The requirements in order to summon Phosphora's Spirit.
Summon is an option within the Collection tab of the Spirits single-player mode that allows players to summon certain spirits with cores obtained by sending spirits home in the Dismiss menu. Some spirits are only obtainable through this method, meaning the only way to collect the total number of spirits is to summon some of them. Previously summoned spirits may later appear on the Spirit Board, and others can be encountered in World of Light without needing to summon them first. There are 133 summonable spirits, 91 of them are summon-exclusive, and of which, 15 of them can appear on the Spirit Board after the first summon.
Each spirit has a certain amount of cores and SP required in order to summon it. Often, the type of cores needs to be specifically from a certain spirit. For example, summoning a Paper Mario spirit consumes a Cut Man spirit and Cardboard Box spirit, along with any Neutral type spirit.
The player may also directly use spirits in summoning, rather than dismissing them first and then summoning. The game will automatically dismiss the chosen spirits (gaining SP for the dismissal) and use those cores for summoning.
List of spirits that can be summoned
Below is a list of spirits that can be summoned within this menu, listed by spirit number, along with the cost of SP and cores for each summon, and if they're summon-exclusive or not.
Gold Mario requires Mario to collect the Super Mushroom before collecting the Gold Flower.
Gold Mario can be obtained by grabbing the Gold Flower, which will allow him to throw golden fireballs, similar to the ability of the Fire Flower; also, in New Super Mario Bros. 2, when Gold Mario reaches the end of the stage where he is obtained, he will revert to Fire Mario, the form Mario assumes after grabbing the Fire Flower.
Gold Mario is a rare power-up form of Mario that turns his body into gold, a valuable metallic material, similar to Metal Mario, another rare power-up form of Mario that turns his body into metal.
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This spirit's Super Armor ability references the Gold fighter ability in Super Smash Bros. for 3DS, which grants the player super armor, preventing them from flinching or receiving knockback damage.
This spirit can be obtained via summoning, referencing how Gold Mario can be obtained by collecting the Gold Flower in New Super Mario Bros. 2.
Cat Princess Peach is the cat form of Princess Peach, similar to how Baby Peach is the infant form of Princess Peach.
Cat Princess Peach is a cat-themed character, similar to how Rover is an anthropomorphic cat character.
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This spirit's Weight ↓ ability decreases the player's weight, referencing Princess Peach's ability in Super Mario 3D World, which allows her to float in midair, unique amongst the playable characters.
This spirit can be obtained via summoning, referencing how the Cat transformation can be obtained by collecting the Super Bell in Super Mario 3D World.
King Bob-omb is the leader of the Bob-ombs, who uses them as weapons in his boss battle against any player (except for Mario) in Super Mario 64 DS.
King Bob-omb is an antagonistic king who can grab the player and throw them far away, similar to the Shake King during his boss battle.
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This spirit's Strong Throw ability increases the power of grabbing and throwing attacks, referencing King Bob-omb's boss battle in Super Mario 64 where he can grab the player and throw them far away from him.
The Sprixie Princesses are princesses who serve as damsels-in-distress in Super Mario 3D World, similar to Princess Shokora's role in Wario Land 4.
The Sprixie Princesses are female fairy characters who help Mario and his friends on their adventure, similar to Wanda.
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This spirit's Fairy Bottle Equipped ability references how the Sprixie Princesses are fairy princesses who were captured by Bowser using glass bottles.
Cappy is a ghost character with a white color scheme who is often depicted floating in midair, similar to Boo Mario.
Cappy is a sentient hat character who serves as Mario's companion and headwear in Super Mario Odyssey, similar to Ezlo's role in The Legend of Zelda: Minish Cap.
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This spirit's Strong Throw ability references how Mario can throw Cappy around like a boomerang weapon in Super Mario Odyssey.
The Master Cycle, City Tripper, Excitebike, and Mach Rider are all two-wheeled video game vehicles.
The Master Cycle is a two-wheeled vehicle featured in Mario Kart 8 that serves as Link's signature kart, similar to the City Tripper for the Villager.
The Master Cycle is a two-wheeled vehicle featured in a racing video game that can be driven at high speeds, similar to the Excitebike.
