List of spirits (Super Mario series)

The following is the list of the Spirits from the Mario series in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.

Primary Spirits

No.	Image	Name	Type	Class	Slot	Stats	Ability	Origin Game	Acquisition
21		Metal Mario		★★★	⬡	2,705—8,156 510—1,539 2,042—6,156	Weight ↑	Super Mario 64 (Artwork: Mario Kart 7)	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 6000G
28	File:Catpeach.png	Cat Princess Peach		★★★	⬡⬡⬡	3,100—9,346 1,610—4,853 1,371—4,134	Weight ↓	Super Mario 3D World	•Summon with cores from Rover and Baby Peach
30		Bowser (Wedding)		★★★	⬡⬡	2,824—8,516 1,836—5,536 988—2,980	No Effect	Super Mario Odyssey	•Battle via World of Light (The Final Battle - Dark) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 6000G •Scan the Wedding Bowser amiibo
31		Toad		★★	⬡⬡⬡	1,431—5,727 630—2,520 801—3,207	Can Be Enhanced at Lv. 99	Super Mario Bros. (Artwork: Nintendo Kids Club UK site)	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G •Scan the Toad amiibo
32	File:Captain Toad Spirit.png	Captain Toad		★★★	⬡⬡⬡	3,150—9,453 1,484—4,454 1,545—4,636	Item Gravitation	Super Mario Galaxy (Artwork: Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker)	•Enhance the Toad spirit
35		Waluigi		★★★	⬡⬡⬡	2,858—8,579 1,787—5,362 962—2,887	Foot Attack ↑	Mario Tennis (Artwork: Mario Party 10)	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 6000G •Scan the Waluigi amiibo
36	File:Goomba Spirit.png	Goomba		★	⬡⬡	750—3,758 361—1,807 361—1,807	Foot Attack ↑	Super Mario Bros. (Artwork: New Super Mario Bros.)	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G •Scan the Goomba amiibo
38	File:Hammer Bro Spirit.png	Hammer Bro		★★	⬡	1,547—6,212 1,022—4,103 438—1,758	Jump ↑	Super Mario Bros. (Artwork: New Super Mario Bros. U)	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
39	File:Iggyandco.png	Lakitu & Spiny		★★	⬡⬡⬡	1,602—6,434 817—3,279 724—2,908	Weight ↓	Super Mario Bros. (Artwork: New Super Mario Bros.)	•Battle via World of Light (Mysterious Dimension) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
40	File:Blooper spirit.png	Blooper		★	⬡	1,193—5,974 476—2,384 672—3,361	Weight ↓	Super Mario Bros. (Artwork: New Super Mario Bros.)	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
41		Bullet Bill		★	⬡	905—4,530 575—2,877 330—1,653	Can Be Enhanced at Lv. 99	Super Mario Bros. (Artwork: Mario Kart Wii)	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
42	File:Banzai Bill Spirit.png	Banzai Bill		★★	⬡	1,862—7,475 1,173—4,708 618—2,480	Impact Run	Super Mario World (Artwork: New Super Mario Bros. U)	•Enhance the Bullet Bill spirit
43		Shy Guy		★	⬡⬡	795—3,979 417—2,085 348—1,741	Fist Attack ↑	Yume Kōjō: Doki Doki Panic (Artwork: Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker)	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
45	File:Birdo Spirit.png	Birdo		★★★	⬡⬡	2,824—8,516 1,299—3,917 1,525—4,599	No Effect	Yume Kōjō: Doki Doki Panic (Artwork: Mario Party 7)	•Summon with cores from T-Rex and Starly
46		Mouser		★	⬡	1,109—5,548 577—2,885 532—2,663	No Effect	Yume Kōjō: Doki Doki Panic (Artwork: Super Mario USA)	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
47		Wart		★★	⬡⬡	1,539—6,180 677—2,719 862—3,461	No Effect	Yume Kōjō: Doki Doki Panic (Artwork: Super Mario USA)	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
48	File:Boo Spirit.png	Boo		★	⬡⬡⬡	807—4,035 343—1,715 464—2,320	Can Be Enhanced at Lv. 99	Super Mario Bros. 3 (Artwork: New Super Mario Bros. U)	•Battle via World of Light (Dracula's Castle) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G •Scan the Boo amiibo
49		King Boo		★★	⬡⬡⬡	1,633—6,612 746—3,020 825—3,338	Floaty Jumps	Luigi's Mansion (Artwork: Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon)	•Enhance the Boo spirit
51	File:Chainchomp.png	Chain Chomp		★★		1,754—7,062 968—3,898 687—2,765	Weight ↑	Super Mario Bros. 3 (Artwork: Mario Party 8)	•Purchase at Timmy and Tommy's for 1000SP •Battle via Spirit Board
53		Nipper Plant		★	⬡⬡	861—4,309 435—2,176 426—2,133	Can Be Enhanced at Lv. 99	Super Mario Bros. 3	•Purchase at Beedle's Tent for 500SP •Battle via Spirit Board
54		Petey Piranha		★★★	⬡⬡	3,319—9,989 1,616—4,862 1,322—3,978	Giant	Super Mario Sunshine (Artwork: Mario Super Sluggers)	•Enhance the Nipper Plant spirit
55	File:Boom Boom Spirit.png	Boom Boom		★★	⬡	1,652—6,650 661—2,660 991—3,990	Can Be Enhanced at Lv. 99	Super Mario Bros. 3 (Artwork: In-game render from Super Mario 3D World)	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
56	File:Boomboompowpow.png	Boom Boom & Pom Pom		★★★	⬡	3,075—9,271 1,286—3,877 1,510—4,552	Hyper Smash Attacks	Super Mario 3D Land	•Enhance the Boom Boom spirit
57		Tatanga		★★	⬡⬡	1,713—6,879 848—3,405 865—3,474	No Effect	Super Mario Land	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
59	File:Chuck.png	Chargin' Chuck		★	⬡	906—4,536 226—1,134 680—3,402	No Effect	Super Mario World	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
61		Kamek		★★	⬡	1,639—6,583 673—2,702 874—3,509	Magic Attack ↑	Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island (Artwork: Mario Party: Star Rush)	•Battle via World of Light (Molten Fortress) •Battle via Spirit Board (unlocked after obtaining spirit once) •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G (unlocked after obtaining spirit once)
63	File:Dry Bowser (Spirit).png	Dry Bowser		★★★★	⬡	4,854—12,137 1,831—4,579 2,582—6,455	Fire Attack ↑	New Super Mario Bros. (Artwork: Mario Kart Wii)	•Battle via World of Light (Dracula's Castle) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 15,000G
65		Big Urchin		★★	⬡	1,916—7,670 904—3,618 904—3,618	Electric Weakness	New Super Mario Bros. Wii (Artwork: Super Smash Bros. for Wii U)	•Purchase at Beedle's Tent for 1000SP •Battle via Spirit Board
66		King Bob-omb		★★	⬡	1,805—7,248 894—3,590 809—3,248	Throw Power ↑	Super Mario 64 (Artwork: Super Mario Party)	•Summon with cores from Shake King and Bob-omb •Battle via Spirit Board (unlocked after obtaining spirit once) •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G (unlocked after obtaining spirit once)
70		Shadow Mario		★★★	⬡⬡⬡	2,661—8,007 1,477—4,444 1,184—3,563	No Effect	Super Mario Sunshine	•Summon with cores from Vince, Eddy, and any core •Battle via Spirit Board (unlocked after obtaining spirit once) •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 6000G (unlocked after obtaining spirit once)
81	File:Goo Goo Buggy Spirit.png	Goo-Goo Buggy		★★	⬡⬡	1,721—6,928 902—3,631 753—3,031	Weight ↓	Mario Kart: Double Dash!!	•Complete Challenge (Smash): Get 3 KOs within the first minute of a battle. •Battle via Spirit Board (unlocked after obtaining spirit once) •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G (unlocked after obtaining spirit once)
88		Cheep Charger		★	⬡	990—4,951 438—2,190 514—2,571	Speed ↑	Mario Kart Wii	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
90	File:Biddybuggy Spirit.png	Biddybuggy		★★	⬡	2,095—8,385 887—3,548 1,128—4,515	Weight ↓	Mario Kart 8	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
91	File:Badwagon Spirit.png	Badwagon		★★★	⬡⬡	2,627—7,904 1,175—3,534 1,351—4,066	Speed ↑	Mario Kart 8	•Purchase at Funky Kong's Shack for 4000SP •Battle via Spirit Board
93		Master Cycle		★★★★	⬡⬡	4,175—10,440 2,188—5,471 1,827—4,568	Speed ↑	Mario Kart 8	•Summon with cores from Mach Rider, City Tripper, Excitebike, and any core
94		Paper Mario		★★★	⬡⬡⬡	3,225—9,724 1,673—5,042 1,314—3,962	Water Weakness	Paper Mario (Artwork: Paper Mario: Color Splash)	•Summon with cores from Cut Man, Cardboard Box, and any core
95		Paper Bowser		★★★	⬡⬡	2,986—9,005 1,717—5,178 1,269—3,827	Can Be Enhanced at Lv. 99	Paper Mario (Artwork: Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam)	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 6000G
96		Paper Bowser (Paper Mario: Sticker Star)		★★★★	⬡⬡	4,655—11,640 2,307—5,768 1,887—4,719	Mouthful of Curry	Paper Mario: Sticker Star	•Enhance the Paper Bowser spirit
97		Kammy Koopa		★	⬡	1,050—5,255 446—2,231 545—2,727	Magic Attack ↑	Paper Mario	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board (unlocked after obtaining spirit once) •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G (unlocked after obtaining spirit once)
98		Vivian		★★	⬡	1,981—7,926 848—3,392 1057—4,230	Weight ↓	Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
99		Shadow Queen		★★★	⬡⬡	3,104—9,359 1,816—5,475 1,288—3,884	No Effect	Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door	•Summon with cores from Vivian and Gengar
100		Mr. L		★★	⬡⬡	1,981—7,976 1,046—4,210 789—3,176	Water Weakness	Super Paper Mario	•Battle via World of Light (Sacred Land) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
101	File:DimentioSpirit.png	Dimentio		★★	⬡⬡⬡	1,856—7,449 812—3,259 973—3,904	Weight ↓	Super Paper Mario	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
104	File:Genosmrpg.png	Geno		★★★★	⬡⬡⬡	4,000—10,000 2,100—5,250 1,900—4,750	No Effect	Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars	•Summon with cores from Drake Redcrest, Super Star, any two cores, and any core •Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 15,000G (unlocked after obtaining spirit once)
105		Prince Peasley		★	⬡	899—4,503 481—2,409 418—2,094	No Effect	Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
106	File:FawfulSpiritSSBU.png	Fawful		★★	⬡⬡⬡	1,516—6,138 787—3,185 644—2,606	Electric Attack ↑	Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga (Artwork: Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story)	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
107		Princess Shroob		★★	⬡⬡⬡	1,587—6,349 841—3,365 746—2,984	No Effect	Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
109	File:Broque Monsieur Spirit.png	Broque Monsieur		★	⬡	1,003—5,019 366—1,832 637—3,187	No Effect	Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
110	File:Dreambert.png	Dreambert		★	⬡⬡	906—4,535 426—2,131 480—2,404	No Effect	Mario & Luigi: Dream Team	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
112		Papercraft Mario		★	⬡⬡⬡	1,036—5,187 613—3,068 384—1,920	Fire Weakness	Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam	•Purchase at Funky Kong's Shack for 500SP
115	File:Eggplant Man.png	Eggplant Man		★	⬡	954—4,773 434—2,172 520—2,601	No Effect	Wrecking Crew	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
124		Waluigi (Super Mario Strikers)		★★	⬡	1,614—6,479 815—3,271 737—2,959	Foot Attack ↑	Mario Strikers Charged	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
125		Petey Piranha (Super Mario Strikers)		★★	⬡	1,663—6,696 798—3,214 865—3,482	No Effect	Mario Strikers Charged	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
126		Mini Mario		★★	⬡⬡⬡	1,584—6,336 895—3,580 689—2,756	Can Be Enhanced at Lv. 99	Mario vs. Donkey Kong	•Purchase at Timmy and Tommy's for 1000SP
127		Mini Mario & Hammers		★★★	⬡⬡⬡	2,972—8,917 1,596—4,789 1,156—3,468	Hammer Duration ↑	Mario vs. Donkey Kong 2: March of the Minis	•Enhance the Mini Mario spirit
129		Rabbid Peach		★★	⬡	1,729—6,944 718—2,882 914—3,669	Jump ↑	Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
130		Rabbid Mario		★★	⬡	1,640—6,590 619—2,487 929—3,730	Jump ↑	Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
131		Rabbid Kong		★	⬡	905—4,534 641—3,209 213—1,069	Weight ↑	Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle (Artwork: Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle: Donkey Kong Adventure)	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
1,321		Peachette		★★★	⬡⬡	3,125—9,402 1,386—4,169 1,563—4,701	Jump ↑	New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe	•Battle via Spirit Board (during the event "Super Smash Sisters", or after obtaining spirit once) •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 6000G (unlocked after obtaining spirit once)

