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amiibo Tag Team Tourney (育てたamiiboと挑め！ タッグトーナメント, Challenge the Raised amiibo! Tag Tournament), known as Stand By Me, amiibo in PAL regions, was an Event Tourney that ran from 6 a.m. on January 10, 2020 to 6 a.m. on January 13, 2020 (UTC). During the event, all matches were Team Battles with amiibo teammates.
Description[edit]
North America[edit]
- In this time-limited Team Battle tourney, you call forth an FP from its amiibo and team up with it.
- Learn to work together with your FP and emerge victorious!
- Note: You cannot team up with other players. An amiibo (sold separately) is required to enter this tourney.[1]
PAL regions[edit]
- In this time-limited Team Battle tourney, you call forth an FP from its amiibo and team up with it.
- Learn to work together with your FP and emerge victorious!
- Note: You cannot team up with other human players. An amiibo (sold separately) is required to enter this tourney.[2]
Although not listed, team attack was off and stage hazards were on
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language
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Name
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Meaning
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 Japanese |
育てたamiiboと挑め！ タッグトーナメント |
Take on the challenge with the amiibo you raised! Tag Team Tournament
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 English (NTSC) |
Amiibo Tag Team Tourney |
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 English (PAL) |
Stand By Me, amiibo |
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 French |
Mon amiibo et moi |
My amiibo and me
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 German |
amiibo an deiner Seite! |
amiibo by your side!
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 Italian |
Stammi vicino, amiibo |
Stand by me, amiibo
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 Spanish |
amiibo de refuerzo |
amiibo reinforcement
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 Chinese (Simplified) |
带着自家的amiibo挑战搭档淘汰赛！ |
Bring your own amiibo to a tag team tournament!
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 Chinese (Traditional) |
帶著自家amiibo挑戰搭檔淘汰賽！ |
Bring your own amiibo to a tag team tournament!
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 Korean |
육성한 amiibo와 도전! 태그 토너먼트 |
Take on the challenge with the amiibo you raised! Tag Team Tournament
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 Dutch |
amiibo aan je zijde |
amiibo at your side
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 Russian |
Плечом к плечус amiibo |
Shoulder to shoulder with your amiibo
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- This was the first Online Tourney event to feature team battles, as well as allow amiibo to participate.
- The characters who had their amiibo released after the tourney were Dark Samus, Richter and every character in Fighters Pass 1 and 2.
- amiibo not at level 50 wouldn't level up, like most online modes.[3]
- Despite players being unable to Taunt, the amiibos still could.
References[edit]
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