Link is the main protagonist of The Legend of Zelda series who is depicted driving the Master Cycle, similar to the Mach Rider's role in the titular game, who is also depicted driving his motorbike.
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This spirit's Speed ↑ ability references how the Master Cycle features a strong speed stat in Mario Kart 8.
The required summoning cores reference the real-life means of making Paper Mario: scissors (represented by Cut Man, who has a giant pair of scissors on his head) and the material to cut it with (represented by the Cardboard Box).
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This spirit's Water Weakness ability references Paper Mario's inability to swim in earlier Paper Mario games, and paper's general weakness to water.
The Shadow Queen, Vivian, and Gengar are all associated with shadows.
Vivian is one of the three Shadow Sirens, a group of sisters tasked with awakening the Shadow Queen in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door.
Gengar is also known as the "Shadow Pokémon" and is a part Ghost-type Pokémon, similar to how the Shadow Queen is an evil shadow spirit.
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This spirit can be obtained via summoning, referencing how the Shadow Queen was summoned by Sir Grodus and uses Princess Peach's body for a vessel in Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door.
Mallow is a prince from Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars whose home kingdom is conquered by a villainess, similar to Prince Peasley's role in Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga.
Mallow is a sentient white cloud character whose body sometimes floats before using lightning attacks during battle, similar to Kracko's boss battles in the Kirby series.
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This spirit's Trade-Off Attacks ↑ ability allows the player to start the battle weaker, but increases their attack power, referencing how Mallow is not physically strong but makes up for it with his powerful magical attacks.
Professor Elvin Gadd is the inventor of F.L.U.D.D. and the Poltergust 5000.
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This spirit's Energy Shot Attack/Resistance ↑ ability increases energy attacks, which is used as part of a certain character's moveset that utilizes weapons (i.e. Samus's Charge Shot) or by certain items (i.e. Ray Gun). This references Professor Elvin Gadd's role as an inventor in the Luigi's Mansion series, where he creates inventions and tools designed to defeat enemy ghosts.
Baron K. Roolenstein is the alter-ego of King K. Rool, the leader of the Kremlings, whom the Kritter serves as an underling.
Baron K. Roolenstein is a mad scientist who is depicted with a lab coat and created a robotic character, similar to Dr. Crygor's role in the WarioWare, Inc. series.
Baron K. Roolenstein's name is a reference to Dr. Frankenstein, whose monster and hunchback assistant Igor serve as the inspiration for The Creature and Flea Man, respectively.
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This spirit can be obtained by summoning, referencing how Baron K. Rollenstein appears after Diddy Kong and Kiddy Kong defeat his robotic minion KAOS in Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie's Double Trouble!!
Epona is raised by Malon in The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time.
Epona is an equine character who serves as Link's steed and can boost her speed, similar to Rapidash's role in the Pokémon series.
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This spirit's Undamaged Attack & Speed ↑ ability slightly increases the player's move speed, referencing Epona's ability to provide short speed boosts in The Legend of Zelda series.
This spirit can be obtained by summoning, referencing how Epona can be summoned using "Epona's Song" in The Legend of Zelda series.
Ruto is a member of the Zoras, a race of aquatic fish-like humanoids in The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time.
Ruto is a princess who appears as either a child or as an adult depending on the events of Ocarina of Time, similar to Princess Shokora's role in Wario Land 4.
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This spirit's Water Attack ↑ ability references Ruto's title as "Sage of Water" and her usage of water-based attacks in Hyrule Warriors.
Fierce Deity Link is one of the Mask transformations used by Link in The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask, similar to Deku Link.
Fierce Deity Link can be obtained by receiving the Fierce Deity Mask, referencing the Happy Mask Salesman's affinity for Masks in The Legend of Zelda series.
Fierce Deity Link uses the giant, powerful Fierce Deity Sword, similar to Kirby's usage of the Ultra Sword.
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This spirit's Sword Attack ↑ ability references Fierce Deity Link's usage of his Fierce Deity Sword, which can easily defeat most enemies and bosses in Majora's Mask.
This spirit can be obtained via summoning, referencing how the Fierce Deity Mask can be received from the Moon children in exchange for non-transformational Masks in Majora's Mask.
