on her journey. The stage and music references the haunted Edward mansion, the main setting of Trace Memory. Other trivia: This spirit's Support type and Fog Immunity ability references how Ashley helps D restore his memories, as well as uncover the mystery of her mother's death. In World of Light, Ashely Robbins' spirit is located in the Poison Woods section, referencing Blood Edward Island, the main forest setting of Trace Memory.
1,214		Dr. Kawashima	•Dr. Mario		3,800	PictoChat 2 (hazards off)	•Assist Trophy Enemies (Dr. Kawashima)	•Hostile assist trophies will appear	Brain Age: Train Your Brain in Minutes a Day!	Dr. Kawashima appears as the Assist Trophy enemy. The Dr. Mario puppet fighter represents Dr. Kawashima, the host of the Brain Age series. The stage references both Pictochat and Brain Age being released onto the Nintendo DS.
1,216		Dr. Lobe	•Dr. Mario •Kirby		3,400	PictoChat 2	•Hazard: Low Gravity •Hazard: High Gravity	•All fighters have reduced jump ability •Gravity is reduced after a little while	Title Theme - Big Brain Academy	The Dr. Mario puppet fighter represents Dr. Lobe, the main character of the Big Brain Academy series. The Kirby minion fighters and the rules and battle conditions references the way objects float during Shadow Shift, one of the minigames in Big Brain Academy. The stage references both Pictochat and Big Brain Academy being released onto the Nintendo DS.
1,217		Ouendan	•Ryu ×3		3,700	Tomodachi Life	•Attack Power ↑	•The enemy has increased attack power after a little while •The enemy favors down specials	Filled with Hope	The Ryu puppet fighters represents the Ouendan, a tough three-person male cheer squad in the Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan series. The stage references the first stage of both Ouendan games taking place in Tsuyoshi Hanada's house. The music references the main theme of the Ouendan cheer squad, which is heard after completing the final level of both games. This spirit's Support type, the Critical-Health Stats ↑ ability, and battle conditions references the typical plot of the Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan series where the Ouendan cheers for people in need through music.
1,218		Ouendan Cheerleaders	•Isabelle ×3		4,000	Pokémon Stadium	•Attack Power ↑	•The enemy has increased attack power after a little while •The enemy favors neutral air attacks	Ring a Ding	The three Isabelle puppet fighters represents the three-person group of the Ouendan Cheerleaders. The stage represents a typical sports stadium where cheerleaders are prominently featured. The music references the Ouendan series' use of licensed pop genre songs by Japanese artists. Similar to the battle with the Ouendan, this spirit's Support type and battle conditions represent the typical plot of the Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan series where the Ouendan cheers for people in need. The puppet fighter's favored neutral aerial attacks features pom-poms, referencing the Ouendan Cheerleaders typically using pom-poms in their performance.
1,219		Elite Beat Agents	•Mii Swordfighter ×3 (Moveset 1 1 1 1, None, Business Suit)		3,700	Saffron City (hazards off)	•Attack Power ↑	•The enemy has increased attack power after a little while	Escape from the City	The three Mii Swordfighter puppet fighters' costumes represents the Elite Beat Agents, with the Business Suit resembling the Agents' suits. The music references Elite Beat Agents's use of licensed rock genre songs by Western artists. Similar to the battle with the Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan spirits, this spirit's Support type, the Critical-Health Stats ↑ ability, and battle conditions represent the typical plot of the Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan series where the Ouendan cheers for people in need.
1,220		Elite Beat Divas	•Corrin ×3		3,900	Saffron City (hazards off)	•Attack Power ↑	•The enemy has increased attack power after a little while •The enemy starts the battle with a Rocket Belt	Pop Fashion Show	The three Corrin puppet fighters references both Corrin and the three Elite Beat Divas sporting long hair. The music references Elite Beat Agents's use of licensed pop genre songs by Western artists. Similar to the battle with the Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan spirits, this spirit's Support type and battle conditions represents the typical plot of the Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan series where the Ouendan cheers for people in need. The puppet fighters start off with a Rocket Belt, referencing the Elite Beat Divas' appearance in one of the Elite Beat Agents stages, "Red Carpet Premiere! Smash Hit or Box Office Crash!!".
1,221		Satoru Amatsubo	•Shulk •Mega Man ×3		1,500	Wily Castle (hazards off)	N/A	•Reinforcements will appear during the battle	Shooting Star	The Shulk puppet fighter represents Satoru Amatsubo, the main protagonist of Project Hacker: Kakusei. The Mega Man minion fighters, stage, and music references the cybernetic themes of Project Hacker: Kakusei.
1,222		Warrior Mech Gauss	•R.O.B.		1,800	Wily Castle	N/A	•The enemy starts the battle with a Killing Edge •The enemy has increased move speed	Marionation Gear	The blue R.O.B. puppet fighter represents Warrior Mech Gauss, a blue-colored robot character. The stage references both the Mega Man series and Chōsōjū Mecha MG being centered around robotics. The puppet fighter starts off with a Killing Edge, referencing Gauss's main weapon, the Magic Sword Farsys.
1,223		Kyle Hyde	•Snake		4,100	Fourside (hazards off)	•Item: Timer •Hazard: Fog	•The stage is covered in fog	Swan Lesson	The Snake puppet fighter represents Kyle Hyde, the main protagonist of Hotel Dusk: Room 215 and Last Window: The Secret of Cape West. The stage represents Los Angeles, the setting of Last Window: The Secret of Cape West. The Timer item references the different chronological points in the plotlines of the games featuring Kyle Hyde as the protagonist. The puppet fighter's black costume and the Fog hazard references the sprites in the games featuring Kyle Hyde being monochromatic.
1,224		Kurikin	•Pac-Man ×4		1,400	Hanenbow	•Tiny •Item: Unira	•All fighters are tiny •The enemy is easily distracted by items	Electroplankton (Original)	The Tiny Pac-Man puppet fighters and the Unira item represent Kurikin, a species of round, yellow bacteria that resembles a sea urchin. The stage references how both the creatures in Electroplankton and Kurikin Nano Island Story are microscopic beings.
1,225		Hsien	•Luigi		1,800	Windy Hill Zone	•Assist Trophy Enemies (Dr. Kawashima)	•Hostile assist trophies will appear	Yūyūki Medley	The Luigi puppet fighter represents Hsien, the player's guide in Number Battle. The stage features a checkerboard design, referencing the checkerboard design seen in Number Battle. The Dr. Kawashima Assist Trophy enemy references the number tiles appearing in Number Battle, as the numbers will appear on-screen after Dr. Kawashima is released.
1,226		Magkid	•Kirby Team ×4		1,800	PictoChat 2	•Assist Trophy Enemies (Devil)	•Hostile assist trophies will appear •The enemy can deal damage by dashing into you •The enemy has increased move speed	PictoChat	The Kirby puppet fighter references both Kirby and Magkid being round characters. The music and stage references Slide Adventure MAGKID famously using a DS peripheral, the Slide Controller. The Devil Assist Trophy enemy references the main gameplay of Slide Adventure MAGKID which consisted of sliding the DS on a surface much like an optical mouse (using said peripheral) to move Magkid around. The Impact Run and third battle conditions references Magkid attacking enemies in his base form, ramming into them by sliding the DS quickly.
1,227		Aisya	•Lucina		2,500	Bridge of Eldin (hazards off)	•Assist Trophy Enemies (Shovel Knight) •Bob-omb Festival	•Bob-ombs will rain from the sky after a little while •Hostile assist trophies will appear	Attack - Soma Bringer	The Lucina puppet fighter references both Lucina and Aisya sharing the same royal title of princess. The stage references the kingdom of Millenear, the main setting of ASH: Archaic Sealed Heat. The Shovel Knight Assist Trophy enemy represents one of Aisya's fallen allies she raised from the ashes. The Bob-omb Festival rule references the beginning of ASH: Archaic Sealed Heat where the Fire Serpent attacks the kingdom of Millenear.
1,228		Num Diddly	•Mr. Game & Watch Team ×4		2,000	PictoChat 2	•Assist Trophy Enemies (Dr. Kawashima)	•Hostile assist trophies will appear	Menu - Brain Age 2: More Training in Minutes a Day!	The white Mr. Game & Watch Team references both Mr. Game & Watch and Num Diddly being two-dimensional flat characters. The stage references both PictoChat and Make 10: A Journey of Numbers being released on the Nintendo DS. The Dr. Kawashima Assist Trophy enemy references the theme of Make 10: A Journey of Numbers being centered around the number 10 where combining the on-screen numbers to a sum of 10 or more will result in an explosion, with the number 10 itself having a more powerful explosion.
1,229		Idea	•Daisy (120 HP)		1,800	Reset Bomb Forest	•Health Recovery •Move Speed ↓ •Item: Timer	•You have reduced move speed when the enemy's at high damage •Stamina battle •The enemy is healed when the enemy's at high damage	Attack - Soma Bringer	The Daisy puppet fighter represents Idea, an amnesiac and protagonist of Soma Bringer. The stage references the forest where Idea was found early in Soma Bringer. The rules, battle conditions, and Timer item likely reference to Idea being a Soma, who specializes in magical abilities.
1,230		Welt	•Roy (160 HP)		3,600	Gaur Plain (Battlefield form)	•Defense ↓	•You have reduced defense •Stamina battle	Attack - Soma Bringer	The Roy puppet fighter references both Roy and Welt being red-headed swordsman and the main protagonist of their respective games. The stage references the continent of Barnea, the main setting of Soma Bringer. The Defense ↓ rule references Welt being a Battler, who specializes in swordfighting.
1,231		T-Rex	•Giant Yoshi		4,400	Coliseum (Battlefield form)	•Hazard: Lava Floor	•The floor is lava •The enemy is giant	Battle Start - Fossil Fighters: Frontier	The Yoshi puppet fighter references both Yoshi and T-Rex being dinosaur characters, with the puppet fighter's giant size and this spirit's Weight ↑ ability referencing the T-Rex being a large, heavy dinosaur. The stage references the Fossil Stadium in Fossil Fighters. The Lava Floor hazard references the T-Rex being a Fire-element Vivosaur.
1,232		Nibbles	•Yoshi •Charizard •Ridley •Bowser		1,800	Arena Ferox	•Item: Pitfall	•Defeat the main fighter to win •Reinforcements will appear during the battle	Battle Start - Fossil Fighters: Frontier	The puppet fighters represents Nibbles and his battle evolution forms: Munchsaurus, Chompsaurus, and Crimson Ravager. The stage is polygonal-shaped, referencing the polygonal shape of a tile in a typical Fossil Battle's battlefield. The Pitfall item references the Vivosaurs being revitalized fossils dug up from the earth. This is also referenced to the set of unearthed dinosaur bones in the Badlands section where Nibbles' spirit is found in World of Light.
1,233		Glory of Heracles Hero	•Link (140 HP)		3,700	Wuhu Island (Swaying Bridge)	•Defense ↑	•Stamina battle •The enemy has increased defense after a little while	Revolt -Striving for Hope-	The Link puppet fighter references both Link's Breath of the Wild incarnation and the main protagonist of Glory of Heracles being amnesiac swordsmen who shares the title of "Hero". The stage references the cliffs of the Island of Crete where the Hero was washed up to in the beginning of Glory of Heracles. The music references both Culdcept Revolt and Glory of Heracles being fantasy role-playing games.
1,234		Heracles	•Simon		3,600	Temple	•Item: Food	•The enemy starts the battle with an Ore Club	Revolt -Striving for Hope-	The Simon puppet fighter references both Simon and Heracles sharing a similar muscular body build. The stage references the Temple of Hera in Sparta, the town where the player's party meets Heracles. This is also referenced by the Temple of Light map where Heracles's spirit is located in World of Light. The music references both Culdcept Revolt and Glory of Heracles being fantasy role-playing games. The puppet fighter starts off with an Ore Club, referencing Heracles' signature giant weapon he carries. The Food item likely references Heracles' tendency to eat, which got him arrested in Sparta after refusing to pay for his meal.
1,235		Chef (Personal Trainer: Cooking) Chef (Cooking Guide)	•King Dedede		3,500	PictoChat 2	•Item: Food	•The enemy becomes more powerful after eating •The enemy is easily distracted by items	Personal Trainer: Cooking	The King Dedede puppet fighter references both King Dedede and the Chef sharing a similar round shape. The stage references both PictoChat and Personal Trainer: Cooking being released on the Nintendo DS. This spirit's Support type, Mouthful of Curry ability, and the Food item references Personal Trainer: Cooking being a virtual cookbook, which trains people to cook dishes, including curry dishes.
1,236		Shop Assistant	•Zelda		3,600	Tomodachi Life	•Item: Transforming Types	•The enemy is easily distracted by items	Style Savvy: Trendsetters	The Zelda puppet fighter represents the Shop Assistant, the unnamed protagonist of Style Savvy. The stage and Transforming Type items references Style Savvy being a customizing game where the player customizes their character's design through different articles of clothing.