Support Spirits

No.	Image	Name	Class	Cost	Ability	Origin Game	Acquisition
18		Super Mushroom	★★	⬢	Stats ↑ after Eating	Super Mario Bros. (Artwork: New Super Mario Bros. U)	•Purchase at Timmy and Tommy's for 1000SP
19	File:Fire Flower Spirit.png	Fire Flower	★	⬢	Fire Flower Equipped	Super Mario Bros. (Artwork: New Super Mario Bros. U)	•Purchase at Timmy and Tommy's for 500SP
20		Super Star	★★★	⬢⬢	First-Strike Advantage	Super Mario Bros. (Artwork: New Super Mario Bros. U)	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 6000G
22	File:Boo Mario.png	Boo Mario	★	⬢	Lightweight	Super Mario Galaxy	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
23		Rock Mario	★★	⬢	Physical Attack ↑	Super Mario Galaxy 2	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
24	File:Gold Mario Spirit.png	Gold Mario	★★★★	⬢⬢⬢	Super Armor	New Super Mario Bros. 2	•Summon with cores from Metal Mario, Super Mushroom, and Fire Flower
25	File:Fox Luigi Spirit.png	Fox Luigi	★★★	⬢	Easier Dodging	New Super Mario Bros. 2	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 6000G
26	File:Flying Squirrel Toad Spirit.png	Flying Squirrel Toad	★★	⬢	Toss & Meteor	New Super Mario Bros. U	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
27	File:Baby Peach Spirit.png	Baby Peach	★★	⬢	Air Defense ↑	Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time (Artwork: Mario Super Sluggers)	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
29		Peach (Wedding)	★★★	⬢⬢	Critical-Health Healing	Super Mario Odyssey	•Battle via World of Light (The Final Battle - Light) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 6000G •Scan the Wedding Peach amiibo
34		Toadsworth	★	⬢	Ramblin' Evil Mushroom Equipped	Super Mario Sunshine	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
37	File:Green Koopa.png	Koopa Troopa	★	⬢	Green Shell Equipped	Super Mario Bros. (Artwork: New Super Mario Bros.)	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G •Scan the Koopa Troopa amiibo
44		Pidgit	★★	⬢	Air Attack ↑	Yume Kōjō: Doki Doki Panic (Artwork: Super Mario Advance)	•Battle via World of Light (Mysterious Dimension) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
50	File:Bob-omb.png	Bob-omb	★★	⬢	Bob-omb Equipped	Yume Kōjō: Doki Doki Panic (Artwork: New Super Mario Bros. U)	•Purchase at Sheldon's Place for 1000SP •Battle via Spirit Board
52		Thwomp	★★	⬢⬢	Weapon Resist ↑	Super Mario Bros. 3 (Artwork: New Super Mario Bros. U)	•Summon with cores from Rock Pikmin and Rocky
58	File:Hothead Spirit.png	Hothead	★	⬢⬢	Hothead Equipped	Super Mario World (Artwork: Super Smash Bros. Ultimate)	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
60		Wiggler	★	⬢	Lip's Stick Equipped	Super Mario World (Artwork: Mario Party DS)	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
62		Mechakoopa	★★	⬢	Lava-Floor Resist	Super Mario World (Artwork: New Super Mario Bros. Wii)	•Battle via World of Light (Molten Fortress) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
64		Nabbit	★★	⬢	Item Gravitation	New Super Mario Bros. U	•Summon with cores from Duster and any core
67		Shine Sprite	★★★★	⬢	Special-Move Power ↑	Super Mario Sunshine	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 15,000G
68	File:Fludd.png	F.L.U.D.D.	★★	⬢⬢	Sticky-Floor Immunity	Super Mario Sunshine	•Purchase at Timmy and Tommy's for 1000SP
69		Piantas	★	⬢	Banana Gun Equipped	Super Mario Sunshine	•Complete Challenge (Other): Purchase an item during a Sunday sale in the Vault Shop. •Battle via Spirit Board (unlocked after obtaining spirit once) •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G (unlocked after obtaining spirit once)
71		Luma	★★	⬢	Super Launch Star Equipped	Super Mario Galaxy	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
72	File:Hungry Luma Spirit.png	Hungry Luma	★	⬢	Transformation Duration ↑	Super Mario Galaxy	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
74		Lubba	★★	⬢⬢	Irreversible Controls	Super Mario Galaxy 2	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
75		Starship Mario	★★	⬢	Jump ↑	Super Mario Galaxy 2	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
76		Sprixie Princesses	★★	⬢	Fairy Bottle Equipped	Super Mario 3D World	•Summon with cores from Wanda and Princess Shokora
77		Plessie	★	⬢	Swimmer	Super Mario 3D World	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
78	File:Cappy spirit.png	Cappy	★★	⬢	Strong Throw	Super Mario Odyssey	•Summon with cores from Ezlo and Boo Mario •Battle via Spirit Board (unlocked after obtaining spirit once) •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G (unlocked after obtaining spirit once)
79		Pauline	★★★★	⬢⬢	Healing Shield	Donkey Kong (Artwork: Super Mario Odyssey)	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 15,000G
80		The Odyssey	★★	⬢	Strong-Wind Resist	Super Mario Odyssey	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
82	File:Barrel Train Spirit.png	Barrel Train	★★	⬢	Dash Attack ↑	Mario Kart: Double Dash!!	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
83	File:Bloom Coach Spirit.png	Bloom Coach	★	⬢	Fire Bar Equipped	Mario Kart: Double Dash!!	•Purchase at Funky Kong's Shack for 500SP
84		Turbo Yoshi	★★	⬢	Thrown Items ↑	Mario Kart: Double Dash!!	•Purchase at Funky Kong's Shack for 1000SP
85	File:B-dasher.png	B Dasher	★★★	⬢	Neutral Special ↑	Mario Kart DS (Artwork: Mario Kart 7)	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 6000G
86		Standard Kart	★	⬢	Boomerang Equipped	Mario Kart Wii	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
87		Standard Bike	★	⬢	Undamaged Speed ↑	Mario Kart Wii	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
89		Mach 8	★★	⬢⬢	Screen-Flip Immunity	Mario Kart 8	•Purchase at Funky Kong's Shack for 1000SP •Battle via Spirit Board
92	File:City Tripper Spirit.png	City Tripper	★★★	⬢	Undamaged Attack & Speed ↑	Mario Kart 8	•Purchase at Funky Kong's Shack for 4000SP
102	File:Huey Spirit.png	Huey	★	⬢	Water/Freezing Resist ↑	Paper Mario: Color Splash	•Purchase at Timmy and Tommy's for 500SP •Battle via Spirit Board
103		Mallow	★★	⬢	Trade-Off Attacks ↑	Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars	•Summon with cores from Prince Peasley and Kracko •Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G (unlocked after obtaining spirit once)
108		Starlow	★★	⬢	Undamaged Attack ↑	Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story	•Battle via World of Light (Mysterious Dimension) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
111	File:Antasma.png	Antasma	★★	⬢	Death's Scythe Equipped	Mario & Luigi: Dream Team	•Purchase at Anna's Emporium for 1000SP •Battle via Spirit Board
113		Sidestepper	★	⬢	Trade-off Speed ↑	Mario Bros.	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
114	File:Freezie spirit.png	Freezie	★	⬢	Freezie Equipped	Mario Bros. (Artwork: Super Smash Bros. Ultimate)	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
116		Viruses	★★	⬢	Poison Damage Reduced	Dr. Mario (Artwork: Dr. Mario: Miracle Cure)	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
117	File:Flies Hand Spirit.png	Flies & Hand	★★	⬢	Battering Items ↑	Mario Paint (Artwork: Super Smash Bros. Ultimate)	•Purchase at Beedle's Tent for 1000SP •Battle via Spirit Board
118		Wanda	★	⬢	Magic Attack ↑	Mario & Wario	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
119		Kid	★	⬢	Stamina ↑	Mario Golf	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
120	File:ElvinGaddSpirit.png	Professor Elvin Gadd	★★	⬢⬢	Energy Shot Attack/Resistance ↑	Luigi's Mansion (Artwork: Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon)	•Summon with cores from Poltergust 5000 and F.L.U.D.D.
121		Poltergust 5000	★★	⬢⬢	Fog Immunity	Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
122		Polterpup	★★	⬢	Bury Immunity	Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
123		Perry	★	⬢	Floaty Jumps	Super Princess Peach	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
128		MC Ballyhoo & Big Top	★	⬢	Star Rod Equipped	Mario Party 8	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
132		Mario (Mario Tennis Aces)	★★★	⬢	Critical Hit ↑	Mario Tennis Aces	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 6000G
133		Luigi (Mario Tennis Aces)	★★	⬢	Weapon Attack ↑	Mario Tennis Aces	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
1,300	File:Dice Block Spirit.png	Dice Block	★	⬢	Improved Escape	Mario Party (Artwork: Super Mario Party)	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G (since v2.0.0)
1,301		River Survival	★★	⬢	Falling Immunity	Super Mario Party	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G (since v2.0.0)
1,302	File:Golden Dash Mushroom Spirit.png	Golden Dash Mushroom	★★★	⬢⬢	Giant	Mario Kart 64 (Artwork: Mario Kart 8)	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 6000G (since v2.0.0)

Master Spirits

No.	Image	Name	Facility	Origin Game	Acquisition	Music
33		Toadette	Explore (Ruins)	Mario Kart: Double Dash!! (Artwork: Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker)	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm)	Plucky Pass Beginnings
73		Honey Queen	Dojo (Big-Bee Style)	Super Mario Galaxy	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm)	The Starship Sails