Tingle is the self-proclaimed reincarnation of a fairy, represented by the fairy inside the Fairy Bottle, both of which appear in The Legend of Zelda series.
Tingle can fly by using a balloon attached to his back, similar to the Balloon Fighter; also, Tingle is the main playable character in a remake of Balloon Fight titled Tingle's Balloon Fight DS.
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This spirit's Slumber Immunity ability references how Tingle is often found awake during the day-and-night cycles in The Legend of Zelda series.
Fi is the spirit of the Goddess Sword, similar to how Aegislash, the "Royal Sword Pokémon", is a Ghost-type Pokémon depicted as a sentient sword.
Fi is created by the Goddess Hylia who was introduced in The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword, referencing how Serena is a goddess who is featured in Animal Crossing: City Folk.
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This spirit's Neutral Special ↑ ability references how Link's Sword attacks in The Legend of Zelda series can be performed by using the B button, which serves as the neutral special for sword-wielding playable characters in the Super Smash Bros. series.
This spirit can be obtained via summoning, referencing how Fi is summoned to aid Link on his quest to search for and rescue Zelda after their separation in The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword.
The required summoning cores reference how Demise is the true form of The Imprisoned and is the master of his servant and sentient weapon, Ghirahim.
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This spirit can be obtained via summoning, referencing how Ghirahim summoned Demise by sacrificing most of Zelda's life force in The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword.
Yuga is an evil sorcerer who awakens a powerful demonic entity to fulfill his plan, similar to Gharnef.
Yuga is a painter and is often depicted carrying his paintbrush, similar to Vince.
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This spirit can be obtained via summoning, referencing how Yuga summoned Ganon by using the power of the Seven Sages' descendants in A Link Between Worlds.
The required summoning cores reference how the Fusion Suit is a combination of Chozo technology and Metroid DNA.
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This spirit's Shooting Items Power ↑ ability references how Samus regains her special abilities after they were lost following the creation of her Fusion Suit in Metroid Fusion, including the ability to shoot her Charge Shots and Missiles.
This spirit can be obtained via summoning, referencing how the Fusion Suit was created after injecting Samus with the Metroid vaccine to combat the X Parasites attacking her body.
Roger the Potted Ghost is a ghost character who is depicted with a white color scheme, similar to Boo Mario.
Roger the Potted Ghost relies on two Shy Guys to push his vase during his boss battle in Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island.
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This spirit's Strong-Wind Resist ability references how the Shy Guys attempt to resist the player's efforts to push Roger off the platform during his boss battle.
This spirit can be obtained via summoning, referencing how Kamek used his magic to summon Roger from an inanimate flower pot.
The Super Happy Tree is a large tree with a facial design and can drop fruit during certain boss battles, similar to Whispy Woods.
The Super Happy Tree can produce different types of fruits growing on it, similar to the different Bonus Fruit appearing in PAC-MAN, including green melons.
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This spirit's Invincibility After Eating ability references the Heart Fruit, a rare type of fruit grown on the Super Happy Tree which grants Yoshi temporary invincibility after eating it in Yoshi's Story.
Dyna Blade, Cucco, and Beat are all bird characters who support their respective game series' main protagonist.
Dyna Blade's design features rainbow wings and near-invincible armor plating, represented by the Super Star, which grants the player temporary invincibility and a colorful appearance.
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This spirit's Jump ↑ ability increases the player's jump height, referencing Dyna Blade's ability to fly high in the sky.
Queen Sectonia is the main antagonist of Kirby: Triple Deluxe who features a female royalty status, similar to Princess Shroob's role in Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time.
Queen Sectonia is an anthropomorphic insectoid enemy whose design is based on a wasp, similar to the Zinger.
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This spirit can be obtained via summoning, referencing how Queen Sectonia was summoned by her servant, Taranza, in Kirby: Triple Deluxe.
Mr. Shine & Mr. Bright and the required summoning cores are all character duos.
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This spirit's Fire Attack ↑ ability references how the Fire and Burning Copy Abilities can be acquired by inhaling Mr. Shine's Dropped Stars in the early Kirby games.
The required summoning cores reference how the Great Fox carries the Landmaster and the Arwing.
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This spirit's Metal Killer ability references the Great Fox's twin laser cannons, which are powerful enough to cause serious damage to massive enemy battleships.