1,237		Vince	•Mii Swordfighter (Moveset 3 2 2 2, Vince's Hat, Vince's Outfit, Low Voice Type 11) •Inkling		3,500	PictoChat 2	•Assist Trophy Enemies (Vince)	•Hostile assist trophies will appear •Reinforcements will appear during the battle	Swan Lesson	Vince appears as the Assist Trophy enemy. The Mii Swordfighter puppet fighter's costume represents Vince, the host of Art Academy. The Inkling minion fighter's frequent use of his side smash attack features a large paintbrush, referencing Vince's occupation as a painter. The stage references both PictoChat and Art Academy being art-themed games released on the Nintendo DS.
1,238		Looksley	•Isabelle •Villager		1,500	Paper Mario	•Invisibility •Item: Smoke Ball	•All fighters are invisible	Freakyforms: Your Creations, Alive! Medley	The Isabelle puppet fighter references both Isabelle and Looksley being anthropomorphic characters with long ears. The Villager minion represents a typical human silhouette in Looksley's Line Up. The stage references the paper-like aesthetic of Looksley's Line Up. The music references both Freakyforms: Your Creations, Alive! and Looksley's Line Up being games released on the Nintendo DS line who also shares the paper-like aesthetic. The Invisibility rule and the Smoke Ball items references the gameplay of Looksley's Line Up where the player must find hidden objects or letters by tilting the Nintendo DS.
1,239		Prince Saruno	•Diddy Kong Team ×4		2,000	New Donk City Hall	•Defense ↑ •Item: Banana Peel	•The enemy has increased defense after a little while	PERFORMANCE	The Diddy Kong puppet fighter references both Diddy Kong and Prince Saruno being chimpanzee characters, with the number of puppet fighter referencing Saruno and his band of monkeys in Tsukette Utau: Saru Band. The stage references the New Donk City Band in the background, as Tsukette Utau: Saru Band features a musical group. The music references both Daigasso! Band Brothers DX and Tsukette Utau: Saru Band being music genre games released on the Nintendo DS. The Banana Peel item represents the banana peels Prince Saruno tosses away after the player gives him a banana to eat.
1,240		Mio & Mayu Amakura	•Daisy •Peach		4,700	Luigi's Mansion	•Assist Trophy Enemies (Yuri Kozukata)	•Timed battle (2:00) •Hostile assist trophies will appear when the enemy's at high damage •The enemy tends to avoid conflict	On the Hunt -Gloomy Manor Ver.- (Instrumental)	The Daisy and Peach puppet fighters each represents the twin sisters, Mio & Mayu Akamura, with Daisy referencing her being an echo fighter of Peach, having a similar moveset. The stage and music references the settings of the Fatal Frame series taking place in haunted locations, as well as their status of being a horror genre game. The Yuri Kozukata Assist Trophy enemy references the Camera Obscura she carries, the main device in the Fatal Frame series that Mio uses to save Mayu from the spirits.
1,241		Yuri Kozukata	•Zelda		9,200	Luigi's Mansion	•Assist Trophy Enemies (Yuri Kozukata)	•Hostile assist trophies will appear	Main Theme - Luigi's Mansion (Brawl)	Yuri appears as the Assist Trophy enemy. The Zelda puppet fighter's red costume features an intricate gold pattern, referencing Yuri Kozukata wearing a reddish-hued shirt with intricate gold patterns. Similar to the battle with Mio & Mayu Akamura, the stage and music references the settings of the Fatal Frame series taking place in haunted locations, as well as their status of being a horror genre game.
1,242		Nick	•Captain Falcon		1,500	Fountain of Dreams	•Assist Trophy Enemies (Takamaru) •Item: Super Star	•Hostile assist trophies will appear •The enemy is easily distracted by items	Minor Circuit (Original)	The Captain Falcon puppet fighter references both Captain Falcon and Nick's heroic persona and this spirit's enhanced form, Captain Rainbow, bearing resemblance to each other and sharing the title of "Captain". The stage and Star items references both the stars that Nick must collect to have an optional wish granted, and Nick's Captain Rainbow persona having stars fly around him. The music references Punch-Out, the game which features Little Mac, who appears significantly overweight in Captain Rainbow due to years of inactivity. The Takamaru Assist Trophy enemy represents his appearance in Captain Rainbow who comes to the same mystical island as Nick to get his wish granted.
1,244		Raymond Bryce	•Fox		2,300	Fourside	•Earthquake •Hazard: Heavy Wind	•Dangerously high winds are in effect after a little while •Periodic earthquakes will shake the stage after a little while	Encounter	The Fox puppet fighter and music references both Fox and Raymond serving their military. The stage references the city setting of Disaster: Day of Crisis. The Earthquake rule and High Wind hazard references the natural disasters in Disaster: Day of Crisis that Raymond has to survive.
1,246		Orville	•Robin •Pit •Zelda		3,400	PictoChat 2	N/A	•Defeat the main fighter to win	Struggle Against Chaos	The Robin puppet fighter references both Robin and Orville being main protagonists of their respective games who utilizes magical attacks. The Zelda and Pit minion fighters represents Charlotte and Samuel, two members of Orville's party. This spirit's Magic Attack ↑ ability and the stage references the drawing mechanic in Takt of Magic where the player must cast spells by drawing them in a certain pattern.
1,247		Frey & Freya	•Link •Robin		3,700	Reset Bomb Forest	•Giant	•The enemy's melee weapons have increased power •The enemy's magic attacks have increased power •You are giant	Save the World, Heroes!	The Link and Robin puppet fighters each represents Frey & Freya, twin brother and sister protagonists of Zangeki no Reginliev who each respectively specializes in swordfighting and magic. The stage's castle layout references the castle-like setting of Zangeki no Reginliev, as well as the invasion on said castle setting. The Giant rule features the player becoming giant, referencing Frey & Freya's goal of fighting giants who attempted to take over the world.
1,248		Ando Kensaku	•R.O.B. •Mr. Game & Watch		2,000	PictoChat 2 (Battlefield form)	•Hazard: Zap Floor	•The floor is electrified •The enemy favors side specials	PictoChat	The R.O.B. puppet fighter represents Ando Kensaku, the robotic guide in And-Kensaku. The stage and music references PictoChat utilizing wireless connection, as And-Kensaku utilizes wireless connection with the internet. The Mr. Game & Watch puppet fighter's favored Judge references the gameplay of And-Kensaku where the players attempt to predict the number of search results of terms on Google.
1,249		Zip	•Pac-Man		2,200	Golden Plains	•Assist Trophy Enemies (Chain Chomp) •Hazard: Low Gravity	•Gravity is reduced after a little while •Hostile assist trophies will appear	Mole Patrol	Spirit Battle trivia: The Pac-Man puppet fighter references both Pac-Man and Zip being yellow, spherical characters. The stage's auto-scrolling feature references the auto-scrolling levels in FlingSmash. The Chain Chomp Assist Trophy enemy represents the Hydracoil, a monster in FlingSmash that eats Zip if he stays still for too long. The Low Gravity hazard references Zip's ability to hover in the air for a short period. Other trivia: This spirit's Hothead Equipped ability references both Zip and Hothead sharing similar physical features, including a round, yellow body with red flame-styled features.
1,250		Zael	•Simon •Lucina		3,600	Temple	•Sudden Damage	•You'll occasionally take sudden damage when the enemy's at high damage	Battle Scene / Final Boss - Golden Sun	The Simon puppet fighter features Simon using the chain-linked Vampire Killer whip, referencing Zael's chains in his design. The Lucina puppet fighter references both Lucina and Calista being heiresses to their high-ranking families ruling over their respective game's setting. The stage references the courtyard in the center of Lazulis Castle. The music references both Golden Sun and The Last Story being role-playing games. The Sudden Damage rule and battle condition references Zael's trademark move, Gathering, which allows him to build up energy by enduring damage and then unleashing it at the opponent.
1,251		Calista	•Lucina •Simon		3,700	Reset Bomb Forest	N/A	•Take your strongest team into this no-frills battle	Battle Scene / Final Boss - Golden Sun	Similar to the battle with Zael, the Lucina and Simon puppet fighters represents Calista and Zael respectively. The stage's castle layout references the assault on Lazulis Castle. The music references both Golden Sun and The Last Story being role-playing games.
1,252		Aeron	•Simon		3,900	Great Plateau Tower	•Item Tidal Wave	•The enemy becomes more powerful after eating •The enemy starts the battle with a Killing Edge •Certain items will appear in large numbers after a little while	The Valedictory Elegy	The Simon puppet fighter references both Simon and Aeron utilizing a magical chain as one of their main weapons. The stage references one of the thirteen towers in Pandora's Tower. The music references both Baten Kaitos Origin and Pandora's Tower being action role-playing games. The Food item (Steaks) in the Item Tidal Wave rule and first battle condition references Aeron's goal to help Elena consume the Master flesh to prevent her from turning into a monster.
1,253		Elena	•Palutena		3,600	Great Plateau Tower	•Item Tidal Wave	•The enemy becomes temporarily invincible after eating •The enemy starts with damage but has increased defense •Certain items will appear in large numbers after a little while	Midna's Lament	The Palutena puppet fighter represents Elena, the deuteragonist of Pandora's Tower. The stage references one of the thirteen towers in Pandora's Tower. The music references the multiple endings of Pandora's Tower where each end (except for Ending S) results in tragedy, depending on Aeron's relationship with Elena. The Food item (Steaks) in the Item Tidal Wave rule and Invincibility After Eating battle condition references Elena's goal to consume the Master flesh to prevent her from turning into a monster.
1,254		Toy Poodle	•Wolf ×3 •Ally: Duck Hunt		3,900	Living Room	•Assist Trophy Enemies (Nintendog)	•Join forces with a CPU ally •Hostile assist trophies will appear •The enemy has increased move speed	Bathtime Theme	Spirit Battle trivia: The Toy Poodle appears as the Nintendog Assist Trophy enemy. The Dog of the Duck Hunt ally fighter references both the Dog and the Toy Poodle being canine characters. The Wolf puppet fighters and the battle conditions references the walking gameplay mechanic in the Nintendogs series where the player's puppy will sometimes fight with an NPC puppy. Other trivia: This spirit's Stats ↑ after Eating ability references how the dogs of Nintendogs can increase their stamina by feeding them.
1,255		French Bulldog	•Duck Hunt		3,400	Living Room	•Assist Trophy Enemies (Nintendog)	•Hostile assist trophies will appear	Bathtime Theme	The Dog of the Duck Hunt puppet fighter references both the Dog and the French Bulldog being canine characters. The stage, music, and Nintendog Assist Trophy enemy represents the French Bulldog's appearance in the Nintendogs series.
1,258		Mallo	•Jigglypuff		9,100	Paper Mario	•Sudden Final Smash	•The enemy will suddenly have a Final Smash when the enemy's at high damage •The enemy favors grabs and throws	Welcome Center	The Jigglypuff puppet fighter references both Jigglypuff and Mallo being short, round characters with the ability to float while jumping. This spirit's Weight ↑ ability and the puppet fighter featuring a red flower references Mallo's top knot on his head, being designed after a heavyweight sumo wrestler. The stage's grass and windmill layout references Pushmo Park, the main setting of Pushmo. This spirit's Grab type, Sudden Final Smash rule and second battle conditions references the gameplay mechanics of Pushmo being grabbing, pushing, and pulling blocks.
1,259		Sakura Samurai Hana Samurai	•Villager		3,700	Suzaku Castle	N/A	•The enemy starts the battle with a Killing Edge •The enemy has increased jump power	Boss 1 - Sakura Samurai: Art of the Sword	The Villager puppet fighter starts off with a Killing Edge, representing Sakura Samurai, a young samurai who wields a large katana. The stage and music represents both the setting of Sakura Samurai: Art of the Sword and the castles where the game's bosses are fought.
1,260		Nikki	•Mii Brawler (Moveset 1 1 1 1, Standard Outfit, Chartreuse Outfit Color, Normal Voice 7) •Mii Gunner (Moveset 1 1 1 1, Standard Outfit, Chartreuse Outfit Color, Normal Voice 8) •Mii Swordfighter (Moveset 1 1 1 1, Standard Outfit, Chartreuse Outfit Color, Normal Voice 1)		8,900	PictoChat 2 (Ω form)	•Assist Trophy Enemies (Nikki)	•Hostile assist trophies will appear	Mii Plaza	With Nikki appearing as the Assist Trophy enemy, the Mii Fighter puppet fighters references Nikki being a species of Mii. The stage references Swapnote being the spiritual successor of PictoChat in the Nintendo DS line. The stage also references Nikki's appearance in Swapdoodle and Art Academy: Lessons for Everyone!, both being art-themed games released on the Nintendo 3DS. The music references Nikki being an addition in the player's Mii collection in StreetPass Mii Plaza.
1,261		Noise	•Mega Man		1,600	Hanenbow	N/A	•Only certain Pokémon will emerge from Poké Balls (Meloetta)	PERFORMANCE	The Mega Man puppet fighter references both Mega Man and Noise wearing dome-shaped accessories over their ear areas. The stage references the visual aesthetic of Kiki Trick. The music and the Meloetta Poké Ball Pokémon references the auditory gameplay mechanic of Kiki Trick.