Fighter Spirits

No.	Image	Alternate Artwork	Name	Origin Game	Acquisition
1			Mario	Donkey Kong (Artwork: Mario Party 10)	•Complete Classic Mode with Mario •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 300G
2			Builder Mario	Super Mario Maker	•Purchase from the Vault Shop for 300G
3			Mario (Wedding)	Super Mario Odyssey	•Complete Challenge (Games & More): As Luigi, play solo All-Star Smash and deal damage with a taunt 3 times. •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 300G •Scan the Wedding Mario amiibo
4			Luigi	Mario Bros. (Artwork: Mario Party 8)	•Complete Classic Mode with Luigi •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 300G (after unlocking Luigi)
5			Peach	Super Mario Bros. (Artwork: New Super Mario Bros. Wii)	•Complete Classic Mode with Peach •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 300G (after unlocking Peach)
6	File:Daisy Fighter Spirit.png		Daisy	Super Mario Land (Artwork: Mario Party 8)	•Complete Classic Mode with Daisy •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 300G (after unlocking Daisy)
7	File:Bowser Fighter Spirit.png		Bowser	Super Mario Bros. (Artwork: New Super Mario Bros. Wii)	•Complete Classic Mode with Bowser •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 300G (after unlocking Bowser)
8	File:Dr. Mario Fighter Spirit.png		Dr. Mario	Dr. Mario (Artwork: Dr. Mario: Miracle Cure)	•Complete Classic Mode with Dr. Mario •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 300G (after unlocking Dr. Mario)
9			Rosalina	Super Mario Galaxy (Artwork: Mario Party 10)	•Complete Classic Mode with Rosalina •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 300G (after unlocking Rosalina)
10	File:Bowser Jr Fighter Spirit.png		Bowser Jr.	Super Mario Sunshine (Artwork: Mario Party: Star Rush)	•Complete Classic Mode with Bowser Jr. •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 300G (after unlocking Bowser Jr.)
11	File:Iggy Koopa Spirit.png		Iggy	Super Mario Bros 3 (Artwork: New Super Mario Bros. U)	•Purchase from the Vault Shop for 300G (after unlocking Bowser Jr.)
12			Wendy	Super Mario Bros 3 (Artwork: New Super Mario Bros. U)	•Purchase from the Vault Shop for 300G (after unlocking Bowser Jr.)
13			Lemmy	Super Mario Bros 3 (Artwork: New Super Mario Bros. U)	•Purchase from the Vault Shop for 300G (after unlocking Bowser Jr.)
14			Roy (Super Mario Bros.)	Super Mario Bros 3 (Artwork: New Super Mario Bros. U)	•Purchase from the Vault Shop for 300G (after unlocking Bowser Jr.)
15			Larry	Super Mario Bros 3 (Artwork: New Super Mario Bros. U)	•Purchase from the Vault Shop for 300G (after unlocking Bowser Jr.)
16			Ludwig	Super Mario Bros 3 (Artwork: New Super Mario Bros. U)	•Purchase from the Vault Shop for 300G (after unlocking Bowser Jr.)
17			Morton	Super Mario Bros 3 (Artwork: New Super Mario Bros. U)	•Purchase from the Vault Shop for 300G (after unlocking Bowser Jr.)
1,303			Piranha Plant	Super Mario Bros. (Artwork: Mario Party DS)	•Complete Classic Mode with Piranha Plant •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 300G (after unlocking Piranha Plant)

