Super Smash Bros. Worlds Collide is the seventh installment of the Super Smash Bros. series, coming after the 2018 installment, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. It is a platforming fighting game being developed by Grand Star Productions, Namco Bandai Games Inc, Platinum Games Inc, and Sora Ltd. The games feature mostly identical gameplay, but with several differences in other areas. This is the second game of the series to be released on a Nintendo Switch, being released after Ultimate. This game will take inspiration from the cancelled Super Smash Bros. Brawl mod, Project M in which that most characters has been given buffs and nerfs compared to the previous installments, making them better fighters while keeping the roster balanced. This was done to make battles more interesting to play. Even more mechanics and game modes have also been added to make the game feel like it isn't even a Smash Bros game.
Gameplay[]
Worlds Collide keeps the same basic gameplay like the previous titles. The game is a platform fighter, where players control characters from different video game franchises, beating up opponents and increasing their damage percentage making it higher and causing them to fly farther when they are hit again. The main objective is to KO opponents off the stage. All character has the same inputs, but each of them has a different action.
Custom Moves return from Smash 4 after being absent in the previous installment (sans Mii Fighters). However they have been made to be more different than the base move, giving the player more decisions. As a result, they're more difference in attacks like Palutena's and Mega Man's Custom Moves in Smash 4. The Rage mechanic returns, but this time there is no cap, and knockback from attacks will increase as players will take more damage.
Perfect Shielding has now been converted to Shield Countering in which you can counter an attack after performing a Perfect Shield. Footstools can't be teched as in Brawl and SSB4 and gliding from Brawl returns to some characters such as Meta Knight, Pit and applies to new characters like Galacta Knight and Tapu Koko. The selection of difficulty for CPU's have now increased from 1 - 9 to 1 - 12 with 9+ offering a real challenge for pros or players feeling confident. When players are meteor smashed, players under them will also be meteor smashed dubbed, Meteor Slamming. Screen KO's and Star KO's won't appear in the last 30 seconds of battle so players KO'ing others at the last second will get the point. The Directional Air Dodge returns from Ultimate along with Wavedashing from Melee.
Game Modes[]
Classic[]
Classic Mode returns from previous games. Similar to Smash 4 and Ultimate, players can set the difficulty anywhere from 0.0 (No Effort) to 9.0 (Nothing Harder!). It is most similar to its version in Ultimate where every character has their own set of matches and always has a minigame and a boss except for certain characters. Notably, it is a lot longer than in Ultimate, being more similar to its length from SSBM and SSBB. What's different is that you start with two lives rather than one like in Smash 4. If a player completes a stage without getting damaged, you gain an extra stock.
Versus[]
Versus Mode is a multiplayer mode that enables players or cpu's to fight against each other with many settings. The characters can participate in a variety of battles such as Free-for-alls and team battles. The players can also set the rules for the battle including the amount of time, the amount of stock, the items that can be used, handicaps, and the stage that the battle will take place on like in Ultimate. The players can also choose settings for the computer players including computer players' levels. Rules can be changed when playing Special Smash. There are five types of battles:
- Stock - Each player has a limited amount of stocks and they lose them once they fall of the stage. The last player remaining wins.
- Time - Each player has an infinite amount of stocks but the battle has a time limt. The player who knocks the opponents more times than the rest wins.
- Coin - Each player drops a random amount of coins when they are attacked. The player with more coins when the time is up wins.
- Stamina - Each player has a set amount of health and the player that reaches 0 HP, they are knocked out. The last player remaining wins.
- Capture - A new mode introduced to SSBWC. Around the stage is a highlighted area where each player has to go and stay in ti to gain points. The less people there is the more points you'll earn. After a set amount of time, the zone will change places. The player or team with the most points at the end wins.
- Reverse Smash - A new mode introduced in a weird way. Instead of trying to KO a player, you need to be KO'd. However self destructing yourself doesn't count and will punish you as a result.
- Squad Strike - Returning from Ultimate, an elimination-style battle mode where the player can choose between 3-on-3 or 5-on-5 Squad Strikes, which can be carried out with one player on each side playing as three or five characters, or three or five players on each side each playing as one character.
- Smashdown - Also returning from Ultimate, players enter a series of matches selecting a character for each one. After one match ends, however, the characters used in that match are no longer available for subsequent matches, forcing players to select a different character for the next one.
- Tourney - Returning from Ultimate as well, allowing up to 32 participants to compete. After selecting the number of total participants, number of CPU players and tourney type, the game automatically generates a tournament bracket.