1,262		Dillon	•Sonic		9,800	Midgar (hazards off)	•Assist Trophy Enemies (Dillon)	•The enemy's special moves have increased power •Hostile assist trophies will appear •The enemy favors special moves	Frontier Battle	Dillon appears as the Assist Trophy enemy. This spirit's Attack type and the Sonic puppet fighter's favored special moves references both Sonic and Dillon being anthropomorphic characters who uses rolling as a primary attack. The stage references the post-apocalyptic setting of Dillon's Dead-Heat Breakers.
1,263		Russ	•Fox		1,700	Gerudo Valley	•Item: Rocket Belt	•The enemy takes less damage while in the air •The enemy loves to jump •The enemy starts the battle with a Rocket Belt	Dillon's Rolling Western: The Last Ranger	The Fox puppet fighter starts off with a Rocket Belt, referencing both Fox and Russ being anthropomorphic characters who pilots their own flying machines. The stage references the desert setting of the Dillon's Rolling Western series. This spirit's Support type and battle conditions references Russ being Dillon's trusty sidekick who flies above the field and alerts Dillon about the next Grock raid.
1,266		Plague Knight	•Dr. Mario		1,900	Unova Pokémon League	•Item: Bob-omb	•The enemy's explosion and fire attacks have increased power •Items will be pulled toward the enemy •The enemy is easily distracted by items	Flash in the Dark (Dr. Wily Stage 1)	The Dr. Mario puppet fighter represents Plague Knight, whose design takes inspiration from the plague doctors. The stage represents the dark atmosphere in the Explodatorium, an alchemy lab where Shovel Knight fights Plague Knight. The music references Shovel Knight taking inspiration from side-scrolling platformers on the NES, notably the Mega Man series, including their musical style. While Mega Man 9 - which the track is directly ported from - is not an NES game, it was designed as a throwback to the series' NES entries, playing nearly identically to them. This spirit's Fire & Explosion Attack ↑ ability and the Bob-omb item and battle conditions references Plague Knight's main method of attack by using explosive potions.
1,267		King Knight	•King K. Rool		2,000	Mushroom Kingdom U (Slide Lift Tower)	N/A	•The enemy's dash attacks have increased power •The enemy starts the battle with a Star Rod	Flash in the Dark (Dr. Wily Stage 1)	The King K. Rool puppet fighter references both King K. Rool and King Knight being king-themed characters who wears gold-plated armor. The stage references the interior of Pridemoor Keep, a fortified castle where Shovel Knight fights King Knight. The music references Shovel Knight taking inspiration from side-scrolling platformers on the NES, notably the Mega Man series, including their musical style. While Mega Man 9 - which the track is directly ported from - is not an NES game, it was designed as a throwback to the series' NES entries, playing nearly identically to them. The puppet fighter starts off with a Star Rod, referencing King Knight's staff which he uses to attack with. The puppet fighter's frequent use of dash attacks references King Knight performing a slam attack in the air.
1,268		Specter Knight	•Richter		3,900	Bridge of Eldin (hazards off)	N/A	•The enemy starts the battle with a Death's Scythe •The enemy has increased move speed	Flash in the Dark (Dr. Wily Stage 1)	The Richter puppet fighter starts off with Death's Scythe, representing Specter Knight, who resembles the Grim Reaper and his scythe which he uses to attack with. The stage references the Lich Yard, a graveyard near a deserted town where Shovel Knight fights Specter Knight. The music references Shovel Knight taking inspiration from side-scrolling platformers on the NES, notably the Mega Man series, including their musical style. While Mega Man 9 - which the track is directly ported from - is not an NES game, it was designed as a throwback to the series' NES entries, playing nearly identically to them.
1,269		Culdra	•Palutena		9,200	Temple	•Magic and PSI Unleashed	•All fighters' magic and PSI attacks have increased power	Culdcept	The Palutena puppet fighter references both Palutena and Culdra sharing the same mythical status as a goddess. The stage references the Temple of Light map where Culdra's spirit is located in World of Light. This spirit's Poison Immunity ability and the Magic and PSI Unleashed rule and battle condition references the different magical cards used in Culdcept.
1,271		Allen	•Shulk •King K. Rool •Ridley		3,500	Arena Ferox	•Item: Assist Trophy	•Defeat the main fighter to win •Reinforcements will appear during the battle	Worthy Rival Battle	The Shulk puppet fighter represents Allen, the main protagonist of Culdcept Revolt who, like the puppet fighter's black costume, wears a crimson jacket and sports black, messy hair. The minion fighters and the Assist Trophy item references the monster summoning gameplay mechanic in Culdcept Revolt, including the Volcanic Dragon (represented by Ridley) and the Werebear (represented by King K. Rool). The stage references the board game setting in Culdcept Revolt.
1,272		Tempo	•Fox		1,600	Pac-Land	•Reflect-Damage Buffed	•The enemy starts the battle with a Home-Run Bat •All fighters' reflected projectiles have increased power	Fruit Basket	The Fox puppet fighter starts off with a Home-Run Bat, representing Tempo and his staff, which he uses to swat away enemies and projectiles. The stage's auto-scrolling feature references the auto-scrolling gameplay of HarmoKnight, where enemies and obstacles approach Tempo in time with the music. The music references both Rhythm Heaven Megamix and HarmoKnight being rhythm genre games. The Reflect-Damage Buffed rule references the boss battles in HarmoKnight, which frequently involve Tempo damaging the bosses by swatting the projectiles back at them with his staff.
1,273		Eddy	•Squirtle		1,600	Hanenbow	•Hazard: Screen Flip	•The screen will suddenly flip after a little while	Electroplankton (Remix)	The Squirtle puppet fighter references both Eddy and Squirtle being water-based characters. The stage and music references the Fluidity series' theme of water. The Screen Flip hazard references the gameplay mechanic in the Fluidity series which involves tilting the controller/system left and right to alter the game world's center of gravity.
1,274		Kageshina Kurabe	•Robin		1,800	The Great Cave Offensive	•Item Tidal Wave	•Certain items will appear in large numbers after a little while	Boss 1 - Sakura Samurai: Art of the Sword	The Robin puppet fighter represents Kageshina Kurabe, the main protagonist of Nintendoji who, like the puppet fighter's white costume, wears a white robe. The stage references the dungeons appearing in Nintendoji. The stage also features blocks in its design and the Crates are enabled in this spirit battle, referencing the block-shaped dungeon layout on the Nintendo DS's bottom screen in Nintendoji. The music references Sakura Samurai: Art of the Sword and Nintendoji both taking place in an ancient Japan setting, as well as sharing a developer, Grounding Inc.
1,275		Inuji Darumeshi	•Duck Hunt		1,900	Saffron City (Battlefield form)	•Item: Beastball	•The enemy is easily distracted by items	Title Theme - Nintendo Badge Arcade	The Dog of the Duck Hunt puppet fighter references both the Dog and Inuji being canine characters. The stage references Darumeshi Sports Shop being the Japanese version of Rusty's Real Deal Baseball. The Beastball item references Inuji being the owner of a baseball equipment store. The music references Nintendo Badge Arcade and Darumeshi Sports Shop both being free-to-play Nintendo 3DS games from the Nintendo eShop that include microtransaction purchases.
1,276		Rusty Slugger	•Duck Hunt		1,900	Fourside (Battlefield form)	•Item: Home-Run Bat	•The enemy is easily distracted by items	Title Theme - Nintendo Badge Arcade	The Dog of the Duck Hunt puppet fighter references both the Dog and Rusty Slugger being canine characters. The stage references Rusty's Real Deal Baseball being the international version of Darumeshi Sports Shop. The Home-Run Bat item references Rusty being the owner of a baseball equipment store. The music references Nintendo Badge Arcade and Rusty's Real Deal Baseball both being free-to-play Nintendo 3DS games from the Nintendo eShop that include microtransaction purchases.
1,277		Arcade Bunny	•Bunny Isabelle		3,700	PictoChat 2 (Battlefield form)	•Assist Trophy Enemies (Arcade Bunny) •Item: Franklin Badge	•Hostile assist trophies will appear	Arcade Bunny's Theme	Arcade Bunny appears as the Assist Trophy enemy. The Bunny Isabelle puppet fighter references both Isabelle and the Arcade Bunny being long-eared anthropomorphic characters wearing formal clothing. The stage references both PictoChat and Nintendo Badge Arcade being released on the Nintendo DS line of systems. This spirit's Strong throw ability and the Franklin Badge item references the gameplay mechanic of Nintendo badge Arcade where the player would use the claw to grab the badges.
1,278		Qbby	•Kirby Team ×4		9,300	Wii Fit Studio	•Item Tidal Wave	•Certain items will appear in large numbers	Ice Cream Island	The Kirby Team and the music references both Kirby and BoxBoy! being produced by HAL Laboratory. The stage references the white background in the BoxBoy! series. The Crate items in the Item Tidal Wave rule references both Qbby's square shape and the boxes that Qbby uses in the BoxBoy! series.
1,279		Henry Fleming	•Captain Falcon		1,900	New Pork City (Battlefield form)	•Item: Shooting Types	•The enemy starts the battle with a Rage Blaster	Trouble Brewing II	The Captain Falcon puppet fighter represents Henry Fleming, the main protagonist of Code Name S.T.E.A.M.' The stage likely references London, the first level of Code Name S.T.E.A.M. The Shooting Type items references the blaster weapons used by the characters of Code Name S.T.E.A.M. The puppet fighter starts off with a Rage Blaster, referencing Henry's gun, the Eagle Rifle, with the blaster vaguely resembling the head of the eagle.
1,280		Tethu	•Young Link		3,700	Gerudo Valley (hazards off)	•Flowery •Item: Deku Nut	•You constantly take minor damage •The enemy starts the battle with a Gust Bellows	Struggle Against Chaos	The Young Link puppet fighter references both Young Link and Tethu being youthful characters. The stage references the explorable deserts of Ever Oasis. This also references the Gerudo Desert in the Sacred Land map where Tethu's spirit is located in World of Light. The Flowery rule and Deku Nut item references Tethu being a young Seedling, a race of nature-based creatures who uses their seeds to create Bloom Booths. The puppet fighter starts off with a Gust Bellows, referencing Tethu's ability to use wind magic.
1,281		Esna	•Mewtwo		9,200	Mushroom Kingdom II	•Flowery	•You constantly take minor damage •The enemy's FS Meter charges quickly	Dawn in the Desert	Spirit Battle trivia: The cyan Mewtwo puppet fighter and his Final Smash, Psystrike references Mega Mewtwo Y's body shape vaguely resembling Esna's body shape. The stage references Esna's Oasis in Ever Oasis. The stage takes place at a waterfall, referencing the waterfall at the Cliffside Rapids section where Esna's spirit is located in World of Light. The Flowery rule references Esna's alliance with the Seedlings, a race of nature-based creatures who help Esna create the last Oasis. Other trivia: This spirit's Lava-Floor Immunity ability references Esna being a Water Spirit, which can extinguish fires.
1,282		Musashi	•Young Link		2,400	Onett	•Item Tidal Wave •Hazard: Heavy Wind	•Dangerously high winds are in effect after a little while •The enemy favors side specials •Certain items will appear in large numbers after a little while	Gourmet Race (Brawl)	The Young Link puppet fighter and his favored Boomerang likely references the "linking" gameplay mechanic in Sushi Striker where the player links several plates together, similarly to how the boomerang functions in some Legend of Zelda games. The music and Food item (Sushi) in the Item Tidal Wave rule represents the sushi battles in Sushi Striker, where Musashi eats a large amount of sushi. The Heavy Wind hazard references the conveyor belts in Sushi Striker which moves the sushi the same way the Heavy Winds move the sushi.
1,284		Wonder-Blue	•Chrom •Villager		1,800	New Donk City Hall	N/A	•Defeat the main fighter to win •The enemy's melee weapons have increased power •Defeat an army of fighters	ST01: Roll Out, Wonderful 100!	The Chrom puppet fighter represents Wonder-Blue, one of the main heroes of The Wonderful 101 who, like Chrom, sports blue hair. The Villager minion fighters represents the civilians in The Wonderful 101, who can be recruited and turned into temporary allies if the player doesn't already have a full team of 100. The stage references Blossom City, a massive futuristic metropolis where the first few missions of The Wonderful 101 take place. The first battle condition is a reference to how, in the game, only the current "leader" of the team can be harmed; all other team members will only be temporarily knocked out if they are hit by an attack.
