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[[File:SSB4 - DLC - Fighter Bundle.jpg|thumb|300px|right|The seven DLC fighters in ''SSB4'' on [[Suzaku Castle]].]]
'''Downloadable content''', usually abbreviated as '''DLC''', is additional content available to download after the initial release of a game. In the ''Super Smash Bros.'' series, DLC comes in the form of new characters, stages, music, Mii Fighter costumes, modes, and other extra content, both in purchasable and free forms.  
{{split|If we're going to go into this much detail on pricing and release history, we should have separate articles for each game as well as a general concept page for size purposes}}
'''Downloadable content''', usually abbreviated as '''DLC''', is additional content available to download after the initial release of a game.  


DLC was first confirmed for ''[[Super Smash Bros. 4]]'' in the "[[Super Smash Bros. for Wii U: 50-Fact Extravaganza]]" video presentation on October 23rd, 2014. Downloadable content for the game includes playable [[fighter]]s, [[stage]]s, and even additional features. Paid content in {{forwiiu}} is found for purchase in the {{s|wikipedia|Nintendo eShop}}, and in {{for3ds}} is found within a game-based DLC shop.
Downloadable content has been made available in two of the ''Super Smash Bros.'' games:
 
*''[[Downloadable content (SSB4)|Super Smash Bros. 4]]''
In the ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'' [[Nintendo Direct]] on November 1st, 2018, series director [[Masahiro Sakurai]] confirmed that paid DLC would be available for ''Ultimate''. It will come in 5 bundles each containing one fighter, one stage, and several [[music]] tracks. These bundles, which will also be available through the [[Fighter Pass]], will be released periodically between the game's December 2018 release and February 2020. Additionally, {{SSBU|Piranha Plant}} is available for free as a limited time early purchase bonus, and will be subsequently available for purchase. On November 6th, Sakurai announced on his Twitter account that the DLC line-up was now complete, and it was decided by Nintendo. [https://twitter.com/Sora_Sakurai/status/1059958604818657282?s=19]. However, it's implied that Sakurai will still have the final choice on whom gets added.
*''[[Downloadable content (SSBU)|Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]''
 
**[[Downloadable content (SSBU)/List of DLC Spirits|For ''Ultimate'' spirits]]
==In ''[[Super Smash Bros. 4]]''==
**[[Downloadable content (SSBU)/List of Spirits with DLC changes|For spirits with DLC changes]]
[[File:SSB3DS DLC shop.png|thumb|200px|The DLC shop as it appeared in ''Super Smash Bros. for 3DS'' after Mewtwo's release.]]
{{Disambiguation}}
===Updates===
{{main|List of updates (SSB4-3DS)}}
{{main|List of updates (SSB4-Wii U)}}
Updates to the game are downloadable at no extra cost. The game must be updated to the latest version to purchase DLC, which is done automatically after starting the game from [[Nintendo 3DS|the]] [[Wii U|system]]'s main menu. Most updates also adjust game balance and mechanics, while fixing [[glitch]]es and other errors as well. Change-logs for all updates are available at the links above. [[Nintendo]] has not released any detailed information as official announcements.
 
As with any other game, DLC data gets added via free updates. Completing a transaction to receive DLC is merely a "ticket" to grant access to said content. What this means is that DLC not purchased in an updated version is still technically installed but locked, and thus is accessible indirectly. Content that is locked can be seen and played against with opponents connecting via a system that has DLC paid for (in "[[With Anyone]]," "[[With Friends]]," and local Nintendo 3DS [[Versus]] modes). Without another person with DLC, locked content can still be seen via using [[amiibo]] as [[Figure Player]]s, and saving uploaded or shared [[replays]].
 
===Characters===
:{{symbol|pokemon|16px}} {{head|Mewtwo|g=SSB4|s=24px}} {{SSB4|Mewtwo}} (April 15th, 2015)
::''[[Melee]]'' [[veteran]] [[Mewtwo]] was announced as the very first DLC character in the ''Super Smash Bros.'' series during the 50-Fact Extravaganza on October 23rd, 2014. Mewtwo's release date was revealed on April 1st, 2015 during a Nintendo Direct. On April 15th, 2015, Mewtwo became available as a free download to players who registered both versions of ''SSB4'' on Club Nintendo before March 31st, 2015. As of April 28th, 2015, Mewtwo is available for anyone to purchase.
 
:{{symbol|mother|16px}} {{head|Lucas|g=SSB4|s=24px}} {{SSB4|Lucas}} (June 14th, 2015)
::''[[Brawl]]'' veteran [[Lucas]] was first confirmed to reappear in ''Super Smash Bros. 4'' as a downloadable character alongside the reveal of Mewtwo's release date, during a [[Nintendo_Direct#Standard_Nintendo_Directs|Nintendo Direct held on April 1st, 2015]]. He was released on June 14th, 2015. The Smash Ballot, which gave people an opportunity to vote for a new character, was also announced.
 
:{{symbol|fe|16px}} {{head|Roy|g=SSB4|s=24px}} {{SSB4|Roy}} (June 14th, 2015)
::''Melee'' veteran [[Roy]] was {{h1|leak|Roy and Ryu data}}ed as DLC in data-mining of the 1.0.6 and 1.0.8 updates. He was officially revealed by [[Masahiro Sakurai]] during a [[Nintendo_Direct#Super_Smash_Bros._-_New_Content_Approaching_6.14.15|Nintendo Direct on June 14th, 2015]], and released shortly after on the same day.
 
:{{symbol|streetfighter|16px}} {{head|Ryu|g=SSB4|s=24px}} {{SSB4|Ryu}} (June 14th, 2015)
::[[Newcomer]] [[Ryu]] from [[Capcom]]'s {{uv|Street Fighter}} series was leaked alongside Roy. Similarly, he was officially revealed by Masahiro Sakurai during a Nintendo Direct on June 14th, 2015 and released shortly after on the same day. Ryu comes as a set with the stage [[Suzaku Castle]].
 