All-Star[]
All-Star Mode returns from previous installments. Like the past games, All-Star Mode pits the player against every playable fighter in the game with limited healing options. Like Ultimate, All-Star Mode will be available at the start of the game. DLC characters will be added once downloaded. Similar to the installments, the matches are organized by the years the fighters have been originated. Between 2 and 6 fighters may be fought during a round, with each round getting harder and harder as the CPU gets stronger. The order will always pit Mr. Game and Watch first and Dr. Coyle last (Rex and Pyra in purchased). Only the Mii's dont appear, but can be playable. The stage depends on what characters you are fighting. For example, if you're fighting a team of six with Mr. Game and Watch, you would be fighting on the Flat Zone X stage.
Multi-Man Smash[]
Multi-Man Smash is a type of mode that pits the player (or two players) up against large groups of opponents. There are several different variations of the Multi-Man Smash, all of which return from previous instalments.
- 10-Man Smash: You are fighting against 10 randomly generated Mii Fighters. The last fighter will sometimes be someone on the roster.
- 100-Man Smash: The player fights against 100 fighters. Every 20 fighters, a randomly picked character from the roster will appear.
- 3-Minute Smash: The game challenges the player to fight an onslaught of fighters while surviving for three whole minutes.
- 15-Minute Smash: The player is challenged by the game to get the most KO's in the next fifthteen minutes while surviving.
- Rival Smash: The player fights against a shadow version of the character they chose and will defeat as many fighters to win. If the rival is KO'ed, he/she will respawn.
- Infinite Smash: The match has no time limit and the player will keep beating many fighters until he/she has been defeated.
- Brutal Smash: All of the CPU's will be super strong, even stronger than a Level 12 fighter. The player's knockback has also been changed and no items will spawn.
Smash Run[]
Smash Run is a gameplay mode that first appeared on Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS. It is a combination of platforming and exploration, along with the traditional fighting gameplay. Unlike it's prequel, the island you travel on is a lot larger and there's more to see. The match is also available to edit, such as editing the timer from a 5 minute match to a 15 minute match and changing the enemy spawn rate.
Players are tasked with strengthening their attributes by finding items in chests, as well as defeating numerous enemies from The Subspace Emissary and other game series. Bonus stages are also hidden behind doors in the map also allow for players to take part in challenges that can give them further boosts to their various attributes and more prizes. Special events occur on the map and provides tasks like defeating a mini boss or finding hordes of the same enemies. In Multiplayer mode, players can press giant P-Switches that drop huge Bob-ombs hidering players progress. Enemies do attack the player and some make them drop their power-ups sometimes. If you get KO'd, some of your stats will be decreased as a penalty.
Items can also be found throughout place including "Powers" you can add to your custom character. When the time limit has expired, all power-ups collected are added to the character's stats, and the players compete in one of a variety of "Final Battles", selected randomly, lasting one minute. After a Smash Run match, players will obtain the trophies, character customization items, gold, and powers that they collected while in the adventure course.
Smash Run can now also be played online with other players, or locally with one other player. Players can also run into each other in the map and fight, with a player able to steal half of a player's collected stats should they defeat another player. Co-op mode is also playable in Smash Run.
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Stats[]
When an enemy is defeated, they will drop Stat Bonuses that will be added to your stats. The six stat boosts you can obtain are Speed, Attack, Special, Jump, Arms, and Defense.
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Increases damage of all normal attacks. |
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Increases jump height and falling speed. This stat does affect double jumps and wall jumps. |
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Increases damage of all special moves. Some special moves may gain increased range or a shortened charge time. |
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Increases walking speed, dashing speed, air speed, and traction. |
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Increases strength of projectiles, item attacks, healing effects from items, and throws. Grabbing range is also increased, items of timed duration last longer, and the user is less likely to drop items when attacked. |
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Makes it more difficult to launch characters and increases flinch resistant. Additionally, the shield becomes harder to break |
World Collisions[]
World Collisions is the new story mode where it takes place 3 years after Tabuu's defeat and the Subspace Emissary in Super Smash Bros. Brawl.
http://fantendo.wikia.com/wiki/Super_Smash_Bros._Worlds_Collide/Story_Mode
Online Play[]
Everything has been the same for Online Play ever since Super Smash Bros. 4.
- With Friends: Play with friends online by connecting to the network.
- With Anyone: Play with any Super Smash Bros. player by connecting to the internet.