1,285		Rayman	•Sonic (160 HP)		9,100	The Great Cave Offensive (Battlefield form)	•Assist Trophy Enemies (Sukapon)	•The enemy's physical attacks have increased power •Stamina battle •Hostile assist trophies will appear	Sunset Heights	Spirit Battle trivia: The Sonic puppet fighter references both Sonic and Rayman featuring similar physical traits, including white gloves, sneakers, and eyes in their design. The stage references the early levels of Rayman games often taking place in cavernous areas, such as Jibberish Jungle from Rayman Origins. This is also referenced by the mine shaft entrance at the Kongo Jungle section where Rayman's spirit is located in World of Light. The music references both the Sonic and the Rayman series featuring sidescrolling levels with a running gameplay mechanic. The Sukapon Assist Trophy enemy references both Sukapon and Rayman lacking arms and legs, having floating extremities instead. The puppet fighter's frequent use of his forward smash attack and the first battle condition references Rayman's signature attack, a wind-up punch. Other trivia: This spirit's Jump ↑ ability references the jumping gameplay mechanic of the Rayman series, as well as Rayman's helicopter ability which keeps him airborne.
1,286		Clip & Snip	•Pac-Man •Kirby		3,600	PictoChat 2	N/A	•The enemy starts the battle with a Killing Edge	Noisy Notebook	The Pac-Man and red Kirby puppet fighters each respectively represents Clip & Snip, the two main protagonists from Snipperclips. The stage references the arts-and-crafts themes of Snipperclips. The puppet fighters start off with a Killing Edge, referencing the scissors, which is used as a snipping mechanic to solve puzzles.
1,292		Boss Galaga	•Tiny Pac-Man Team ×5		3,400	Lylat Cruise (Battlefield form)	•Item: Boss Galaga	•Items will be pulled toward the enemy •The enemy is easily distracted by items •Defeat an army of fighters	Galaga Medley	Spirit Battle trivia: The Pac-Man puppet fighters references both Pac-Man and Galaga being 8-bit retro games produced by Namco. The puppet fighters also references parts of Pac-Man's moveset being inspired by Galaxian games, including his grab move where he produces a tractor beam similar to Boss Galaga's. The stage and music represents the setting of Galaga taking place in outer space. The stage also references the starfighter the player controls in the game. Other trivia: This spirit's Buried Immunity ability references Boss Galaga's tractor beam, which takes anyone caught in it off-screen.
1,293		Bomberman	•Toon Link		9,700	Wrecking Crew (Battlefield form)	•Assist Trophy Enemies (Bomberman) •Item: Exploding Types	•The enemy's explosion and fire attacks have increased power •Hostile assist trophies will appear	Bomb Man Stage	Bomberman appears as the Assist Trophy enemy. The Toon Link puppet fighter's favored Bomb represents Bomberman and his bombs. The stage references the Wrecking Crew's original stage form where bombs spawn and can be detonated when hit, while the music references Bomb Man, another character who specializes in attacking with bombs. This spirit's Grab type and battle conditions references the primary gameplay mechanic of Bomberman where the titular character, carries, lays down, and detonated bombs.
1,294		Akira	•Ryu (180 HP)		13,800	Coliseum (Ω form)	•Assist Trophy Enemies (Akira) •Hazard: High Gravity	•The enemy's smash attacks have increased power •The enemy's physical attacks have increased power •Stamina battle	Cruel Smash	Akira appears as the Assist Trophy enemy. The Ryu puppet fighter references both Ryu and Akira being the main martial artist protagonist of their respective fighting games. The stage represents both the flat layout of the stages of the Virtua Fighter series and the Colosseum stage in the series. The High Gravity hazard and stamina battle condition references the typical ground-based Virtua Fighter battles.
1,296		Shantae	•Zero Suit Samus		9,400	Pirate Ship	•Item: Transforming Types	•The enemy's battering items have increased power •The enemy starts the battle with a Killing Edge	Mob Smash	Spirit Battle trivia: The Zero Suit Samus puppet fighter references both Zero Suit Samus and Shantae sharing a similar physical appearances, including a sports bra and hairstyle. The stage references Shantae riding on Risky Boots' ship when the two are briefly allied in Shantae and the Pirate's Curse. This spirit's Magic Attack ↑ ability and the Transforming Type items references Shantae's ability to transform into different creatures and objects. The puppet fighter starts off with a Killing Edge, referencing Shantae using Risky Boots' sword after retrieving it in Shantae and the Pirate's Curse. Other trivia: In World of Light, Shantae's spirit is located at the Alolan Islands section, referencing Sequin Land, the tropical setting of the Shantae series.
1,297		Risky Boots	•Daisy		3,800	Pirate Ship	•Bob-omb Festival •Item: Exploding Types	•Bob-ombs will rain from the sky after a little while •The enemy is easily distracted by items	Molgera	Spirit Battle trivia: The Daisy puppet fighter references both Daisy and Risky Boots sharing sassy personalities. The stage references Risky Boots being a pirate herself. This is also referenced by the pirate ship where Risky Boots's spirit is located in the Mysterious Dimension in World of Light. This spirit's Bob-omb Equipped ability and the rules reference the initial fights with Risky Boots in several Shantae games, where she will bombard the stage with explosive cannonballs from her ship at regular intervals. Other trivia: This spirit's Support type and Neutral battle type references Risky Boots being Shantae's arch-nemesis who briefly allied with her in Shantae and the Pirate's Curse. In World of Light, the Risky Boots spirit must be defeated in order to access the King K. Rool fighter, referencing both characters being fought on a pirate ship and/or as a pirate captain.
1,317		Toy-Con Robot	•Mii Brawler (Moveset 2 3 3 1, Toy-Con Visor, Toy-Con Outfit) •Mii Brawler (Moveset 3 2 3 1, Bionic Helmet, Mecha Suit)		10,000	New Donk City Hall (Battlefield form)	N/A	•Defeat the main fighter to win •The enemy has increased attack power	Marionation Gear	The Giant Mii Brawler puppet fighter's costume represents the robot from the Toy-Con Robot Kit game, as the costume consists of robotic parts, while the Mii Brawler minion fighter's costume represents the person controlling the robot through the Toy-Con Robot Kit. The stage references the city setting of the Toy-Con Robot Kit. This spirit's Attack type, Fist Attack ↑ ability, and the music references both Chōsōjū Mecha MG and the Toy-Con Robot Kit featuring giant battling robots. The second battle condition references the Toy-Con Robot being indestructible.
1,318		Toy-Con Car	•Bowser Jr. Team (60 HP)		4,200	Wuhu Island (Frisbee Dog Park)	N/A	•Stamina battle •The enemy favors side specials •The enemy can deal damage by dashing into you	Title Theme - 3D Hot Rally	The Bowser Jr. Team's favored Clown Kart Dash represents the Toy-Con Car. The stage's Frisbee Dog Park layout references the island setting of the Toy-Con Vehicle Kit. The music references both Famicom Grand Prix II: 3D Hot Rally and the Toy-Con Vehicle Kit featuring racecars. The stamina battle condition references the limited fuel meter the Toy-Con car has.
1,319		Professor Riggs & Plaise & Lerna Professor Gerry, Plaise, & Lerna	•Dr. Mario •Bayonetta •Tiny Young Link		2,500	Paper Mario	•Attack Power ↑ •Defense ↑	•The enemy has increased defense after a little while •The enemy has increased attack power after a little while	Title Theme - Super Mario Maker	The puppet fighters represents the members of the the Nintendo Labo Development Team: Professor Riggs, Plaise, & Lerna (each represented respectively by Dr. Mario, Tiny Young Link, and Bayonetta). The yellow Dr. Mario puppet fighter references both Dr. Mario and Professor Riggs sharing a title rank in their respective occupation and wearing a yellow costume. The red Tiny Young Link puppet fighter references Plaise's tiny size and youth, who wears a red costume. The blue Bayonetta puppet fighter references both Bayonetta and Lerna being female characters who wears a blue costume. The stage references the Nintendo Labo being made of a cardboard-like material. The music references both Nintendo Labo and Super Mario Maker featuring customization mechanics.
1,320		Toy-Con VR Goggles	•R.O.B. •Mii Gunner (Moveset 3 3 2 2, Toy-Con Visor, Red Standard Outfit) •Mii Gunner (Moveset 2 2 3 3, Toy-Con Visor, Blue Standard Outfit)		3,800	Gamer (Single building layout)	•Assist Trophy Enemies (Yuri Kozukata) •Item: Dragoon Parts	•Hostile assist trophies will appear after a little while	Garage	The yellow R.O.B. puppet fighter's head resembles the appearance of the Toy-Con VR Goggles. The Mii Gunner minion fighters' costumes each are red and blue, referencing the neon red and blue Joy Cons in this spirit's artwork. The stage's single building layout and music references the Toy-Con Garage, a place where players can create their own games in Nintendo Labo, which utilizes the Goggles' VR mode. The Yuri Kozukata Assist Trophy enemy's uses a camera, referencing the VR Goggles' camera add-on. The Dragoon Parts item references the Dragoon, when fully assembled, creating a similar reticle to the Goggles, emulating the VR Goggles' vision.
1,347		Radiant Gleam	•Giant Mii Gunner (140 HP) (Moveset 2 3 3 2,Bionic Helmet, Ray Mk III Outfit)		3,800	Shadow Moses Island (Battlefield form)	•Assist Trophy Enemies (Moon) •Item: Exploding Types	•Stamina battle •Hostile assist trophies will appear •The enemy starts the battle with a Killing Edge	Main Theme - METAL GEAR SOLID PEACE WALKER	The Giant Mii Gunner puppet fighter's costume represents Radiant Gleam, with the Bionic Helmet resembling the head and the Ray Mk III Outfit resembling the body. The stage and music references both Metal Gear and Daemon X Machina being centered around giant pilotable mecha armor. The Moon Assist Trophy enemy references the plot of Daemon X Machina where a moon collided with the Planet, creating the radiation that turned artificial intelligence against humanity. The Exploding Type items references the various bombs and missiles the enemy Mechs launch. The puppet fighter starts off with a Killing Edge, referencing the sword Radiant Gleam wields in this spirit's artwork.
1,348		Kloster (Grief)	•Tiny Snake •Giant Samus ×2 •Giant Dark Samus		9,500	Frigate Orpheon (hazards off)	•Attack Power ↑ •Item: Shooting Types	•The enemy has increased attack power after a little while •Reinforcements will appear after an enemy is KO'd	Mechanical Rhythm	The Tiny Snake puppet fighter represents Grief, the main antagonist of Daemon X Machina, with the Giant Dark Samus puppet fighter starting off with a Rocket Belt and a Ray Gun representing Kloster, the Arsenal that Grief pilots. The puppet fighters' different sizes reflects the size difference between the Arsenals and their pilots. The Giant Samus minion fighters starting off with Rocket Belts represents the other two members of the Terrors and their Arsenals, Gloom, who pilots Eleos, and Regret, who pilots Antanaklasi. The music references both Xenoblade Chronicles and Demon X Machina being centered around giant pilotable mecha armor. The Shooting Type items references the enemy Mechs being equipped with blaster weapons.
1,349		Bullet Walker (Brigadier General)	•Tiny Ganondorf (50 HP) •Giant R.O.B. (60 HP) (50 HP) (50 HP)		9,300	Bridge of Eldin (Battlefield form)	•Move Speed ↑ •Attack Power ↑ •Item: Exploding Types	•Stamina battle •The enemy has increased attack power •The enemy has increased move speed after a little while	Battle in the Base	The Tiny Ganondorf puppet fighter represents the Brigadier General, the leader of Bullet Works, with the green Giant R.O.B. puppet fighter starting off with a Super Scope representing Brigadier General's Bullet Walker. The puppet fighters' different sizes reflects the size difference between the Arsenals and their pilots. The other two Giant R.O.B. minion fighters represents the Bullet Walkers, the Arsenals of the Bullet Works members, with the red R.O.B. fighter starting off with a Beam Sword representing Scarlet Sword and the blue R.O.B. fighter starting off with a Rage Blaster representing Shadow Fang. The stage references the wasteland setting of Daemon X Machina. The music references both Metal Gear and Demon X Machina being centered around giant pilotable mecha armor. The rules likely references the Bullet Walkers being all-purpose combat units which includes both strength and speed, equipped with missile launchers.
1,350		High Line (Guns Empress)	•Tiny Zero Suit Samus •Ridley		4,200	Halberd	•Move Speed ↑ •Assist Trophy Enemies (Jeff) •Item: Shooting Types	•Hostile assist trophies will appear •The enemy has increased move speed after a little while •Reinforcements will appear after an enemy is KO'd	Metalopod	The Tiny Zero Suit Samus puppet fighter represents Guns Empress, leader of Panzer Crown, with the Giant Meta Ridley puppet fighter starting off with a Rocket Belt and a Staff representing High Line, the Arsenal the Gun Empress pilots. The puppet fighters' different sizes reflects the size difference between the Arsenals and their pilots. The stage likely references the flying vehicles that appear in Daemon X Machina. The rules and battle conditions references High Line being a speed-type combat unit equipped with blaster weapons, with the Jeff Assist Trophy enemy referencing High Line's long distance lock-on tech.
