Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo XDS

Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo XDS
Developer(s)	Ω Studios, Sora Ltd., HAL Inc.
Publisher(s)	Nintendo, GameZ Inc.
Platform(s)	Nintendo XDS
Genre(s)	Action-Fightning
Series	Super Smash Bros.
Predecessor	Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U
Release Date(s)	Worldwide: 13th October 2018
Age Rating(s)	USRB T+ PEGI 12+
Available Input	*XDS (While connected to TV) WiiMote WiiMote+Nunchuk Wii Classic Controller Wii U Gamepad Wii U Pro Controller GameCube Controller
Storage Needed	18.2 GB
Cost	€59.99

WARNING: This page is a reboot of the past game Super Smash Bros. X (ZeroCube).

SYSOP APPROVAL! This game was SYSOP APPROVED! That's grand!

Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo XDS (Great Fray Smash Brothers Ultra for XDS in Japan), often shortned/referred to as SSB5, Smash 5, SSBXDS, Smash XDS, Smash X or SSBX, is a 2.5D fightning game for Nintendo XDS developed by HAL Laboratories, Sora Ltd. and Ω Studios. and published by Nintendo. It was released along with the Nintendo XDS the 13th of October 2020. Content-wise, it is the biggest in the series, offering a total of __ characters, __ stages, ____ trophies and ___ music tracks. Like all games for Nintendo XDS, you can connect your XDS to a TV and play the game on it, you can connect all the Wii U compatible controllers; multiple XDS can connect to a single TV and play together.

The game was announced with a trailer at E3 2017 along with the Nintendo XDS, confirming it being a launch title. At E3 2018 a beta was made available, featuring 11 fighters: Mario, Luigi, DK, Yoshi, Link, Kirby, Pikachu, Samus, Fox, Captain Falcon and Ness, and featuring 2 stages, Battlefield and Final Destination. At E3 2019 many newcomers had been revealed, and the release of the demo downloadable at eShop for free. At E3 2020 the game was close to release and Sonic was confirmed to return as a DLC fighter in the near future after the game's release.

The overall main theme is a medley of the series' themes. In the very beginning we can hear a fraction of Smash 64, then goes to Smash 4, then to Brawl, then to Smash 4 again and at the end Melee.

A sequel for the game (AKA another entry in the series. duh) was also comfirmed. Similarly to Smash 4, it will have two versions that differ from each other but retain same character roster and movesets.

MAJOR CHANGES:

• Sans Is Nomore (also known as "Project S.I.N.")
• Character section was enhanced visually.

Gameplay

Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo XDS is the 5th entry of the series. Similarly to all other entries of the series, characters instead of having an health bar have a %. The % gets higher the more damage they take; the higher the % the stronger they will be launched with an attack. The goal is to make opponents go out of the screen, by launching them.

There is a new feature: Special Sets. Players now have access to two different Special Move sets which are labelled "Set X" and "Set Z". Each set is available from start; each set can be used in any mode, even in online mode. Both sets have Customized Specials that can also be unlocked with various ways.

Equipment and Custom Moves return, now adding a third variant to special moves, and adding a new variant for the Final Smash, which is totally different (King Dedede's Standard FS: Masked Dedede. King Dedede's Custom FS: Dedede Burst).

Accompanying Omega stages (which also return) Delta forms become a new feature. Delta stages are Battlefield-like versions of stages.

Stages's hazards can be removed in the rules.

Final Smashes do return. While in normal gameplay you get to break the Smash Ball in order to gain access to the Final Smash, there is an optional Final Smash system, which is also the only way to gain access to the Final Smash in Online - With Anyone and Boss Battles. Just sustain or give damage and the Smash Meter will fill up. Once it's full, press B and unleash your Final Smash as usual. Now, each character has 2 Final Smashes. Special executes Final Smash 1 while Special+Attack executes Final Smash 2.

Now attacks that have a Fire or a Thunder effect have special properties. Fire attacks may give an additional 7% of damage and Thunder attacks may paralyze the opponent.

Most characters have a unique victory theme that differs from the series's victory theme.