The required summoning cores reference the design of Andross's metal incarnation, which takes the form of a giant floating face (represented by the Commander, who is depicted only with a face) with a polygonal design (represented by Porygon's polygonal design).
General Pepper is a high-ranking military officer in the Star Fox series, similar to Roy Campbell's role in the Metal Gear series.
General Pepper is a dog character depicted with golden fur, similar to the Labrador Retriever.
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This spirit's Back Shield Equipped ability references how General Pepper calls on the Star Fox team to defend Corneria from extraterrestrial attacks, similar to how the Back Shield can defend the player from rear attacks.
Togepi's design features an egg-shaped body with a decorated shell design, similar to Mega Eggdozer.
Togepi is also known as the "Spike Ball Pokémon" and features spikes on its head, similar to how Gordo is a spherical enemy with spikes.
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This spirit's Critical-Health Stats ↑ references Togepi's signature move, Metronome, which can inflict status effects in the Pokémon and Super Smash Bros. series.
This spirit can be obtained via summoning, referencing how Togepi can be summoned as a Poké Ball Pokémon in the Super Smash Bros. series.
Jirachi, Luma, Starlow, and the Star Rod all share a "star" theme.
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This spirit's Fast Final Smash Meter ability references Jirachi's ability to grant wishes, including the player's wish to quickly perform a Final Smash.
This spirit can be obtained via summoning, referencing how Jirachi can be summoned as a Poké Ball Pokémon in the Super Smash Bros. series.
The required summoning cores reference the design of Mr. Saturn, who is depicted as a simple and stubby character without emotional expressions (represented by Qbby) and features a large nose on its face (represented by Specknose).
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This spirit's Shield Damage ↑ ability references Mr. Saturn's ability as an item in the Super Smash Bros. series, which can severely damage the player's shield.
This spirit can be obtained via summoning, referencing how Mr. Saturn appears as an item in the Super Smash Bros. series.
The Ultimate Chimera is a large monster with a large fanged mouth and a red-hued color scheme, similar to Blargg.
The Ultimate Chimera's design features a small bird perched on top of its head, represented by Pyoro, a smaller bird character.
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This spirit's Critical Hit ↑ ability references the Ultimate Chimera's appearance in the Super Smash Bros. series as the stage hazard for the New Pork City stage, where its bite will cause the player to take massive damage and extreme knockback, which rivals that of Marth's Critical Hit Final Smash.
The Polar Bear is a bipedal bear character, similar to Bewear.
The Polar Bear lives on the icy mountain stages of Ice Climber (represented by the Freezie).
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This spirit's Slow Super Armor ability references how the Polar Bear moves slower than the other enemies in Ice Climber but cannot be destroyed by an attack.
The Pegasus Sisters are a trio of sisters, similar to the three Able Sisters.
The Pegasus Sisters are members of the Whitewinged Order, a squadron of knights led by Princess Minerva.
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This spirit's Jump ↑ ability increases the player's jump height, referencing the Pegasus Sisters' Pegasus Knight class, which specializes in flying on pegasi during battle.
The required summoning cores reference how Hector is the father of Lilina.
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This spirit's Unflinching Charged Smashes ability grants the player super armor while charging their smash attacks, referencing Hector's Lord class, which specializes in armored fighters using high attack and defense stats during battle.
The Octopus, the Octorok, and Octoman are all octopus characters.
The Octopus originates from the Game & Watch series, similar to Oil Panic.
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This spirit's Strong Throw ability increases the power of grabbing attacks, referencing how the Octopus can grab the divers if they are caught in its tentacles.
This spirit can be obtained via summoning, referencing how Mr. Game & Watch can transform into the Octopus by using his titular Final Smash.
The Chef from the Game & Watch series is a monochromatic professional chef, similar to the Chef from Personal Trainer: Cooking; also, the titular Game & Watch game is an unlockable bonus game in Personal Trainer: Cooking.
The Chef is a flat, two-dimensional character who features a black color scheme, similar to how Huey is a two-dimensional character who can absorb black ink; also, Huey's debut game, Paper Mario: Color Splash, features a mini-boss battle against a three-dimensional slab of steak when Mario serves as a substitute chef.