1,351		I-Tetrimino	•Corrin Team ×3		9,900	75m (Ω form)	•Assist Trophy Enemies (Color TV-Game 15)	•Hostile assist trophies will appear after a little while •The enemy favors down air attacks. •Only certain Pokémon will emerge from Poké Balls (Deoxys)	Tetris: Type A	The blue Corrin puppet fighters' favored down aerial attack is also a stall-then-fall, similar to how Tetris blocks fall from the top of the screen, where dropping the blue-colored I-Tetrimino vertically is a common technique to clear multiple lines, including getting a Tetris (clearing four lines at once). The stage references the poles holding up the stage in the background resembling the barriers in the playfield of Tetris. The Color TV-Game 15 Assist Trophy enemy and the Deoxys Poké Ball Pokémon references the shape of the I-Tetrimino through Color TV-Game 15's paddles and Deoxys's Hyper Beam.
1,352		T-Tetrimino	•R.O.B.		4,400	Flat Zone X (Battlefield form)	•Assist Trophy Enemies (Hammer Bro) •Hazard: Screen Flip	•The screen will suddenly flip •Hostile assist trophies will appear •The enemy favors down smash attacks	Chill (Brawl)	The R.O.B. puppet fighter's favored down smash attacks references how the attack resembles an upside-down letter T, the shape of the purple-colored T-Tetrimino. The stage references both Tetris and the Game & Watch series being 8-bit retro games. The music references Dr. Mario being a puzzle game inspired by Tetris. The Hammer Bro Assist Trophy enemy references his hammers being shaped like the letter T. The Screen Flip hazard references how Tetris blocks can be rotated before they land.
1,353		S-Tetrimino & Z-Tetrimino	•Zero Suit Samus •Samus		4,300	Mushroom Kingdom U (Slide Lift Tower)	•Sudden Final Smash •Item: Screw Attack	•The enemy will suddenly have a Final Smash	Chill (for 3DS / Wii U)	The green Samus and red Zero Suit Samus puppet fighters each represent the green S-Tetrimino & the red Z-Tetrimino respectively. The puppet fighters also references their respective names starting with the letters S and Z. The stage references the Slide Lifts resembling the shape of the represented Tetriminos. The music references Dr. Mario being a puzzle game inspired by Tetris. The Screw Attack item references the Screw Attack's lightning bolt design being shaped like the letter S.
1,354		L-Tetrimino & J-Tetrimino	•Luigi		3,700	Mario Bros. (Battlefield form)	•Hazard: Left Is Right, Right Is Left •Assist Trophy Enemies (Waluigi)	•Left and right controls will suddenly reverse after a little while •Hostile assist trophies will appear	Fever	The orange Luigi puppet fighter references the L-Tetrimino's orange color scheme. The puppet fighter also references both Luigi and the L-Tetriminos' names starting with the letter L. The stage references both Tetris and Mario Bros. being 8-bit retro games. The stage also features pipes on the opposite ends, referencing the shape of the L-Tetrimino and J-Tetrimino takes after being flipped around. The music references Dr. Mario being a puzzle game inspired by Tetris. The Waluigi Assist Trophy enemy references the L-Tetrimino flipped upside down resembling the Greek letter gamma (Γ), which appears on Waluigi's cap. The Reversible Controls hazard references the L-Tetrimino's mirror image, the J-Tetrimino. The hazard also references the Tetris blocks being flipped around.
1,355		O-Tetrimino	•Kirby		2,000	Mushroomy Kingdom	•Assist Trophy Enemies (Thwomp) •Item: POW Block	•Hostile assist trophies will appear •The enemy favors down specials in the air	Tetris: Type B	The yellow Kirby puppet fighter's favored Stone references the square shape of the yellow-colored O-Tetrimino. The puppet fighters' down aerial attack is also a stall-then-fall, similar to how Tetris blocks fall from the top of the screen. The stage layout, the Thwomp Assist Trophy enemy, and the POW Block item references the O-Tetrimino's square shape, with the stage's sandy layout referencing the O-Tetrimino's yellow color scheme.
1,361		Ryo Sakazaki	•Mii Brawler (160 HP) (Moveset 2 1 3 2, Isaac Wig, Orange Fighter Uniform, Low Voice Type 5)		9,500	Suzaku Castle (Ω form)	•Jump Power ↓	•Stamina battle •The enemy will charge up a powerful Final Smash •All fighters have reduced jump power	ART of FIGHT - Art of Fighting	The Mii Brawler's costume, without DLC, represents Ryo Sakazaki, with the Isaac Wig resembling Ryo's blonde hair and the orange Fighter Uniform resembling Ryo's uniform. The puppet fighter's moveset references Ryo's moveset in Art of Fighting, which includes: Flashing Mach Punch (referencing his Zan Retsu Ken), Onslaught and Omega Blitz (referencing his Ryuuko Ranbu), Thrust Uppercut (referencing his Kohou), and Feint Jump (referencing his ability to jump kick off of walls). The stage references Ryo's occupation as a dojo master. The Jump Power ↓ rule and stamina battle condition represents a typical battle in the Art of Fighting series.
1,361		Ryo Sakazaki	•Mii Brawler (160 HP) (Moveset 2 1 3 2, Ryo Sakazaki Wig, Ryo Sakazaki Outfit, Low Voice Type 5)^{[SB 1]}		9,500	Suzaku Castle (Ω form)	•Jump Power ↓		ART of FIGHT - Art of Fighting
1,362		Kyo Kusanagi	•Captain Falcon •Pikachu •Donkey Kong		9,500	King of Fighters Stadium	•Jump Power ↓	•The enemy's explosion and fire attacks have increased power •Reinforcements will appear after an enemy is KO'd •All fighters have reduced jump power	ESAKA!! - KOF 2002 UM	This spirit battle represents fighting against the core members of Team Japan from The King of Fighters. The Captain Falcon puppet fighter references both Captain Falcon and Kyo Kusanagi being close-ranged fighters who utilizes fire-based attacks. The Pikachu minion fighter references both Pikachu and Benimaru Nikaido utilizing electric-based attacks The Donkey Kong minion fighter references both Donkey Kong and Goro Daimon being heavyweight fighters who specializes in grapple-based attacks and shockwaves. The second battle condition represents the team-fighting mechanic of The King of Fighters where teams of three are fought one member at a time.
1,363		Iori Yagami	•Wolf (140 HP) (60 HP)		9,500	Reset Bomb Forest (forest)	•Jump Power ↓	•Stamina battle •Reinforcements will appear after an enemy is KO'd •All fighters have reduced jump power	Stormy Saxophone 2 - KOF '96	The Wolf puppet fighter references Iori's fighting style, which utilizes slashing claws, along with his Blaster and Fire Wolf featuring purple energy, similar to Iori's use of purple fire. The second, more aggressive puppet fighter represents Orochi Iori, his alternate form when influenced by the Riot of the Blood in The King of Fighters '97. The stage's crimson color references the influence of the Riot of the Blood, which turns the stage red.
1,364		Haohmaru	•Mii Swordfighter (160 HP) (Moveset 1 1 3 1, Takamaru Wig, Takamaru Outfit)		9,500	Gerudo Valley (hazards off)	•Attack Power ↑ •Item: Swords	•Stamina battle •The enemy has increased attack power when the enemy's at high damage	Gaia - SAMURAI SHODOWN	The Mii Swordfighter's costume references both Takamaru and Haohmaru being video game samurais. The puppet fighter's frequent use of Gale Strike references Haohmaru's Senpuuretsuzan attack. The stage and music references Earthquake, another character from Samurai Shodown. The Attack Power ↑ rule and battle condition references the Rage Gauge mechanic from Samurai Shodown. The Sword items and the stamina battle condition references a typical sword battle in the Samurai Shodown series.
1,365		Nakoruru	•Zelda (140 HP) •Tiny Falco (40 HP)		3,800	Yoshi's Island (winter)	•Attack Power ↑ •Item: Swords	•Defeat the main fighter to win •Stamina battle •The enemy has increased attack power when the enemy's at high damage	Banquet of Nature - SAMURAI SHODOWN	The Zelda puppet fighter references both Zelda and Nakoruru having mystical backgrounds. The Tiny Falco minion fighter represents Mamahaha, Nakoruru's hawk companion. The stage references Nakoruru's winter stage in the original Samurai Shodown. Similar to the battle with Haohmaru, the Attack Power ↑ rule and battle condition references the Rage Gauge mechanic from Samurai Shodown. The Sword items, the puppet fighter starting off with a Killing Edge, and the stamina battle condition references a typical sword battle in the Samurai Shodown series.
1,366		Athena Asamiya	•Palutena •Richter		9,400	Mushroomy Kingdom (hazards off)	N/A	•The enemy favors special moves •Reinforcements will appear during the battle	Psycho Soldier Theme (Overseas Version)	The Palutena puppet fighter represents Athena Asamiya, referencing her ancestry from the goddess, Princess Athena, from whom Palutena takes inspiration from. The Richter minion fighter represents Sie Kensou, Athena's close friend who, like Richter, wears a headband. The stage's auto-scrolling feature represents the auto-scrolling levels of Psycho Soldier. The puppet fighter's favored special moves and the music references Athena's psionic powers.
1,367		Ralf & Clark	•Snake		3,800	Gaur Plain (hazards off)	•Item: Exploding Types	•The enemy's shooting items have increased power •The enemy starts the battle with a Super Scope	IKARI - KOF XIV	The Snake puppet fighters references both Metal Gear and Ikari Warriors being inspired by '80s action movies such as First Blood. The stage references the jungle-like levels in Ikari Warriors. The Exploding Type items and the battle conditions references the weaponry found in Ikari Warriors.
1,372		Wesker	•Captain Falcon (180 HP)		9,500	Norfair (Ω form)	•Attack Power ↑ •Metal Shift •Temporary Invincibility	•The enemy will occasionally be invincible •The enemy will occasionally turn metal when the enemy's at high damage •Stamina battle	Theme of Solid Snake	The Captain Falcon puppet fighter represents Albert Wesker, the main antagonist of the Resident Evil series. The stage references the location of the final battle in Resident Evil 5, where Chris fought Wesker in the crater of an active volcano in Kijuju, Africa. The music references how the arrangement of Theme of Solid Snake and the first three Resident Evil games share the same composer, Masami Ueda. The battle conditions references Uroboros Wesker, the alternate form Wesker takes during the final boss battle in Resident Evil 5 which turned him into a metallic monster after infecting himself with the Uroboros virus.
1,373		Leon	•Fox (150 HP) •Villager Team ×3 ×3 ×3 (60 HP)		3,800	Gerudo Valley (hazards off)	•Item: Exploding Types	•Defeat the main fighter to win •Stamina battle •The enemy favors neutral specials	Psycho Bits	The Fox puppet fighter references both Fox and Leon serving their respective militaries. The Villager Team represents the Ganado, infected villagers that serve as the main enemies in the village section of Resident Evil 4. The puppet fighters are slow and frequently uses grab attacks, referencing the Ganados' main method of attacking by slowly approaching the player and latching onto them. The stage references the Spanish village in Resident Evil 4 where the game's first act takes place. The music likely references the Mercenaries mode in Resident Evil 4, which features a similar style of techno music. The puppet fighter's favored Blaster and the Exploding Type items references Leon being equipped with his Wing Shooters and explosive weapons.
1,374		Chris	•Snake •Richter		3,900	Fourside (Battlefield form)	•Item: Shooting Types	•The enemy starts the battle with a Franklin Badge •The enemy's ranged weapons have increased power •The enemy favors special moves	Battle in the Base	The Snake puppet fighter references both Snake and Chris Redfield serving their respective military tactical teams. The puppet fighter's frequent use of C4 references Chris being equipped with explosive weapons. The Richter minion fighter represents Piers Nivans, Chris's partner throughout his campaign in Resident Evil 6. The puppet fighter starts off with a Staff, referencing Piers' signature gun in Resident Evil 6, the Anti-Materiel Rifle. The stage references Lanshiang, China, the setting for much of the plot in Resident Evil 6. The Shooting Type items and the second battle condition references Chris and Piers being expert marksman. The puppet fighter starts off with a Franklin Badge, referencing the Special Tactics And Rescue Service (S.T.A.R.S.) badge Chris wears.
1,375		Jill	•Wii Fit Trainer •Giant Ganondorf		2,200	Luigi's Mansion (hazards off)	•Item: Ray Gun	•Defeat the main fighter to win •The enemy's shooting items have increased power •Reinforcements will appear during the battle	Cavern	The Wii Fit Trainer puppet fighter represents Jill Valentine, the female protagonist of the Residential Evil series. The Giant Ganondorf minion fighter represents the recurring enemy/boss type, the Tyrant, the particular Tyrant represented being the Pursuer, the first ever Nemesis-T Type introduced in Resident Evil 3. The stage references the Spencer Mansion, the main setting of the original Resident Evil. The music references both the Metal Gear series and the Resident Evil series featuring a military protagonist. The Ray Gun item and the second battle condition references Jill utilizing firearms. The minion fighter's Slow Super Armor ability references the Tyrant's slow movement towards his opponent while being very hard to KO, damage, or even make it display any signs of being hurt.