:{{symbol|finalfantasy|16px}} {{head|Cloud|g=SSB4|s=24px}} {{SSB4|Cloud}} (December 15th, 2015)
::Newcomer [[Cloud Strife]] from [[Square Enix]]'s {{uv|Final Fantasy}} ''VII'' was announced during a Nintendo Direct on November 12th, 2015 and released on December 15th, 2015. Cloud comes as a set with the stage [[Midgar]].
 
:{{symbol|fe|16px}} {{head|Corrin|g=SSB4|s=24px}} {{SSB4|Corrin}} (February 3rd, 2016)
::Newcomer [[Corrin]] from ''Fire Emblem Fates'' was announced during a [[Nintendo_Direct#Super_Smash_Bros._-_Final_Video_Presentation_.28December_15.2C_2015.29|Nintendo Direct on December 15th, 2015]] and released on February 3rd, 2016. Corrin does not have an exclusive stage, but comes as a set with a [[music]] track in both versions; Corrin also comes with exclusive [[trophies]] in the 3DS version and two additional music tracks in the Wii U version.
 
:{{symbol|bayonetta|16px}} {{head|Bayonetta|g=SSB4|s=24px}} {{SSB4|Bayonetta}} (February 3rd, 2016)
::Newcomer [[Bayonetta]] from [[SEGA]] and PlatinumGames' {{uv|Bayonetta}} series was announced during a Nintendo Direct on December 15th, 2015 as the Smash Ballot winner, and released on February 3rd, 2016. Bayonetta comes as a set with the stage [[Umbra Clock Tower]].
 
Similar to [[clone]] characters, DLC characters are recognized by being placed in a particular area on the [[character selection screen]], regardless of which franchise from which they hail. When more than four DLC characters are on the ''3DS'' version, and all other characters are unlocked, the DLC characters are labeled "Extra Fighters" on a separate page.
 
DLC characters also lack custom moves, and all have a generic, previously [[Unused content (SSB4)|unused]] [[Palutena's Guidance]] scene. While there are no official reasons for this, the former is presumably due to time and budget constraints, and the latter is presumably due to repeatedly bringing back voice actors each time a character is released.
 
===Stages===
:{{symbol|miiverse|16px}} [[Miiverse]] {{gameIcon|SSB4-U}} (June 14th, 2015)
::A stage based on the Miiverse application found on Wii U and 3DS consoles, which was confirmed during the 50-Fact Extravaganza that it would be added to the Wii U version of ''SSB4'' in an update after release. It was made available for free on June 14th, 2015.
:{{symbol|kirby|16px}} {{gameIcon|64}} [[Dream Land (SSB)|Dream Land (64)]] (June 14th, 2015)
:{{symbol|streetfighter|16px}} [[Suzaku Castle]] (June 14th, 2015)
::Suzaku Castle comes as a set with {{SSB4|Ryu}}.
:{{symbol|mario|16px}} {{gameIcon|64}} [[Peach's Castle|Peach's Castle (64)]] (July 31st, 2015)
:{{symbol|zelda|16px}} {{gameIcon|64}} [[Hyrule Castle|Hyrule Castle (64)]] (July 31st, 2015)
:{{symbol|mario|16px}} [[Super Mario Maker]] (September 30th, 2015)
:{{symbol|zelda|16px}} {{gameIcon|ssbb}} [[Pirate Ship]] {{gameIcon|SSB4-U}} (September 30th, 2015)
:{{symbol|duckhunt|16px}} {{b|Duck Hunt|stage}} {{gameIcon|SSB4-3}} (September 30th, 2015)
::The Duck Hunt stage was available in the Wii U version at launch as an unlockable stage. It was added to the 3DS version in a free update.
:{{symbol|finalfantasy|16px}} [[Midgar]] (December 15th, 2015)
::Midgar comes as a set with {{SSB4|Cloud}}.
:{{symbol|bayonetta|16px}} [[Umbra Clock Tower]] (February 3rd, 2016)
::Umbra Clock Tower comes as a set with {{SSB4|Bayonetta}}.
 
===Modes===
*[[amiibo]] support {{gameIcon|SSB4-3DS}} (February 9th, 2015)
::The Wii U version of ''SSB4'' supported amiibo at launch, but the 3DS version had the feature added via patch on February 9th.
*[[Tourney]] mode {{gameIcon|SSB4-U}} (July 31st, 2015)
::The 50-Fact Extravaganza confirmed that the Wii U version of ''SSB4'' would contain a special mode that allows players to compete in and host tourneys online, in a similar vein to ''{{s|mariowiki|Mario Kart 8}}'' tournaments, though it would not be ready at release. Another part of this mode is an elimination style tournament mode that bears a close resemblance to that of past ''Smash'' games. This type of tourney only begins at set (albeit frequent) times. The mode was later discontinued due to the shutdown of ''Miiverse''.
 
===[[Mii costume]]s===
Additional [[Alternate costume (SSB4)/Mii Fighter|costumes]] for the Mii Fighters are available as paid DLC.
 
====Wave 1====
(April 15th, 2015)
::The first wave of clothing was among the first available DLC for ''SSB4''. It features original costumes, and costumes based on the {{uv|Mega Man}}, {{uv|The Legend of Zelda}}, and {{uv|Xenoblade}} series. For images of the costumes, see [[Alternate costume (SSB4)/Mii Fighter#DLC Shop Info|here]].
::{|class="wikitable"
!Costume!!Build
|-
|{{symbol|ssb|16px}} SSB T-Shirt || All types (outfit)
|-
|{{symbol|zelda|16px}} [[Link]] Cap, Link Outfit || {{SSB4|Mii Swordfighter}} (outfit)<br>All types (headgear)
|-
|{{symbol|zelda|16px}} [[Majora's Mask]] || All types (headgear)
|-
|{{symbol|megaman|16px}} {{b|X|Mega Man}}'s Helmet, X's Armor || {{SSB4|Mii Gunner}} (outfit)<br>All types (headgear)
|-
|{{symbol|megaman|16px}} [[Proto Man]]'s Helmet, Proto Man's Armor || Mii Gunner (outfit)<br>All types (headgear)
|-
|{{symbol|xenoblade|16px}} [[Dunban]] Wig, Dunban Outfit || Mii Swordfighter (outfit)<br>All types (headgear)
|-
|{{symbol|ssb|16px}} Cat Hat, Cat Suit || {{SSB4|Mii Brawler}} (outfit)<br>All types (headgear)
|-
|{{symbol|ssb|16px}} Monkey Hat, Monkey Suit || Mii Swordfighter (outfit)<br>All types (headgear)
|}
 