- Tournaments: Enter and battle in online tournaments with friends or strangers.
With Friends mode gives the player the option to create a room and set up custom rules for the match for friends.
With Anyone is divided into two modes:
- For Fun: For fans who plays for fun. Results are not recorded. All items and gimmicks are on and players can use custom characters. Final Destination will not be playable.
- For Glory: For serious players. For this mode, the results are recorded and all items, custom characters and stage gimmicks are turned off. Final Destination is also playable unlike the latter.
Tournaments will allow people to fight in a tournament bracket match similar to Tournament Mode from Super Smash Bros. Brawl. The players can also bet on who will win by setting the amount of coins they wish to bet, as the risk of losing the bet.
Vault[]
- Trophies - Look and play with your collected trophies.
- Stage Builder - Create your own stages. This also returns the feature from Brawl where the player can send their stage to Nintendo and they'll showcase it by sending it to everyone.
- Gallery - See your trophies and read descriptions about their origins.
- Hoard - Play and take pictures of your trophies.
- Trophy Games - Play minigames to collect even more trophies!
- Trophy Pinball - Same from Brawl
- Trophy Rush - Same from Smash 4
- Shop - Buy Trophies to add to your collection. There are now clerks that can give sales or special deals on trophies.
- Album - Look at screenshots and replays here. You can also view special movies.
- Jukebox - Play music in the game, and listen to sound effects. The My Music option is here.
- Amiibo - Manage your Amiibo here.
- Artbook - Look through the art in Nintendo's history such as concept art, documents, and boxarts.
- Masterpieces - Masterpiece, which are special demos of classic games these characters originated from returns after being absent in Ultimate. There is no time limit, but you can only save three game at a time.
Data[]
- Records - Look at your character records, and global character records set by other poeple.
- Stats - Look through your stats to see how long you played or how many attacks you've done.
- Milestones - Look through your milestones to see your accomplishments.
Characters[]
There are a total of 116 fighters (63 veterans, 39 newcomers, 6 echo fighters). Not to mention the addition of 7 additional DLC fighters, bringing the total to 123 fighters which is more than Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. Franchises such as Pokemon, Sonic the Hedgehog, and Mega Man have expanded to more than one representative for that series. Other series have also been introduced like Disgaea, ARMS, and Puyo Puyo. Some Echo Fighters have also evolved into becoming their own character like Dr. Mario and Dark Pit.
Beginning Veterans[]
Mii Fighters[]
All three Mii Fighters return with a major upgrade. While keeping their original moves, they also recieved additional moves as well as the choice of changing their Final Smash. 8 new Mii Fighter Types are available, bringing the total to 11 Mii Fighters all together.
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| Mii Brawler | Fight with brawn by becoming a Mii Brawler |
Moveset 1: Same moves from SSBU Moveset 2: Chi Fist: The Mii Brawler punches forth, sending a fist-shaped energy blast. Draining Punch: The Mii Brawler's hand glows before launching a punch that heals themself. Wind-Up Haymaker: The Mii Brawler swings there arm around, charging a punch causing damage when thrown. Side B Eclipse Throw: The Mii Brawler lunges forth grabbing someone and throws them at a fair distance. Grounding Headbutt: The Mii Brawler grabs someone and headbutts them, burying them in the ground. Lightning Kick: The Mii Brawler performs a quick, electrical flying kick that hits multiple times. Up B Rising Dive Kick: The Mii Brawler kicks upward, rising into the air, before decending with a downward kick. Body Slam: The Mii Brawler jumps high into the air before crashing down. Dynamite Knuckle: The Mii Brawler jumps upwards while causing an explosion at the top. Down B Evade: The Mii Brawler eyes glow before an opponent attacks, dodging the attack that's coming and striking back. Tectonic Stomp: The Mii Brawler stomps their foot on the ground, sending a shockwave that lifs opponents off the ground. Boulder Breaker: The Mii Brawler hits the ground, making a boulder that can be punched towards a foe or used as cover. |
Omega Blitz: Same from SSBU Super Punch Rush: The Mii Brawler punches their opponent and begins shooting super-powered energy blasts shaped of fists before charging in and delivering a deadly punch |
| Mii Swordfighter | Become a master of a blade with the Mii Swordfighter |