Controls

• A: Neutral Attacks (with Left Circle Pad)
• B: Special Attacks (with Left Circle Pad)
• X/Y: Jump
• L/R: Shield
• ZL/ZR: Grab
• START: Pause
• SELECT: Instant Snapshot (can be used in Online)
• Left Circle Pad: Move (left/right) Jump (up) Crouch (down)
• Right Circle Pad: Smash Attack
• D-Pad: Taunts

Game Modes (short)

• Smash - The basic modes of the game.
  • Smash
  • Special Smash
  • 8-Player Smash
  • Master vs. Crazy
  • Tournament
  • amiibo Card Smash
• Smash + - Games that differ from the original Smash mode, but are multiplayer modes.
  • Smash Run
  • Smash War
  • Smash Dungeon
  • Smash Tour (DLC)
  • StreetSmash (DLC)
• Story Mode: Ultimate Chaos - A sequel to the Subspace Emissary.
  • I: Black Awakening
  • II: Starstorm
  • III: Legendary Labyrinth
  • IV: Darkness Overdrive
  • 0: The Subspace Emissary DX (DLC)
• Solo - Games that are normally played alone or with a friend.
  • Classic
  • Classic Quest (DLC)
  • Adventure
  • Melee Adventure (DLC)
  • All-Star
  • Tower of Smash
  • Event Match
  • Special Orders
  • Boss Battles
  • Training
• Stadium - Minigames to have fun with.
  • Multi-Man Smash
  • Home-Run Contest
  • Target Test/Madness/Blast
  • Platform Test
  • Enemy Rush
  • Race to the Finish (DLC)
• Online - Online modes.
  • For Fun
  • For Glory Ω
  • For Glory Δ
  • Master vs. Crazy
  • Survival Crusade (with version 1.2)
• Vault - Everything left.

Characters

This game has 101 characters (when counting each Mii Fighter class as a stand-alone character) to choose from, 43 more than Smash 4, 63 more than Brawl, 75 more than Melee, and 89 more than Smash 64.

The game has 58 veteran fighters and 43 newcomers (ironically enough, the same as the difference of the characters in Smash 4. In fact, almost all veterans included here have appeared in that game, with Wolf "taking the place" of Duck Hunt.)

The game has 29 unlockable fighters, 55 starters, and 18 DLCs.

White means "Starting veteran", red means "Unlockable veteran", gold means "Starting newcomer" and silver means "Unlockable newcomer".

Not all characters of this game have been announced before the game's release. Newcomer unlockable fighters weren't revealed at all to make the game "more surprising", as stated by Sakurai. The only exception was Geno.

Characters
Mario	Luigi	Bowser	Bowser Jr.	Peach	Rosalina & Luma
Paper Mario	King Boo	Yoshi	DK	Diddy Kong	Wario
Geno	Mr. Game & Watch	Link	Toon Link	Zelda	Sheik
Ganondorf	Midna	Vaati	Kirby	King Dedede	Meta Knight
Magolor	Robobot Kirby	Knuckle Joe	Bandana Dee	Galacta Knight	Samus
Zero Suit Samus	Dark Samus	Pit	Dark Pit	Palutena	Magnus
Fox	Falco	Wolf	Ness	Lucas	Ninten
Masked Man	Marth	Ike	Lyn	Roy	Robin
Corrin	Captain Falcon	Pikachu	Charizard	Jigglypuff	Mewtwo
Deoxys	Greninja	Lucario	R.O.B.	Shulk	Chibi-Robo
Olimar	Little Mac	Ice Climbers	Takamaru	Mach Rider	Excitebiker
Isaac	Pac-Man	Mega Man	Ryu	Phoenix Wright	Bomberman
Shovel Knight	Quote	Black Mage	Inkling	Mii Fighters	????
					????
DLC Characters
Sonic	Cloud	Wii Fit Trainer	Villager	Sylux	Snake
Bayonetta	Genesect	Phosphora	NES Mario	Dark Matter	Impa
Linkle	???	???	???	???	???

Stages

There are __ stages in the game. Each stage has an Omega and a Delta.. When a stage is in Omega form, it will turn flat, just like Final Destination. When a stage is in Delta, it will resemble Battlefield's layout.

Stages's hazards can be removed in the rules.

Red denotes unlockable stages.

