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amiibo compatibility returns in ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate''. amiibo figures that represent playable characters in ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate'' can be used as [[Figure Player]]s, while amiibo that represent non-fighter [[spirit]]s can instead be used to obtain those spirits. | amiibo compatibility returns in ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate''. amiibo figures that represent playable characters in ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate'' can be used as [[Figure Player]]s, while amiibo that represent non-fighter [[spirit]]s can instead be used to obtain those spirits. | ||
Any amiibo figure corresponding to a playable character may be used as a Figure Player, not just the ones released in the ''Super Smash Bros.'' amiibo series; however, most amiibo cards cannot (with the exception of [[Isabelle]], [[Ryu]], [[Ken | Any amiibo figure corresponding to a playable character may be used as a Figure Player, not just the ones released in the ''Super Smash Bros.'' amiibo series; however, most amiibo cards cannot (with the exception of [[Isabelle]], [[Ryu]], and [[Ken]] amiibo cards). Figure Player data from ''Super Smash Bros. 4'' can be converted for use in ''Ultimate'', but once it is converted, the data can no longer be used in ''Super Smash Bros. 4''. The player can either choose to carry over some of the data (level 50 amiibo will become level 12 amiibo in Ultimate), or they can reset it and level the amiibo up again. If they carry over the data, then the player gets a random reward. Custom movesets and abilities inherited from equipment will not be transferred to Ultimate. As [[Charizard]] was folded back into [[Pokémon Trainer]]'s team, a Charizard amiibo will scan as Pokémon Trainer with Charizard as the starting Pokémon. | ||
Like in ''Super Smash Bros. 4'', Figure Players function as computer-controlled opponents that learn from their opponents. However, it is now possible to disable their ability to learn. Figure Players no longer consume equipment, as the feature did not return. Instead, Figure Players can inherit up to three [[support spirit]]s, permanently consuming them in order to gain their skills, having access to these skills even if spirits are disabled in the rules. | Like in ''Super Smash Bros. 4'', Figure Players function as computer-controlled opponents that learn from their opponents. However, it is now possible to disable their ability to learn. Figure Players no longer consume equipment, as the feature did not return. Instead, Figure Players can inherit up to three [[support spirit]]s, permanently consuming them in order to gain their skills, having access to these skills even if spirits are disabled in the rules. | ||