1,376		ASTRAL CHAIN Hero (Female)	•Zero Suit Samus •Metal Shulk		9,500	Final Destination	•Item: Black Hole	•Defeat the main fighter to win •The enemy favors special moves	Main Theme - METAL GEAR SOLID PEACE WALKER	The Zero Suit Samus puppet fighter represents the female ASTRAL CHAIN Hero. The puppet fighter's favored Plasma Whip references the Astral Chains attached to her Legion. The Metal Shulk minion fighter represents the Sword Legion seen in this spirit's artwork. The stage references the Astral Planes, with the Black Hole item referencing the Gates, an interdimensional wormhole between the Ark and the Astral Plane.
1,377		ASTRAL CHAIN Hero (Male)	•Chrom •Metal Dark Pit		9,500	Fourside (Ω form)	N/A	•Defeat the main fighter to win •The enemy is metal	Corneria - Star Fox Zero	The Chrom puppet fighter references both Chrom and the male ASTRAL CHAIN hero being male protagonists with short blue hair. The Metal Dark Pit minion fighter represents the Bow Legion seen in this spirit's artwork. The stage references the Ark, the city setting in Astral Chain. The music likely references both Astral Chain and Star Fox Zero being developed by PlatinumGames.
1,378		Kyle	•Cloud •Sheik Team ×3		4,200	New Pork City (hazards off)	•Attack Power ↑ •Item: Exploding Types	•The enemy has increased attack power when the enemy's at high damage •Reinforcements will appear after an enemy is KO'd	Attack - Soma Bringer	The Cloud puppet fighter represents Kyle, the leader of the outcast hacker group the Hermits who, like Cloud, carries a large weapon over his back. The Sheik minion fighters and the battle conditions references the first encounter with Kyle where the player must defeat three of the Hermits before fighting against Kyle, who drops bombs on the player while fighting against the three Hermits. The stage references the Ark, the city setting in Astral Chain.
1,379		Lappy	•Giant Isabelle		2,400	Fourside (hazards off)	•Invisibility •Item: Throwing Types	•The enemy is invisible •The enemy is giant	Balloon Trip (for 3DS / Wii U)	The Isabelle puppet fighter references both Isabelle and Lappy being yellow, long-eared mascot characters, with the puppet fighter's giant size references Lappy being adult-sized. Similar to the battle with the ASTRAL CHAIN Hero (Male), the stage references the Ark's city setting in Astral Chain. The music and the Throwing Type items references "Lappy Balloon", an 8-bit minigame where Lappy hands out balloons to people. The Invisibility battle condition references Lappy appearing out of nowhere during the tutorial.
1,394		Kunio	•Mii Brawler (Moveset 2 1 2 2, Toad Outfit)		9,500	Moray Towers	•Item Tidal Wave •Item: Battering Types	•The enemy favors neutral specials •The enemy has increased attack power •Certain items will appear in large numbers after a little while	Mach Rider	The Mii Brawler puppet fighter's costume represents Kunio with the Toad Outfit resembling Kunio's school uniform. The puppet fighter's favored Flashing Mach Punch references Kunio's signature move, Mach Punch. The stage references the main city setting of the River City series. The music references both Mach Rider and River City Ransom being released on the NES. The Battering Type items references the battering weapons used during the River City series fights. The Food item (Onigiri) in the Item Tidal Wave rule and the second battle condition references how Kunio increases his stats by eating food.
1,395		Riki (River City)	•Little Mac		3,600	Saffron City (hazards off)	•Attack Power ↑ •Item: Balls	•The enemy has increased attack power after a little while •The enemy favors neutral attacks	Excite Truck	The Little Mac puppet fighter references both Little Mac and Riki utilizing fast punches in their respective game series. The stage references the main city setting of the River City series. The Ball items references Riki participating in the Hanazono High School's sports clubs. The puppet fighter's favored Straight Lunge references Riki's signature move, Mach Punch, which is also Kunio's signature move.
1,396		Goda	•Donkey Kong •Diddy Kong		2,000	Onett	•Item: Battering Types	•Defeat the main fighter to win •The enemy's side special has increased power •The enemy favors side specials	Golden Forest	The Donkey Kong puppet fighter references both Donkey Kong and Goda being strong fighters who uses an attack similar to Donkey Kong's Headbutt. The Diddy Kong minion fighter represents Godai, referencing both Diddy Kong and Godai being close friends with Donkey Kong and Goda respectively. The stage references the main city setting of the River City series. Similar to the battle with Kunio, the Battering Type items references the battering weapons used during the River City series fights.
1,397		Ryuichi & Ryuji	•Ryu ×2		9,300	Wrecking Crew (Battlefield form)	•Item: Killing Edge	•The enemy's side special has increased power •The enemy favors side specials	Flash in the Dark (Dr. Wily Stage 1)	The Ryu puppet fighter references Ryuichi & Ryuji being martial artists who shares "Ryu" as part of their names. The stage references the main city setting of the River City series. The music references Mega Man 9 being styled after games released on the NES, the console which River City Ransom was released on. The Killing Edge item references the battering weapons used during the River City series fights. The puppet fighters' favored Tatsumaki Senpukyaku references the Dragon Twins' frequent use of jumpkicks.
1,398		Cuphead	•Mega Man (140 HP) •Giant Peach Team (70 HP)		9,400	New Pork City (Ω form)	N/A	•Defeat the main fighter to win •The enemy's ranged weapons have increased power •Stamina battle	Final Results - Wii Party U	The Mega Man puppet fighter, without DLC, and the battle conditions references Cuphead being a run-and-gun game, which involves the player continuously firing projectiles at bosses while dodging their attacks with Mega Man's games being the first among the genre. The Giant Peach Team likely the Root Pack, a trio of giant root vegetables that serve as the boss of Inkwell Isle I. The three minion fighters frequently using the same attacks references each of the Root Pack members using the same attack in each phase of the boss fight. The stage features flashing neon lights, referencing the Devil's Casino, which also features flashing neon lights. The music, without DLC, references the jazz-inspired soundtrack in Cuphead.
1,398		Cuphead	•Mii Gunner (140 HP) (Moveset 1 3 1 2, Cuphead Hat, Cuphead Outfit)^{[SB 1]} •Giant Peach Team (70 HP)		9,400	New Pork City (Ω form)	N/A		Floral Fury^{[SB 1]}
1,399		Mugman	•Mega Man		9,400	Garden of Hope (hazards off)	•Sudden Final Smash •Item: Screw Attack	•The enemy will suddenly have a Final Smash after a little while •The enemy favors neutral specials •The enemy has increased attack power	Clu Clu Land	The two puppet fighters represents Mugman and Cuphead being twin brothers with identical attributes. The stage references Inkwell Isle One where Cuphead and Mugman live with their father figure Elder Kettle and fight the first bosses encountered in the game. The music, without DLC, references the jazz-inspired soundtrack in Cuphead. This spirit's Shield type, Jump ↑ ability, and the Screw Attack item references the jumping animation in Cuphead, as well as the animation used to parry pink-colored projectiles. The Sudden Final Smash rule references the Super Arts from Cuphead, with the Mii Gunner's Final Smash, Full Blast (and to a lesser extent, Mega Man's Final Smash Mega Legends), resembling Super Art 1, Energy Beam. The Mii Gunners' favored Charge Blast references one of the unlockable weapons which lets Cuphead and Mugman fire charged projectiles.
1,399		Mugman	•Mii Gunner (Moveset 1 3 1 2, Cuphead Hat, Cuphead Outfit)^{[SB 1]} •Mii Gunner (Moveset 2 1 1 2, Cuphead Hat, Cuphead Outfit)		9,400	Garden of Hope (hazards off)	•Sudden Final Smash •Item: Screw Attack		Floral Fury^{[SB 1]}
1,400		The Devil (Cuphead)	•Giant Mewtwo		4,000	Castle Siege (Underground Cavern)	•Attack Power ↑ •Assist Trophy Enemies (Bomberman)	•Hostile assist trophies will appear after a little while •The enemy has increased attack power when the enemy's at high damage •The enemy starts the battle with a Death's Scythe	Flashes of Fear	The Mewtwo puppet fighter references both Mewtwo and the Devil sporting elongated tails. The puppet fighter's giant size, the stage, and the Attack Power ↑ rule references the final stage of Cuphead, "One Hell Of A Time", where the Devil is fought in an inferno. During the fight, the Devil descends underground and grows in size, while Cuphead and Mugman must navigate floating rock platforms to survive. The music, without DLC, references the jazz-inspired soundtrack in Cuphead. The Bomberman Assist Trophy enemy references the bat-winged bombs that the Devil summons, which explode into a huge radius when not dealt with. The puppet fighter starts off with a Death's Scythe, referencing the pitchfork the Devil carries.
1,400		The Devil (Cuphead)	•Giant Mewtwo		4,000	Castle Siege (Underground Cavern)	•Attack Power ↑ •Assist Trophy Enemies (Bomberman)		Floral Fury^{[SB 1]}
1,401		King Dice	•Giant Mii Swordfighter (Moveset 3 2 1 1,Chibi-Robo Hat, Butler Outfit) •Tiny Mr. Game & Watch Team ×6		2,300	WarioWare, Inc.	N/A	•Defeat the main fighter to win •The enemy has super armor but moves slower	Jungle Level Jazz Style (for 3DS / Wii U)	The Giant Mii Swordfighter puppet fighter's costume represents King Dice, with the Chibi-Robo Hat referencing King Dice's flat-topped head and the Butler Outfit referencing his tuxedo. The white Tiny Mr. Game & Watch Team represents the row of cards that King Dice summons when fighting him. The number of fighters and their frequent use of Judge references the dice that appear throughout the fight that determine which bosses are fought before facing King Dice himself. The stage references the stage "All Bets Are Off!", in which landing on a red numbered space sends the player to a mini-boss, similar to being sent into the microgames. The board game can also benefit the player by giving health, which can also happen after completing microgames. The music, without DLC, represents the jazz-inspired soundtrack in Cuphead. The Slow Super Armor battle condition references how King Dice is impossible to launch or make flinch when you fight him in the original game.
1,401		King Dice			2,300	WarioWare, Inc.	N/A		Floral Fury^{[SB 1]}
1,402		Lotus	•Bayonetta		3,600	Frigate Orpheon (Battlefield form)	•Assist Trophy Enemies (Gray Fox)	•Hostile assist trophies will appear	The Keeper of the Lake	The Bayonetta puppet fighter represents Lotus, the player's guide in WARFRAME. The stage references the Kuva Fortress, a space-bound location which, like the Frigate Orpheon, features a boss battle who shares the royal title of "queen". The Gray Fox Assist Trophy enemy references the various Tenno in the game, who all wear cybernetic suits to fight in. The Assist Trophy enemy also references its close resemblance to Excalibur.
1,404		Ring Fit Trainees	•Wii Fit Trainer		9,400	Golden Plains	•Curry-Filled	•The enemy breathes fire	Training Menu - Wii Fit U	The Wii Fit Trainer puppet fighters and the music references both Wii Fit and Ring Fit Adventure being exercise genre games. The puppet fighters also references both the Wii Fit Trainers and the Ring Fit Trainees being fit characters whose genders are chosen by the player. The stage features collectible coins, referencing the collectible rings throughout Ring Fit Adventure. The Curry-Filled rule references the Ring Fit Trainee's hair when synced with Ring, represented with the player's heart rate.
1,405		Dragaux	•Incineroar (200 HP)		9,500	Find Mii (Ω form)	•Metal Shift •Giant •Item: Food	•The enemy is giant when the enemy's at high damage •The enemy will occasionally turn metal when the enemy's at high damage •Stamina battle	Battle Start - Fossil Fighters: Frontier	The Incineroar puppet fighter references both Incineroar and Dragaux emphasizing their upper body strength. The stage, music, and stamina battle condition references the battle at Dragaux Stadium, which ends each world and where Dragaux challenges the player with exercise and a boss battle. The Metal Shift and Giant rules references the final boss battle against Dragaux where he transforms into the gigantic Dark Dragaux. The Food item references the different types of ingredients used to make smoothies, which boosts the player's health.
1,406		Ring	•Wii Fit Trainer •Clear Bayonetta		3,800	Garden of Hope (hazards off)	N/A	•Defeat the main fighter to win •The enemy starts the battle with a Gust Bellows •The enemy is invisible	Boss Battle	Similar to the battle with the Ring Fit Trainee, the Wii Fit Trainer puppet fighter represents the female Ring Fit Trainee. The Clear Bayonetta minion fighter's frequent use of smash attacks resembles a ring, referencing Ring's circular shape. The stage references the opening and the first stage in Beginnia, where Ring is met. The puppet fighter starts off with a Gust Bellows, referencing Ring's ability to inhale or burst air like a vacuum cleaner. The minion fighter's Wicked Weaves releases the disembodied limbs of a demon, referencing both Ring's ability to attack by releasing holographic disembodies rings, and the opening of Ring Fit Adventure where Dragaux is released from Ring.
