Super Smash Bros. Ultimate

List of regional version differences (SSBU)

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This article lists differences between the many available versions of Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. Most differences are between the NTSC and PAL version, as well as a few differences specific to a particular region. As with Brawl and Smash 4, these differences are largely aesthetic due to requiring consistent gameplay for online play between regions. As the Nintendo Switch is not region-locked, all versions of Ultimate are stored on a single cartridge. These different versions can be accessed by changing the language in the game settings or changing the region in the system settings.

R.O.B. costumes[edit]

Like Super Smash Bros. 4, Costume 1 & 2 for R.O.B. are ordered different depending on game language to match regional history. If the language is set to Japanese, Chinese or Korean, the first costume will be the red and cream color scheme used in those regions, and the second costume is the gray color scheme used for international versions. These costumes are swapped for all other languages.

Victory animations[edit]

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Palutena's first and second victory animation and Bayonetta's second victory animation each have two different versions: one for the Japanese and Chinese versions, and another for all other versions. The difference is their mouths are animated slightly different to avoid awkwardness caused by the mouths stopping early or continuing after the voice line had stopped.

In-game text[edit]

Unlike Smash 4, there are little differences between the two English translations of Ultimate. Boxing Ring names that differed are changed to remain identical, with several characters using their American English title, Mega Man using his British English title) and other characters using a completely different title entirely. Articles on this wiki display both English translations if applicable. Additionally, American English is used regardless of region; however, in the British English translation, British English is retained in News articles, as well as the marquee on the top-left of the main menu. The only real differences in in-game text are all games that have different names in PAL regions being changed accordingly, and "In His/Her/Their/Its Series" tips displaying European release dates.

The French and Spanish languages keep more changes between them, similar to Smash 4.

Voices[edit]

  • The crowd cheers are fully dubbed in nine languages, with some exceptions (all pertaining to DLC fighters from the Fighters Pass Vol. 2): Japanese, English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Korean, Dutch, and Russian.
  • The announcer is fully dubbed in six languages: German, French, Italian, Spanish, Dutch, and Russian, but has shared voice clips in the English, Japanese, Korean, and Chinese versions. While both Chinese versions keep the announcer clips used in the Japanese version (except King Dedede, where the English clip is used in the Simplified Chinese version), some announcer clips have been changed in the Korean version (such as for Villager). The French and Spanish versions have regionally different names, terminology and pronunciations (for example, Rosalina is named "Rosalina" in Canadian French but is named "Harmonie" in European French, as she is in those translations for Mario games).
  • With the exception of the announcer and crowd chants, the Dutch and Russian versions use the voice tracks from the English version.
  • The Korean and Chinese versions use all the voice tracks from the Japanese version, with some exceptions: most Metal Gear characters, Ryu, Ken, and Zero are voiced in English in the Chinese and Korean versions, Gray Fox and Guile are voiced in English in just the Chinese version, and Simon, Richter, and Alucard are voiced in English in just the Korean version.
    • Incidentally, all of the above-mentioned characters voiced in English in the Chinese and/or Korean versions are owned by either Capcom or Konami.
  • The Wii Fit Trainers are fully voiced in eight languages: Japanese, American English, British English, German, French, Italian, European Spanish, and Latin American Spanish.
  • Lucario, the Pokémon Trainers, Shadow, and Knuckles are fully dubbed in six languages: Japanese, English, German, French, Italian, and Spanish. While this is mostly the case for Sonic, a few of his voice clips are shared across all the non-Japanese versions.
  • Jigglypuff, Greninja, Squirtle, Ivysaur, and Incineroar are fully dubbed in four languages: Japanese, English, German, and French. The Italian and Spanish versions use their English voice tracks.
  • While most of Kirby's voice clips in the English version are shared with the Japanese version, he has dubbed English clips for when he copies Palutena (Autoreticle), Robin (Thunder), Shulk (Monado Arts), Byleth (Failnaught), Pyra (Flame Nova), Mythra (Lightning Buster), and Sora (Magic).
  • Mewtwo and the Heroes' Japanese dialogue can only be heard in the Japanese, Korean, and Chinese versions. Generic grunts play in their place in other versions.
  • Bayonetta's English voice track is available in the Japanese, Korean, and Chinese versions if her Witch With No Memories costumes are used. Because of this, she has two entries in Ultimate's Sounds.
  • The chart below shows all the voiced Poké Ball and Saffron City Pokémon, and if their voice clips are different from the Japanese versions. The Italian, Spanish, Dutch and Russian versions use the English voice clips for all of the listed Pokémon, while the Chinese and Korean versions use Japanese voice clips for all of the Pokémon underneath.
Pokémon Dubbed / changed voice clips
United States Germany France
Abomasnow Yes Yes Yes
Abra Yes Yes Yes
Arceus Yes United States United States
Bellossom Yes Yes Yes
Bewear Yes Yes Yes
Chansey Yes Yes Yes
Charmander Yes Yes Yes
Chespin Yes Yes Yes
Darkrai Yes United States United States
Dedenne No Yes Yes
Deoxys No No No
Ditto Yes Yes Yes
Eevee No Yes Yes
Alolan Exeggutor Yes Yes Yes
Fennekin Yes Yes Yes
Fletchling Yes Yes Yes
Gardevoir Yes Yes Yes
Genesect No No No
Gogoat No Yes Yes
Goldeen Yes Yes Yes
Inkay Yes Yes Yes
Keldeo Yes Yes Yes
Kyurem Yes Yes Yes
Latias and Latios Yes United States United States
Marshadow Yes Yes Yes
Meloetta No No No
Metagross No No No
Mew No No No
Mimikyu No Yes Yes
Oshawott Yes Yes Yes
Porygon No Yes Yes
Pyukumuku Yes Yes Yes
Alolan Raichu No Yes Yes
Scizor Yes Yes Yes
Snivy Yes Yes Yes
Snorlax Yes Yes Yes
Spewpa Yes Yes Yes
Staryu No No No
Swirlix Yes Yes Yes
Tapu Koko No Yes Yes
Togedemaru No Yes Yes
Togepi No No No
Venusaur Yes Yes Yes
Victini No No No
Vulpix No Yes Yes
Alolan Vulpix No Yes Yes
Xerneas No No No
Zoroark No No No