Spirit Battles

Spirit			Battle parameters							Inspiration
No.	Image	Name	Enemy Fighter(s)	Type	Power	Stage	Rules	Conditions	Music
20		Super Star	•Rosalina & Luma		9,200	Peach's Castle	•Attack Power ↑ •Temporary Invincibility •Item: Super Star	•The enemy will occasionally be invincible when the enemy's at high damage •All fighters are easy to launch •The enemy's FS Meter charges quickly	Main Theme - Super Mario 64	The choice of Rosalina & Luma as the puppet fighter is a possible reference to Luma's star-shaped appearance. The stage and music choice is a possible reference to the Power Stars from Super Mario 64, a similar but distinct entity of the Super Star. Furthermore, the stage choice is a reference to the Spirit Battle placement in the Floating Islands within the World of Light Adventure Mode where the battle takes place in the sky. The Temporary Invincibility and the Attack Power ↑ battle conditions is a reference to the Super Star's common ability to grant temporary invincibility to the players and easily defeat their enemies in the Super Mario platformers. Furthermore, the Fast FS Meter battle condition is a reference to Rosalina's Final Smash being the Grand Star, also previously known as the Power Star in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS/Wii U.
21		Metal Mario	•Metal Mario		9,600	The Great Cave Offensive (Battlefield form)	N/A	•The enemy is slow but has increased defense and attack •The enemy is metal	Metal Battle	Unlike anything from the Mario series, the choice of Metal Mario as a fighter is a reference to the Metal Mario miniboss from the original Super Smash Bros.'s 1P Game and Melee's Adventure Mode. The stage choice is a reference to Meta Crystal, Metal Mario's home stage from the original Super Smash Bros. game. Furthermore, the Battlefield form of the stage is a reference to the Battlefield stage from Melee, where Metal Mario is encountered. The music choice is a reference to the music heard during the Metal Mario miniboss battle in Melee. The first battle condition is a reference to Metal Mario being slow but having increased attack and defense during his miniboss battle in Super Smash Bros. and Melee.
22	File:Boo Mario.png	Boo Mario	•Mario		1,900	Dracula's Castle (hazards off)	•Hazard: High Gravity •Hazard: Low Gravity •Invisibility	•The enemy is invisible •Your jumping power decreases when the enemy's at high damage •The enemy is less affected by gravity	Castle / Boss Fortress - Super Mario World / SMB 3	The stage choice is a reference to the Ghostly Galaxy where Boo Mario debuted after touching the Boo Mushroom in Super Mario Galaxy. The High Gravity and Low Gravity hazards and the Invisibility battle condition is a reference to Boo Mario's ability to float and turn invisible.
23		Rock Mario	•Metal Jigglypuff		4,200	Mario Galaxy (Battlefield form)	N/A	•The enemy's neutral special has increased power •The enemy favors neutral specials •The enemy is metal	Melty Monster	The choice of Metal Jigglypuff as a fighter is a likely reference to Rock Mario's round, hard-shelled appearance. The music choie is a reference to Rock Mario's appearance in Super Mario Galaxy 2. The Jigglypuff puppet fighter's favor for the Rollout attack is a reference to Rock Mario's ability to attack by rolling into enemies. Coincidentally, Rollout is a Rock-type move in the Pokémon games. The Spirit Battle placement in Frozen Mountain within the World of Light Adventure Mode is a reference to the mountainous entrance before entering the frozen peak.
25	File:Fox Luigi Spirit.png	Fox Luigi	•Tail Luigi		9,300	Mushroom Kingdom U	•Hazard: Heavy Wind	•Dangerously high winds are in effect	Ground Theme - Super Mario Bros. 3 (Remix)	The choice of Tail Luigi as a fighter is a possible reference to Fox Luigi being Luigi's Super Leaf equivalent to Raccoon Mario, a power-up form of Mario that debuted in Super Mario Bros. 3. Furthermore, the music choice is a reference to the aforementioned game in which Raccoon Mario made its debut. The Heavy Wind hazard and the battle conditions is a possible reference to Fox Luigi's ability to fly across the stage and maintaining airtime.
26	File:Flying Squirrel Toad Spirit.png	Flying Squirrel Toad	•Tail Mii Swordfighter (Super Mushroom Hat, Monkey Suit)		3,700	Mushroom Kingdom U (Ω form)	N/A	•The enemy favors down specials in the air •The enemy has increased jump power	Ground Theme - New Super Mario Bros. U	The choice of Tail Mii Swordfighter as a fighter is a possible reference to Flying Squirrel Toad having a similar flying ability to Raccoon Mario's Super Leaf ability. The Mii Swordfighter puppet fighter's favor for Power Thrust in the air is a possible reference to the Ground Pound, a move used by Mario characters to slam their rear end on the ground in midair.
27	File:Baby Peach Spirit.png	Baby Peach	•Tiny Isabelle •Mario		3,600	Princess Peach's Castle	N/A	•Defeat the main fighter to win •The enemy favors dash attacks •The enemy has increased move speed	Ground Theme - Super Mario Bros. (Melee)	The choice of Tiny Isabelle as a fighter and Mario as a minion fighter is a reference to the events of Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time, in which Mario and Luigi must travel to the past and protect their infant counterparts from harm (with Baby Peach represented by Isabelle).
29		Peach (Wedding)	•Peach •Mario		9,900	New Donk City Hall	•Flowery	•Defeat the main fighter to win •You constantly take minor damage •The enemy tends to avoid conflict	Break Free (Lead The Way)	The choice of Mario as a minion fighter, and the stage and music choice is a reference to the events of Super Mario Odyssey, specifically the beginning when Mario attempted to defend Peach from Bowser and their forced marriage. The Flowery battle condition is a possible reference to the bouquet of Piranha Plants that Peach is seen holding throughout Super Mario Odyssey. Furthermore, it is also a possible reference to the Rocket Flower, a flower found throughout the game that grants Mario temporary super-speed. Coincidentally, both flowers were offered to Peach by Bowser and Mario respectively at the end of the game, only to be rejected by Peach. The Spirit Battle placement in the Final Battle - Light within the World of Light Adventure Mode is a reference to Peach (Wedding) being framed as a Spirit of Light.
30		Bowser (Wedding)	•Bowser •Ally: Peach		9,700	New Donk City Hall	N/A	•You lose if your CPU ally is KO'd •The enemy favors dash attacks •The enemy has increased attack power	Underground Moon Caverns	The choice of Peach as an ally fighter, the stage and music choice, and the first battle condition is a reference to the events of Super Mario Odyssey, specifically the beginning when Bowser attempted to kidnap Peach for their forced marriage. Furthermore, the second and third battle conditions is a possible reference to Bowser defeating Mario using his weaponized hat. The Spirit Battle placement in the Final Battle - Light within the World of Light Adventure Mode is a reference to Bowser (Wedding) being framed as a Spirit of Dark.
31		Toad	•Mii Brawler (Super Mushroom Hat, Toad Outfit)		3,600	Princess Peach's Castle	•Item: Mushrooms	•The enemy favors side specials	Plucky Pass Beginnings	The Mii Brawler puppet fighter's favor for Suplex is a reference to Toad's plucking ability in Super Mario Bros. 2. The music choice is a reference to Plucky Pass Beginnings, the first level of Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker, which stars Captain Toad (this spirit's enhanced form) whose plucking abilities plays a prominent role throughout the game. The choice of Mushroom as the choice Item is a reference to Toad having a mushroom-shaped head.
33		Toadette	•Villager •Mii Brawler (Toad Hat, Toad Outfit)		2,600	The Great Cave Offensive (Battlefield form)	N/A	•The enemy is easily distracted by items	Plucky Pass Beginnings	The choice of Villager as a fighter, and the choice of Mii Brawler as a minion fighter, and the music choice is a reference to Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker, which featured both Captain Toad and Toadette as main characters and playable characters. The stage choice is a possible reference to the Mine Cart Tunnel Throwdown, a level in Captain Toad featuring an underground mine setting. Further more, the stage choice is a reference to the Spirit Battle placement in Poison Forest within the World of Light Adventure Mode where it is located near the Ruins. The Mii Brawler puppet fighter's frequent use of the Head-On Assault attack is a possible reference to the aftermath of the final boss battle in Captain Toad where Toadette is launched in the air and dives headfirst into a pile of gold where she gets stuck.
34		Toadsworth	•Mario		1,900	Princess Peach's Castle	•Item: Mushrooms	•Take your strongest team into this no-frills battle	Ricco Harbor	The choice of Mario as a fighter is a possible reference to both Mario and Toadsworth sharing the same voice actor, Charles Martinet. The stage choice and the choice of the Mushroom as the rule item is a reference to Toadsworth being a longtime steward to Princess Peach and the Toads of the Mushroom Kingdom. The music choice is a reference to Toadsworth's debut in Super Mario Sunshine.
35		Waluigi	•Luigi		9,200	Peach's Castle	•Assist Trophy Enemies (Waluigi)	•Hostile assist trophies will appear	Waluigi Pinball - Mario Kart DS	The choice of Luigi as a fighter, and the Luigi puppet fighter's purple alternate costume is a reference to Waluigi being Luigi's rival. The stage choice is a reference to Super Mario 64, a game that came out on the Nintendo 64, the Nintendo game console where Mario Tennis was also released. Furthermore, the choice of Waluigi as an Assist Trophy enemy is a reference to his debut in Mario Tennis. The music choice is a reference to Waluigi's track from Mario Kart DS.
36	File:Goomba Spirit.png	Goomba	•Tiny Donkey Kong Team (×5)		1,800	Mushroom Kingdom (Battlefield form)	N/A	•Defeat an army of fighters	Ground Theme - Super Mario Bros.	The choice of multiple Tiny Donkey Kongs as fighters and the stage choice is a reference to Goombas being weak enemies that appear in large numbers. The stage and music choice is a reference to the Goombas' debut in Super Mario Bros. Furthermore, the stage choice is a possible reference to the Spirit Battle placement in the Cliffside Rapids within the World of Light Adventure Mode.
37	File:Green Koopa.png	Koopa Troopa	•Squirtle		1,700	Golden Plains	•Defense ↑ •Item Tidal Wave •Item: Green Shell	•The enemy has increased defense after a little while •Certain items will appear in large numbers •The enemy is easily distracted by items	Main Theme - New Super Mario Bros.	The choice of Squirtle as a fighter is a reference to both Squirtle and Koopa Troopa being turtle-like creatures. The stage and music choice is a reference to New Super Mario Bros. 2 where the Koopa Troopas will temporarily turn into Gold Koopa Troopas when the player passes through a Gold Ring. Coincidentally, collecting 100 coins on Golden Plains stage will turn the fighter into a temporary gold form. The Defense ↑ battle condition is a reference to a Koopa Troopa's ability to retreat into its shell after being stomped on, rather than permanently defeating it.
38	File:Hammer Bro Spirit.png	Hammer Bro	•Yoshi		3,400	Golden Plains (Battlefield form)	•Assist Trophy Enemies (Hammer Bro)	•Hostile assist trophies will appear when the enemy's at high damage •The enemy favors up specials	Ground Theme - Super Mario Bros. 3 (Remix)	The Yoshi puppet fighter's favor for the Egg Throw attack is a reference to the Hammer Bros. throwing their hammers. The music choice is a reference to how the Hammer Bros. can be fought on the map screens in Super Mario Bros. 3.
39	File:Iggyandco.png	Lakitu & Spiny	•Iggy •Tiny Bowser (×8)		3,400	Mushroom Kingdom	N/A	•Defeat an army of fighters	Ground Theme - Super Mario Bros.	The choice of Iggy as a fighter is a reference to Lakitu, a bespectacled enemy who ride around in their Lakitu Clouds. Furthermore, the choice of multiple Tiny Bowsers as minion fighters is a reference to the Spinies that Lakitu spawns throws from their clouds. The stage choice and music choice is a reference to the Lakitu and Spiny's debut in Super Mario Bros. The Spirit Battle placement in the Mysterious Dimension within the World of Light Adventure Mode is a reference to the Mario-themed quiz section in the sub-world.
40	File:Blooper spirit.png	Blooper	•Tiny Inkling (×3)		2,600	Delfino Plaza (Battlefield form)	•Hazard: Low Gravity	•Timed battle •Gravity is reduced •The enemy tends to avoid conflict	Underwater Theme - Super Mario Bros	The choice of multiple Tiny Inklings as fighters is a reference to both Inkling and Bloopers being squid-like creatures. Furthermore, the Inklings have the ability to transform into a squid-like creature as well. The stage choice is a reference to the Spirit Battle placement in Beachside Town within the World of Light Adventure Mode where Isle Delfino is a beachside town itself. The music choice is a reference to the Blooper's debut in Super Mario Bros. The Low Gravity hazard and the battle conditions and the music choice is a reference to Bloopers being often found in underwater stages in the Mario games. The Inkling puppet fighters' repeated use of the Super Jump attack is a possible reference to the sawtooth movement patterns of the Bloopers.
41		Bullet Bill	•Captain Falcon Team (×4)		1,800	Mushroom Kingdom	•Item Tidal Wave •Item: Bullet Bill	•Certain items will appear in large numbers •The enemy is easily distracted by items	Airship Theme - Super Mario Bros. 3	The stage choice and the Spirit Battle placement in the Pac-Maze within the World of Light Adventure Mode is a reference to the Bullet Bill's debut in Super Mario Bros. The music choice is a reference to Bullet Bills being often found in airship stages in the Mario games.
43		Shy Guy	•Mii Brawler (Shy Guy Mask, Standard Outfit) •Mii Gunner (Shy Guy Mask, Standard Outfit) •Mii Swordfighter (Shy Guy Mask, Standard Outfit)		1,500	Mushroom Kingdom II (Battlefield form)	•Item: Throwing Types	•The enemy favors neutral specials •The enemy is easily distracted by items	Ground Theme - Super Mario Bros. 2	The choice of the Throwing Type Items as the rule item is a reference to the throwing gameplay mechanic of Super Mario Bros. 2. The stage and music choice is a reference to the Shy Guys' debut in Super Mario Bros. 2. Furthermore, the stage choice is a reference to the Spirit Battle placement in Heart Pool Mountain within the World of Light Adventure Mode where the battle takes place along the hillside. The three Mii Fighters' favor for their projectile-launching neutral specials (Shot Put for the Mii Brawler, Gunner Missile for the Mii Gunner, and Chakram for the Mii Swordfighter) is a possible reference to the Snifits, a variant of Shy Guy that can fire cannonballs from the nozzle in its mask.
44		Pidgit	•Peach		3,600	Mushroom Kingdom II	N/A	•The enemy starts the battle with a Rocket Belt •The enemy has increased jump power	Ground Theme - Super Mario Bros. 2	The stage and music choice is a reference to the Pidgits' appearance in Super Mario Bros. 2. Furthermore, the stage choice is a reference to Pidgit appearing as a stage hazard. The battle conditions is a reference to the Pidgit's ability to float out of reach before swooping down to attack the player. The Spirit Battle placement in the Mysterious Dimension within the World of Light Adventure Mode is a reference to the Mario-themed quiz section in the sub-world.
46		Mouser	•Pikachu		2,000	Mushroom Kingdom II (Battlefield form)	•Item: Bob-omb	•The enemy is easily distracted by items •The enemy starts the battle with a Bob-omb	Boss Theme - Super Mario Bros. 2	The choice of Pikachu as a fighter is a reference to both Pikachu and Mouser being mouse-like creatures. The stage and music choice is a reference to Mousers' appearance in Super Mario Bros. 2. The battle conditions is a reference to Mouser attacking the player with bombs, which the player then can use to counterattack.