1,411		Duran & Angela	•Roy •Zelda •Tiny Bunny Kirby ×2		9,200	Gaur Plain (Ω form)	•Item: Ramblin' Evil Mushroom	•Reinforcements will appear after an enemy is KO'd	Filled with Hope	The Roy puppet fighter references both Roy and Duran being red-haired swordsmen, with the Zelda puppet fighter references both Zelda and Angela being tapered-eared princesses unrelated to elves. The yellow Tiny Bunny Kirby minion fighters represent the Rabites, round, yellow-colored, rabbit-like enemies recurring in the Mana series. The stage references the various grassland areas in the Mana series. The Ramblin' Evil Mushroom item references the Mushboom, a recurring enemy from the Mana series.
1,412		Kevin & Charlotte	•Incineroar •Tiny Robin		9,100	Hyrule Castle (hazards off)	•Health Recovery •Attack Power ↑	•The enemy has increased attack power when the enemy's at high damage •The enemy is healed significantly when the enemy's at high damage	Preparing to Advance	The Incineroar puppet fighter and the Attack Power ↑ rule represents Kevin, a tiger-like Demi-Beastman who can transform into a powerful beastly werewolf. The Tiny Robin puppet fighter starts off with a Star Rod, representing Charlotte and her star-tipped flail. The Health Recovery rule references Charlotte being a Half-Elf Cleric with the ability to heal herself and her party. The stage references the castle of Ferolia, the Beast Kingdom to which Kevin is the prince. The music references both Fire Emblem and Trials of Mana being fantasy role-playing games.
1,413		Hawkeye & Riesz	•Sheik •Mii Swordfighter (Moveset 3 2 2 3, Peach's Crown, Green Pirate Outfit, Type 4 Normal voice)		9,600	Great Bay (hazards off)	•Earthquake	•Timed battle (1:30) •Periodic earthquakes will shake the stage •The enemy favors special moves	Dawn in the Desert	The Sheik puppet fighter references both Sheik and Hawkeye being nimble characters, with the puppet fighter also referencing Hawkeye being able to change his class to Ninja at Level 18. The Mii Swordfighter puppet fighter's costume represents Riez, with Peach's Crown referencing Riez being the blonde princess of Laureate, and the green-colored Pirate Outfit resembling Riez's clothes. The stage and music references the Oasis of Deen, an oasis village in Nerval, Hawkeye's homeland. The Earthquake rule and battle condition references Rock Fall, an Earth-based spell that Hawkeye uses as a Ranger-class character.
1,421		Alfyn & Therion	•Sheik •Dr. Mario		9,200	Distant Planet (Battlefield form)	•Hazard: Poison Floor	•The floor is poisonous •The enemy's melee blows will heal them when they hit	Save the World, Heroes!	The Sheik puppet fighter represents Therion, a thief who avoids being seen. The puppet fighter's frequent use of Needle Storm and Burst Grenade references Therion's dagger and fire-based attacks. The Dr. Mario minion fighter represents Alfyn, an apothecary who wants to help others in need. The stage represents the town of Clearbrook, a village situated near a forest from which Alfyn hails. The music references both Find Mii and Octopath Traveler being role-playing games. The minion fighter's frequent use of Megavitamins, the Poison Floor hazard, and the Lifesteal battle condition references Alfyn's ability to conjure up potions in the middle of battle, including poisons and medicine.
1,422		Tressa & Cyrus	•Villager •Robin		9,400	Luigi's Mansion	•Item: Battering Items •Hazard: Heavy Wind	•Dangerously high winds are in effect after a little while	Battle Scene / Final Boss - Golden Sun	The Villager puppet fighter references both the Villager and Tressa being characters who make money by selling items, with the Battering Items referencing the weapons Tressa purchases and sells as a merchant. The Robin puppet fighter represents Cyrus, a professor who, like Robin, uses various elemental attacks in battle. The stage references the Ruins of Eld where Cyrus journeys to achieve the magical tome, From the Far Reaches of Hell. The music references both Golden Sun and Octopath Traveler being role-playing games. The Heavy Wind hazard references Tressa's wind-based attacks that she can primarily use in battle.
1,423		H'aanit & Ophilia	•Palutena •Wolf •Pit		9,200	Summit (Battlefield form)	•Health Recovery	•The enemy's ranged weapons have increased power •The enemy can unleash powerful critical hits at random •The enemy is healed significantly when the enemy's at high damage	Battle Start - Fossil Fighters: Frontier	The Palutena puppet fighter references both Palutena and Ophelia utilizing magical abilities while carrying a large staff. The Pit and Wolf minion fighters each represents H'aanit, an archer with a bow as a primary weapon (represented by the minion fighter's frequent use of Palutena Bow), and Linde, H'aanit's snow leopard companion. The stage represents the Frostlands, a snowbound region in the northern areas of Orsterra (Octopath Traveler's main setting), from which Ophilia hails. The music references both Fossil Fighters and Octopath Traveler being role-playing games. The Health Recovery rule and battle condition references Ophilia's abilities as a cleric to heal herself and the party.
1,424		Olberic & Primrose	•Bayonetta		9,500	Coliseum	•Assist Trophy Enemies (Black Knight)	•Hostile assist trophies will appear •The enemy favors air attacks	Worthy Rival Battle	Spirit Battle trivia: The Bayonetta puppet fighter represents Primrose, a feminine fighter with a well-known passion for dance. The Black Knight Assist Trophy enemy represents Olberic, a knight from a fallen kingdom who uses very strong sword attacks able to defeat enemies quickly. The stage references the arena in Victors Hollow, a location Olberic travels to during his story in search of Erhardt, an ally turned traitor. Other trivia: This spirit's
1,456		Seth & Gloria	•Mii Swordfighter (Moveset 3 2 2 3, Chrom Wig, Dunban Outfit) •Zelda		9,400	Delfino Plaza (Large Island)	•Health Recovery •Defense ↑ •Item: Swords	•The enemy has increased defense after a little while •The enemy is healed when the enemy's at high damage •The enemy's melee blows will heal them when they hit	Jergingha - Planet Destruction Form	The Mii Swordfighter puppet fighter's costume represents Seth, with the Chrom Wig referencing Seth's short hair, and the Dunban Outfit resembling Seth's outfit. The Zelda minion fighter references both Zelda and Gloria being princesses in their respective game appearances. The stage references Seth's occupation as a young seafarer, as well as the shores of Halcyonia, the main setting of Bravely Default II.
1,457		Elvis & Adelle	•Robin •Sheik		3,800	Reset Bomb Forest (forest)	•Attack Power ↑	•The enemy's magic attacks have increased power •The enemy has increased attack power after a little while •The enemy favors side specials	Save the World, Heroes!	The Robin puppet fighter features the puppet fighter carrying around a book, referencing Elvis's occupation as a scholar. The Sheik minion fighter references both Sheik and Adelle being nimble female bodyguards, as Sheik belongs to the Sheikah race, who act as the bodyguards for the Royal Family of Hyrule. The stage's forest layout references Elvis's hometown, Wiswald, which was consumed by a forest during his absence. The music references both Bravely Default II and Find Mii II being sequel fantasy role-playing games.

^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g This alternative occurs when the corresponding DLC has been purchased and downloaded.

Series Order

Number	Name	Series
1,115	Sheriff	Sheriff Series
1,116	Pitcher & Batter	Baseball
1,117	Tennis Player	Tennis
1,118	Tamagon	Devil World
1,119	Devil	Devil World
1,120	Urban Champion Fighter	Urban Champion Series
1,121	Bubbles	Clu Clu Land Series
1,122	Unira	Clu Clu Land Series
1,123	Excitebike	Excitebike Series
1,124	Balloon Fighter	Balloon Fight Series
1,125	Fish	Balloon Fight Series
1,126	Mach Rider	Mach Rider Series
1,127	Diskun	Disk System
1,128	Takamaru	The Mysterious Murasame Castle
1,129	Volleyball Player	Volleyball
1,130	Donbe & Hikari	Famicom Mukashibanashi Series
1,131	Donbe & Hikari (Shin Onigashima Kouhen)	Famicom Mukashibanashi Series
1,132	Hockey Players	Ice Hockey
1,133	MONSTER	Famicom Grand Prix II: 3D Hot Rally Series
1,134	Tank & Infantry	Famicom Wars Series
1,135	Andy	Advance Wars Series
1,136	Eagle
1,137	Olaf
1,138	Ayumi Tachibana	Famicom Tantei Club Series
1,139	Goku & Chao	Famicom Mukashibanashi Series
1,140	Sukapon	Joy Mech Fight
1,141	Yakuman Player	Yakuman
1,142	Commander	X
1,143	Frog & Snake	Kaeru no Tame ni Kane wa Naru
1,144	Prince of Sablé
1,145	Prince Richard
1,146	Muddy Mole	Mole Mania
1,147	Maruhige Shop Owner	Trade & Battle: Card Hero Series
1,148	Satoru	Trade & Battle: Card Hero Series
1,149	Dr. Wright	SimCity Series
1,150	ST Falcon	Battle Clash
1,151	F-Type	Stunt Race FX
1,152	Tractor Trailer	Stunt Race FX
1,153	Lip	Panel de Pon Series
1,154	Dion, Max, & Jack	Marvelous: Mouhitotsu no Takarajima
1,155	Hakkun	Sutte Hakkun
1,156	Girl from Hajimari no Mori	Hajimari no Mori
1,157	Harry	Teleroboxer
1,158	Ryota Hayami	Wave Race Series
1,159	Akari Hayami	1080° Series
1,160	Ray Mk II	Custom Robo Series
1,161	Ray Mk III
1,162	Flare
1,163	Bayonette
1,164	Saki Amamiya	Sin & Punishment Series
1,165	Isa Jo	Sin & Punishment Series
1,166	Helirin	Kuru Kuru Kururin Series
1,167	Alessandro Inzaghi	Napoleon
1,168	Isaac	Golden Sun Series
1,169	Isaac (Dark Dawn)
1,170	Garet
1,171	Ivan
1,172	Mia
1,173	Felix
1,174	Jenna
1,175	Matthew
1,176	Magical Vacation Protagonists	Magical Vacation Series
1,177	Putty
1,178	Mokka
1,179	DeMille	Tomato Adventure
1,180	Tomatrio	Tomato Adventure
1,181	Starfy	The Legendary Starfy Series
1,182	Starly
1,183	Moe
1,184	Old Man Lobber
1,185	Mermaid
1,186	Mattel
1,187	Cupid	Sennen Kazoku
1,188	Li'l Blue	Nonono Puzzle Chalien
1,189	Yama	SimTower SP
1,190	Jill & the Drill Dozer	Drill Dozer
1,191	Pocket Football Player	Calciobit Series
1,192	Karate Joe	Rhythm Heaven Series Rhythm Paradise Series
1,193	The Wandering Samurai
1,194	Wandering Samurai (Rhythm Heaven Fever) Wandering Samurai (Beat the Beat)
1,195	Sick Beats Doctor
1,196	The Chorus Kids
1,197	Munchy Monk
1,198	Reporter & Wrestler
1,199	Baxter & Forthington
1,200	Sumo Brothers
1,201	Pig	Cubivore: Survival of the Fittest
1,202	Alexandra Roivas	Eternal Darkness: Sanity's Requiem
1,203	Mappo	Giftpia
1,204	Sagi	Baten Kaitos Series
1,205	Milly	Baten Kaitos Series
1,206	Chibi-Robo	Chibi-Robo! Series
1,207	Super Chibi-Robo
1,208	Telly
1,209	Drake Redcrest
1,210	Chibi-Tot
1,211	Barbara the Bat	Jam with the Band Series
1,212	Ashley Robbins Ashley Mizuki Robins	Trace Memory Series Another Code Series
1,213	Hanenbow	Electroplankton Series
1,214	Dr. Kawashima	Brain Age: Train Your Brain in Minutes a Day! Series Dr. Kawashima's Brain Training: How Old Is Your Brain? Series
1,215	Dr. Kawashima (Concentration Training) Dr. Kawashima (Devilish Brain Training)
1,216	Dr. Lobe	Big Brain Academy Series
1,217	Ouendan	Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan Series
1,218	Ouendan Cheerleaders	Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan Series
1,219	Elite Beat Agents	Elite Beat Agents Series
1,220	Elite Beat Divas	Elite Beat Agents Series
1,221	Satoru Amatsubo	Project Hacker: Kakusei
1,222	Warrior Mech Gauss	Chōsōjū Mecha MG
1,223	Kyle Hyde	Hotel Dusk: Room 215
1,224	Kurikin	Kurikin Nano Island Story
1,225	Hsien	Sujin Taisen: Number Battles Series
1,226	Magkid	Slide Adventure MAGKID
1,227	Aisya	ASH: Archaic Sealed Heat
1,228	Num Diddly	Make 10: A Journey of Numbers
1,229	Idea	Soma Bringer
1,230	Welt	Soma Bringer
1,231	T-Rex	Fossil Fighters Series
1,232	Nibbles	Fossil Fighters Series
1,233	Glory of Heracles Hero	Glory of Heracles Series
1,234	Heracles	Glory of Heracles Series
1,235	Chef (Personal Trainer: Cooking) Chef (Cooking Guide)	Personal Trainer: Cooking Series Cooking Guide: Can't Decide What to Eat? Series
1,236	Shop Assistant	Style Savvy Series Nintendo presents: Style Boutique Series
1,237	Vince	Art Academy Series
1,238	Looksley	Looksley's Line Up Tales in a Box: Hidden shapes in perspective!