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This spirit's Stats ↑ ↑ after Eating ability references how the Game & Watch game Chef involves the titular character flipping food, which is associated with restoring or increasing the player's stats in video games.
The Reaper & Reapettes and the required summoning cores are based on depictions of the Grim Reaper.
The Reaper is a large version of the Grim Reaper who carries a powerful scythe, similar to Death.
The Reapette is a miniature version of the Grim Reaper who is often depicted floating in midair, similar to the Grim Leecher.
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This spirit's Side Special ↑ ability references the Reaper's ability to rush at Link and attack him with its scythe, whereas the side specials for the playable characters in the Super Smash Bros. series allow them to either perform a dash attack and/or attack them with their carried swords.
The Eggplant Wizard is a sentient eggplant character, similar to the Eggplant from Ice Climber.
The Eggplant Wizard wields a magical staff, represented by Goligan, a sentient magical staff.
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This spirit's KO Heals Damage ability references the Eggplant Wizard's ability to transform Pit into an eggplant, which can be removed via hospitals in Kid Icarus or the Effect Recovery Power in Kid Icarus: Uprising.
Viridi, Xerneas, and Alraune all share a "plant" theme.
Viridi is the Goddess of Nature who oversees the preservation of nature, similar to Xerneas.
Viridi has a strong hatred towards humans in Kid Icarus: Uprising, similar to how Alraune has a strong hatred for Madama Butterfly in Bayonetta 2.
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This spirit's Metal Killer ability references Viridi's goals to destroy humanity for destroying nature by dropping a Reset Bomb on the clashing human armies.
The required summoning cores reference Mona's various occupations in the WarioWare series.
Mona works as a photojournalist to catch criminals in Game & Wario, similar to Ayumi Tachibana's role in catching criminals in the Famicom Tantei Club games.
Mona works as a cheerleader for the Diamond City Roughs, similar to the Ouendan Cheerleader's roles in Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan.
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This spirit's Down Special ↑ ability is designed to work with Diddy Kong's Banana Peel down special move, referencing Mona's pet chimpanzee, who helped her escape from pursuing police cars by throwing a banana peel on the road during her story in WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$!
Ashley uses her demon familiar Red as her magical wand, represented by the Star Rod, another magical wand.
Ashley is a young witch-in-training, represented by Charlotte Aulin, another witch character.
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This spirit's Fast Final Smash Meter ability references Ashley's ability to cast magic spells, including one that can quickly fill up the player's Final Smash Meter.
This spirit can be obtained via summoning, referencing how Ashely can be summoned as an Assist Trophy in the Super Smash bros. series.
The required summoning cores reference how Gray Fox is a stealthy ninja (represented by Shadow Man, another ninja character) whose body was reconstructed into a cyborg following a near-fatal explosion (similar to the Mighty Gazelle).
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This spirit can be obtained via summoning, referencing how Gray Fox can be summoned as an Assist Trophy in the Super Smash bros. series.
The required summoning cores reference how Metal Gear REX is a war machine developed by Hal Emmerich, designed to be used for military purposes (represented by the Tank).
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This spirit's Speed ↓ ability references how Metal Gear REX is one of the slowest Metal Gears in the series.
Dr. Eggman is a mad scientist specializing in inventions and robotics, similar to Dr. Crygor.
Dr. Eggman, Chanzey, and Tamagon all share an "egg" theme.
Chansey, also known as the "Egg Pokémon", is shaped like an egg and carries a single egg in its pouch.
Tamagon's name is based on the Japanese word for "egg", and he hatches from an egg in Devil World.
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This spirit's Electric Attack ↑ ability increases the power of electric attacks, which is used as part of a certain character's moveset that utilizes weapons (i.e. Falco's Blaster and Dark Pit's Electroshock Arm). This references Dr. Eggman's expertise and development of weapons, including laser-blasting weapons.
Tails is a fox character whose design features multiple tails, similar to Vulpix.
Tails is a young but highly skilled mechanic, similar to Andy.
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This spirit's Up Special ↑ ability references Tails' flying ability, where the up specials for the playable characters in the Super Smash Bros. series allow them to receive a boost in the air and/or fly.