Stages[edit]

Stages not listed have the same name in all regions (or, in Russian, are pronounced the same).

English (NTSC) English (PAL) French (PAL) French (NTSC) Spanish (PAL) Spanish (NTSC) German Italian Dutch Russian Japanese Simplified Chinese Traditional Chinese Korean
Battlefield Champ de Bataille Campo de batalla Schlachtfeld Le rovine Slagveld Поле боя 戦場
Battlefield
战场
Battlefield
戰場
Battlefield
전장
Battlefield
Small Battlefield Petit Champ de Bataille Pequeño campo de batalla Kleines Schlachtfeld Le rovine XS Klein Slagveld Маленькое поле боя 小戦場
Small Battlefield
小战场
Small Battlefield
小戰場
Small Battlefield
소전장
Small Battlefield
Big Battlefield Vaste Champ de Bataille Gran campo de batalla Großes Schlachtfeld Le rovine XL Groot Slagveld Большое поле боя 大戦場
Large Battlefield
大战场
Big Battlefield
大戰場
Big Battlefield
대전장
Big Battlefield
Final Destination Destination Finale Destino final Letzte Station Destinazione finale Eindstation Последняя арена 終点
Endpoint
终点
Terminus
終點
Terminus
종점
Terminus
Peach's Castle Château de Peach Castillo de Peach Peachs Schloss Il castello di Peach Peach' Kasteel Замок Пич ピーチ城 上空
Above Peach Castle
桃花公主城堡 上空
Above Princess Peach's Castle
碧姬公主城堡 上空
Above Princess Peach's Castle
피치 성 상공
Top of Peach's Castle
Kongo Jungle Jungle Kongo Selva Kongo Tiefster Kongo Giungla Kongo Kongo-Jungle Джунгли Конга コンゴジャングル
Kongo Jungle
康加丛林
Congo Jungle
康加叢林
Congo Jungle
콩고 정글
Kongo Jungle
Hyrule Castle Château d'Hyrule Castillo de Hyrule Schloss Hyrule Castello di Hyrule Kasteel Hyrule Замок Хайрул ハイラル城
Hyrule Castle
海拉鲁城堡
Hyrule Castle
하이랄 성
Hyrule Castle
Super Happy Tree Arbre Magique du Bonheur Árbol de la superfelicidad[1] Happy-Baum Grande Albero della Felicità Bijzonder Blije Boom Супердерево счастья スーパーしあわせのツリー
Super Happy Tree
超级快乐树
Super Happy Tree
Super Happy Tree 슈퍼 해피 트리
Super Happy Tree
Dream Land Страна грез プププランド
Pupupu Land
噗噗噗之国
Pupupu Land
푸푸푸랜드
Pupupu Land
Saffron City Safrania Ciudad Azafrán Saffronia City Zafferanopoli Saffron City Шафран-Сити ヤマブキシティ
Yamabuki City
金黄市
Golden City
金黃市
Golden City
노랑시티
Yellow City
Mushroom Kingdom Royaume Champignon Reino Champiñón Pilz-Königreich Regno dei Funghi Paddenstoelenrijk Грибное королевство いにしえの王国
Ancient Kingdom
古老的王国
Ancient Kingdom
古老的王國
Ancient Kingdom
고대 왕국
Ancient Kingdom