Moveset 1: Same moves from SSBU Moveset 2: B Buzzsaw Beam: The Mii Swordfighter slashes ahead while sending a saw blade-shaped energy beam that racks damage. Cresent Strike: The Mii Swordfighter raises their sword up getting energy before sending out a cresent-shaped energy blast. Storm Lance: The Mii Swordfighter charges their sword before thrusting it while producing wind. Side B Drill Impale: The Mii Swordfighter charges up before stabbing forth while racking damage. Blade Blitz: The Mii Swordfighter goes forth a distance before coming at someone and repeatedly slash them. Piercing Lunge: The Mii Swordfighter hops a short distance upward and strikes diagonally down, causing enemies to crumple. Up B Slash Dash: The Mii Swordfighter zips up in the air, while cutting at enemies and dealing damage. Leaping Slice: The Mii Swordfighter deals damage with an uppercut slash while rising into the air. Draw Drop: The Mii Swordfighter leaps forward into the air before they plunge with a fast slash if pressed again. Down B Blade Somersault: The Mii Swordfighter flips and does a rotating swing while dealing racking damage. Photon Drop: The Mii Swordfighter jumps up in the air and stabs the ground, causing light to erupt from both sides. Quake Stab: The Mii Swordfighter lifs their sword and plunges it down in front of them shaking the ground and burying foes. |
Final Edge: Same as SSBU Holy Slash: The Mii Swordfighter enlarges their sword with light and hits the opponents with one slash to initiate the Final Smash and two huge slashes; one from the top and one from the side. |
| Mii Gunner | Attack from long range with the Mii Gunner |
Moveset 1: Same moves from SSBU Moveset 2: B Cryo Grenade: The Mii Gunner shoots a grenade that explodes in a frosty burst, freezing enemies. Blow Torch: The Mii Gunner shoots out a controllable stream of fire that gets weaker when used too long. Flash Ray: The Mii Gunner charges and fires a long-ranged laser beam.
Tornado Fan: The Mii Gunner's arm cannon makes a fan and dashes a short distance while the fan racks damage and blows wind. Mercury Spike: The Mii Gunner shoots out a metal liquid that becomes a spike that deals damage when touched. Holo-Arrow: The Mii Gunner charges and releases a holographic arrow that shoots forward.
Gravity Sphere: The Mii Gunner creates a barrier around them and flies into the air. Bubble Bomb: The Mii Gunner makes a bubble and floats with it into the air; it can be used as an explosive. Aqua Launcher: The Mii Gunner fires a jet stream of water, propelling themself upwards. Down B Bazooka Buster: The Mii Gunner transforms their arm cannon into a bazooka that fires a rocket towards the aimed direction. Cloaking Device: The Mii Gunner uses their arm cannon and turns invisible for 8 seconds. Launch Ring: The Mii Gunner launches a ring that, when detonated, creates a shockwave senting enemies away. |
Full Blast: Same as SSBU Giga Drill Crush: The Mii Gunner blasts their opponents towards a canyon where the arm cannon becomes a giant-sized drill and racks damage as the opponents are being drilled. |
| Mii Sorcerer | Cast powerful magic spells as the Mii Sorcerer |
B Frost Wave - The Mii Sorcerer shoots a small blue ball that becomes a medium ranged wave of ice that freezes opponents.
Side B Blaze Rain - The Mii Sorcerer launches three balls of fire in an arc that leaves pillars of fire where it landed.
Up B Warp Ring - The Mii Sorcerer spawns a yellow controllable ring that transports them to it's position.
Down B Mirror Body: The Mii Sorcerer seals themself in a crystal shell that reflects projectiles while increasing their weight.
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Hyper Comet: The Mii Sorcerer summons a large star-shaped asteroid from space which can be guided onto the battlefield with the reticle, before crashing down and exploding. |
| Mii Athlete | Fight with athletic skills as the Mii Athlete |
B Racket Serve: The Mii Athlete throws and hits the tennis ball with a tennis racket.
Side B Pole Vault: The Mii Athlete uses a long pole to launch them self afar.
Up B Trampoline: The Mii Athlete spawns a trampoline below themself and bounces high.
Down B Bowling Roll: The Mii Athlete rolls a bowling ball across the ground.
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Slam Dunk: The Mii Athlete grabs the nearest opponent and jumps high into the air and slams them down the basketball hoop with tremendous force. |
| Mii Painter | Utilize the power of creation as the Mii Painter |
B Paintball: The Mii Painter uses the paintbrush and launches a small blob of paint.
Side B Paint Bucket: Mii Painter will throw a puddle of paint from the bucket.
Up B Rainbow Bridge: Mii Painter will paint a platform underneath them and can make a longer one on the inputed direction.