====Wave 2====
(June 14th, 2015)
::The second wave of clothing was released alongside characters and stages on June 14th, 2015. It features costumes based on the {{uv|Mega Man}}, {{uv|Animal Crossing}}, {{uv|Splatoon}}, {{uvm|Virtua Fighter}}, and {{uvn|Tekken}} series. The ''Splatoon'' costumes were also made available as part of a promotion for pre-ordering or purchasing ''Splatoon'' at GameStop between May 8th and June 13th, 2015. For images of the costumes, see [[Alternate costume (SSB4)/Mii Fighter#DLC Shop Info|here]].
 
::{|class="wikitable"
!Costume!!Build
|-
|{{symbol|animalcrossing|16px|}} [[Isabelle]] Hat, Isabelle Outfit || Mii Gunner (outfit)<br>All types (headgear)
|-
|{{symbol|megaman|16px|}} [[MegaMan.EXE]]'s Helmet, MegaMan.EXE's Armor || Mii Gunner (outfit)<br>All types (headgear)
|-
|{{symbol|megaman|16px|}} {{b|Zero|Mega Man}}'s Helmet, Zero's Armor || Mii Swordfighter (outfit)<br>All types (headgear)
|-
|{{symbol|splatoon|16px|l=Splatoon (universe)}} [[Inkling]] Wig, Inkling Outfit || Mii Gunner (outfit)<br>All types (headgear)
|-
|{{symbol|splatoon|16px|l=Splatoon (universe)}} [[Inkling]] Squid Hat || All types (headgear)
|-
|{{symbol|other|16px|l=Virtua Fighter (universe)}} [[Akira Yuki|Akira]] Wig, Akira Outfit || Mii Brawler (outfit)<br>All types (headgear)
|-
|{{symbol|other|16px|l=Virtua Fighter (universe)}} [[Jacky Bryant|Jacky]] Wig, Jacky Outfit || Mii Brawler (outfit)<br>All types (headgear)
|-
|{{symbol|other|16px|l=List of Namco universes#Tekken}} [[Heihachi Mishima|Heihachi]] Wig, Heihachi Outfit || Mii Brawler (outfit)<br>All types (headgear)
|}
 
*K.K. Slider costume (June 19th, 2015 - July 11th, 2015 (Japan)/July 31st, 2015 (Worldwide))
::In Japan, this costume was available for free as part of a promotion with {{s|wikipedia|7-Eleven}} from June 19th, 2015 through July 11th, 2015; it was released worldwide for free on July 31st, 2015 as part of the 1.1.0 update. For images of the costume, see [[Alternate costume (SSB4)#K.K. Slider costume|here]].
::{|class="wikitable"
!Costume!!Build
|-
|{{symbol|animalcrossing|16px|}} [[K.K. Slider]] Hat, K.K. Slider Outfit || Mii Gunner (outfit)<br>All types (headgear)
|}
 
====Wave 3====
(July 31st, 2015)
::The third wave of clothing was released alongside stages and modes on July 31st, 2015. It features original costumes, and costumes based on the {{uv|Donkey Kong}}, {{uv|Fire Emblem}}, {{uv|EarthBound}}, {{uv|Metroid}}, and {{uvn|Tales}} series. For images of the costumes, see [[Alternate costume (SSB4)/Mii Fighter#DLC Shop Info|here]].
 
::{|class="wikitable"
!Costume!!Build
|-
|{{symbol|ssb|16px|}} Hoodie || All types (outfit)
|-
|{{symbol|ssb|16px}} Bear Hat, Bear Suit || Mii Gunner (outfit)<br>All types (headgear)
|-
|{{symbol|donkeykong|16px|}} [[King K. Rool]] Hat, King K. Rool Outfit || Mii Brawler (outfit)<br>All types (headgear)
|-
|{{symbol|earthbound|16px|}} [[Flying Man]] Hat, Flying Man Outfit || Mii Brawler (outfit)<br>All types (headgear)
|-
|{{symbol|fireemblem|16px|}} [[Chrom]] Wig, Chrom Outfit || Mii Swordfighter (outfit)<br>All types (headgear)
|-
|{{symbol|fireemblem|16px|}} [[Black Knight]] Helm, Black Knight's Armor || Mii Swordfighter (outfit)<br>All types (headgear)
|-
|{{symbol|other|16px|l=List of Namco universes#Tales}} [[Lloyd Irving|Lloyd]] Wig, Lloyd Outfit || Mii Swordfighter (outfit)<br>All types (headgear)
|-
|{{symbol|metroid|16px|}} [[Samus]]'s Helmet<ref name=unlock group=note>This item is also unlockable through normal gameplay, but will be unlocked immediately when bought if it hasn't been already.</ref>, Samus's Armor || Mii Gunner (outfit)<br>All types (headgear)
|}
 
====Wave 4====
(September 30th, 2015)
::The fourth wave of clothing was released alongside stages on September 30th, 2015. It features original costumes, and costumes based on the {{uv|Mario}}, {{uv|Star Fox}}, {{uv|F-Zero}}, {{uv|Kid Icarus}}, and {{uvm|Monster Hunter}} series. For images of the costumes, see [[Alternate costume (SSB4)/Mii Fighter#DLC Shop Info|here]].
 
