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|name=''Super Smash | |name=''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate'' | ||
|icon=Icon-Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.jpg | |icon=Icon-Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.jpg | ||
|image=BoxNA Super Smash Bros Ultimate.png | |image=BoxNA Super Smash Bros Ultimate.png | ||
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*[[Spring Stadium]] was added to the game as a downloadable stage alongside Min Min. The stage features several platforms that can be jumped upon for additional height and a display that cycles through every ARMS fighter. | *[[Spring Stadium]] was added to the game as a downloadable stage alongside Min Min. The stage features several platforms that can be jumped upon for additional height and a display that cycles through every ARMS fighter. | ||
*[[Spring Man]] appears as a computer-controlled ally known as an [[smashwiki:Assist Trophy|Assist Trophy]]. He punches opponents using [[Toaster]]s and uses [[Rush]] after hitting an opponent. | *[[Spring Man]] appears as a computer-controlled ally known as an [[smashwiki:Assist Trophy|Assist Trophy]]. He punches opponents using [[Toaster]]s and uses [[Rush]] after hitting an opponent. | ||
*[[smashwiki:Mii_Fighter_(SSBU)|Mii Fighters]] can wear costumes and hats based on Spring Man, [[Ribbon Girl]] and [[Ninjara]] complete with their signature [[Toaster]], [[Sparky]] and [[Chakram]] ARMS, respectively. | *[[smashwiki:Mii_Fighter_(SSBU)|Mii Fighters]] can wear costumes and hats based on Spring Man, [[Ribbon Girl]] and [[Ninjara]] complete with their signature [[Toaster]], [[Sparky]] and [[Chakram]] ARMS, respectively. The Ninjara costume was later added in the game as a DLC Mii Fighter Costume alongside the release of Min Min. | ||
*18 ''ARMS'' music tracks were added to the game as DLC, including new remixes of "ARMS Grand Prix Official Theme Song" and "Ramen Bowl" by the game's original composer, Atsuko Asahi. Min Min also has a victory fanfare after winning a battle that is an abridged cover of the ''ARMS'' theme song, notably incorporating vocals from the version performed by Ribbon Girl. The victory fanfare also incoperates the original victory jingle from the game at the end. | *18 ''ARMS'' music tracks were added to the game as DLC, including new remixes of "ARMS Grand Prix Official Theme Song" and "Ramen Bowl" by the game's original composer, Atsuko Asahi. Min Min also has a victory fanfare after winning a battle that is an abridged cover of the ''ARMS'' theme song, notably incorporating vocals from the version performed by Ribbon Girl. The victory fanfare also incoperates the original victory jingle from the game at the end. | ||
*Fighters from ARMS appear as some of many collectible, stat-boosting [[smashwiki:Spirits (characters)|Spirits]]. The 12 spirits include Spring Man, Ribbon Girl, Min Min (one base game spirit and one fighter spirit), [[Twintelle]], Ninjara, [[Master Mummy]], [[Mechanica]], [[Byte & Barq]], [[Kid Cobra]], [[Helix]] and [[Max Brass]]. | *Fighters from ARMS appear as some of many collectible, stat-boosting [[smashwiki:Spirits (characters)|Spirits]]. The 12 spirits include Spring Man, Ribbon Girl, Min Min (one base game spirit and one fighter spirit), [[Twintelle]], Ninjara, [[Master Mummy]], [[Mechanica]], [[Byte & Barq]], [[Kid Cobra]], [[Helix]] and [[Max Brass]]. | ||
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**Her seventh color is based on Ribbon Girl's Down color | **Her seventh color is based on Ribbon Girl's Down color | ||
**Her eight color is based on the Phoenix ARM and Byte & Barq's Left color | **Her eight color is based on the Phoenix ARM and Byte & Barq's Left color | ||
*While they only appeared on the jumbotron screen in Spring Stadium, the characters who were added to ARMS post-launch (Lola Pop, Misango, Springtron, and Dr. Coyle) do not appear as spirits. Max Brass however; who was a post-launch character in ARMS but only appeared as a final Grand Prix opponent prior to his inclusion, also has a Spirit. | |||
*Min Min's reveal trailer is notable for being the first time in two decades that Captain Falcon's voice actor, Ryō Horikawa provides new voice clips, though they're simply sounds of him slurping noodles rather than spoken dialogue. | |||
*Min Min appears in the CGI portion of Kazuya Mishima's reveal trailer as one of the five defeated fighters that Kazuya throws in a volcano. | |||
**Min Min also appears in Sora's reveal trailer, appearing among the crowd of fighters who were turned into trophies until later regained sentients after Sora appears. She could also be seen at the end of the final shot where Mario and Sora shake hands. | |||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
*[[smashwiki:Min Min (SSBU)|Min Min's page on SmashWiki]] | *[[smashwiki:Min Min (SSBU)|Min Min's page on SmashWiki]] | ||
*[[smashwiki:Super_Smash_Bros._Ultimate|Article on SmashWiki]] | *[[smashwiki:Super_Smash_Bros._Ultimate|Article on SmashWiki]] | ||
*[[smashwiki:ARMS (universe)|''ARMS'' universe on SmashWiki]] | *[[smashwiki:ARMS (universe)|''ARMS'' universe on SmashWiki]] | ||
*[[ARMS (game)|''ARMS'']] | *[[ARMS (game)|''ARMS'']] | ||