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Steve is implied to have received an invitation in an article on the official ''Minecraft'' website, stating that [[Mojang Studios]] employee Per Landin encountered the letter at the front door of the Studio, addressed to Steve and Alex, and then proceeding to state that Steve and Alex have been invited to ''Super Smash Bros.''<ref>https://www.minecraft.net/en-us/article/minecraft-joins-super-smash-bros--ultimate</ref> Nevertheless, this article was written by management of the aforementioned website, and is not necessarily recognized as ''Super Smash Bros.'' canon, as far as that may exist. | Steve is implied to have received an invitation in an article on the official ''Minecraft'' website, stating that [[Mojang Studios]] employee Per Landin encountered the letter at the front door of the Studio, addressed to Steve and Alex, and then proceeding to state that Steve and Alex have been invited to ''Super Smash Bros.''<ref>https://www.minecraft.net/en-us/article/minecraft-joins-super-smash-bros--ultimate</ref> Nevertheless, this article was written by management of the aforementioned website, and is not necessarily recognized as ''Super Smash Bros.'' canon, as far as that may exist. | ||
Aside from character reveal trailers, the ''Smash'' invitation | Aside from character reveal trailers, the ''Smash'' invitation has also been used as a general motif for the game's downloadable content. This can be seen in the Japanese download card for the [[Fighters Pass]] Vol. 1 and Vol. 2, which features an image of a ''Smash'' invitation on its front. It is often used in relation to unrevealed downloadable characters, as can be seen in several ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate'' presentations and information on the game's website pertaining to downloadable content. It was also used in the September 4, 2019 [[Nintendo Direct]] to represent the confirmation of additional downloadable fighters outside of the Fighters Pass Vol. 1, months later it was confirmed that there will be six more playable characters in the Fighters Pass Vol. 2, and each challenger pack makes use of the ''Smash'' invitation as a placeholder before the character is revealed. | ||
Additionally, a physical stationery set designed after the ''Smash'' invitation is offered for sale on the Japanese My Nintendo website. It costs 400 platinum points and consists of three envelopes, three wax seals, and six sheets of notepaper. The set could be considered the closest "official" look at the contents of the invitation, and is designed such that the notepaper fits within the envelope when folded in half.<ref>https://twitter.com/SmashBrosJP/status/1283213309827637248</ref> | Additionally, a physical stationery set designed after the ''Smash'' invitation is offered for sale on the Japanese My Nintendo website. It costs 400 platinum points and consists of three envelopes, three wax seals, and six sheets of notepaper. The set could be considered the closest "official" look at the contents of the invitation, and is designed such that the notepaper fits within the envelope when folded in half.<ref>https://twitter.com/SmashBrosJP/status/1283213309827637248</ref> | ||