::{|class="wikitable"
!Costume!!Build
|-
|{{symbol|ssb|16px|}} Business Suit || All types (outfit)
|-
|{{symbol|mario|16px}} [[Toad]] Hat, Toad Outfit || Mii Brawler (outfit)<br>All types (headgear)
|-
|{{symbol|ki|16px|}} [[Viridi]] Wig, Viridi Outfit || Mii Swordfighter (outfit)<br>All types (headgear)
|-
|{{symbol|other|16px|l=Monster Hunter (universe)}} [[Monster Hunter|Hunter]]'s Helm, Hunter's Mail || Mii Swordfighter (outfit)<br>All types (headgear)
|-
|{{symbol|other|16px|l=Monster Hunter (universe)}} [[Monster Hunter|Rathalos]] Helm, Rathalos Mail || Mii Swordfighter (outfit)<br>All types (headgear)
|-
|{{symbol|sf|16px|}} [[Fox McCloud|Fox]] Hat, Fox Outfit || Mii Gunner (outfit)<br>All types (headgear)
|-
|{{symbol|fzero|16px|}} [[Captain Falcon]] Helmet<ref name=unlock group=note/>, Captain Falcon's Outfit || Mii Brawler (outfit)<br>All types (headgear)
|}
 
====Wave 5====
(December 16, 2015)
::The fifth wave of clothing was released alongside a character and stage on December 16, 2015. It featured costumes based on the {{uv|Final Fantasy}} and {{uv|Mario}} series. For images of the costumes, see [[Alternate costume (SSB4)/Mii Fighter#DLC Shop Info|here]].
 
::{|class="wikitable"
!Costume!!Build
|-
|{{symbol|finalfantasy|16px|}} [[Chocobo]] Hat || All types (headgear)
|-
|{{symbol|mario|16px}} [[Geno]] Hat, Geno Outfit || Mii Gunner (outfit)<br>All types (headgear)
|}
 
====Wave 6====
(February 3rd, 2016)
::The sixth and final wave of clothing was released alongside two characters and a stage on February 3rd, 2016. It features original costumes, and costumes based on the {{uv|Wario}}, {{uv|Sonic}}, {{uv|The Mysterious Murasame Castle}}, and {{uvn|Babylonian Castle Saga}} series. For images of the costumes, see [[Alternate costume (SSB4)/Mii Fighter#DLC Shop Info|here]].
 
::{|class="wikitable"
!Costume!!Build
|-
|{{symbol|ssb|16px}} Bionic Armor || Mii Brawler (outfit)
|-
|{{symbol|wario|16px}} [[Ashley]] Wig, Ashley Outfit || Mii Swordfighter (outfit)<br>All types (headgear)
|-
|{{symbol|sonic|16px}} [[Tails]] Wig, Tails Outfit || Mii Gunner (outfit)<br>All types (headgear)
|-
|{{symbol|sonic|16px}} [[Knuckles]] Wig, Knuckles Outfit || Mii Brawler (outfit)<br>All types (headgear)
|-
|{{symbol|other|16px|l=The Mysterious Murasame Castle (universe)}} [[Takamaru]] Wig, Takamaru Outfit || Mii Swordfighter (outfit)<br>All types (headgear)
|-
|{{symbol|other|16px|l=List of Namco universes#Babylonian Castle Saga}} [[Gil]] Helm, Gil Armor || Mii Swordfighter (outfit)<br>All types (headgear)
|}
<references group=note/>
 
===Trophies===
Trophies of fighters for All-Star Mode and Classic Mode are included upon purchasing the fighter, as well as additional trophies:
 
*[[List of SSB4 trophies (Others)#Inkling|Inkling]] (June 14th, 2015)
::A trophy of a female [[Inkling]] from ''Splatoon'' can be received by purchasing any of the Inkling Mii Fighter costumes included in DLC Wave 2.
*[[List of SSB4 trophies (Street Fighter series)#Ken|Ken]] (June 14th, 2015)
::A trophy of Ken from {{uv|Street Fighter}} is included with the purchase of {{SSB4|Ryu}}.
*[[List of SSB4 trophies (Fire Emblem series)#Ryoma|Ryoma]] and [[List of SSB4 trophies (Fire Emblem series)#Xander|Xander]] {{gameIcon|SSB4-3}} (February 3rd, 2016)
::Trophies of Ryoma and Xander from ''{{h2|Fire Emblem (universe)|Fire Emblem Fates}}'' are included with the purchase of {{SSB4|Corrin}} on the 3DS version.
*[[List of SSB4 trophies (Bayonetta series)|''Bayonetta'' trophies]] (February 3rd, 2016)
::Trophies featuring various {{uv|Bayonetta}} characters are included with the purchase of {{SSB4|Bayonetta}}.
 
===Other===
*[[Share]] {{gameIcon|SSB4-3}} (February 9th, 2015), {{gameIcon|SSB4-U}} (April 15th, 2015)
::The ability to share player-created content such as custom stages, replays, and screenshots was added.
*[[YouTube]] {{gameIcon|SSB4-U}} (July 31st, 2015)
::The ability to upload [[replay]]s to YouTube was added.
:*Highlight Reels {{gameIcon|SSB4-U}} (September 30th, 2015)
:::The ability to upload highlight reels of replays to YouTube was added.
*''Lost in Thoughts All Alone'' ({{gameIcon|SSB4}} [[List of SSB4 Music (Fire Emblem series)#Lost in Thoughts All Alone (Remix)|Remix]] and {{gameIcon|SSB4-U}} [[List of SSB4 Music (Fire Emblem series)#Lost in Thoughts All Alone (Original)|Original]]) (February 3rd, 2016)
::This song from ''Fire Emblem Fates'' is included for existing {{uv|Fire Emblem}} stages [[Coliseum]] and [[Castle Siege]] when {{SSB4|Corrin}} is purchased on the Wii U version. Only the remixed version is added to the 3DS version, for use during [[Smash Run]].
 
==In ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]''==
[[File:Fighters pass icon.jpg|thumb|150px]]
There will be five DLC packs released, each containing one unique (non-Echo) fighter, one stage, and its corresponding music tracks. There is also a Fighters Pass that will automatically obtain DLC as soon as it is released. Additionally, purchasing it will award a Mii Costume for Swordfighters based off of [[Rex]] from ''{{s|wikipedia|Xenoblade Chronicles 2}}''. Separately, pre-purchasing the game off the eShop or registering a physical copy of the game with My Nintendo before January 31, 2019 will award {{SSBU|Piranha Plant}} for free when it is released. It will be available as paid DLC as well after it is released.
 