Stages
Battlefield	Big Battlefield	Final Destination
1-1	Super Bell Hill	Mushroom Kingdom U
Delfino Plaza	Mario Kart Stadium	Rainbow Cruise
3D Land	Luigi's Mansion	Mario Galaxy
Golden Plains	Super Mario Maker	Peach's Castle 64
Bowser's Castle	Mushroom Kingdom 64	Paper Mario II
Mario Circuit (Brawl)	WarioWare Inc.	Gamer
Yoshi's Island	Yoshi's Story 64	Yoshi's Island (Brawl)
Kongo Jungle 64	Gangplank Galleon	Jungle Japes
Bridge of Eldin	Hyrule Castle 64	Temple of Time
Hyrule Temple	Gerudo Valley	Clock Town
Pirate Ship	Zelda U stage	Sky Realm
Dream Land 64	Classic Dream Land	Battleship Halberd
Great Cave Offensive	Dedede Arena	Another Dimension
Fountain of Dreams	City Trial	Mind in the PROGRAM)
Planet Zebes 64	Norfair	SR388
Tourian	Pyrosphere	Skyworld
Palutena's Temple	Reset Bomb Forest	Space Pirate Ship
Sector Z 64	Lylat Cruise	Orbital Gate Assault
Area 3	Onett	New Pork City
Magicant	Castle Siege	Arena Ferox
Sacred Palace	My Castle	Saffron City 64
Sun/Moon stage	Pokémon Stadium X	Pokken Street
Sky Pillar	Port Town Aero Dive	Mute City (Melee)
Flat Zone Z	Gaur Plains	Mira Fields
Gyromite	Zip Lash World	Desk
Formidable Oak	Pikmin 4 stage	Boxing Ring
Rhythm Heaven	RttMMC	Mach Rider
The Summit	Balloon Fight	Excitebike
Sol Sanctum	Turf War	Pilotwings
Wuhu Island	Wrecking Crew	Nintendo Badge Arcade
Space Invaders	Tetris	Pong
NES Remix	Nintendo Land	Streetpass Quest
PAC-MAZE DX	Proto Man's Castle	Suzaku Castle
The Courtroom	Bomb Factory	Passage Plains
Mimiga Village	Chaos Shrine	????
		????
DLC Stages
The Great Galaxy Tour	Tower of Hera	HAL Room
Sand Ocean	Ridley's Lair	Pandora's Labyrinth of Deceit
Pictochat X	Green Hill Zone	Windy Hill Zone
Midgar	Wii Fit Studio	Smashville
Town and City	Tortimer Island	Shadow Moses Island
Umbra Clock Tower	???	???
Smash: Origins DLC Packs Stages
Big Blue	Fourside	Icicle Mountain
Green Greens	Kongo Jungle (Melee)	Peach's Castle (Melee)
Brinstar	Mushroom Kingdom (Melee)	Mushroom Kingdom II
Yoshi's Story	Great Bay	Brinstar Depths
Venom	Poké Floats	Mario Bros.
Rumble Falls	75m	Frigate Orpheon
Spear Pillar	Distant Planet	Hanenbow
Rainbow Road	Spirit Train	Unova League
Prism Tower	Mute City (3DS)	Living Room
Tomodachi Life	PAC-MAZE	PAC-LAND
Mario Circuit (Wii U)	Woolly World	Jungle Hijinxs
Skyloft	Kalos League	Coliseum
Garden of Hope	Miiverse	Metal Cave

Items

Smash Ball	Beam Sword	Ray Gun	Home-Run Bat
Barrel	Crate	Rolling Crate	Capsule
Drill Arm	Sandbag	Timer	Assist Trophy
Motion-Sensor Bomb	Bumper	Fan	Cracker Launcher
Super Shroom	Giant Shroom	Poison Shroom	Micro Shroom
Super Star	Double Cherry	Hammer	Golden Hammer
Metal Box	Bob-Omb	Super Leaf	Propeller Shroom
Lightning Bolt	Freezie	Shell	Hothead
Banana	POW Block	Boomerang	Spiny Shell
Bullet Bill	Fire Flower	Star Rod	Maximum Tomato
Warp Star	Dragoon	Superspicy Curry	Rainbow Sword
Heart Container	Bunny Hood	Deku Nut	Beetle
Bombchu	Cucco	Screw Attack	X Bomb
Back Shield	Ore Club	Killer Eye	Daybreak
Smart Bomb	Arwing Air Call	Franklin Badge	Mr. Saturn
Poké Ball	Master Ball	Unira	Pitfall
Boss Galaga	Special Flag	Super Scope	Lip's Stick
Hocotate Bomb	Rocket Belt	Steel Diver	Total Shield
Flipper (DLC)	Cloaking Device (DLC)	Parasol (DLC)	Barrel Cannons (DLC)
Red Shell (DLC)	Fire Bar (DLC)	Steel Diver (DLC)	Blast Box (DLC)

Game Modes

SMASH

Smash

Smash is just the main mode. Up to 4 players can battle. The fight can be a free-for-all or ally with others in a team match. These are the settings:

• Time - Battle for the best KO score within the time limit.
• Stock - Your KO score doesn't matter - it's all about surviving.
• Coins - From your attacks, coins do generate from your targeted's body. Wins the one with the most coins within the time limit.
• Deathmatch - The first player who gets at the set number of KOs, wins.
• HP - Battle with HP instead of %.
• Time+ - Battle for the best KO score within the time limit... with a twist: Falls or SDs won't reduce your score!

