List of spirits (Pokémon series)

The following is the list of the spirits from the Pokémon series in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. With the exceptions of the Pokémon Trainers, Detective Pikachu, and the DLC spirits from Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! & Let's Go, Eevee! and Pokémon Sword & Shield, all artwork is taken from the now-defunct Pokémon Global Link.

Primary Spirits

No.	Image	Name	Type	Class	Slot	Base	Max	Base	Max	Base	Max	Ability	Origin Game	Acquisition
420		Venusaur		★★	⬡⬡	1,812	7,293	802	3,226	941	3,787	Fire Weakness	Pokémon Red & Green	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
421		Charmander		★	⬡	1,236	6,185	630	3,150	515	2,577	Water Weakness	Pokémon Red & Green	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
422		Mega Charizard X		★★★	⬡	3,265	9,846	1,633	4,923	1,336	4,028	Fire Attack ↑	Pokémon X & Y	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 6000G
423		Blastoise		★★	⬡⬡	1,945	7,829	789	3,176	1,046	4,210	Electric Weakness	Pokémon Red & Green	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
426		Arbok		★	⬡	958	4,792	594	2,971	364	1,821	No Effect	Pokémon Red & Green	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
429		Clefairy		★	⬡⬡	902	4,512	397	1,985	505	2,527	No Effect	Pokémon Red & Green	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
437		Machamp		★★	⬡⬡⬡	1,511	6,047	1,081	4,324	430	1,723	No Effect	Pokémon Red & Green	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
438		Geodude		★	⬡	1,170	5,860	428	2,143	656	3,283	Water Weakness	Pokémon Red & Green	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
439		Rapidash		★★	⬡	1,602	6,433	878	3,526	663	2,660	Speed ↑	Pokémon Red & Green	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
441		Magneton		★	⬡⬡⬡	779	3,898	375	1,876	360	1,802	Electric Attack ↑	Pokémon Red & Green	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
446		Cubone		★	⬡	1,234	6,173	520	2,601	623	3,115	Water Weakness	Pokémon Red & Green	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
447		Hitmonlee		★★	⬡	1,683	6,760	907	3,640	712	2,860	Foot Attack ↑	Pokémon Red & Green	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
450		Kangaskhan		★★	⬡⬡	1,705	6,845	955	3,833	750	3,012	Can Be Enhanced at Lv. 99	Pokémon Red & Green	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
451		Mega Kangaskhan		★★★	⬡⬡	3,325	10,006	1,663	5,003	1,280	3,852	Chance of Double Final Smash	Pokémon X & Y	•Enhance the Kangaskhan spirit
453		Staryu		★	⬡⬡	1,009	5,049	500	2,501	452	2,263	Electric Weakness	Pokémon Red & Green	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
454		Pinsir		★★	⬡⬡	1,619	6,499	947	3,802	672	2,697	No Effect	Pokémon Red & Green	•Purchase at Beedle's Tent for 1000SP •Battle via Spirit Board
455		Tauros		★★	⬡⬡	1,644	6,577	909	3,636	672	2,688	Speed ↑	Pokémon Red & Green	•Battle via World of Light (Forest Hill) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
459		Eevee		★	⬡⬡	810	4,050	486	2,430	324	1,620	No Effect	Pokémon Red & Green	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
460		Porygon		★	⬡	1,000	5,000	500	2,500	500	2,500	No Effect	Pokémon Red & Green	•Battle via World of Light (Base) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
462		Articuno, Zapdos, & Moltres		★★★★	⬡⬡⬡	4,007	10,019	2,384	5,961	1,623	4,058	No Effect	Pokémon Red & Green	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 15,000G
463		Dragonite		★★	⬡⬡	1,792	7,192	851	3,416	941	3,776	No Effect	Pokémon Red & Green	•Battle via World of Light (Sacred Land) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
464		Mega Mewtwo Y		★★★	⬡	3,411	10,283	1,830	5,516	1,271	3,833	PSI Attack ↑	Pokémon X & Y	•Battle via World of Light (Sacred Land) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 6000G
466		Chikorita		★	⬡⬡	989	4,948	423	2,117	528	2,641	Fire Weakness	Pokémon Gold & Silver	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
468		Ampharos		★★	⬡⬡	1,595	6,384	873	3,493	632	2,530	Electric Attack ↑	Pokémon Gold & Silver	•Battle via World of Light (The Dark Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
475		Steelix		★★	⬡	1,815	7,290	1,028	4,127	685	2,751	Weight ↑	Pokémon Gold & Silver	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
476		Scizor		★★	⬡⬡	1,989	8,007	1,119	4,504	794	3195	Fire Weakness	Pokémon Gold & Silver	•Summon with cores from Zebesian and Sidestepper