Downloadable characters were chosen by Nintendo, although the final decision on whom to add was made by Sakurai. <ref>https://twitter.com/Sora_Sakurai/status/1059958604818657282</ref>
 
===Characters===
:{{symbol|mario|16px}} {{head|Piranha Plant|g=SSBU|s=24px}} {{SSBU|Piranha Plant}} (February 2019)
::[[Newcomer]] [[Piranha Plant]] was revealed as the first DLC character in ''Ultimate'' on November 1st, 2018, and is scheduled to release around February 2019. It will be available as a free bonus until January 31st, 2019 to anyone who pre-purchases the digital version of Ultimate or registers their physical version with My Nintendo. While Piranha Plant is not part of the Fighters Pass, it will be available for purchase separately after January 31st.
 
:{{symbol|persona|16px}} {{head|Joker|g=SSBU|s=24px}} {{SSBU|Joker}} (TBA)
::[[Newcomer]] [[Joker]] from ''Persona 5'' was announced as the second DLC character during {{s|wikipedia|The Game Awards 2018}} on December 6th, 2018. He will be the first playable character for the Fighters Pass. His accompanying stage and music have yet to be revealed.
 
===Spirits===
 
:Partner Pikachu and Partner Eevee spirits are available as free DLC to players of ''Pokémon Let’s Go Pikachu'' and ''Pokémon Let’s Go Eevee''.
:Dice Block, Golden Dash Mushroom, and River Survival spirits were available as free DLC during the "Oh Yeah! Mario Time!" event from 12/27 - 1/1.
 
==Pricing==
Note that DLC bundles are incrementally discounted based on the amount of content within them.
 
===''Super Smash Bros. 4''===
====Characters====
Downloadable characters can be bought for one version at full price or both versions discounted. There are three levels of pricing for characters: [[veteran]] characters are the least expensive, the sole Nintendo [[newcomer]] is slightly more expensive, and third-party characters are the most expensive (and are each packaged with a stage). Additionally, characters can be bought in bundles, which includes any stage a character was included with. Characters are priced at:
 
{|class="wikitable collapsible collapsed"
!Region!!Price (Mewtwo, Lucas and Roy)!!Price (Corrin)!!Price (Bayonetta, Ryu and Cloud; includes free stage)!!Price (Fighter Bundle #1)!!Price (All-in-One Fighter Bundle)
|-
|{{flag|United States}} United States || $3.99 USD (one version)<br>$4.99 USD (both versions) ||$4.99 USD (one version)<br>$5.99 USD (both versions) || $5.99 USD (one version)<br>$6.99 USD (both versions)|| $17.96 USD (one version)<br>$21.96 USD (both versions) || $34.93 (one version)<br>$41.93 (both versions)
|-
|{{flag|United Kingdom}} United Kingdom || £3.59 GBP (one version)<br>£4.49 GBP (both versions) || £4.49 GBP (one version)<br>£5.39 GBP (both versions)|| £5.39 GBP (one version)<br>£6.29 GBP (both versions)|| £16.16 GBP (one version)<br>£19.76 GBP (both versions) || £31.43 GBP (one version)<br>£37.73 GBP (both versions)
|-
|{{flag|Australia}} Australia || $5.20 AUD (one version)<br>$6.50 AUD (both versions) || $6.50 AUD (one version)<br>$7.80 AUD (both versions) || $7.80 AUD (one version)<br>$9.10 AUD (both versions)|| $23.40 AUD (one version)<br>$28.60 AUD (both versions) || $45.50 AUD (one version)<br>$54.60 AUD (both versions)
|-
|{{flag|Japan}} Japan || ¥450 JPY (one version)<br>¥550 JPY (both versions) || ¥550 JPY (one version)<br>¥650 JPY (both versions) || ¥650 JPY (one version)<br>¥750 JPY (both versions)|| ¥2,000 JPY (one version)<br>¥2,400 JPY (both versions)|| ¥3,850 JPY (one version)<br>¥4,550 JPY (both versions)
|-
|{{flag|Europe}} Eurozone || €3.99 EUR (one version)<br>€4.99 EUR (both versions) || €4.99 EUR (one version)<br>€5.99 EUR (both versions) || €5.99 EUR (one version)<br>€6.99 EUR (both versions)|| €17.96 EUR (one version)<br>€21.96 EUR (both versions) || €34.93 EUR (one version)<br>€41.93 EUR (both versions)
|-
|{{flag|Canada}} Canada || $4.99 CAD (one version)<br>$6.29 CAD (both versions) || $6.29 CAD (one version)<br>$7.49 CAD (both versions) || $7.49 CAD (one version)<br>$8.79 CAD (both versions)|| $22.46 CAD (one version)<br>$27.66 CAD (both versions) ||$43.73 CAD (one version)<br>$52.73 CAD (both versions)
|-
|{{flag|New Zealand}} New Zealand || $6.80 NZD (one version)<br>$8.50 NZD (both versions) || $8.50 NZD (one version)<br>$10.20 NZD (both versions) || $10.20 NZD (one version)<br>$11.90 NZD (both versions) || $30.60 NZD (one version)<br>$37.40 NZD (both versions)|| $59.50 NZD (one version)<br>$71.40 NZD (both versions)
|-
|{{flag|Mexico}} Mexico || $48.99 MXN (one version)<br>$61.99 MXN (both versions) || $61.99 MXN (one version)<br>$73.99 MXN (both versions) || $73.99 MXN (one version)<br>$86.99 MXN (both versions)|| $220.96 MXN (one version)<br>$272.96 MXN (both versions) || $430.93 MXN (one version)<br>$520.93 MXN (both versions)
|-
|{{flag|Switzerland}} Switzerland || Fr 5.60 CHF (one version)<br>Fr 7.00 CHF (both versions) || Fr 7.00 CHF (one version)<br>Fr 8.40 CHF (both versions) || Fr 8.40 CHF (one version)<br>Fr 9.80 CHF (both versions)|| Fr 24.14 CHF (one version)<br>Fr 30.74 CHF (both versions) || Fr 48.90 CHF (one version)<br>Fr 58.70 CHF (both versions)
|-
|{{flag|Russia}} Russia || ₽299 RUB (one version)<br>₽375 RUB (both versions) || ₽375 RUB (one version)<br>₽449 RUB (both versions) || ₽449 RUB (one version)<br>₽525 RUB (both versions)|| ₽1,346 RUB (one version)<br>₽1,650 RUB (both versions) || ₽2,619 RUB (one version)<br>₽3,149 RUB (both versions)
|}
 
