List of crowd cheers (SSBU)

Below are links to the different crowd cheers based on language in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. As with the announcer and most other character voice clips, most veterans returning from Super Smash Bros. 4 retain their crowd cheers from that game (except in Korean, Dutch and Russian versions, which reused Japanese/English voice clips in Smash 4 and thus completely new to all characters), while in French, Spanish, German and Italian versions, previously cut veterans (with the exceptions of Young Link and Pichu) use recreated versions of their crowd cheers from Super Smash Bros. Brawl's respective localizations (as it was in Smash 4).

Lists

• List of crowd cheers (SSBU)/English
• List of crowd cheers (SSBU)/Japanese
• List of crowd cheers (SSBU)/Italian
• List of crowd cheers (SSBU)/Dutch
• List of crowd cheers (SSBU)/French
• List of crowd cheers (SSBU)/German
• List of crowd cheers (SSBU)/Spanish
• List of crowd cheers (SSBU)/Russian
• List of crowd cheers (SSBU)/Korean

Trivia

• Link and Toon Link share a single cheer in each language where they are referred to as just "Link". While Young Link is also called "Link" in his Japanese cheer, the actual recording is not the same one Link and Toon Link use.
• Likely due to complications arising from the COVID-19 pandemic, Min Min, Steve, Alex, Zombie, and Enderman only have two crowd cheers each. One is used in the Korean version while the other is used in all other language versions.
  • Sephiroth, Pyra and Mythra have three crowd cheers each: one in the Japanese version, one in the Korean version, and one in all non-Asian language versions.
  • Kazuya and Sora have only one crowd cheer which is used in all language versions of the game.