Down B Paint; Bomb: Mii Painter will paint a bomb and throws it at an enemy. Can be used as an item
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Canvas Cyclone: The Mii Painter spins rapidly while using their paintbrush to create a monsterous sized twister of paint that racks up damage when trapped inside before exploding violently, launching anyone caught in it away. |
| Mii Engineer | Build and dominate the field with the Mii Engineer |
B Plasma Rifle: The Mii Engineer pulls out a rifle and shoots small rounds of plasma.
Side B Hoverboard: The Mii Engineer will ride on a hoverboard in the pointed direction.
Up B Helicopter Helmet: The Mii Engineer puts on a helicopter shaped helmet and flies in the given direction.
Down B Bomb Drone: The Mii Engineer deploys a bomb-shaped drone and walks around until it blows up.
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Mecha Madness: The Mii Engineer calls for a flying mech that rams towards enemies into the air before the Mii Engineer flies towards them and fires a barrage of missiles. |
| Mii Ninja | Become stealthy and swiftly attack as the Mii Ninja |
B 4-Point Star: The Mii Ninja throws forward a shuriken, dealing damage.
Side B Smoke Screen Dash: The Mii Ninja uses a smoke bomb and disappears in smoke and reappears at a distance.
Up B Ninja Leap: The Mii Ninja jumps high into the air.
Down B Pyrotechnics: The Mii Ninja charges up before unleashing a fiery attack.
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| Mii Cartoonist | Defy logic with cartoons as the Mii Cartoonist |
B Large Fist: The Mii Cartoonist enlarges their fist and punches ahead. Baseball Bat: The Mii Cartoonist winds up and swings for hard hitting damage. Chewing Cannon: The Mii Cartoonist chews and spits out a cannonball. Side B Zip: The Mii Cartoonist gets into a running start position before running forwards, ramming into enemies. Copter Arms: The Mii Cartoonist spins their arms around, racking damage. Transport Hole: The Mii Cartoonist spawns a hole and jumps inside it leading to another spawned hole and jumps out of it. Up B Parasol Glide: The Mii Cartoonist raises into the air and glides with a parasol. Smoke Bomb: The Mii Cartoonist disappears in a puff of smoke and reappears at their destination. Arm Stretch: The Mii Cartoonist stretches their arm up in the air to grab a ledge or deal damage. Down B Acme Arsenal: The Mii Cartoonist pulls out a random item and uses it (mouse trap, plank, bomb, rocket launcher). Dust Cloud: The Mii Cartoonist counters a hit and beats the enemy up in a dust cloud. Elastic Arms: The Mii Cartoonist stretches their arm across a medium-range distance before punching. |
Train Wreck: The Mii Cartoonist spawns a hole in front of him that drops foes on to train tracks as the Mii Cartoonist points at a direction where a speeding train comes and rams into the trapped opponents. |
| Mii Dragon | Unleash your fury and power as the Mii Dragon |
B Burning Breath: The Mii Dragon breathes a stream of fire that gets weaker when used consecutively. Icy Breath: The Mii Dragon breaths cold air that can freeze opponents. Spark Breath: The Mii Dragon breaths electricity that paralyzes enemies. Side B Solar Knuckle: The Mii Dragon ignites their fist in flames and unleashes a fiery punch attack. Arctic Knuckle: The Mii Dragon emits cold air from their fist and punches forth, freezing anyone hit by it. Thunder Knuckle: The Mii Dragon charges electricity into their fist and punch ahead. Up B Dragon Charge: The Mii Dragon charges with a blue aura and flies upwards, dealing damage along the way. Dragon Loop: The Mii Dragon flies upward in a loop-de-loop path while dealing damage . Dragon Meteor: The Mii Dragon flies into the air for a short while until they slam down on the ground. Down B Tail Sweep: The Mii Dragon spins around while hitting foes with their tail. Tail Whip: The Mii Dragon rears back before performing a long-ranged tail strike. Tail Wind: The Mii Dragon spins around while blowing wind from both sides. |
Draco Doom: The Mii Dragon dashes straight ahead before colliding with foes who are sent to a deserted area where the Mii Dragon fires a large green energy ball that turns into the shape of a dragon which explodes on the enemies. |
| Mii Masher | Turn the fight into a game of Whack A Mole with the Mii Masher |
B Charge Smash - The Mii Masher charges up before unleashing a powerful upward swing. Burn Charge - The Mii Masher swings their hammer, firing a fiery projectile forward. Hammer Chuck - The Mii Masher throws their hammer in an arc, dealing damage while leaving themself vulnerable until they spawn a new hammer. Side B Mallet Twirl - The Mii Masher spins around racking damage, but will leave them dizzy if used too much. Sledge Vault - The Mii Masher slams the ground in front of them, sending them forward in the air. Thunder Swing - The Mii Masher charges electricity before swinging forward. Up B Propeller Hammer - The Mii Masher spins their hammer around, propelling themself in the air. Impact Swing - The Mii Masher does an uppercut slam with the hammer, launching them in the air. Super Hammer Smash - The Mii Masher leaps high into the air before crashing down with their hammer. Down B Dropper Dozer - The Mii Masher's hammer glows purple before it slams the ground while creating an energy shockwave that induces sleep on anyone caught in it. Anvil Spin - The Mii Masher holds and twirls it below them to deal rapid damage. Shatter Slam - The Mii Masher charges up before slamming the ground, burying nearby enemies. The time they spend buried depends on how long the hammer was charged. |