====Stages====
Stages can be bought for one version at full price or for both versions discounted. Stages that come bundled with a character cannot be purchased separately. Stages are priced at:
 
{|class="wikitable collapsible collapsed"
!Region!!Price (past stage)!!Price (Super Mario Maker)!!Price (Stage Bundle; ''3DS does not include Pirate Ship'')
|-
|{{flag|United States}} United States || $1.99 USD (one version)<br>$2.99 USD (both versions) || $2.49 USD (one version)<br>$3.49 USD (both versions) || $8.46 USD (3DS version)<br>$10.45 USD (Wii U version)<br>$14.45 USD (both versions)
|-
|{{flag|United Kingdom}} United Kingdom || £1.79 GBP (one version)<br>£2.69 GBP (both versions) || £2.29 GBP (one version)<br>£3.19 GBP (both versions) || £7.99 GBP (3DS version)<br>£9.45 GBP (Wii U version)<br>£13.05 GBP (both versions)
|-
|{{flag|Australia}} Australia || $2.60 AUD (one version)<br>$3.90 AUD (both versions) || $3.25 AUD (one version)<br>$4.55 AUD (both versions)|| $11.05 AUD (3DS version)<br>$13.65 AUD (Wii U version)<br>$18.85 AUD (both versions)
|-
|{{flag|Japan}} Japan || ¥250 JPY (one version)<br>¥350 JPY (both versions) || ¥300 JPY (one version)<br>¥400 JPY (both versions)|| ¥1,050 JPY (3DS version)<br>¥1,300 JPY (Wii U version)<br>¥1,700 JPY (both versions)
|-
|{{flag|Europe}} Eurozone || €1.99 EUR (one version)<br>€2.99 EUR (both versions) || €2.49 EUR (one version)<br>€3.49 EUR (both versions)|| €8.46 EUR (3DS version)<br>€10.45 EUR (Wii U version)<br>€14.45 EUR (both versions)
|-
|{{flag|Canada}} Canada || $2.49 CAD (one version)<br>$3.79 CAD (both versions) || $3.19 CAD (one version)<br>$4.39 CAD (both versions) || $10.66 CAD (3DS version)<br>$13.15 CAD (Wii U version)<br>$18.25 CAD (both versions)
|-
|{{flag|New Zealand}} New Zealand || $3.40 NZD (one version)<br>$5.10 NZD (both versions) || $4.25 NZD (one version)<br>$5.95 NZD (both versions) || $14.45 NZD (3DS version)<br>$14.45 NZD (Wii U version)<br>$24.65 NZD (both versions)
|-
|{{flag|Mexico}} Mexico || $24.99 MXN (one version)<br>$36.99 MXN (both versions) || $30.99 MXN (one version)<br>$42.99 MXN (both versions) || $105.96 MXN (3DS version)<br>$130.95 MXN (Wii U version)<br>$178.95 MXN (both versions)
|-
|{{flag|Switzerland}} Switzerland || Fr 2.80 CHF (one version)<br>Fr 4.20 CHF (both versions) || Fr 3.49 CHF (one version)<br>Fr 4.89 CHF (both versions) || Fr 11.84 CHF (3DS version)<br>Fr 14.63 CHF (Wii U version)<br>Fr 20.23 CHF (both versions)
|-
|{{flag|Russia}} Russia || ₽149 RUB (one version)<br>₽225 RUB (both versions) || ₽187 RUB (one version)<br>₽262 RUB (both versions) || ₽634 RUB (3DS version)<br>₽783 RUB (Wii U version)<br>₽1,086 RUB (both versions)
|}
 
====Mii Fighter costumes====
As with characters, downloadable Mii Fighter costumes can be bought for one version at full price or for both versions discounted. These can also be bought individually, or in a bundle that includes all Mii costumes added in a particular update. The first 3 bundles all cost the same. They are priced at:
 