Special Smash

In Special Smash, special conditions can be applyed. (All effects last until the end of the match. Items, like the Ray Gun, which regularly have limited use, will have infinite use.) Special Smash

8-Player Smash

8-Player Smash is Smash with 8 players. Only big, Ω and Δ can be used. In addition to red, blue, yellow, and green indicators for players 1-4, players 5-8 receive indicators colored orange, grey, white, and black respectively.

Master vs. Crazy

In Master vs. Crazy, players are split into teams, and the setting is a time match. However, when a player KOs a rival, the rival team's health will be lowered down. The default setting is 10 KOs, but it can be adjusted to everyone's liking. After a team's health bar got empty, the one who's made the highest number of KOs in that team will become either Master Hand or Crazy Hand, depending on the team, and will get a new, exclusive moveset to that mode. After that, the team health bar will be replaced by Master/Crazy Hand's health (of course, they can't flinch nor be launched). This mode is based off Light vs. Dark.

Tournament

You know what is a tournament. No need to explain.

SMASH +

Smash Run

In Smash Run, the player adventures in a huge labyrinth filled of enemies, treasure chests and challenge doors for a limited set time. Once defeated, enemies will drop stat boosts, which will improve attack, speed, etc. There are 10 stats: Attack, Aerial Attack, Special Attack, Smash Attack, Jump, Speed, Lag (Redution), Defence, Range, and Arms. Throughout the labyrinth, challenge doors will appear, with big prizes for them; events, featuring an array of effects, will happen. After this first part, a Final Battle will take place, which will usually consist in just Smash/Special Smash.
Bosses may appear. If the player wins against them, he/she'll earn a lot of boost items, and 3 treasure chests and a Full Heart Container will appear. If he/she loses, the 75% of his/her boosts will float away.

Smash War

TBA

Smash Dungeon

TBA

Smash Tour (DLC)

In Smash Tour, players play on a board, reminiscent of Mario and Wii Party. Each player (represented as a Mii) starts off with two different fighters and all move at once in the board, controlling the direction of movement. On each space, there might be a stat boost, a fighter, or an item; checkpoints will also upgrade them, and if all five checkpoints are visited, a large Star stat boost will be obtained. When 2 or more Miis collide, or when a player lands on a Smash Space, a fight will start. Each player chooses a fighter they've collected, and after the fight, the fighter won't be able to be used again. When players arrive at first place in a battle, they'll earn stat boosts, items, and fighters. After final turn's end, a final battle will start.

StreetSmash (DLC)

In StreetSmash, players must knock other fighters out of the map. Unlike before, StreetSmash can be played locally with human players. When a token is knocked over the stage, the knocker will receive gold. At the end of the battle, the player who receives the more gold wins. Players can move around, attack, shield, dodge, and counterattack. When a token attacks, it will dash forward, launching anything in its path. The attack can also be charged for more distance and knockback. When a token has a shield up, it can dodge incoming attacks to escape and gain some invincibility frames. If a player shields an incoming attack and presses the attack button shortly afterwards, the token will unleash a counterattack, which power depends on the dodged attack's charge amount.

STORY MODE: ULTIMATE CHAOS

STORY MODE: ULTIMATE CHAOS is the story mode of the game and takes place some time after the events of The Subspace Emissary. It takes place in four parts, respectively Black Awakening, Starstorm of the Ancients, Legendary Labyrinth, and Darkness Overdrive. Black Awakening was available along with the game's release, and the other parts were all made available for free with patch updates.

Some characters are able to speak and make full senteces and also voiced by their respective voice actors, like Rosalina, Zelda, Midna, Pit, Palutena, Dark Pit, Magnus, Marth, Ike, Roy, Robin, Lyn, and Corrin. Of the DLC characters, Snake, Bayonetta, Phosphora and Impa share this ability, too.