47		Wart	•King K. Rool •Peach		4,000	Skyworld (Battlefield form)	•Hazard: Slumber Floor	•Defeat the main fighter to win •The floor is sleep-inducing	Boss Theme - Super Mario Bros. 2	The choice of King K. Rool as a fighter is a reference to the similar appearance between K. Rool and Wart. Furthermore, the choice of Peach as a minion fighter and the Peach puppet fighter's frequent use of the Vegetable attack is a reference to Wart's vegetable-spawning machine. The stage choice and the Spirit Battle placement in the Floating Islands within the World of Light Adventure Mode is a reference to the Sky, the seventh and final world of Super Mario Bros. 2 where Wart is encountered in a castle located in the clouds. The Slumber Floor hazard is a reference to the ending of Super Mario Bros. 2 where it is revealed that the entire game took place in Mario's dream.
48	File:Boo Spirit.png	Boo	•Kirby		1,800	Mushroom Kingdom U (Slide Lift Tower)	•Invisibility	•The enemy is invisible •The enemy's shield has extra durability	Main Theme - Luigi's Mansion (Brawl)	The choice of Kirby as a fighter is a reference to the Boo's round body with stubby arms. The battle conditions is a reference to the Boos' tendency to hide or turn invisible when faced by the player. The music choice is a reference to the Boos' prominent appearance in the Luigi's Mansion series. The Spirit Battle placement in Dracula's Castle within the World of Light Adventure Mode is a reference to the recurring ghost enemies found in the castle in the Castlevania series.
50	File:Bob-omb.png	Bob-omb	•Kirby (×3)		3,500	Mushroom Kingdom	•Item: Bob-omb	•The enemy's throwing-type items have increased power •The enemy has increased move speed	Airship Theme - Super Mario Bros. 3	The music choice is a reference to Bob-ombs being often found in airship stages in the Mario games.
51	File:Chainchomp.png	Chain Chomp	•Metal Pac-Man		4,000	Yoshi's Island (Battlefield form)	•Assist Trophy Enemies (Chain Chomp)	•Hostile assist trophies will appear •The enemy favors side specials •The enemy is metal	Main Theme - Super Mario 64	The choice of Metal Pac-Man as a fighter and the Pac-Man puppet fighter's favor for Power Pallet is a reference to the Chain Chomp's metallic, spherical appearance with a single mouth. The stage choice is a reference to the two Chain Chomps appearing as background characters. The music choice is a reference to the Chain Chomp that appears in the Bob-omb Battlefield, the first level of Super Mario 64.
53		Nipper Plant	•Tiny Pac-Man Team (×8)		1,900	Super Mario Maker (Battlefield form)	N/A	•The enemy loves to jump •Defeat an army of fighters	Ground Theme - Super Mario Bros. 3 (Remix)	The choice of multiple Tiny Pac-Men as fighters is a reference to the Nipper Plant's appearance as a circular plant with a mouth (represented by Pac-Man's appearance when performing the Power Pellet and the Pac-Jump neutral specials). The stage and music choice is a reference to the Nipper Plants' debut in Super Mario Bros. 3. The battle condition is a reference to the Nipper Plants being a variant of Piranha Plants that often jump to intercept Mario (a variant represented by this spirit's enhanced form, Petey Piranha).
55	File:Boom Boom Spirit.png	Boom Boom	•Giant Squirtle		4,400	Unova Pokémon League (Battlefield form)	N/A	•The enemy has super armor and is hard to launch or make flinch •The enemy can deal damage by dashing into you •The enemy is giant	Fortress Boss - Super Mario Bros. 3	The choice of Giant Squirtle as a fighter is a reference to Boom Boom being a giant turtle-like boss in the Super Mario games. The stage and music choice is a reference to Boom Boom being found at the end of the battleships, airships, and tanks in Super Mario Bros. 3. Furthermore, the stage choice is a reference to the Spirit Battle placement in Cliffside Rapids within the World of Light Adventure Mode where Boom Boom guards the entrance to the Molten Fortress, a Super Mario-themed dungeon. The Super Armor battle condition is a reference to Boom Boom retreating into his shell when hit, while the Impact Run battle condition is a reference to Boom Boom's main method of attack by dashing towards the player.
57		Tatanga	•Morton		3,800	Mario Galaxy (Battlefield form)	N/A	•The enemy starts the battle with a Super Scope	Underground Theme - Super Mario Land	The choice of Morton as a fighter is a reference to Tatanga being fought in a spaceship who fires projectiles to attack. The stage choice is a reference to the Space Zone, one of the six main zones in Super Mario Land 2: Six Golden Coins where Tatanga is once again encountered as a boss guarding the Space Zone's Golden Coin.
58	File:Hothead Spirit.png	Hothead	•Curry Pac-Man		2,000	Mushroom Kingdom U (Slide Lift Tower)	•Item: Hothead	•The enemy breathes fire •The enemy is easily distracted by items	Castle / Boss Fortress - Super Mario World / SMB 3	The choice of Curry Pac-Man as a fighter is a reference to Hothead being a circular item made entirely out of fire. The stage and music choice is a reference to Hotheads being found in the fortresses in Super Mario World.
59	File:Chuck.png	Chargin' Chuck	•Wario Team (×4)		1,800	Super Mario Maker (Battlefield form)	N/A	•The enemy favors dash attacks	Ground Theme - Super Mario World	The battle conditions is a reference to Chargin's Chucks method of attack by dashing into the player. The stage choice is a reference to the Chargin' Chucks' debut in Super Mario World.
60		Wiggler	•Yoshi		1,600	Yoshi's Island (Melee)	•Attack Power ↑ •Item: Lip's Stick	•The enemy becomes powerful when badly damaged	Ground Theme - Super Mario World	The choice of Yoshi as a fighter, and the stage and music choice is a reference to both Yoshi and Wiggler debuting in Super Mario World. Furthermore, the Yoshi puppet fighter's yellow altnerative costume is a reference to the Wiggler's initial yellow coloration. The choice of Lip's Stick as the rule item is a reference to the flowers grown on the Wigglers' heads. The battle conditions is a reference to the Wigglers becoming enraged when stomped on, thus increasing their speed and power. The Spirit Battle placement in the Poison Forest within the World of Light Adventure Mode is a reference to the Forest of Illusion, an area in Super Mario World where the Wigglers first appear.
61		Kamek	•Inkling Team (x4)		3,300	Mushroom Kingdom U (Slide Lift Tower)	•Easy to Launch •Item: Star Rod	•All fighters are easy to launch after a little while •Reinforcements will appear after an enemy is KO'd •The enemy starts the battle with a Star Rod	Fortress Boss - Super Mario World	The choice of multiple Inklings as fighters is a reference to Kamek's ability to teleport and duplicate themselves. The stage choice and the Spirit Battle placement in the Molten Fortress within the World of Light Adventure Mode is a reference to Kamek being found as a common enemy in Bowser's fortresses in different Super Mario games. The music choice is a reference to Kamek's debut in Super Mario World. Despite the name, Kamek's appearance is likely meant to represent the generic Magikoopa species as a whole in the Super Mario games. However, this makes sense in the context of the Japanese and certain English localization versions of the Mario games since Magikoopas are also referred to as "Kamek" much like the character.
62		Mechakoopa	•Tiny Bowser Team (×4)		3,800	Mushroom Kingdom U (Slide Lift Tower)	N/A	•The enemy starts the battle with a Bob-omb	King Bowser - Super Mario Bros. 3	The choice of multiple Tiny Bowsers as fighters and the battle condition is a reference to Mechakoopas being small, but explosive mechanical versions of Bowser. The Spirit Battle placement in the Molten Fortress within the World of Light Adventure Mode is a reference to the Molten Fortress themed after Super Mario.
63	File:Dry Bowser (Spirit).png	Dry Bowser	•Bowser		13,500	Reset Bomb Forest (Battlefield form)	•Defense ↑ •Curry-Filled •Hazard: Lava Floor	•The floor is lava •The enemy breathes fire after a little while •The enemy has increased defense after a while	King Bowser - Super Mario Bros. 3	The stage choice, and the Lava Floor hazard is a reference to Bowser's transformation into Dry Bowser after Mario drops him into the lava at the end of the first castle in New Super Mario Bros. The temporary Curry-Filled battle condition is a reference to Dry Bowser's ability to breathe fire, while the Defense ↑ battle condition is a reference to Dry Bowser's immunity to fire-based attacks. The Spirit Battle placement in Dracula's Castle within the World of Light Adventure Mode is a possible reference to the recurring skeleton enemies found in the castle in the Castlevania series.
65		Big Urchin	•Giant Jigglypuff		3,800	Mushroom Kingdom U (Battlefield form)	•Item: Unira	•The enemy is giant •The enemy is easily distracted by items	Ground Theme / Underwater Theme - Super Mario 3D Land	The choice of Giant Jigglypuff as a fighter is a reference to the Big Urchin's giant, spherical appearances. The stage choice is a reference to the Big Urchins' debut in New Super Mario Bros. Wii. The choice of Uniras as the rule item is a reference to their appearances similar to the Big Urchin. Coincidentally, the Unira shares its Japanese name with the Urchin enemy.
66		King Bob-omb	•Giant Kirby		4,100	Peach's Castle	•Item: Bob-omb	•The enemy is giant •The enemy is easily distracted by items	Main Theme - Super Mario 64	The choice of Giant Kirby as a fighter is a reference to King Bob-omb's giant, spherical size. The stage and music choice is a reference to King Bob-omb's debut in Super Mario 64. The choice of Bob-ombs as the rule item and the battle conditions is a reference to King Bob-omb's battle in Super Mario 64 DS where King Bob-omb throws Bob-ombs at the player if fought by Yoshi.
67		Shine Sprite	•Rosalina & Luma •Kirby (×3) ()		13,100	Delfino Plaza (roof)	•Temporary Invincibility •Sudden Final Smash •Item: Stars	•Defeat the main fighter to win •The enemy will suddenly have a Final Smash •The enemy will occasionally be invincible	Delfino Plaza (Remix)	Similar to the battle with the Super Stars, the choice of Rosalina & Luma as a fighter, the choice of Star-shaped Items as the rule item, and the second and third battle conditions is a reference to the Super Stars, a distinct entity of the Power Stars, which shares a similar role with the Shine Sprites. The choice of multiple Kirbys as minion fighters is a reference to the Piantas, the residents of Delfino Plaza, who utilize Shine Sprites as a power source. Furthermore, the red, blue, and yellow Kirbys are a possible reference to the different types of Coins found on Isle Delfino where collecting enough of each will earn the player a Shine Sprite. The stage choice and music choice is a reference to the Shine Sprites' debut in Super Mario Sunshine. Furthermore, the stage choice is a reference to the Shine Gate in the background with a giant Shine Sprite in the center. The Spirit Battle placement in Beachside Town within the World of Light Adventure Mode is a reference to Isle Delfino being a beachside town itself.
69		Piantas	•Kirby Team (×2) •Kirby Team (×2) •Kirby Team (×2) •Kirby Team (×2)		1,600	Delfino Plaza	•Item Tidal Wave •Item: Mushrooms	•Certain items will appear in large numbers after a little while	Delfino Plaza	The choice of multiple Kirbys as fighters is reference to the four colors of the Piantas seen in this spirit's artwork. The stage and music choice is a reference to the Piantas' debut in Super Mario Sunshine. The choice of the Mushroom as the rule item is a possible reference to Mario saving Isle Delfino from Shadow Mario (represented by the Super Mushroom and the Poison Mushroom respectively). The Item Tidal Wave battle conditions is a reference to the fruit that appears in this spirit's artwork, Banana Peels in particular.
70		Shadow Mario	•Bowser Jr.		9,800	Delfino Plaza (Ω form)	•Sudden Final Smash •Hazard: Sticky Floor	•The floor is sticky •The enemy will suddenly have a Final Smash after a little while •The enemy's FS Meter charges quickly	Delfino Plaza (Remix)	The choice of Bowser Jr. as a fighter is a reference to Bowser Jr. being Shadow Mario's alter-ego. Furthermore, the Sudden Final Smash and the Fast FS Meter battle conditions is a reference to Shadow Mario being the basis of Bowser Jr.'s Final Smash, Shadow Mario Paint. The stage and music choice is a reference to both Shadow Mario and Bowser Jr.'s debut inSuper Mario Sunshine. The Sticky Floor hazard is a reference to the Magic Paintbrush, a paintbrush-like weapon wielded by Shadow Mario known for creating damaging, paint-like slime which can also submerge its victims into the goop.
71		Luma	•Kirby (×4) ()		3,500	Mario Galaxy	•Item: Stars	•Take your strongest team into this no-frills battle	Rosalina in the Observatory / Luma's Theme	The choice of multiple Kirbys as fighters is a reference to the four common colors of the Lumas. The stage and music choice is a reference to the Lumas' debut in Super Mario Galaxy. Furthermore, the stage choice is a reference to the Spirit Battle placement in Outer Space within the World of Light Adventure Mode. The choice of the star-shaped items as the item rule is a reference to both the Lumas and their home among the stars in Super Mario Galaxy.
72	File:Hungry Luma Spirit.png	Hungry Luma	•Rosalina & Luma •Kirby		1,900	Mario Galaxy	•Item: Super Launch Star	•Take your strongest team into this no-frills battle	Egg Planet	The choice of Rosalina & Luma as a fighter is a reference to Rosalina being the "mother" of all Lumas in Super Mario Galaxy. Furthermore, the choice of Kirby as a minion fighter is a possible reference to both Kirby and Hungry Luma's ability to inhale certain foods. Coincidentally, the Kirby puppet fighter's orange alternate costume is a possible reference to the orange Star Bit on a stick featured in this spirit's artwork. The stage and music choice is a reference to the Hungry Lumas' debut in Super Mario Galaxy. The choice of the Super Launch Star as the item rule is a reference to Hungry Lumas turning into Launch Stars when fed the required amount of Star Bits.
73		Honey Queen	•Giant Pikachu		3,300	Mario Galaxy	•Item: Beehive	•Timed Stamina battle •The enemy is giant	Gusty Garden Galaxy	The choice of Giant Pikachu as a fighter is a reference to the Honey Queen's giant size. Furthermore, the Pikachu puppet fighter's yellow alternate costume is a reference to the black-and-yellow stripes on the Honey Queen as seen on Pikachu's cap. The stage and music choice is a reference to the Honey Queen's debut in Super Mario Galaxy. The choice of the Beehive as the rule item is a reference to the Honey Queen, the giant queen of the Honeybees who is large enough for Mario to crawl all over her body in his Bee Mario power-up form.
74		Lubba	•Giant Kirby		4,100	Mario Galaxy	•Hazard: Low Gravity •Item: Super Launch Star	•Gravity is reduced •The enemy starts the battle with a Super Launch Star •The enemy is giant	The Starship Sails	The choice of Giant Kirby as a fighter is a reference to Lubba's chubby appearance. The stage choice is a reference to Lubba appearing as a background character piloting the Starship Mario. The music choice is a reference to the Starship Mario's debut in Super Mario Galaxy 2. The Low Gravity hazard is a reference to the altered gravity in the Super Mario Galaxy games. The choice of the Super Launch Star as the rule item is a reference to the Launch Star that launched Mario into the different galaxies in his quest to collect both the Power Stars and the Grand Stars in the Super Mario Galaxy games.
75		Starship Mario	•Giant Mario		4,100	Mario Galaxy (Battlefield form)	•Hazard: Low Gravity	•Gravity is reduced •The enemy is giant	The Starship Sails	The choice of Giant Mario as a fighter is a reference to the Starship Mario resembling Mario's head. The stage choice is a reference to the Starship Mario appearing in the background. The music choice is a reference to the Starship Mario's debut in Super Mario Galaxy 2. The Low Gravity hazard is a reference to the altered gravity in the Super Mario Galaxy games.