1,239	Prince Saruno	Tsukutte Utau: Saru Band
1,240	Mio & Mayu Amakura	Fatal Frame Series Project Zero Series
1,241	Yuri Kozukata	Fatal Frame Series Project Zero Series
1,242	Nick	Captain Rainbow
1,243	Captain Rainbow	Captain Rainbow
1,244	Raymond Bryce	Disaster: Day of Crisis
1,245	Beetle	Excitebots: Trick Racing
1,246	Orville	Takt of Magic
1,247	Frey & Freya	Zangeki no Reginleiv
1,248	Ando Kensaku	And-Kensaku
1,249	Zip	FlingSmash
1,250	Zael	The Last Story
1,251	Calista	The Last Story
1,252	Aeron	Pandora's Tower
1,253	Elena	Pandora's Tower
1,254	Toy Poodle	Nintendogs Series
1,255	French Bulldog
1,256	Labrador Retriever
1,257	BlueShark	Steel Diver Series
1,258	Mallo	Pushmo Pullblox
1,259	Sakura Samurai Hana Samurai	Sakura Samurai: Art of the Sword Hana Samurai: Art of the Sword
1,260	Nikki	Swapnote Series Nintendo Letter Box Series
1,261	Noise	Kiki Trick
1,262	Dillon	Dillon's Dead-Heat Breakers
1,263	Russ	Dillon's Dead-Heat Breakers
1,264	Shovel Knight	Shovel Knight Series
1,265	Shield Knight
1,266	Plague Knight
1,267	King Knight
1,268	Specter Knight
1,269	Culdra	Culdcept Series
1,270	Goligan
1,271	Allen
1,272	Tempo	HarmoKnight
1,273	Eddy	Fluidity: Spin Cycle Hydroventure: Spin Cycle
1,274	Kageshina Kurabe	Nintendoji
1,275	Inuji Darumeshi	Darumeshi Sports Store
1,276	Rusty Slugger	Rusty's Real Deal Baseball
1,277	Arcade Bunny	Nintendo Badge Arcade
1,278	Qbby	BOXBOY! Series
1,279	Henry Fleming	Code Name: S.T.E.A.M.
1,280	Tethu	Ever Oasis
1,281	Esna	Ever Oasis
1,282	Musashi	Sushi Striker: The Way of Sushido
1,283	Wonder-Red	The Wonderful 101
1,284	Wonder-Blue	The Wonderful 101
1,285	Rayman	Rayman Series
1,286	Clip & Snip	Snipperclips - Cut it out, together! Series
1,292	Boss Galaga	Galaga Series
1,293	Bomberman	Bomberman Series
1,294	Akira	Virtua Fighter Series
1,295	Rathalos	MONSTER HUNTER Series
1,296	Shantae	Shantae Series
1,297	Risky Boots	Shantae Series
1,317	Toy-Con Robot	Nintendo Labo Series
1,318	Toy-Con Car
1,319	Professor Riggs & Plaise & Lerna Professor Gerry, Plaise, & Lerna
1,320	Toy-Con VR Goggles
1,347	Radiant Gleam	DAEMON X MACHINA
1,348	Kloster (Grief)
1,349	Bullet Walker (Brigadier General)
1,350	High Line (Guns Empress)
1,351	I-Tetrimino	Tetris Series
1,352	T-Tetrimino
1,353	S-Tetrimino & Z-Tetrimino
1,354	L-Tetrimino & J-Tetrimino
1,355	O-Tetrimino
1,361	Ryo Sakazaki	Art of Fighting Series
1,362	Kyo Kusanagi	THE KING OF FIGHTERS Series
1,363	Iori Yagami	THE KING OF FIGHTERS Series
1,364	Haohmaru	SAMURAI SHODOWN Series
1,365	Nakoruru	SAMURAI SHODOWN Series
1,366	Athena Asamiya	Psycho Soldier
1,367	Ralf & Clark	Ikari Warriors Series
1,372	Wesker	Resident Evil Series
1,373	Leon
1,374	Chris
1,375	Jill
1,376	ASTRAL CHAIN Hero (Female)	ASTRAL CHAIN
1,377	ASTRAL CHAIN Hero (Male)
1,378	Kyle
1,379	Lappy
1,394	Kunio	River City Series
1,395	Riki (River City)
1,396	Goda
1,397	Ryuichi & Ryuji
1,398	Cuphead	Cuphead
1,399	Mugman
1,400	The Devil (Cuphead)
1,401	King Dice
1,402	Lotus	Warframe
1,403	Natah	Warframe
1,404	Ring Fit Trainees	Ring Fit Adventure
1,405	Dragaux
1,406	Ring
1,411	Duran & Angela	Mana Series
1,412	Kevin & Charlotte
1,413	Hawkeye & Riesz
1,421	Alfyn & Therion	OCTOPATH TRAVELER
1,422	Tressa & Cyrus
1,423	H'aanit & Ophilia
1,424	Olberic & Primrose
1,456	Seth & Gloria	Bravely Default Series
1,457	Elvis & Adelle	Bravely Default Series
1,467	Arthur	Ghosts 'n Goblins Series

Trivia

The Tank & Infantry spirit did not initially have a spirit battle, but gained one via the The More the Merrier Spirit Board event. Prior to the Rematch feature in version 8.0.0, this was the only way to participate in the spirit battle.
The spirits of Spring Man, Ribbon Girl, Ninjara, Min Min, and Twintelle were formerly listed in the "Others" category until Min Min was added as a DLC fighter, thus giving ARMS spirits their own series.
- Min Min is the first fighter to have a spirit prior to being added as a fighter.
Prior to the 1.1.0 update, all Shovel Knight spirits were ordered between Rayman and Clip & Snip rather than between the Dillon's Rolling Western and Culdcept spirits.
Prior to the 8.0.0 update, the Ryo Sakazaki spirit battle didn't have the Mii Brawler use the Ryo Sakazaki wig and outfit, regardless of whether or not the DLC was downloaded.
Despite all four River City spirits appearing on the Spirit Board prior to the release of Byleth and the Fire Emblem: Three Houses DLC Spirit Board, the River City spirits are numbered after the Fire Emblem: Three Houses spirits in the spirit list. Prior to the 7.0.0 update, this resulted in a complete spirit inventory having 1383 spirits, with the final spirit in the list (Ryuichi & Ryuji) being #1397, and spirits #1380-1393 not being present altogether.
Several third-party series are ordered by the console and year their first Nintendo-published installment was released rather than being categorized with the miscellaneous third-party series, which start with Boss Galaga and end with Risky Boots from the Shantae series.
- SimCity was first published by Maxis for the Amiga and Macintosh in 1989, but it is categorized as an SNES series, as the version of SimCity for that console was published by Nintendo in 1991.
- Chee-Chai Alien was first published by Creatures Inc. for the Game Boy Color in 2001, but it is categorized as a Game Boy Advance series, as Nonono Puzzle Chalien for the Game Boy Advance was published by Nintendo in 2005.
- The Tower was first published by OPeNBooK (now known as Vivarium) for Microsoft Windows and Macintosh System 7 in 1994, but it is categorized as a Game Boy Advance series, as The Tower SP for the Game Boy Advance was published by Nintendo in Japan in 2005.
  - Yama is ordered after Li'l Blue, despite The Tower SP predating Nonono Puzzle Chalien by 2 months.
    - Curiously, Yama's game of origin is credited as "SimTower SP", despite the official English title of the game being the same as its Japanese title, The Tower SP. Furthermore, the SimTower title has not been used in an installment since the first game of The Tower series, SimTower: The Vertical Empire.
- Glory of Heracles was first published by Data East for the Famicom in 1987, but it is categorized as a Nintendo DS series, as Glory of Heracles: Proof of the Soul for the Nintendo DS was published by Nintendo in 2008.
- Fatal Frame was first published by Tecmo for the PlayStation 2 in 2001, but it is categorized as a Wii series, as Fatal Frame: Mask of the Lunar Eclipse for the Wii was published by Nintendo in 2008.
- Culdcept was first published by OmiyaSoft for the Sega Saturn in 1997, but it is categorized as a Nintendo 3DS series, as the first installment for the 3DS was published by Nintendo in 2012.
- Rayman was first published by Ubisoft for the Atari Jaguar in 1995, but it is categorized as a Wii U series, as Rayman Legends for the Wii U was published by Nintendo in Japan in 2013.
- Shovel Knight was first published by Yacht Club Games for Microsoft Windows, Nintendo 3DS, and Wii U in 2014, but it is categorized as a Nintendo 3DS series, as the Nintendo 3DS and Wii U versions of Shovel Knight were published by Nintendo in Japan in 2016. However, it is ordered between the Dillon's Rolling Western series and the Culdcept series, despite both Dillon's Rolling Western and the first Nintendo-published Culdcept installment being released in 2012.
- Baten Kaitos is the only third-party series to be categorized with the first-party series, but not be ordered by its first Nintendo-published installment. Rather than being ordered as the last series to debut on the Nintendo GameCube, it is ordered between GiFTPiA (which debuted in 2003) and Chibi-Robo (which debuted in 2005). This is despite the fact that the first game in the series, Baten Kaitos: Eternal Wings and the Lost Ocean, was published by Namco in 2003, while the prequel, Baten Kaitos Origins (which Sagi and Milly appear in), was published by Nintendo in 2006.
- With regards to the Shantae series' placement in the spirit list, it may be due to its later release in Japan and not the release of Shantae on the Game Boy Color (which released in North America on June 2nd, 2002), as Risky's Revenge and Pirate's Curse were released on September 1st, 2016 and September 7th, 2016, respectively.
Similarly, some first-party series are ordered by the release date of specific installments rather than their first installment.
- The MONSTER's ordering is based on the release date of Famicom Grand Prix II: 3D Hot Rally, rather than Famicom Grand Prix: F-1 Race.
- Ayumi Tachibana's ordering is based on the release date of Famicom Tantei Club Part II: Ushiro ni Tatsu Shōjo for the Famicom Disk System, rather than Famicom Tantei Club: Kieta Kōkeisha for the Famicom Disk System.
- Ryota Hayami's ordering is based on the release date of Wave Race 64, rather than Wave Race for the Game Boy. This results in it being categorized as a Nintendo 64 series.
- Chef's ordering is based on the release date of Personal Trainer: Cooking, rather than Shaberu! DS Oryōri Navi.
- The Nintendogs series' ordering is based on the release date of Nintendogs + Cats, rather than the original Nintendogs. This results in it being categorized as a Nintendo 3DS series rather than a Nintendo DS series.
- Eddy's ordering is based on the release date of Fluidity: Spin Cycle, rather than Fluidity for WiiWare. This results in it being categorized as a Nintendo 3DS series.
The Nintendo DS is represented with the most series, with 22. In contrast, the Virtual Boy is represented with the fewest series, with only one, that being Teleroboxer.
The Rhythm Heaven series has the largest amount of spirits out of all series not represented by a fighter, having nine from across its various installments.
Golden Sun is the only universe without a fighter to have at least one spirit of every class.
Electroplankton, Nintendogs and Balloon Fight have their own series symbols used for their stages, but their spirits lack these symbols.
Nintendogs is the only non-fighter series to use real photographs for its spirits. Furthermore, it is the only series to use photographs of living organisms for its "artwork", rather than man-made sculpted models as with the EarthBound, Pikmin, and R.O.B. spirits that use photographs.
- Nintendogs is also the only non-fighter series (aside from those featured in Pac-Man's Namco Roulette taunt) not to have every otherwise-present character appear as a spirit, since, with the exception of the Toy Poodle, all of the various breeds featured in the Living Room stage lack spirits.
Despite Kiki Trick only ever releasing on the Wii, Noise is categorized with the Nintendo 3DS series, being ordered between Nikki and Dillon.
The Cuphead spirits mark the first instances where spirit battles can change depending on if DLC is installed, as downloading the Cuphead Mii costume can change their music and, in the case of the Cuphead and Mugman spirit battles, puppet fighters to accommodate the new content.
The Devil from Cuphead uses the title of the game in his name despite there not being any other character specifically named "The Devil" in English. This is most likely a leftover from the Japanese version, where he and Devil from Devil World both use the name デビル.
Lotus is the only DLC enhanceable spirit to not be exclusive to a DLC Spirit Board, instead making her debut in a Spirit Board event.
Monster Hunter is the first miscellaneous series to gain additional spirits through a spirit event, introducing Palico, Palamute, and Magnamalo in the MONSTER HUNTER RISE event in addition to the Rathalos spirit in the base game. Previously, new spirits introduced in spirit events were either part of a new series or an existing series with a playable character.

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