I: Black Awakening

Black Awakening is the first part of the story, and was available since version 1.0 of the game. It tells about the "Black Awakening" of an ancient beast that threatens the World of Trophies with its incoming awakening and is willing to destroy it if its awakening isn't stopped in time. The awakening is led by a mysterious entity which only appears as a black floating orb, simply called as "X", and its army. X appearently wants to destroy every fighter by trasforming them into trophies. This part includes 31 chapters.

II: Starstorm

Starstorm is the second part of the story, included with update 1.2 of the game. It tells about an unknown meteor "shower" on the World of Trophies bringing in many new foes that want to trasform the fighters into trophies as well but aren't allies of X and his army. This part includes 41 chapters.

III: Legendary Labyrinth

Legendary Labyrinth is the third part of the story, included with update 1.5 of the game. It tells about every single fighter being stuck in the Legendary Labyrinth, and having to escape. The legendary labyrinth was in fact built by X. This part includes 31 chapters.

IV: Darkness Overdrive

Darkness Overdrive is the fourth and final part of the story, included with the 2.0 update. It tells about X's army building a machine that makes the World of Trophies collapse under darkness. It also tells about the final battle between the Super Smash Bros. and X. This part includes 61 chapters.

0: The Subspace Emissary DX

As a paid DLC, The Subspace Emissary DX is a remake of The Subspace Emissary from Brawl, featuring new ehnanced graphics and extra chapters.

SOLO

Classic

In Classic Mode players will have to battle foes to continue moving. Similarly to Melee's Classic mode, each round's character and stage is totally randomized. You've got 2 stocks, and after each round, they will be refilled. In the last round, however, you have 5 stocks.

• Round 1 - Single Battle
• Round 2 - Team Battle
• Round 3 - Free-for-all
• Round 4 - Single Battle or Team Battle
• Round 5 - Free-for-all or Team Battle
• Bonus Round - Target Smash, Platform Board, Waves of Enemies or Crystal Smash
• Round 6 - Single Battle or Free-for-all
• Round 7 - Single Battle or Team Battle or Free-for-all
• Round 8 - Multi-Man Smash
• Round 9 - Vs. Master Hand (Blue Path, from 0.0 to 7.0), Vs. Master Hand and Crazy Hand (Purple Path, from 3.0 to 8.0) Vs. Master Hand, Crazy Hand and Master Core (Red Path, from 5.1 to 9.0) and Vs. Master Core X (Black Path, 9.1 only).

Completing Classic Mode gives the character's throphy.

There are two DLC settings for the mode and are obtained by buying the Super Smash Bros. x Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U: the first one is called Classic: World Map, and resembles SSB3DS's Classic mode, where you travel in a World Map and you have 4 branches to follow, each representing a difficulty. The second one is called Classic: Arena, and resembles instead SSBWU's, where your character's trophy is put in an arena, and if it encounters a group of trophies, a fight will start.

There's also a Classic Mode Maker which allows players to create their own Classic Modes and share it with anyone or friends.

Classic Quest (DLC)

Classic Quest is a perfect replica of 1P Game from the very first Super Smash Bros. game on the N64, in HD! In the mode, players progress through a series of 11 matches (interrupted by a bonus stage after every three matches), culminating in a final battle with Master Hand 64, which looks exactly the same as it did in the original, using the same exact model and texture.

The mode has a static nature in which the player faces the same characters on the same stages in a fixed order during each playthrough. There are fourteen stages, including bonus stages, and players may choose their character, the difficulty, and number of lives before the playthrough.

• Stage 1: Link - A battle against Link on Hyrule Castle 64.
• Stage 2: Yoshi Team - A battle against a team of 18 lightweight Yoshis on Yoshi's Island 64.
• Stage 3: Fox - A battle against Fox on Sector Z 64.
• Bonus Stage 1: Break the Targets! - Break all the targets within 2 minutes.
• Stage 4: Mario Bros. - A battle against Mario and Luigi on Peach's Castle 64. Fortunately, a random ally will help you out.
• Stage 5: Pikachu - A battle against Pikachu on Saffron City 64.
• Stage 6: Giant DK - A battle against a Giant DK on Kongo Jungle 64. You've got two random allies, too.
• Bonus Stage 2: Board the Platfoms! - Board on all platforms within 2 minutes.
• Stage 7: Kirby Team - A battle against 8 lightweight Kirbys, each of them having an ability hat, corresponding to the Original 8, on Dream Land 64. The last one will always be a normal Kirby.
• Stage 8: Samus - A battle against Samus on Planet Zebes 64.
• Stage 9: Metal Mario - A battle against Metal Mario on Metal Cave.
• Bonus Stage 3: Race to the Finish! - Run and pass 5 floors to get to the final door within a minute.
• Stage 10: Fightning Polygon Team - A battle against 30 Fighting Polygons, which mimic the Original 12, on one of Battlefield's alt forms, Battlefield 64.
• Stage 11: Master Hand 64 - A battle against Master Hand 64 on one of Final Destination's alt forms, Final Destination 64.