{|class="wikitable collapsible collapsed"
!Region!!Price (each)!!Price (collection #1, #2, #3)!!Price (collection #4)!!Price (collection #5)!!Price (collection #6)
|-
|{{flag|United States}} United States || $0.75 USD (one version)<br>$1.15 USD (both versions) || $6.00 USD (one version)<br>$9.20 USD (both versions) || $5.25 USD (one version)<br>$8.05 USD (both versions) || $1.50 USD (one version)<br>$2.30 USD (both versions) || $4.50 USD (one version)<br>$6.90 USD (both versions)
|-
|{{flag|United Kingdom}} United Kingdom || £0.69 GBP (one version)<br>£1.09 GBP (both versions) || £5.52 GBP (one version)<br>£8.72 GBP (both versions) || £4.83 GBP (one version)<br>£7.63 GBP (both versions) || £1.38 GBP (one version)<br>£2.18 GBP (both versions) || £4.14 GBP (one version)<br>£6.54 GBP (both versions)
|-
|{{flag|Australia}} Australia || $1.05 AUD (one version)<br>$1.55 AUD (both versions) || $8.40 AUD (one version)<br>$12.40 AUD (both versions) || $7.35 AUD (one version)<br>$10.85 AUD (both versions) || $2.10 AUD (one version)<br>$3.10 AUD (both versions) || $6.30 AUD (one version)<br>$9.30 AUD (both versions)
|-
|{{flag|Japan}} Japan || ¥80 JPY (one version)<br>¥120 JPY (both versions) || ¥640 JPY (one version)<br>¥960 JPY (both versions) || ¥560 JPY (one version)<br>¥840 JPY (both versions) || ¥160 JPY (one version)<br>¥240 JPY (both versions) || ¥480 JPY (one version)<br>¥720 JPY (both versions)
|-
|{{flag|Europe}} Eurozone || €0.79 EUR (one version)<br>€1.19 EUR (both versions) || €6.32 EUR (one version)<br>€9.52 EUR (both versions) || €5.53 EUR (one version)<br>€8.33 EUR (both versions) || €1.58 EUR (one version)<br>€2.38 EUR (both versions) || €4.74 EUR (one version)<br>€7.14 EUR (both versions)
|-
|{{flag|Canada}} Canada || $0.99 CAD (one version)<br>$1.49 CAD (both versions) || $7.92 CAD (one version)<br>$11.92 CAD (both versions) || $6.93 CAD (one version)<br>$10.43 CAD (both versions) || $1.98 CAD (one version)<br>$2.98 CAD (both versions) || $5.94 CAD (one version)<br>$8.94 CAD (both versions)
|-
|{{flag|New Zealand}} New Zealand || $1.35 NZD (one version)<br>$2.00 NZD (both versions) || $10.80 NZD (one version)<br>$16.00 NZD (both versions) || $9.45 NZD (one version)<br>$14.00 NZD (both versions) || $2.70 NZD (one version)<br>$4.00 NZD (both versions) || $8.10 NZD (one version)<br>$12.00 NZD (both versions)
|-
|{{flag|Mexico}} Mexico || $8.99 MXN (one version)<br>$13.49 MXN (both versions) || $71.92 MXN (one version)<br>$107.92 MXN (both versions) || $62.93 MXN (one version)<br>$62.93 MXN (both versions) || $17.98 MXN (one version)<br>$26.98 MXN (both versions) || $53.94 MXN (one version)<br>$80.94 MXN (both versions)
|-
|{{flag|Switzerland}} Switzerland || Fr 1.10 CHF (one version)<br>Fr 1.70 CHF (both versions) || Fr 8.80 CHF (one version)<br>Fr 13.60 CHF (both versions) || Fr 7.35 CHF (one version)<br>Fr 11.25 CHF (both versions) || Fr 2.10 CHF (one version)<br>Fr 3.22 CHF (both versions) || Fr 6.30 CHF (one version)<br>Fr 9.66 CHF (both versions)
|-
|{{flag|Russia}} Russia || ₽59 RUB (one version)<br>₽89 RUB (both versions) || ₽472 RUB (one version)<br>₽712 RUB (both versions) || ₽413 RUB (one version)<br>₽623 RUB (both versions) || ₽118 RUB (one version)<br>₽178 RUB (both versions) || ₽354 RUB (one version)<br>₽534 RUB (both versions)
|}
 
====Full DLC Collections====
Also available for purchase are collections that include all DLC released in a particular update. These vary in price depending on the amount of content.
 
{|class="wikitable collapsible collapsed"
!Region!!Price (wave 1)!!Price (wave 2)!!Price (wave 3)!!Price (wave 4)!!Price (wave 5)!!Price (wave 6)
|-
|{{flag|United States}} United States || $9.99 USD (one version)<br>$14.19 USD (both versions) || $21.96 USD (one version)<br>$29.16 USD (both versions) || $9.98 USD (one version)<br>$15.18 USD (both versions) || $7.74 USD (3DS version)<br>$9.73 USD (Wii U version)<br>$13.53 USD (both versions) || $7.49 USD (one version)<br>$9.29 USD (both versions) || $15.48 USD (one version)<br>$19.88 USD (both versions)
|-
|{{flag|United Kingdom}} United Kingdom || £9.11 GBP (one version)<br>£13.21 GBP (both versions) || £19.88 GBP (one version)<br>£26.68 GBP (both versions) || £9.10 GBP (one version)<br>£14.10 GBP (both versions) || £7.12 GBP (3DS version)<br>£8.91 GBP (Wii U version)<br>£12.61 GBP (both versions)|| £6.77 GBP (one version)<br>£8.47 GBP (both versions) || £14.02 GBP (one version)<br>£18.22 GBP (both versions)
|-
|{{flag|Australia}} Australia || $13.60 AUD (one version)<br>$18.90 AUD (both versions) || $29.20 AUD (one version)<br>$38.40 AUD (both versions) || $13.60 AUD (one version)<br>$20.20 AUD (both versions) || $10.60 AUD (3DS version)<br>$13.20 AUD (Wii U version)<br>$18.00 AUD (both versions)|| $9.90 AUD (one version)<br>$12.20 AUD (both versions) || $20.60 AUD (one version)<br> $26.20 AUD (both versions)
|-
|{{flag|Japan}} Japan || ¥1,090 JPY (one version)<br>¥1,510 JPY (both versions) || ¥2,440 JPY (one version)<br>¥3,160 JPY (both versions) || ¥1,140 JPY (one version)<br>¥1,660 JPY (both versions) || ¥860 JPY (3DS version)<br>¥1,110 JPY (Wii U version)<br>¥1,490 JPY (both versions)|| ¥810 JPY (one version)<br>¥990 JPY (both versions)|| ¥1,680 JPY (one version)<br>¥2,120 JPY (both versions)
|-
|{{flag|Europe}} Eurozone || €10.31 EUR (one version)<br>€14.51 EUR (both versions) || €22.28 EUR (one version)<br>€29.48 EUR (both versions) || €10.30 EUR (one version)<br>€15.50 EUR (both versions) || €8.02 EUR (3DS version)<br>€10.01 EUR (Wii U version)<br>€13.81 EUR (both versions)|| €7.57 EUR (one version)<br>€9.37 EUR (both versions) || €15.72 EUR (one version)<br>€20.12 EUR (both versions)
|-
|{{flag|Canada}} Canada || $12.91 CAD (one version)<br>$18.21 CAD (both versions) || $27.88 CAD (one version)<br>$37.08 CAD (both versions) || $12.90 CAD (one version)<br>$19.50 CAD (both versions) || $10.12 CAD (3DS version)<br>$12.61 CAD (Wii U version)<br>$17.31 CAD (both versions)|| $9.47 CAD (one version)<br>$11.77 CAD (both versions) || $19.72 CAD (one version)<br>$25.22 CAD (both version)
|-
|{{flag|New Zealand}} New Zealand || $17.60 NZD (one version)<br>$24.50 NZD (both versions) || $38.00 NZD (one version)<br>$50.00 NZD (both versions) || $17.60 NZD (one version)<br>$26.20 NZD (both versions) || $13.70 NZD (3DS version)<br>$17.10 NZD (Wii U version)<br>$23.35 NZD (both versions)|| $12.90 NZD (one version)<br>$15.90 NZD (both versions) || $26.80 NZD (one version)<br>$34.10 NZD (both versions)
|-
|{{flag|Mexico}} Mexico || $120.91 MXN (one version)<br>$169.91 MXN (both versions) || $268.88 MXN (one version)<br>$355.88 MXN (both versions) || $121.90 MXN (one version)<br>$181.90 MXN (both versions) || $93.92 MXN (3DS version)<br>$118.91 MXN (Wii U version)<br>$162.41 MXN (both versions)|| $91.97 MXN (one version)<br>$113.97 MXN (both versions) || $189.92 MXN (one version)<br>$241.92 MXN (both versions)
|-
|{{flag|Switzerland}} Switzerland || Fr 14.40 CHF (one version)<br>Fr 20.60 CHF (both versions) || Fr 31.20 CHF (one version)<br>Fr 41.60 CHF (both versions) || Fr 14.40 CHF (one version)<br>Fr 22.00 CHF (both versions) || Fr 11.20 CHF (3DS version)<br>Fr 14.00 CHF (Wii U version)<br>Fr 19.60 CHF (both versions)|| Fr 10.49 CHF (one version)<br>Fr 13.01 CHF (both versions) || Fr 21.67 CHF (one version)<br>Fr 27.83 (both versions)
|-
|{{flag|Russia}} Russia || ₽771 RUB (one version)<br>₽1,087 RUB (both versions) || ₽1,668 RUB (one version)<br>₽2,212 RUB (both versions) || ₽770 RUB (one version)<br>₽1,162 RUB (both versions) || ₽600 RUB (3DS version)<br>₽749 RUB (Wii U version)<br>₽1,034 RUB (both versions)|| ₽567 RUB (one version)<br>₽703 RUB (both versions) || ₽1,178 RUB (one version)<br>₽1,508 RUB (both versions)
|}
 