77		Plessie	•Giant Yoshi		2,100	Great Bay	N/A	•The enemy is giant	Slide	The choice of Giant Yoshi as a fighter is a reference to both Yoshi and Plessie being dinosaur-like characters from the Super Mario series. The stage choice and the Spirit Battle placement in Cliffside Rapids within the World of Light Adventure Mode is a reference to the various water levels in Super Mario 3D World where the player can ride Plessie to cross large bodies of water. The music choice is a reference to the Super Mario 3D World remix of the Slide theme from Super Mario 64 heard when riding Plessie.
78	File:Cappy spirit.png	Cappy	•Mario		3,600	Rainbow Cruise (hazards off)	•Invisibility •Item: Boomerang	•The enemy is invisible •The enemy is easily distracted by items	Jump Up, Super Star!	The choice of Mario as a fighter is a reference to Cappy taking the form of Mario's cap. Furthermore, the Mario puppet fighter's Wedding mario alternate costume is a reference to Cappy resembling a ghostly white top hat. The stage choice is a reference to the Odyssey, the airship that Mario and Cappy pilot around the world in Super Mario Odyssey. The music choice is a reference to Cappy's appearance in Super Mario Odyssey. The Invisibility battle condition is a reference to Cappy, a ghost-like character with the ability to possess hats, thus appearing invisible to the naked eye. It is also a possible reference to the Invisiblity Hat, a rare hat obtained after completing the final level of Super Mario Odyssey that turns both Mario and Cappy invisible. The choice of the Boomerang as the rule item is a reference to Mario tossing Cappy like a boomerang.
79		Pauline	•Peach •Mario •Donkey Kong		13,700	75m (hazards off)	•Jump Power ↓	•Defeat the main fighter to win •You have reduced jump power •Reinforcements will appear during the battle	Jump Up, Super Star!	The choice of Peach as a fighter is a reference to both Peach and Pauline being iconic damsel-in-distresses that Mario rescues in their respective games. The choice of Mario and Donkey Kong as minion fighters is a reference to their debut in the original Donkey Kong arcade game. Furthermore, the Mario puppet fighter's Wedding Mario alternate costume is a reference to A Traditional Festival!, a story mission in Odyssey which features a lengthy 2-D section referencing Donkey Kong. Coincidentally, the mission takes place in New Donk City, a level with multiple Donkey Kong references where Pauline is the mayor. Despite Pauline's appearance and theme song played from Super Mario Odyssey, the stage choice is a reference to Mario rescuing her from Donkey Kong in the titular arcade game. It is also a reference to the song that plays in the background of A Traditional Festival! in Odyssey. The Jump Power ↓ battle condition is a reference to Mario's weaker-than-usual jumping ability in the original Donkey Kong arcade game.
80		The Odyssey	•Giant Jigglypuff		4,400	Rainbow Cruise	•Hard to Launch	•Timed battle •The enemy is hard to launch •The enemy shields often	Fossil Falls	The choice of Giant Jigglypuff as a fighter is a reference to the Odyssey's flying power. Furthermore, the Jigglypuff's Nurse alternate costume is a reference to the Odyssey's sails. Similar to the battle with Cappy, the stage choice is a reference to the Odyssey. Furthermore, the Spirit Battle placement in the Floating Islands within the World of Light Adventure Mode is a reference to the Odyssey having the power to sail through the skies. The music choice is a reference to the Cascade Kingdom, the second level in Super Mario Odyssey where the Odyssey is found near Fossil Falls. The Hard to Launch rule and the third battle condition is a possible reference to the Odyssey not being able to take off until it has collected enough Power Moons to fuel it.
81	File:Goo Goo Buggy Spirit.png	Goo-Goo Buggy	•Mario •Luigi		3,400	Figure-8 Circuit	•Assist Trophy Enemies (Chain Chomp)	•Hostile assist trophies will appear •The enemy has increased move speed	Mushroom Gorge - Mario Kart Wii	The choice of Mario and Luigi as fighters is a reference to the Goo-Goo Buggy, Baby Mario and Baby Luigi's default kart in Mario Kart: Double Dash!!. The stage and music choice is a reference to the Goo-Goo Buggy's debut in Mario Kart: Double Dash!!. The choice of Chain Chomp as an Assist Trophy enemy is a reference to the Chain Chomp being a special item in Mario Kart: Double Dash!! which drags the player ahead for a certain amount of time before it abandons the player's vehicle.
82	File:Barrel Train Spirit.png	Barrel Train	•Donkey Kong •Diddy Kong		3,500	Spirit Train	•Item: Bullet Bill	•The enemy can deal damage by dashing into you •The enemy has increased attack power •The enemy has increased move speed	Rainbow Road - Mario Kart: Double Dash!!	The choice of Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong as fighters, the stage choice, and the battle conditions is a reference to the Barrel Train, Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong's train-based kart in Mario Kart: Double Dash!! and an unlockable kart inMario Kart 7, known for its top speed. The stage and music choice is a reference to the Barrel Train's debut in Mario Kart: Double Dash!!. Coincidentally, the stage choice is a reference to the Spirit Battle placement in the Badlands within the World of Light Adventure Mode where the Spirit Battle is located on a set of train tracks which requires the Alfonzo & Engineer Link spirit to be obtained. The choice of the Bullet Bill as the rule item is a reference to the Bullet Bill's speed when used by the player. It is also a possible reference to the Bullet Blaster, a Banzai Bill-themed kart that is tied with the Barrel Train as the fastest lightweight kart in Mario Kart: Double Dash!!
85	File:B-dasher.png	B Dasher	•Mario (x3)		9,400	Figure-8 Circuit	•Uncontrollable Speed	•All fighters move faster and can't stop quickly •The enemy can deal damage by dashing into you	Circuit - Mario Kart 7	The choice of Mario as a fighter is a reference to the B Dasher being Mario's default kart in Mario Kart DS, Mario Kart 7, and Mario Kart 8. The Uncontrollable Speed battle condition is a reference to the B Dasher's significantly high acceleration.
86		Standard Kart	•Squirtle Team (×4)		2,100	Figure-8 Circuit	•Item: Green Shell	•The enemy favors side specials	Mario Circuit - Super Mario Kart	The choice of multiple Squirtle as fighters, the Squirtle puppet fighter's favor for the Withdraw attack, and the choice of Green Shells as the rule item is a reference to the Koopa Troopa and the green Koopa Shells featured in this spirit's artwork.
87		Standard Bike	•Wario (×4)		2,100	Figure-8 Circuit	N/A	•The enemy's side special has increased power •The enemy has increased move speed	Mario Kart Stadium - Mario Kart 8	The choice of multiple Warios as fighters and the Wario puppet fighters' frequent use of the Wario Bike attack and the battle conditions is a reference to the Standard Bike seen being rode on by Waluigi featured in this spirit's artwork.
88		Cheep Charger	•Peach		1,900	Mario Circuit	N/A	•The enemy favors grabs and throws •The enemy has increased move speed	Mushroom Gorge - Mario Kart Wii	The choice of Peach as a fighter, and the Peach puppet fighter's favor for grabs and throws and the battle conditions is a reference to Toad appearing as part of Peach's grab and throw moves. Furthermore, Toad is featured in this spirit's artwork. The increased move speed battle condition is a reference to the Cheep Charger's acceleration.
89		Mach 8	•Luigi		3,700	Mario Circuit	•Hazard: High Gravity •Item: Mario Kart	•All fighters have reduced jump ability •The enemy can deal damage by dashing into you	Mario Kart Stadium - Mario Kart 8	The choice of Luigi as a fighter is a reference to this spirit's artwork in which Luigi's logo appears on the kart, indicating that it belongs to Luigi. The stage and music choice is a reference to the Mach 8's debut in Mario Kart 8. The High Gravity hazard is a reference to the anti-gravity mechanic in Mario Kart 8 where the racers can drive on above-ground surfaces such as the ceilings, walls, etc. Furthermore, the Impact Run battle condition is a possible reference to the Mach 8's acceleration and weight. The choice of Mario Kart Items as the rule item is a reference to a typical game of Mario Kart where the player uses an Item to gain an advantage over the other players in a race.
90	File:Biddybuggy Spirit.png	Biddybuggy	•Tiny Rosalina & Luma		3,700	Mario Circuit (Battlefield form)	•Move Speed ↑ •Item: Mario Kart	•All fighters have increased move speed •The enemy is easily distracted by items •The enemy falls slowly	Cloudtop Cruise - Mario Kart 8	The choice of Tiny Rosalina & Luma as a fighter is a reference to Baby Rosalina featured in this spirit's artwork. The Move Speed ↑ condition is a reference to the Biddybuggy's acceleration, while the third battle condition is a reference to Biddybuggy's lightweight stats. The choice of Mario Kart Items as the rule item and the second battle condition is a reference to a typical game of Mario Kart where the player uses an Item to gain an advantage over the other players in a race.
91	File:Badwagon Spirit.png	Badwagon	•Metal Peach		9,700	Mario Circuit	N/A	•The enemy is metal	Mario Circuit - Mario Kart 8	The choice of Metal Peach as a fighter is a reference to Pink Gold Peach featured in this spirit's artwork.
95		Paper Bowser	•Bowser		9,300	Peach's Castle (Ω form)	•Defense ↑ •Attack Power ↑ •Item: Star Rod	•The enemy will occasionally be invincible when the enemy's at high damage •The enemy's special moves have increased power •Stamina battle	Paper Mario Medley	The Ω form of the stage choice is a reference to the flat, pop-up book style of the battle screens in Paper Mario. The battle conditions is a reference to the battles against Paper Bowser in the Paper Mario games. Furthermore, the battle conditions is a possible reference to the final boss battles in Paper Mario and Paper Mario: Sticker Star in which Paper Bowser powered himself up using a magical item (the latter game represented by Paper Bowser (Paper Mario: Sticker Star), this spirit's enhanced form). The choice of the Star Rod as the rule item is a reference to the plot of Paper Mario, in which Bowser steals the Star Rod from the Star Haven in order to empower himself and overthrow Peach's castle. The Bowser puppet fighters' frequent use of special attacks such as Fire Breath and Bowser Bomb is a reference to the Paper Bowser battles in the Paper Mario games.
97		Kammy Koopa	•Bayonetta		2,000	Paper Mario	•Invisibility	•All fighters are invisible after a little while •The enemy starts the battle with a Star Rod	Airship Theme - Super Mario Bros. 3	The choice of Bayonetta as a fighter is a reference to both Bayonetta and Kammy Koopa being witch characters. The battle conditions is a reference to Kammy Koopa using her magic wand to turn herself and her allies invisible in battle in Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door.
98		Vivian	•Clear Mr. Game & Watch		3,600	Luigi's Mansion (Battlefield form)	N/A	•The enemy is invisible	Paper Mario Medley	The choice of Clear Mr. Game & Watch as a fighter is a reference to the flat art style of the Paper Mario series, as well as Vivian's ability to turn herself and Mario invisible. The stage choice is a reference to Twilight Town, a gloomy level in Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door where Vivian joins Mario's party after she helps Mario's shadow regain his body from a shape-shifting ghost.
100		Mr. L	•Luigi		4,300	Luigi's Mansion (Ω form)	•Hazard: Fog	•The stage is covered in fog •The enemy favors special moves •The enemy's FS Meter charges quickly	The Grand Finale	The Fog hazard is a reference to Mr. L's second battle fight in the World of Nothing, a blank white void. Furthermore, it is also a reference to the Spirit Battle placement in the Sacred Land within the World of Light Adventure Mode where the Lost Woods are foggy. The Luigi puppet fighter's favor for the special moves is a possible reference to the Super Jump Punch, Mr. L's main method of attack.
101	File:DimentioSpirit.png	Dimentio	•Meta Knight •Giant Luigi		3,800	Paper Mario	•Attack power ↑	•The enemy has increased attack power after a little while •The enemy deals damage when falling •The enemy is giant	Battle! - Paper Mario: Color Splash	The choice of Giant Luigi as a minion fighter is a reference to the final boss battle of Super Paper Mario, in which Luigi is forcibly combined with Dimentio to form Super Dimentio. The falling damage battle condition is a reference to Super Dimentio's stomping attacks.
102	File:Huey Spirit.png	Huey	•Inkling Team (x4) ()		1,900	Moray Towers	N/A	•The enemy favors special moves	Battle! - Paper Mario: Color Splash	The choice of multiple Inklings as fighters and the Inkling puppet fighters' favor for the special moves is a reference to Paper Mario: Color Splash, which shares a similar paint-based theme with Splatoon, the game series where the Inklings originate from.
103		Mallow	•Robin (x3)		4,100	Magicant	•Item: Lightning	•The enemy's magic attacks have increased power •The enemy favors neutral specials	Time's Running Out!	The choice of multiple Robins as fighters and the Robin puppet fighters' favor of Thunder is a reference to Mallow and his fellow Nimbus utilizing weather-based attacks, particularly lightning-based attacks. The stage choice and the Spirit Battle placement in the Floating Islands within the World of Light Adventure Mode is a reference to Nimbus Land, Mallow's home kingdom on top of a giant cloud.
104	File:Genosmrpg.png	Geno	•Sheik •Peach •Kirby •Bowser •Mario		13,700	Mario Galaxy (Battlefield form)	N/A	•Defeat the main fighter to win •Timed battle •The enemy's FS Meter charges quickly	Rainbow Road Medley	The choice of Sheik as a fighter starting off with a Super Scope is a reference to Geno and his blaster arm. The choice of Kirby as a minion fighter is a reference to Mallow while the rest of the minion fighters is a reference to the other members of the player's party in Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Star which consists of Mario, Peach, Bowser, Mallow, and Geno. The stage and music choice, and the Spirit Battle placement in Outer Space within the World of Light Adventure Mode is a reference to Star Road, Geno's place of origin and a significant location in Legend of the Seven Stars. The Fast FS Meter battle condition is a reference to Geno Boost, one of Geno's signature moves which raises his allies' attack power.
105		Prince Peasley	•Marth		1,600	3D Land	N/A	•The enemy's melee weapons have increased power	This is Minion Turf!	The choice of Marth as a fighter is a reference to both Marth and Prince Peasley sharing the same royal prince status. The music choice is a reference to Prince Peasley's appearance in Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga. The Spirit Battle placement in the Raging Volcano within the World of Light Adventure Mode is a possible reference to Prince Peasly being a bean-like character who guards the beanstalk leading up to the Floating Islands.
106	File:FawfulSpiritSSBU.png	Fawful	•Iggy •R.O.B.		3,700	Prism Tower	N/A	•Stamina battle •The enemy starts the battle with a Rocket Belt	The Grand Finale	The choice of Iggy as a fighter is a reference to both Iggy and Fawful being bespectacled villains. The choice of R.O.B. as a minion fighter and the Rocket Belt battle condition is a reference to Fawful's Vacuum Helmet, a device which allows him to fly, suck up things and keep them in storage, and can be used as an offensive weapon. The music choice is a reference to Fawful's prominent villainous role and final battle in Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story.