The required summoning cores reference how Sonic the Werehog is an alternate version of Sonic the Hedgehog (represented by Togedemaru, a Pokémon based on a hedgehog) who transforms into a bestial, werewolf-like form at night (represented by the Werewolf, who shares a similar lore).
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This spirit's Physical Attack ↑ ability references how Sonic the Werehog gains incredible strength and can attack with his claws.
This spirit can be obtained via summoning, referencing how Sonic was inadvertently transformed into his Werehog form by Dr. Eggman in the beginning of Sonic Unleashed.
The required summoning cores reference how the Burrowing Snagret is a member of the Snavian family, a species which feature a serpentine body (represented by Rattly, a rattlesnake character) and a bird-like head (represented by Raphael the Raven).
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This spirit's Speed ↓ ability references how the Burrowing Snagret will remain stationary after emerging from underground in the Pikmin series.
The required summoning cores reference how Tom Nook is a shop owner (represented by the Maruhige Shop Owner) who hires employees to work for him in the ANimal Crossing series (with the employees represented by the Shop Assistant).
Pete is an anthropomorphic bird character with a white color scheme, similar to the Cucco.
Pete is a postal worker who delivers mail to the protagonist, similar to the Postman's role in The Legend of Zelda series.
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This spirit's Strong-Wind Immunity ability references Pete's ability to fly through the air, whose bird species are designed to travel through the air and resist airflow.
This spirit can be obtained via summoning, referencing how Pete can visit the player's house to pick up or deliver mail in the Animal Crossing series.
The required summoning cores reference how Phyllis and Pelly are anthropomorphic bird characters (represented by Pitch, another bird character) and are depicted as twin sisters (represented by Mio and Mayu Amakura, a duo of twin sisters).
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This spirit's Back Shield Equipped ability references how Phyllis and Pelly each cover the night and day shifts at the post office in the Animal Crossing series, similar to how the Back Shield will "cover" the player's rear.
Tortimer is an anthropomorphic reptile character who features yellow scales and a green shell, similar to the Koopa Troopa.
Tortimer is an elderly character who uses a cane to move around, similar to Old Man Lobber.
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This spirit's Critical-Health Stats ↑ ↑ ability references how Tortimer hosts competitions and minigames in the earlier Animal Crossing games that will reward the player depending on their score, similar to how this ability will "reward" the player with increased stats when their damage meter reaches a certain score.
The required summoning cores reference how Blathers' museum displays fish, insects, and dinosaur fossils.
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This spirit's Black Hole Equipped ability references Blather's role in the Animal Crossing series by collecting donations from the player, similar to how the Black Hole will "collect" nearby items for the player.
The required summoning cores reference how Rush is a robotic character (similar to Chibi-Tot, another robotic character) who is designed to resemble a dog (similar to Boney, a dog character).
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This spirit's Up Special ↑ ability references how Rush serves as Mega Man's up special, Rush Coil.
This spirit can be obtained via summoning, referencing how Mega Man can summon Rush to give him a boost to reach a high platform.
The required summoning cores reference the Yellow Devil's design, which includes a bright yellow color scheme (similar to Diskun, another character with a completely yellow color scheme) and a single optic eye capable of shooting lasers (similar to Waddle Dee).
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This spirit's Speed ↓ ability references how the Yellow Devil remains stationary during its boss battles.
This spirit can be obtained via summoning, referencing how the Yellow Devil is summoned by Dr. Wily to defeat Mega Man in the titular series.
The Tree shares a "tree" theme with its required summoning cores.
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This spirit's Unflinching Charged Smashes ability references how the Wii Fit Trainer's up smash attack, the Tree, can grant them super armor from the start.
Mother Fairy and the required summoning cores are all fairies.
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This spirit's Critical-Health Stats ↑ ↑ references how Mother Fairy is a fairy, whereas the Fairy Bottle can heal the player when their HP reaches a certain amount in the Super Smash Bros. series.
E. Honda is a sumo wrestler, similar to the Sumo Brothers.
E. Honda is a Japanese fighting game character who shares a similar surname with Piston Hondo, who was originally named Piston Honda in Punch-Out!!
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This spirit's Strong Throw ability increases the power of grabbing and throwing attacks, referencing E. Honda's special attack, the Oicho Throw, which allows him to grab the opponent and throw them to the ground.