Princess Peach's Castle Château de la princesse Peach Castillo de Peach (Melee) Prinzessin Peachs Schloss Castello della Principessa Peach Prinses Peach' Kasteel Замок принцессы Пич ピーチ城
Peach Castle
桃花公主城堡
Princess Peach's Castle
碧姬公主城堡
Princess Peach's Castle
피치 성
Peach's Castle
Rainbow Cruise Course Arc-en-ciel Rainbow Ride Paseo arcoíris Regenbogen Raserei Il Cammino Arcobaleno Regenboogboot Радужная высь レインボークルーズ
Rainbow Cruise
彩虹巡航
Rainbow Cruise
레인보우크루즈
Rainbow Cruise
Kongo Falls Cascade Kongo Cascada Kongo Kongo-Wasserfall Cascate Kongo Kongo-Waterval Водопад Конга いかだと滝
Raft and Waterfall
木筏和瀑布
Raft and Waterfall
뗏목과 폭포
Raft and Waterfall
Jungle Japes Jungle des Jobards Jungla Jocosa Tropen-Trubel La capanna nella giungla Tropenkolder Дикие джунгли ジャングルガーデン
Jungle Garden
丛林花园
Jungle Garden
叢林花園
Jungle Garden
정글 가든
Jungle Garden
Great Bay Grande baie Gran Bahía Schädelbucht Grande Baia Grote Baai Великий залив グレートベイ
Great Bay
Great Bay 그레이트 베이
Great Bay
Temple Templo Hyrule-Tempel Il tempio Tempel Храм 神殿
Temple
神殿
Temple
신전
Temple
Yoshi's Island (Melee) Île de Yoshi (Melee) Isla de Yoshi (Melee) Yoshi's Island (Melee) L'Isola Yoshi (Melee) Yoshi's Eiland (Melee) Остров Йоши (Melee) ヨースター島
Yoster Island
Yoshi's Island (Melee) 요스타 섬
Yoster Island
Fountain of Dreams Fontaine des Rêves Fuente de los sueños Traumbrunnen Fontana dei sogni Droomfontein Фонтан грез 夢の泉
Fountain of Dreams
Fountain of Dreams 꿈의 샘
Fountain of Dreams
Green Greens Vertes Prairies Prados Verdes Frühlingswiese La verde aiuola Green Greens Зеленые поляны グリーングリーンズ
Green Greens
Green Greens 그린 그린
Green Green
Corneria Корнерия 惑星コーネリア
Planet Corneria
行星克尼利亚
Planet Corneria
行星柯內莉亞
Planet Corneria
코네리아 행성
Planet Corneria
Venom Веном 惑星ベノム
Planet Venom
行星维诺
Planet Venom
行星維諾
Planet Venom
베놈 행성
Planet Venom
Pokémon Stadium Stade Pokémon Estadio Pokémon Pokémon Stadium Lo Stadio Pokémon Pokémon Stadium Стадион Покемонов ポケモンスタジアム
Pokémon Stadium
Pokémon Stadium 포켓몬 스타디움
Pokémon Stadium
Mushroom Kingdom II Royaume Champignon II Reino Champiñón II Pilz-Königreich 2 Regno dei Funghi II Paddenstoelenrijk 2 Грибное королевство 2 いにしえの王国 USA
Ancient Kingdom USA
古老的王国USA
Ancient Kingdom USA
古老的王國USA
Ancient Kingdom USA
고대 왕국 USA
Ancient Kingdom USA
Brinstar Depths Profondeurs de Brinstar Abismo de Brinstar Tiefen von Brinstar