Adventure

In Adventure Mode (a returning mode from MELEE, not BRAWL) you travel across different locations and battle foes to progress with the story. You have 3 stocks, and after you complete a world your stocks will be refilled. Worlds are far different from Melee's. Here are the worlds:

• World 1 - Mushroom Kingdom (Mario)
  • Stage 1: Ground - Reach the flagpole!
  • Stage 2: Bowser's Castle - Reach Bowser's Throne Room!
  • Stage 3: Bowser's Castle, Throne Room - Defeat Bowser!
  • Alt. Stage 3: Bowser's Castle, Throne Room - Defeat Bowser AND Bowser Jr.!
    If taking a secret path in 1-2, you will have to defeat both Bowser and Bowser Jr.
• World 2 - Kongo Jungle 64
  • Stage 1: Kongo Jungle 64 - Defeat DK and Diddy Kong!
  • Stage 2: 25m - Reach the end, avoiding Retro DK's barrels!
• World 3 - Yoshi's Island
  • Stage 1: Yoshi's Island - Defeat 50 lightweight Yoshis!
• World 4 - Dream Land (Kirby)
  • Stage 1: Green Greens - Reach the end!.
  • Stage 2: The Halberd - Destroy the 5 engines!
  • Stage 3: Defeat Meta Knight while escaping from the Halberd!
• World 5 - Underground Dungeon (The Legend of Zelda)
  • Stage 1: Collect the 8 pieces of Triforce, and defeat the ending Darknut!
• World 6 - Norfair (Metroid)
  • Stage 1: Norfair - Reach the end and defeat Ridley!
  • Stage 2: Norfair Escape Shaft - Race to the finish before the explosion!
• World 7 - Pit's Adventure (Kid Icarus)
  • Stage 1: Underworld - Reach the end!
  • Stage 2: Overworld - Reach the end!
  • Stage 3: Skyworld - Reach the end, and defeat Dark Pit!
• World 8 - Pokémon Stadium (Pokémon)
  • Stage 1: Pokémon Stadium X - Defeat Giant Pikachu!
• World 9 - Corneria (Star Fox)
  • Stage 1: Corneria - Defeat Fox and Falco!
• World 10 - Castle Siege (Fire Emblem
  • Stage 1: Castle Siege - Defeat Marth, Ike, and Lyn!
• World 11 - Battlefield (Smash Bros.)
  • Stage 1: Battlefield - Battle a 100-enemy horde!
• World 12 - Final Destination (Smash Bros.)
  • Stage 1: Final Destination - Vs. Duon X

Completing Adventure Mode gives the character's Alt. Trophy.

There's also an Adventure Mode Maker where players can create their own Adventure Modes by selecting from a number of the available franchises and share it with their friends or world.

Melee Adventure (DLC)

Melee Adventure is an almost perfect replica of Melee's Adventure Mode, in HD! In the mode, players need to complete the objective to progress.