Guile is a Colonel of the United States Air Force, which specializes in aerial combat via fighter jets, represented by the Arwing, a space fighter jet.
Guile is the superior officer and close friend of Nash in the Street Fighter series.
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This spirit's Foot Attack ↑ ability references one of Guile's special attacks, Flash Kick, which allows him to perform a devastating kick attack.
Dhalsim is a physical fighter who originates from India, similar to the Great Tiger.
Dhalsim is a character from Capcom who can use fire-based attacks, similar to Fire Man.
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This spirit's Lava-Floor Immunity ability references both Dhalsim's ability to use fire attacks and his ability to float in midair, preventing him from touching the ground.
The required summoning cores reference how Ibuki is a female ninja-in-training (represented by Shinobu) who prefers the life of a normal Japanese schoolgirl teenager (represented by Ayumi Tachibana).
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This spirit's Move Speed ↑ ability references Ibuki's high speed and agility stats.
Madama Butterfly's design features the attributes of a winged insect, similar to the Aparoid Fortuna.
Madama Butterfly's fists can be summoned to augment Bayonetta's stronger attacks, similar to how the witch Shanoa can summon fists to augment her attacks.
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This spirit's Poison Heals ability references how summoning an Infernal Demon like Madama Butterfly during Umbran Climax can slowly regenerate an Umbra Witch's health.
This spirit can be obtained via summoning, referencing how Bayonetta can summon Madama Butterfly through her Wicked Weaves while attacking or performing an Infernal Climax.
The required summoning cores reference how Rodin owns businesses that sell drinks (similar to Brewster) and sells weapons made from angels and demons (represented by Aegislash, who is based on a weapon).
The Inkling Squid is a squid character depicted with black markings around its eyes, similar to the Blooper.
The Inkling Squid can use colorful ink to pain their surroundings, similar to how Huey uses colorful paint for a similar purpose in Paper Mario: Color Splash.
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This spirit's Up Special ↑ ability references how the Inkling Squid serves as Inkling's up special, Super Jump.
The requires summoning cores reference how Judd is an anthropomorphic cat (represented by Meowth) whose job is to referee and declare the winning team of each Splatoon match by raising their flag (similar to Judge, where the character is depicted holding up a sign with a winning number).
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This spirit's Double Final Smash ability further references how Judd will raise the flag to the player's winning team, similar to how this spirit's "ability" will give the player a winning chance with two Final Smashes.
The Squid Sisters are members of the Inklings, a race of humanoid squids with black markings around their eyes, represented by the Blooper, a squid character.
The Squid Sisters are a pop duo idol who specialize in singing, similar to how Meloetta's Aria Forme specializes in singing.
The Squid Sisters cheer for the player and their team during Splatfest, similar to how the Ouendan Cheerleaders cheer for the player during the song stages in the Ouendan series.
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This spirit's Fast Final Smash Meter ability references how either one of the Squid Sisters supports their teams during Splatfest, similar to how this ability supports the player by quickly filling up their Final Smash Meter.
Flow and the required summoning cores are all characters who are associated with shops that sell clothing.
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This spirit's Back Shield Equipped ability references how Flow is the owner of Headspace, which sells accessories featuring unique abilities, including the ability to increase the player's defense.
Julius Belmont and the required summoning cores are all characters who wield the Vampire Killer whip.
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This spirit's Side Special ↑ ability references Julius' usage of his Cross attack during his boss battle in Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow, which serves as Simon and Richter's side special.
The Dark Emperor and its required summoning cores are all main antagonists who can float in their respective game appearances.
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This spirit's Shield type references how the Dark Emperor is one of the most powerful enemies in Find Mii II and does not flinch when attacked on the Find Mii stage.
The required summoning cores are the different forms Master Core takes during the boss battles during Super Smash Bros. 4's Classic Mode on intensities of 5.0 or higher.
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This spirit's Neutral type references how the different types of Master Core's required summoning cores balance each other out.
This spirit's Initial Damage 30% ability references how Master Core becomes weak and defenseless in Super Smash Bros. 4.
This spirit's obtainability through summoning references how Master Core is revealed after defeating Master Giant, Master Beast, and/or Master Edges in that order.
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