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:*Spring Man's Spirit Battle has a Mii Brawler wearing a costume based on him on the Boxing Ring stage, possibly as reference to [[Spring Stadium]]. | :*Spring Man's Spirit Battle has a Mii Brawler wearing a costume based on him on the Boxing Ring stage, possibly as reference to [[Spring Stadium]]. | ||
:* Ribbon Girl’s Spirit Battle has a Mii Brawler wearing a costume based on her on Spring Stadium. The Brawler has additional jumps as reference to one of her abilities. | :* Ribbon Girl’s Spirit Battle has a Mii Brawler wearing a costume based on her on Spring Stadium. The Brawler has additional jumps as reference to one of her abilities. | ||
:*Min Min's Spirit is represented by [[ | :*Min Min's Spirit is represented by [[fireemblem:Corrin|Corrin]] donning an orange alternate costume. She often uses Dragon Fang Shot, an attack that involves turning her arm into a dragon much like Min Min's ability to turn her ARM into a dragon when charged. The stage is set in [[smashwiki:New Pork City|New Pork City]], possibly because it resembles a China-themed setting. The music that plays is Dragon Driftway from Mario Kart 8, a track with a China-themed aesthetic as well as a game that was also produced by [[Kosuke Yabuki]]. | ||
:*Ninjara’s Spirit is represented by Greninja (Mii Brawler, if the Ninjara costume is purchased). The fighter starts with the Boomerang item, which bears resemblance to his default ARMS, the [[Chakram]]. The stage is set in Suzaku Castle, possible due to it and [[Ninja College]]’s aesthetic of a Japanese-themed setting. | :*Ninjara’s Spirit is represented by [[bulbapedia:Greninja (Pokémon)|Greninja]] (Mii Brawler, if the Ninjara costume is purchased). The fighter starts with the Boomerang item, which bears resemblance to his default ARMS, the [[Chakram]]. The stage is set in Suzaku Castle, possible due to it and [[Ninja College]]’s aesthetic of a Japanese-themed setting. | ||
:*Twintelle's Spirit is represented by [[smashwiki:Bayonetta|Bayonetta]], who tends to use Smash attacks. Both Bayonetta and Twintelle use their hair in battle and can both slow down attacks. Bayonetta also starts the fight with a [[smashwiki:Drill|Drill]] which bares resemblance to Twintelle's default ARMS, the [[Parasol]]. The stage is set in [[smashwiki:New Donk City Hall|New Donk City Hall]], which bears resemblance to [[Cinema Deux]]. | :*Twintelle's Spirit is represented by [[smashwiki:Bayonetta|Bayonetta]], who tends to use Smash attacks. Both Bayonetta and Twintelle use their hair in battle and can both slow down attacks. Bayonetta also starts the fight with a [[smashwiki:Drill|Drill]] which bares resemblance to Twintelle's default ARMS, the [[Parasol]]. The stage is set in [[smashwiki:New Donk City Hall|New Donk City Hall]], which bears resemblance to [[Cinema Deux]]. | ||
:*Mechanica's Spirit is represented by [[ | :*Mechanica's Spirit is represented by [[mariowiki:Wendy O. Koopa|Wendy]], another young girl who fights in a machine. She has super armor, similarly to how Mechanica's robot mech also has super armor when attacked. She is also giant, which may be because Mechanica is the tallest ''ARMS'' character when inside her mech. | ||
:*Kid Cobra's Spirit is represented by Min Min, donning an alternate costume that looks similar to Kid Cobra's color scheme. She has increased move speed when at high damage, which may be because of Kid Cobra having the quickest dash in the game when charged. She also starts the battle with a Drill, possibly due to Kid Cobra's default ARMS, [[Slamamander]]. The stage is set in [[smashwiki:Fourside|Fourside]], possibly due to it and [[Snake Park]]'s similar aesthetic of a city at night. The Bumpers that appear on stage reference the [[Clapback]], one of his most recommended ARMS. | :*Kid Cobra's Spirit is represented by Min Min, donning an alternate costume that looks similar to Kid Cobra's color scheme. She has increased move speed when at high damage, which may be because of Kid Cobra having the quickest dash in the game when charged. She also starts the battle with a Drill, possibly due to Kid Cobra's default ARMS, [[Slamamander]]. The stage is set in [[smashwiki:Fourside|Fourside]], possibly due to it and [[Snake Park]]'s similar aesthetic of a city at night. The Bumpers that appear on stage reference the [[Clapback]], one of his most recommended ARMS. | ||
:*Helix’s Spirit is represented by Dark Samus donning a green alternate costume who is a fighter with greater dodging abilities. The stage is set in [[smashwiki:Frigate Orpheon|Frigate Orpheon]], due to it and [[DNA Lab]] both having test tubes. In addition, the Pokèmon [[ | :*Helix’s Spirit is represented by [[metroidwiki:Dark Samus|Dark Samus]] donning a green alternate costume who is a fighter with greater dodging abilities. The stage is set in [[smashwiki:Frigate Orpheon|Frigate Orpheon]], due to it and [[DNA Lab]] both having test tubes. In addition, the Pokèmon [[bulbapedia:Ditto (Pokémon)|Ditto]] appears as a possible reference to both Helix and Ditto being sentient slimy lifeforms. | ||
:*Max Brass’s Spirit is represented by King K. Rool donning a yellow alternate costume, who is another heavyweight fighter that has super armor. He becomes giant and has increased attack power when his HP is low, similarly to how Max Brass becomes larger and more powerful when charged or when at low health. The stage is set in [[smashwiki:Norfair|Norfair]], possibly due to it and [[Sky Arena]] both having columns of fire. | :*Max Brass’s Spirit is represented by [[mariowiki:King K. Rool|King K. Rool]] donning a yellow alternate costume, who is another heavyweight fighter that has super armor. He becomes giant and has increased attack power when his HP is low, similarly to how Max Brass becomes larger and more powerful when charged or when at low health. The stage is set in [[smashwiki:Norfair|Norfair]], possibly due to it and [[Sky Arena]] both having columns of fire. | ||
* In an interview with Nintendo Dream, series director Masahiro Sakurai confirms that because the base roster was completed prior to the announcement of ARMS in January 2017, a playable fighter from ARMS wasn't able to make it into the base roster of ''Ultimate''.<ref>https://japanesenintendo.com/2019/01/21/decidueye-almost-chosen-for-smash-in-an-interview/</ref> However, a then-unannounced character from ARMS was later announced as a downloadable fighter for the second Fighter’s Pass in a Nintendo Direct mini on {{#dateformat:2020-03-26}} and formally revealed as Min Min on {{#dateformat:2020-06-22}}. | * In an interview with Nintendo Dream, series director Masahiro Sakurai confirms that because the base roster was completed prior to the announcement of ARMS in January 2017, a playable fighter from ARMS wasn't able to make it into the base roster of ''Ultimate''.<ref>https://japanesenintendo.com/2019/01/21/decidueye-almost-chosen-for-smash-in-an-interview/</ref> However, a then-unannounced character from ARMS was later announced as a downloadable fighter for the second Fighter’s Pass in a Nintendo Direct mini on {{#dateformat:2020-03-26}} and formally revealed as Min Min on {{#dateformat:2020-06-22}}. | ||
* According to series director Masahiro Sakurai, Min Min was selected as the ''ARMS'' representative just because Kosuke Yabuki requested her. However, even before his request, both Min Min and Ninjara were in consideration for the spot. | * According to series director Masahiro Sakurai, Min Min was selected as the ''ARMS'' representative just because Kosuke Yabuki requested her. However, even before his request, both Min Min and Ninjara were in consideration for the spot. | ||