• World 1: Mushroom Kingdom
  • Stage 1: Reach the Finishing Point
  • Stage 2: Mario & Peach Battle on Peach's Castle (Melee)
  • Alt. Stage 2: Luigi & Peach Battle on Peach's Castle (Melee)
• World 2: Kongo Jungle
  • Stage 1: Double Tiny DK Battle on Kongo Jungle
  • Stage 2: Giant DK Battle on Kongo Jungle
• World 3: Underground Maze
  • Stage 1: Reach the Finishing Point
  • Stage 2: Zelda & Sheik Battle on Temple
• World 4: Brinstar
  • Stage 1: Samus Battle on Brinstar
  • Stage 2: Brinstar Escape Shaft
• World 5: Green Greens
  • Stage 1: Single Kirby Battle on Green Greens
  • Stage 2: Team Copy Ability Kirby Battle on Green Greens
  • Opt. Stage 3: Giant Kirby Battle on Green Greens
• World 6: Corneria
  • Stage 1: Fox Battle on Corneria (SectZ_Corn [same appearence of Corneria])
  • Stage 2: Fox Reborn Battle on Corneria (SectZ_Corn [same appearence of Corneria]
  • Alt. Stage 2: Falco Battle on Corneria (SectZ_Corn [same appearence of Corneria])
• World 7: Pokémon Stadium
  • Stage 1: 12-Team Pokémon Battle on Pokémon Stadium X (PokStadX_PokéStad1tot [only Pokémon Stadium 1 forms will appear and Pokémon Stadium 1 appearence])
• World 8: F-Zero GP
  • Stage 1: Reach the finishing point
  • Stage 2: Captain Falcon Battle on Mute City (Melee)
• World 9: Onett
  • Stage 1: 3-Team Ness Battle
• World 10: Icicle Mountain
  • Stage 1: Reach the top + Ice Climbers Battle
• World 11: Battlefield
  • Stage 1: 15-Wireframes Battle
  • Stage 2: Metal Bros. Battle
• World 12: Final Destination
  • Stage 1: Giant Bowser Battle
  • 5.1 or Higher - Stage 2: Giga Bowser X Battle

All-Star

In All-Star mode the game pits players against the entire cast of characters. The player's attack and knockback are higher than usual; opponents are lighter and deal less damage and knockback.

There are several options for how characters do appear:

• By Franchise
• Alphabetical
• Oldest to Newest
• Newest to Oldest

There's also an All-Star Mode Maker where players can create their own All-Star modes.

Tower of Smash (TBA)

TBA

Completing Tower of Smash mode gives the character's Custom trophy.

Event Match

Event Matches put the player in a scenario with certain conditions and a certain objective, which is the key to clear them. There are 71 events and intensity can be set (from 0.0 to 9.0). In the DLC packs, all of the Melee, Brawl and Smash Wii U events can be found.
List of Event Matches

Special Orders

Master

In Master Orders, the player is given a set of passes (or "Orders" as the game calls them) that can be purchased. These tickets can only be tried one time each. Challenges include: one-on-one battles, team battles, horde battles, target smash, etc. Custom characters are permitted. Sometimes, a ticket may include extra effects, such as the player being given "mega" status and everybody having a launch rate of 1.4x.

Crazy

Crazy Orders is similar to Master Orders except with a greater entrance fee but potentially greater rewards. After paying the price of 5000G or a Crazy Orders Pass, the player selects his or her character and begins play on Turn 1. Like Master Orders, there are three normal options to choose among, beginning with simple ones such as a one-on-one with a low-level computer, and each having its own reward. Unlike Master Orders, no ticket includes extra effects. A player advances turns by choosing and winning a battle. After the first turn, Crazy Hand becomes the fourth option, and the player may choose to end the Crazy Order by choosing him at any turn. There is a time limit, but it's rarely an obstacle; because some damage is carried from one turn into the next, the danger of losing a battle increases with each, and a player should consider choosing to battle Crazy Hand depending on whether they can win another turn.

Completing Crazy Orders gives the character's Custom 3 trophy.

Core

TBA

Stadium

Multi-Man Smash

• Multi-Men Limit: Defeat a limited number of Multi-Men, ranging from 10 to 100.
• Time Limit: Defeat as many Multi-Men as possible in the time limit that ranges from 3 minutes to 15.
• Other
  • Rival Smash: Defeat more Multi-Men than you rival.
  • Cruel Smash: Fight against an endless number of super-strong Multi-Men.
  • Micro-Cruel Smash: Fight against an endless number of extremely small and powerful Multi-Men.
  • Endless Smash: FIght against an endless number of Multi-Men.

Home-Run Contest

Launch Sandbag the farthest as possible with the Smash Bat.

Target Smash

• Target Test: Break 10 targets in a map that is always different for each character.
• Target Madness: Break 10 targets in 15 maps that are always the same for each character.
• Target Blast: Launch a bomb to destroy targets.

Platform Test

Board on ten platforms in a map that is always different for each character.

Race to the Finish (DLC)

Race to the end of the maze within the time limit.

Enemy Rush

Defeat common enemies from an array of games.

• Enemy Limit: Defeat a limited number of enemies, ranging from 10 to 500.
• Time Limit: Defeat as many enemies as possible in the time limit that ranges from 1 minutes to 15.

ONLINE

For Fun

In For Fun, players are dropped in any stage with max hazards and all items allowed.