107		Princess Shroob	•Peach		3,800	Princess Peach's Castle	•Giant •Attack Power ↑	•The enemy is giant when the enemy's at high damage •Stamina battle •The enemy has increased attack power when the enemy's at high damage	The Grand Finale	The choice of Peach as a fighter is a reference to Princess Shroob's resemblence to, and impersonation of, Princess Peach. Furthermore, the battle conditions is a reference to Princess Shroob's larger sister, the Elder Princess Shroob, is fought immediately after her defeat. The stage choice is a reference to Peach's Castle being corrupted in Princess Shroob's image in Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time.
108		Starlow	•Pac-Man •Luigi •Mario		3,300	Brinstar (Battlefield form)	•Tiny •Giant	•The enemy is giant •The enemy is tiny after a little while	Tough Guy Alert!	The choice of Pac-Man as a fighter is a reference to Starlow's spherical, yellow appearance. The stage and music choices, and the battle conditions, is a reference to the primary gameplay mechanic of Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story, where the Mario, Luigi, and Starlow shrink to enter Bowser's body.
109	File:Broque Monsieur Spirit.png	Broque Monsieur	•Pac-Man		1,800	Mario Bros. (Battlefield form)	•Defense ↑ •Item: Blocks	•The enemy has increased defense •The enemy shields often •The enemy's shield has extra durability	Tough Guy Alert!	The stage choice is a reference to the blocky setting of Mario Bros. The music choice is a reference to Broque Monsieur's appearance in Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story. The battle conditions is a reference to Broque Monsieur's high defense when battled in Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story. The choice of Blocks as the rule item is a reference to Broque Monsieur's block-like body.
110	File:Dreambert.png	Dreambert	•Luigi		2,300	Magicant (Battlefield form)	•Hazard: Slumber Floor	•The floor is sleep-inducing	Try, Try Again	The choice of Luigi as a fighter is a reference to the setting of Mario & Luigi: Dream Team. prominently taking place in the Dream World while Luigi sleeps. Furthermore, it is also a reference to Dreamy Luigi, Luigi's dream representation. The stage choice and the Slumber Floor hazard is a reference to the sleep and dream-based themes in Mario & Luigi: Dream Team. The music choice is a reference to Dreambert's appearance in Mario & Luigi: Dream Team.
111	File:Antasma.png	Antasma	•Robin		4,300	Peach's Castle (Battlefield form)	•Item: Food •Hazard: Slumber Floor	•The floor is sleep-inducing •The enemy becomes more powerful after eating •The enemy is easily distracted by items	The Grand Finale	The stage choice is a reference to Neo Bowser Castle where Antasma is encountered in Mario & Luigi: Dream Team. Similar to the battle with Dreambert, the Slumber Floor hazard is a reference to the sleep and dream-based themes in Mario & Luigi: Dream Team. The battle conditions is a reference to Antasma's third boss fight, in which he creates "Antasmunchies" that he can eat to increase his attack power.
113		Sidestepper	•Mr. Game & Watch Team (×12) (x8, x4)		1,900	Mario Bros.	•Move Speed ↑	•The enemy has increased move speed after a little while •The enemy can deal damage by dashing into you •Reinforcements will appear after an enemy is KO'd	Mario Bros.	The choice of multiple Mr. Game & Watches as fighters is a reference to the number of Sidesteppers appearing in the Mario Bros arcade game. Furthermore, the Spirit Battle placement in the Pac-Maze within the World of Light Adventure Mode is a reference to Sidestepper and Mr. Game & Watch's respective debut games released in the 1980's. The stage and music choice is a reference to the Sidestepper's appearance in Mario Bros.. The battle conditions is a reference to the Sidesteppers being able to harm the player by dashing into them, their increase in speed when they are damaged, and how faster blue Sidesteppers will begin to appear.
114	File:Freezie spirit.png	Freezie	•Ice Climbers		1,600	Mario Bros. (Battlefield form)	•Item: Freezie	•The enemy starts the battle with a Freezie	Mario Bros.	The choice of Ice Climbers as a fighter is a reference to their abilities to use freezing attacks such as Blizzard. Furthermore, it is also a reference to both the Ice Climbers and Freezie's respective games released in the 1980's. The stage and music choice and the battle conditions is a reference to the Freezie's debut in the Mario Bros. arcade game. The Spirit Battle placement in the Frozen Mountain within the World of Light Adventure Mode is a reference to the Frozen Mountain's ice theme.
115	File:Eggplant Man.png	Eggplant Man	•Wario Team (x6)		1,900	Wrecking Crew (Battlefield form)	•Item: Golden Hammer	•Defeat an army of fighters	Wrecking Crew Medley	The stage and music choice, and the choice of the Golden Hammer as the rule item is a reference to the Eggplant Man's appearance in Wrecking Crew.
116		Viruses	•Kirby (×3) ()		4,000	Mario Bros. (Battlefield form)	N/A	•Timed battle	Fever	The choice of the multiple Kirbys as fighters each represents one color of the Viruses in the original Dr. Mario arcade game: the red Fever Virus, the blue Chill Virus, and the yellow Weird Virus. The music choice is a reference to the Viruses' debut in Dr. Mario. The timed battle conditions is a reference to the main goal in Dr. Mario in which the player must defeat all of the viruses without causing the board to completely fill up to the top with pills or it will result in a Game Over.
117	File:Flies Hand Spirit.png	Flies & Hand	•Giant Donkey Kong •Dark Pit (×4)		4,000	Living Room	•Assist Trophy Enemies (Flies & Hand) •Item: Food	•Survive until the timer runs out •Hostile assist trophies will appear	Mario Paint Medley	The choice of Giant Donkey Kong as a fighter is a reference to the Hand. Furthermore, the choice of multiple Dark Pits as minion fighters is a reference to the Flies. The music choice is a reference to the Flies & Hand's debut in Super Mario Paint. The battle conditions is a reference to the Fly Swatter minigame in Mario Paint where the player must used the Hand to swat the flies in each stage without running out of lives.
118		Wanda	•Tiny Palutena •Yoshi •Peach •Mario		1,500	Green Greens (Battlefield form)	N/A	•Defeat the main fighter to win •Reinforcements will appear after an enemy is KO'd	Mario Paint Medley	The choice of Tiny Palutena as a fighter, the choice of minion fighters, and the second battle condition is a reference to Wanda guiding the playable characters in Mario & Wario (represented by Yoshi, Peach, and Mario). The stage choice is a reference to the Yosei no Mori, the first stage of Mario & Wario that takes place in a forest.
119		Kid	•Mario Team (×4)		2,500	Golden Plains (Battlefield form)	•Item: Beastball •Hazard: Heavy Wind	•Dangerously high winds are in effect •The enemy is easily distracted by items	World Tour	The stage choice is a reference to the golf greens in the Mario Golf games. The choice of Beastballs as the rule item is a reference to the golf balls in the Mario Golf games. The Heavy Wind hazard is a reference to the wind often being an obstacle in the Mario Golf games.
121		Poltergust 5000	•Luigi Team (×4) ()		4,000	Luigi's Mansion	N/A	•The enemy's throws have increased power	Luigi's Mansion Series Medley	The choice of multiple Luigis as fighters, the stage and music choice, and the battle conditions is a reference to the multiplayer Scarescraper mode of Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon and Luigi's Mansion 3 where Luigi performs and grab and throw moves using the Poltergust G-00.
122		Polterpup	•Clear Duck Hunt		3,600	Luigi's Mansion	N/A	•The enemy is invisible	On the Hunt - Gloomy Manor Ver.- (Instrumental)	The choice of Clear Duck Hunt as a fighter is a reference to Polterpups being ghostly dogs that are often invisible until they are exposed to Luigi's flashlight.
123		Perry	•Peach		1,800	Golden Plains (Battlefield form)	N/A	•The enemy's up special has increased power •The enemy favors up specials •The enemy falls slowly	Ground Theme - Super Mario Bros. (Melee)	The Peach puppet fighter's favor for the Peach Parasol attack and the battle conditions is a reference to Perry being Peach's companion parasol in Super Princess Peach. Furthermore, the Peach puppet fighter's yellow alternate costume is a reference to Perry's yellow color scheme.
124		Waluigi (Super Mario Strikers)	•Luigi		3,600	Wuhu Island (Swordplay Colosseum)	•Item: Soccer Ball	•Take your strongest team into this no-frills battle	Country Field: Away Team	The choice of Luigi as a fighter, and the Luigi puppet fighter's purple alternate costume is a reference to Waluigi featured in this spirit's artwork. The stage choice and the choice of the Soccer Ball as the rule item is a reference to the soccer gameplay mechanic in the Mario Strikers series.
125		Petey Piranha (Super Mario Strikers)	•Giant Ivysaur		3,900	Wuhu Island (Swordplay Colosseum)	•Item: Soccer Ball	•The enemy is giant	Country Field: Away Team	The choice of Giant Ivysaur as a fighter is a reference to Petey Piranha's enormous size. The stage choice and the choice of the Soccer Ball as the rule item is a reference to the soccer gameplay mechanic in the Mario Strikers series.
128		MC Ballyhoo & Big Top	•Mario •Yoshi •Peach •Luigi		1,600	Mario Circuit	•Item Tidal Wave	•Certain items will appear in large numbers after a little while	Pandemonium	The choice of fighters is a reference to the playable main characters in Mario Party 8. Furthermore, the puppet fighters' cyan/blue alternate costumes is a reference to Big Top's color scheme. Unlike MC Ballyhoo himself, the battle conditions is a reference to a typical game of Mario Party, with randomly-appearing items that are often used to turn the tides of the game.
129		Rabbid Peach	•Bunny Peach		4,500	3D Land	•Item: Super Scope	•Timed battle •The enemy tends to avoid conflict •The enemy heals over time	Arcade Bunny's Theme	The choice of Bunny Peach as a fighter and the choice of the Super Scope as the rule item is a reference to Rabbid Peach, a Rabbid dressed up like Princess Peach who carries a Blaster. Furthermore, the Peach puppet fighter's white alternate costume is a reference to the Rabbid's color scheme. The music choice is a reference to the "bunny" theme of Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle. The timed battle condition is a reference to the turn-based nature of Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle, while the second and third battle condition is a reference to Rabbid Peach's abilities to heal damage and fight enemies from a distance.
130		Rabbid Mario	•Bunny Mario		3,400	3D Land	•Item: Shooting Types	•The enemy starts the battle with a Ray Gun	Arcade Bunny's Theme	The choice of Bunny Mario as a fighter, the choice of the Shooting Type Items as the item rule, and the battle conditions is a reference to Rabbid Mario's abilities of close-range attacks with Boomshot-type weapons. Furthermore, the Peach puppet fighter's striped alternate costume is a reference to Rabbid Mario's color scheme. The music choice is a reference to the "bunny" theme of Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle.
131		Rabbid Kong	•Bunny Donkey Kong		1,700	3D Land	N/A	•The enemy's punches and elbow strikes have increased power	Arcade Bunny's Theme	The choice of Bunny Donkey Kong as a fighter and the battle conditions is a reference to Rabbid Kong, a boss that relies on close-ranged physical attacks. Furthermore, the Peach puppet fighter's white alternate costume is a reference to the Rabbid's color scheme. The music choice is a reference to the "bunny" theme of Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle.
132		Mario (Mario Tennis Aces)	•Mario •Peach		8,800	Wuhu Island (Swordplay Colosseum)	•Assist Trophy Enemies (Color TV-Game 15)	•Hostile assist trophies will appear •The enemy favors smash attacks	Title Theme - Mario Tennis Aces	The choice of Mario and Peach as fighters and the battle conditions is a reference to the doubles format of tennis with the frequent use of smash attacks representing the smashes of the sport. Furthermore, the choice of Color-TV Game 15 is a digital representation of tennis. The stage choice is a reference to the Kingdom of Bask and the day version of Marina Stadium found in Mario Tennis Aces.
133		Luigi (Mario Tennis Aces)	•Luigi •Daisy		3,400	Pokémon Stadium 2 (hazards off)	N/A	•The enemy favors smash attacks	Stadium Theme - Mario Tennis Aces	The choice of Luigi and Daisy as fighters and the battle conditions is a reference to the doubles format of tennis with the frequent use of smash attacks representing the smashes of the sport. The stage choice is a reference to the night version of Marina Stadium found in Mario Tennis Aces.
1,300	File:Dice Block Spirit.png	Dice Block	•Mario •Peach		1,900	Princess Peach's Castle	•Item Tidal Wave	•Items will be pulled toward the enemy •Certain items will appear in large numbers	Pandemonium	The choice of the Crates as the rule item is a reference to the Dice Blocks in the Mario Party games and how they often result in items being obtained.
1,301		River Survival	•Bowser •Kirby •Yoshi •Rosalina & Luma		5,500	Kongo Falls (Ω form)	•Bob-omb Festival •Item Tidal Wave •Item: Food	•Survive until the timer runs out •Bob-ombs will rain from the sky after a little while	Slide	The choice of fighters in this spirit battle is a reference to the characters featured in this spirit's artwork. Furthermore, the choice of Kirby as a fighter and the Kirby puppet fighter's orange alternate costume is a reference to Goomba who is also featured in this spirit's artwork. The battle conditions is a reference to the River Survival game mode in Super Mario Party, a co-op mode in which four players must paddle their inflatable raft down the river before the timer expires, all while playing minigames and avoiding obstacles along the way.
1,302	File:Golden Dash Mushroom Spirit.png	Golden Dash Mushroom	•Gold Mii Brawler (Super Mushroom Hat, Standard Outfit)		10,000	Figure-8 Circuit (Ω form)	•Attack Power ↑ •Uncontrollable Speed •Item: Mario Kart	•The enemy has super armor and is hard to launch or make flinch •The enemy is very fast and can't stop quickly •The enemy has increased attack power	Mario Circuit - Mario Kart 8	Despite the name originating from Mario Party: Island Tour, the choice of Gold Mii Brawler as a fighter, the stage and music choice, and the choice of the Mario Kart Items as the rule item is a reference to the Golden Mushroom, a rare Mushroom item used in the Mario Kart games. The Super Armor battle condition and the Attack Power ↑ battle condition is a reference to the Miracle Mushroom, Toad's special item in Mario Kart Arcade GP in which grants the user invincibility and the ability to knock over any rival karts it runs into. Furthermore, the Uncontrollable Speed battle condition is a reference to the Golden Mushroom giving the player an infinite number of speed boosts until its timer expires.
1,321		Peachette	•Peach •Mii Brawler (Super Mushroom Hat, Yellow Toad Outfit, High Voice Type 7) •Luigi •Mario		10,000	Mushroom Kingdom U (hazards off)	•Easy to Launch •Low Gravity	•All fighters are easy to launch •Timed battle •Gravity is reduced	Ground Theme - New Super Mario Bros. U	The choice of Peach as a fighter is a reference to Toadette being a playable character in New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe in which Toadette transforms into Peachette after touching the Super Crown which greatly resembles Peach. The choice of minion fighters is a reference to the other playable characters of New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe which consists of Mario, Luigi, and Yellow Toad. The Low Gravity hazard, and the Easy-to-Launch battle condition is a reference to Peachette's ability to floating and mid-air jumping abilities. Furthermore, the timed battle condition is a reference to the levels of the Super Mario Bros. games being set on a time limit.