===''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate''===
====Fighters Pass====
The pass can be purchased with the digital version of ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate'' at a combined price.
{|class="wikitable collapsible collapsed"
!Region!!Price (Challenger Pack)!!Price (pass)!!Price (pass + ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate'')
|-
|{{flag|United States}} United States || $5.99 USD || $24.99 USD ||$84.98 USD
|-
|{{flag|Canada}} Canada || $7.49 CAD ||$31.49 CAD|| $111.48 CAD
|-
|{{flag|Japan}} Japan || ¥602 JPY || ¥2,500 JPY || ¥9,700 JPY
|-
|{{flag|United Kingdom}} United Kingdom || £5.39 GBP || £22.49 GBP || £82.48 GBP
|-
|{{flag|Europe}} Eurozone || €5.99 EUR || €24.99 EUR  || €94.98 EUR
|-
|{{flag|Australia}} Australia || $7.80 AUD ||$32.50 AUD|| $122.45 AUD
|-
|{{flag|New Zealand}} New Zealand || $10.20 NZD ||$42.50 NZD|| $142.45 NZD
|}
 
==DLC Trailer Video==
<youtube>davQBNQk_ms</youtube>
==Gallery==
<gallery>
SSB4 - DLC.jpg|The first set of paid DLC for ''SSB4'', featuring {{SSB4|Mewtwo}} and {{SSB4|Mii Fighter}} [[Alternate costume (SSB4)#Wave 1|costumes]]
SSB4 - DLC 2.jpeg|The second set of paid DLC for ''SSB4'', showing {{SSB4|Lucas}}, {{SSB4|Roy}}, {{SSB4|Ryu}}, and {{SSB4|Mii Fighter}} [[Alternate costume (SSB4)#Wave 2|costumes]] on Suzaku Castle.
SSB4 - DLC 3.jpg|The third set of paid DLC for ''SSB4'', showing {{SSB4|Mii Fighter}} [[Alternate costume (SSB4)#Wave 3|costumes]] on [[Peach's Castle]].
SSB4 - DLC 4.jpg|The fourth set of paid DLC for ''SSB4'', showing {{SSB4|Mii Fighter}} [[Alternate costume (SSB4)#Wave 4|costumes]] on [[Super Mario Maker]].
SSB4 - DLC 5.jpg|The fifth set of paid DLC for ''SSB4'', showing {{SSB4|Cloud}}, his [[alternate costume]], and {{SSB4|Mii Fighter}} [[Alternate costume (SSB4)#Wave 5|costumes]] on [[Midgar]].
SSB4 - DLC - 6.jpg|The sixth and final set of paid DLC for ''SSB4'', showing {{SSB4|Corrin}} and {{SSB4|Bayonetta}} along with their [[alternate costume]]s on [[Umbra Clock Tower]].
Bayonetta Screen 23.png|All seven DLC fighters on Umbra Clock Tower.
Bayonetta Screen 22.png|All seven DLC characters fighting on [[Battlefield]] [[Ω]].
Fighters-pass.png|The Fighters Pass in ''Ultimate''.
Digital-fighters-pass.png|The Fighters Pass bundle in ''Ultimate'' along with the digital version of the game.
</gallery>
 
==See also==
*[[Starter character]]
*[[Starter stage]]
*[[Unlockable character]]
*[[Unlockable stage]]
 
==External links==
*[http://www.smashbros.com/us/dlc/index.html Official DLC site]
*[http://web.archive.org/web/20150402032542/https://cp.nintendo.co.jp/us/ Smash Bros. Fighter Ballot (archived)]


[[Category:Downloadable content|*]]
[[Category:Downloadable content|*]]

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Downloadable content, usually abbreviated as DLC, is additional content available to download after the initial release of a game. In the Super Smash Bros. series, DLC comes in the form of new characters, stages, music, Mii Fighter costumes, modes, and other extra content, both in purchasable and free forms.

Downloadable content has been made available in two of the Super Smash Bros. games:

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