Survival Crusade

Survival Crusade is an online mode added with the 1.2 patch update. In this mode, up to 125 players are dropped in a labyrinth that is ten times bigger Smash Run's labyrinth. Players can ally with other players or simiply go alone. The goal of the mode is to survive until the end. Anyway, after some time, most areas will be filled with purple darkness, and anyone in it will be KO'd instantly and lose the match. The darkness will keep growing until it reaches the safe zone, where it will disappear. Around the labyrinth there might appear treasure chests with stat boosts, items, etc. Players have only 100 HP, too. When two or more players encounter, they can fight to decrease the number of players left, too.

Other

• Conquest - Support a team along with other players to win prizes!
• Spectate - Watch other players' matches, live!
• Share - Share your customized characters, Mii Fighters, Custom Stages and Labyrinths, Replays, Snapshots and more!
• Ballot - Vote for more content to be added!
• Co-Op - Find players from all over the world to let them join your Solo/Smash Run sessions!
• Online Tourney - It's a tournament online! Create one or join some created by others!

VAULT

• Trophies - See trophies and their flavor text (Gallery), see your whole trophy collection (Horde), or buy some (Shop).
• Album - Take a look at snapshots you've taken.
• Replays - Watch replays you've saved.
• Challenges - Can you beat all 251 challenges?
• Animation Data - See all the animations for fighters and complete data about them, including hitboxes, sweetspots, sourspots, damage, knockback...
• Custom - Customize characters and Mii Fighters.
• Records - Take a look at your progress so far.
• Stage Builder - Build stages for normal Smash mode.
• Tips - Read small blurbs of informations.
• Movies - Watch several movies, such as newcomer trailers.
• Masterpieces - Play free time-limited versions of classic games fighters come from.
• Vault Minigames - Vault Rush, Snag the Collectibles, Coin Launcher, Lottery: all fun minigames to play and earn rewards.
• Labyrinth Builder - Build labyrinths for Smash Run.

amiibo

Many amiibos are compatible for the game, and a new collection has also been released.

Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo XDS Collection

Wave 1

Wave 1 was made available the 15th of November 2020, and included 10 amiibos out of

• Mario
• Luigi
• Link
• Zelda
• Kirby
• Magolor
• Pikachu
• Charizard
• Samus
• Paper Mario

Available DLC

Past Smash Games

Super Smash Bros. 64 DLC Pack

The Super Smash Bros. x Super Smash Bros. 64 DLC Pack was revealed in Smash Direct #?? the 20th of October. The pack was made to recollect some of the content from the game that inaugurated the series and for the nostalgia-lovers. Sakurai confirmed that development began alongside the game's development, and finished after the game's release. The pack was made available the 14th of December for €6.99, and includes:

• Classic Quest (mode)
• Metal Cave (stage)
• Original music and remixes of it
• Master Hand 64 (boss)
• Race to the Finish! (mode)
• Optional Jeff Manning announcer clips, directly ripped from the game
• Super Smash Bros. 64 models as alt costumes for the original 12

Super Smash Bros. Melee DLC Pack

The Super Smash Bros. x Super Smash Bros. Melee DLC Pack was revealed in Smash Direct #?? the 14th of March 2021. The pack was made to recollect some of the content from the game that initiated the series's competitive action. The pack was made available the 26th of May 2021 for €16.99, and includes:

Super Smash Bros. Brawl DLC Pack

The Super Smash Bros. x Super Smash Bros. Brawl DLC Pack was revealed in Smash Direct #?? the 14th of March 2021. The pack was made to recollect some of the content from the game that was more casual-directed than Melee, however was a great game, overall. The pack was made available the 27th of June 2021, the same day of Brawl's release in Europe, for €21.99, and includes:

Super Smash Bros. for 3DS and Wii U DLC Pack

The Super Smash Bros. x Super Smash Bros. for 3DS and Wii U was announced in Smash Direct #?? the 14th of March 2021. The pack was made to recollect some of the content from the game that was a "combo" of Melee and Brawl. The pack was made available the 3rd of October 2021, nearly an year after the game's release, and the same day of the 3DS version release for €27.99, and includes:

Bundles

A special bundle includes all DLCs and was made available only through pre-order at GameStop. Stocks got later refilled over and over again until the game came out. It was later made available again. Since no DLCs were out at the game's release, all of the DLCs would've been downloaded for free with future updates.

Trivia

• This game contains all the original VS mode Super Smash Bros. stages.
• This game takes a bit of inspiration from Super 5mash Bros. 5.
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