Giga Hammer: The Mii Masher will enlarge their hammer and rise into the air before falling back down and slams on the opponents below them dealing heavy damage while sending shockwaves on both sides which also deal damage. |
Newcomers[]
Unlockable Characters[]
Unlockable Veterans[]
Unlockable Newcomers[]
Unlocking Criteria[]
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Delfino Plaza |
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Bowser Castle |
| Piranha Plant |
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Mushroom Kingdom |
| Wario |
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Warioware Inc. |
| Ganondorf |
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Gerudo Valley |
| Young Link |
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Great Bay |
| Dark Samus |
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Brinstar Depths |
| Ridley |
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Norfair |
| Wolf |
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Sector Z |
| King K Rool |
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Gangplank Galleon |
| Mewtwo |
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Spear Pillar |
| Incineroar |
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Alola Pokemon League |
| Captain Falcon |
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Port Town Aero Dive |
| Ness |
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Fourside |
| Lucas |
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Magicant |
| Lucina |
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Castle Seige |
| Chrom |
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Coliseum |
| Corrin |
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Arena Ferox |
| Mr. Game and Watch |
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Flat Zone X |
| Dr. Mario |
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Mushroomy Kingdom II |
| Duck Hunt |
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Duck Hunt |
| Ryu |
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Suzaku Castle |
| Ken |
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Battle Harbor |
| Cloud |
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Midgar |
| Bayonetta |
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Umbra Clock Tower |
| Kamek |
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Yoshi's Island |
| Dimentio |
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Castle Bleck |
| Galacta Knight |
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Royal Road |
| Purah |
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Zora's Domain |
| Cia |
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Hyrule |
| Lyn |
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Battlegrounds |
| Diancie |
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Prism Tower |
| Gardevoir |
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Pokemon Stadium 2 |
| Young Cricket |
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Diamond City |
| Cuphead |
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The Die House |
| Dig Dug |
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Pooka Tunnels |
| Classic Sonic |
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Chemical Plant Zone |
| Shovel Knight |
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Tower of Fate |
| Sans |
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| Arle |
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Primp Town |
| Black Mage |
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Lunar Core |
| Lilac |
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Fortune Street |
| Neku |
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Scramble Crossing |
| Earthworm Jim |
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New Junk City |
| Excitebiker |
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Excitebike Arena |
Echo Fighters (Newcomers)[]
DLC Fighters[]
Stages[]
http://fantendo.wikia.com/wiki/Super_Smash_Bros._Worlds_Collide/_Stages
Assist Trophies[]
Assist Trophies return once again from Smash 4 and Brawl. They still function the same where a player picks it up and summons a character to aid you. There are a total of 51 Assist Trophies, 35 returning ones and 16 new ones. However some Assist Trophies have to be unlocked by playing as a certain character or completing an achievement.
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Items[]
http://fantendo.wikia.com/wiki/Super_Smash_Bros._Worlds_Collide/Items
Bosses[]
Boss Battles reappear from Brawl and Ultimate. They are used in three modes, Classic Mode, Story Mode, and the new mode Smash Gauntlet, a mode where you fight an onslaught of bosses. Below is a list of bosses that appear in SSBWC.
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Trivia[]
- Sylux, Genesect, Maxwell, Wonder Red, Nights, Starfy, Mickey, Axl, Quote, Marina Liteyears, Jill Valentine, Loppunny, Cia and were planned to be playable characters but were scrapped for unknown reasons...