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Free Four All

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Free Four All (我ら、スマブラforから参戦!, We are participants from Smash for!) was an Event Tourney themed after Super Smash Bros. 4. It ran from from 6 a.m. on July 24, 2020 to 6 a.m. on July 27, 2020 (UTC), and was repeated from 6 a.m. on September 16, 2022 to 6 a.m. on September 19, 2022 (UTC). During the event, only characters and stages that debuted in Smash 4 could be used, and nearly every item from Smash 4 that appears in Ultimate would appear.

Description

This tourney is limited to fighters and stages originating from Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS / Wii U! Items that appeared in that game are also available!
The further you advance, the better the spirit you'll win![1][2]

Rules

  • Format: Smash
  • Rules: Time
  • Time Limit: 2:30
  • FS Meter: On
  • Items: Medium

Available fighters

 
The character selection screen for Free Four All.
Fighters
 
Lucina
 
 
Dark Pit
 
 
Villager
 
 
Mega Man
 
 
Wii Fit Trainer
 
 
Rosalina & Luma
 
 
Little Mac
 
 
Greninja
 
 
Palutena
 
 
Pac-Man
 
 
Robin
 
 
Shulk
 
 
Bowser Jr.
 
 
Duck Hunt
 
 
Ryu
 
 
Cloud
 
 
Corrin
 
 
Bayonetta
 
 
Mii Brawler
 
 
Mii Swordfighter
 
 
Mii Gunner
 

Available items

Available stages

Stages
 
  3D Land
 
 
  Golden Plains
 
 
  Paper Mario
 
 
  Gerudo Valley
 
 
  Spirit Train
 
 
  Dream Land GB
 
 
  Unova Pokémon League
 
 
  Prism Tower
 
 
  Mute City SNES
 
 
  Magicant
 
 
  Arena Ferox
 
 
  Reset Bomb Forest
 
 
  Tortimer Island
 
 
  Balloon Fight
 
 
  Living Room
 
 
  Find Mii
 
 
  Tomodachi Life
 
 
  PictoChat 2
 
 
  Mushroom Kingdom U
 
 
  Mario Galaxy
 
 
  Mario Circuit
 
 
  Skyloft
 
 
  The Great Cave Offensive
 
 
  Kalos Pokémon League
 
 
  Coliseum
 
 
  Flat Zone X
 
 
  Palutena's Temple
 
 
  Gamer
 
 
  Garden of Hope
 
 
  Town and City
 
 
  Wii Fit Studio
 
 
  Boxing Ring
 
 
  Gaur Plain
 
 
  Duck Hunt
 
 
  Wrecking Crew
 
 
  Pilotwings
 
 
  Wuhu Island
 
 
  Windy Hill Zone
 
 
  Wily Castle
 
 
  Pac-Land
 
 
  Super Mario Maker
 
 
  Suzaku Castle
 
 
  Midgar
 
 
  Umbra Clock Tower
 

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning
  Japanese 我ら、スマブラforから参戦! We're from Smash Bros. for!
  English Free Four All
  French Au quatrième Smash The fourth Smash
  German Die 4. Smash-Generation The 4th generation of Smash
  Spanish 4.ª generación de Smash 4th generation of Smash
  Italian Evviva il quarto Smash! Hooray for the fourth Smash!
  Chinese (Simplified) 我等来自for参战! We're from Smash Bros. for!
  Chinese (Traditional) 我等自for參戰! We're from Smash Bros. for!
  Korean for로부터의 출전! We're from Smash Bros. for!
  Dutch Vierde generatie Smash Fourth generation of Smash
  Russian Четвертaя в серии! Fourth in the series!

Trivia

  • The banner is based on the cover art of Super Smash Bros. for Wii U, though with only the Smash 4 newcomers present. It also incorporates the thematic colors of both versions of the game: red for the 3DS version and blue for the Wii U version.
  • The Mii Fighters are the only Smash 4 newcomers not included on the banner.
  • Robin is the only character who does not use his default costume on the banner; he is instead represented by female Robin.
  • The Spring, Team Healer, the Dragoon Parts, and Daybreak are the only items in Smash 4 that did not appear in the tournament; in the former two's case, it is due to the fact that they are not present in Ultimate.
  • Despite the fact that no fighters or stages debuting in Smash 64, Melee, or Brawl are available for the event, items from the aforementioned games are available for the event. A similar situation also happens in A Tribute to Melee and Brawl Veterans Represent!.
  • Due to Alph being an alternate costume of Olimar, he is the only Smash 4 newcomer not to be present in the event, due to the latter debuting in Brawl.
  • Prior to this event, Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Super Smash Bros. for Wii U were officially treated as separate games by Nintendo, while the general public often treated both games as different versions of the same game, referring to them collectively as "Smash 4". This event marks the first time Nintendo themselves shared this sentiment and used the number four in reference to these games.

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