Series Order

Number	Name	Series
1	Mario	Super Mario Series
2	Builder Mario	Super Mario Maker Series
3	Mario (Wedding)	Super Mario Series
4	Luigi
5	Peach
6	Daisy
7	Bowser
8	Dr. Mario	Dr. Mario Series
9	Rosalina	Super Mario Series
10	Bowser Jr.
11	Iggy
12	Wendy
13	Lemmy
14	Roy (Super Mario Bros.)
15	Larry
16	Ludwig
17	Morton
18	Super Mushroom
19	Fire Flower
20	Super Star
21	Metal Mario
22	Boo Mario
23	Rock Mario
24	Gold Mario
25	Fox Luigi
26	Flying Squirrel Toad
27	Baby Peach
28	Cat Princess Peach
29	Peach (Wedding)
30	Bowser (Wedding)
31	Toad
32	Captain Toad	Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker Series
33	Toadette
34	Toadsworth	Super Mario Series
35	Waluigi
36	Goomba
37	Koopa Troopa
38	Hammer Bro
39	Lakitu & Spiny
40	Blooper
41	Bullet Bill
42	Banzai Bill
43	Shy Guy
44	Pidgit
45	Birdo
46	Mouser
47	Wart
48	Boo
49	King Boo	Luigi's Mansion Series
50	Bob-omb	Super Mario Series
51	Chain Chomp
52	Thwomp
53	Nipper Plant
54	Petey Piranha
55	Boom Boom
56	Boom Boom & Pom Pom
57	Tatanga	Super Mario Land Series
58	Hothead	Super Mario Series
59	Chargin' Chuck
60	Wiggler
61	Kamek
62	Mechakoopa
63	Dry Bowser
64	Nabbit
65	Big Urchin
66	King Bob-omb
67	Shine Sprite
68	F.L.U.D.D.
69	Piantas
70	Shadow Mario
71	Luma
72	Hungry Luma
73	Honey Queen
74	Lubba
75	Starship Mario
76	Sprixie Princesses
77	Plessie
78	Cappy
79	Pauline
80	The Odyssey
81	Goo-Goo Buggy	Mario Kart Series
82	Barrel Train
83	Bloom Coach
84	Turbo Yoshi
85	B Dasher
86	Standard Kart
87	Standard Bike
88	Cheep Charger
89	Mach 8
90	Biddybuggy Buggybud
91	Badwagon
92	City Tripper
93	Master Cycle
94	Paper Mario	Paper Mario Series
95	Paper Bowser
96	Paper Bowser (Paper Mario: Sticker Star)
97	Kammy Koopa
98	Vivian
99	Shadow Queen
100	Mr. L
101	Dimentio
102	Huey
103	Mallow	Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars
104	Geno
105	Prince Peasley	Mario & Luigi Series
106	Fawful
107	Princess Shroob
108	Starlow
109	Broque Monsieur
110	Dreambert
111	Antasma
112	Papercraft Mario
113	Sidestepper	Mario Bros. Series
114	Freezie
115	Eggplant Man	Wrecking Crew Series
116	Viruses	Dr. Mario Series
117	Flies & Hand	Mario Paint Series
118	Wanda	Super Mario Series
119	Kid	Mario Golf Series
120	Professor Elvin Gadd	Luigi's Mansion Series
121	Poltergust 5000
122	Polterpup
123	Perry	Super Princess Peach
124	Waluigi (Super Mario Strikers) Waluigi (Mario Strikers)	Super Mario Strikers Series Mario Strikers Series
125	Petey Piranha (Super Mario Strikers) Petey Piranha (Mario Strikers)
126	Mini Mario	Mario vs. Donkey Kong Series
127	Mini Mario & Hammers
128	MC Ballyhoo & Big Top	Mario Party Series
129	Rabbid Peach	Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle
130	Rabbid Mario
131	Rabbid Kong
132	Mario (Mario Tennis Aces)	Mario Tennis Aces
133	Luigi (Mario Tennis Aces)
1,300	Dice Block	Super Mario Series
1,301	River Survival
1,302	Golden Dash Mushroom
1,303	Piranha Plant
1,321	Peachette

Trivia

• Prior to the 1.1.0 update, King Boo was ordered between Poltergust 5000 and Polterpup rather than being ordered right after Boo.
  • Additionally, the ordering of Antasma and Papercraft Mario was swapped.
• Not counting the Mario sub-universes, Link (in the Master Cycle) is the only character to be included with another series’ spirits other than their own.
  • It also marks the first time his Skyward Sword design is ever directly referenced in Smash, due to this version of him being the basis for him in Mario Kart 8.
• The Golden Dash Mushroom, Dice Block, and River Survival spirits were the first Downloadable content spirits tied to a limited-time event on the Spirit Board, and also the first DLC spirits available without the requirement of an additional game, as the Partner Eevee and Partner Pikachu spirits originally required save data of Pokémon: Let's Go, Eevee!/Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! on the Nintendo Switch.
• Although the name of the Golden Dash Mushroom spirit originates from Mario Party: Island Tour, its spirit battle and artwork are derived from the Mario Kart series, where the item is generally referred to as the Golden Mushroom. However, the item has been referred to as the Golden Dash Mushroom in Europe as of Mario Kart 7.
  • The Golden Dash Mushroom spirit's series is generically listed as the “Super Mario Series” instead of the two series mentioned above.
  • The Golden Dash Mushroom spirit's effect is dissimilar to its effect in either series; it turns the player giant, making it closer to the Mega Mushroom.
• Rabbid Peach, Rabbid Mario, and Rabbit Kong are the only Mario spirits not to play music from the Super Mario universe, instead playing Arcade Bunny's Theme, which is likely a reference to the Arcade Bunny being a rabbit.
• Barrel Train is the only Mario Kart spirit not to be fought on either Figure 8-Circuit or Mario Circuit.
• The Flies and Hand spirit is listed as part of the "Mario Paint Series", although Mario Paint does not have any sequels (excluding the Satellaview re-releases Mario Paint BS Ban and Mario Paint Yuushou Naizou Ban). Super Mario Maker takes many elements from Paint, including the Flies and Hand, and began development as a sequel, but is not considered as such.
  • There is, however, a set of Mario Paint spiritual successors called Mario Artist on the Nintendo 64DD, but the 4 released installments of the series do not feature the Flies and Hand in any form either.
• Similarly, Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker is considered a "Series", despite only being a singular game outside of re-releases.
• Despite the Dice Block and River Survival originating from Mario Party series, their spirits' series is listed as the "Super Mario Series". This is despite the MC Ballyhoo & Big Top spirit's series being listed as the "Mario Party Series".
• Spirits of Waluigi, Baby Peach and Wanda are generically listed as the "Super Mario Series", despite not debuting in a mainline Super Mario game.
• Rabbid Kong's spirit actually depicts a corrupted, alternate form named Mega Rabbid Kong, appearing only in the Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle: Donkey Kong Adventure expansion DLC.
• Mario Tennis Aces was singled out rather than summarized as Mario Tennis series like any other series.
• Despite appearing dynamically in the New Donk City Hall stage, the four musicians of the The Super Mario Players do not appear as spirits. Similarly, the Shellcreepers from Mario Bros. and the Buzzy Beetles from Mushroom Kingdom do not appear as spirits either.
• Super Mario, The Legend of Zelda, EarthBound, Ice Climber and Pac-Man are the only series represented by a fighter to use in-game sprite art for their spirits.