477		Heracross		★★	⬡⬡	1,989	8,008	574	2,310	1,339	5,390	Fire Weakness	Pokémon Gold & Silver	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
478		Skarmory		★	⬡⬡	1,173	5,870	387	1,938	720	3,600	Electric Weakness	Pokémon Gold & Silver	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
479		Houndoom		★★	⬡	1,875	7,529	1,177	4,723	528	2,122	Fire Attack ↑	Pokémon Gold & Silver	•Battle via World of Light (Dracula's Castle) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
480		Smeargle		★	⬡⬡⬡	804	4,028	402	2,014	402	2,014	No Effect	Pokémon Gold & Silver	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
482		Raikou, Entei, & Suicune		★★★	⬡	3,251	9,801	1,547	4,665	1,579	4,759	Speed ↑	Pokémon Gold & Silver	•Battle via World of Light (The Dark Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 6000G
483		Tyranitar		★★	⬡⬡	2,080	8,373	944	3,799	982	3,954	Water Weakness	Pokémon Gold & Silver	•Battle via World of Light (The Dark Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
484		Lugia		★★★	⬡⬡	3,170	9,540	1,615	4,859	1,321	3,975	Water Attack ↑	Pokémon Gold & Silver	•Complete Challenge (Classic Mode): As Greninja, score 98,000 points or more in Bonus Game. •Battle via Spirit Board (unlocked after obtaining spirit once) •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 6000G (unlocked after obtaining spirit once)
487		Blaziken		★★	⬡	1,784	7,161	1,021	4,097	695	2,789	Foot Attack ↑	Pokémon Ruby & Sapphire	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
490		Flygon		★★	⬡⬡	1,712	6,872	805	3,230	907	3,642	No Effect	Pokémon Ruby & Sapphire	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
492		Absol		★	⬡	1,106	5,532	669	3,347	437	2,185	No Effect	Pokémon Ruby & Sapphire	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
493		Salamence		★★	⬡	1,889	7,585	1,025	4,115	758	3,041	Jump ↑	Pokémon Ruby & Sapphire	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
494		Metagross		★★	⬡	1,975	7,926	449	1,801	1,347	5,405	PSI Attack ↑	Pokémon Ruby & Sapphire	•Battle via World of Light (Sacred Land) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 15,000G
496		Kyogre		★★	⬡⬡⬡	1,664	6,658	416	1,664	1,248	4,994	Can Be Enhanced at Lv. 99	Pokémon Ruby & Sapphire	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
497		Primal Kyogre		★★★	⬡⬡⬡	3,161	9,489	1,444	4,334	1,596	4,790	Water/Freezing Resist ↑	Pokémon Omega Ruby & Alpha Sapphire	•Enhance the Kyogre spirit
498		Groudon		★★	⬡⬡	1,784	7,164	1,035	4,155	749	3,009	Can Be Enhanced at Lv. 99	Pokémon Ruby & Sapphire	•Battle via World of Light (Molten Fortress) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
499		Primal Groudon		★★★	⬡⬡	3,373	10,148	1,784	5,367	1,460	4,391	Fire/Explosion Resist ↑	Pokémon Omega Ruby & Alpha Sapphire	•Enhance the Groudon spirit
500		Rayquaza		★★★	⬡⬡⬡	2,920	8,760	1,653	4,959	1,102	3,306	Jump ↑	Pokémon Ruby & Sapphire	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 6000G
502		Deoxys (Normal Forme)		★★★★		5,080	12,704	2,656	6,641	1,963	4,908	PSI Attack ↑	Pokémon Ruby & Sapphire	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 15,000G
504		Garchomp		★★	⬡⬡	1,795	7,207	1,023	4,108	772	3,099	No Effect	Pokémon Diamond & Pearl	•Battle via World of Light (Forest Hill) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
505		Mega Lucario		★★★	⬡⬡⬡	2,806	8,421	1,655	4,966	993	2,979	Initial Damage 30%	Pokémon X & Y	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 6000G
506		Abomasnow		★	⬡	1,318	6,596	761	3,806	507	2,537	Fire Weakness	Pokémon Diamond & Pearl	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
508		Uxie, Mesprit, & Azelf		★★★	⬡⬡⬡	2,756	8,273	1,366	4,099	1,140	3,422	PSI Attack ↑	Pokémon Diamond & Pearl	•Battle via World of Light (Sacred Land) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 6000G
509		Dialga		★★★	⬡⬡⬡	2,817	8,474	1,676	5,042	1,141	3,432	No Effect	Pokémon Diamond & Pearl	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 6000G
510		Palkia		★★★	⬡⬡⬡	2,795	8,407	1,663	5,002	1,132	3,405	No Effect	Pokémon Diamond & Pearl	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 6000G
512		Giratina (Altered Forme)		★★★	⬡⬡⬡	2,659	8,000	1,449	4,360	1,210	3,640	Can Be Enhanced at Lv. 99	Pokémon Diamond & Pearl	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 6000G
513		Giratina (Origin Forme)		★★★★	⬡⬡⬡	4,545	11,367	2,294	5,736	1,915	4,789	Shield Damage ↑	Pokémon Platinum	•Enhance the Giratina (Altered Forme) spirit
514		Cresselia		★★★	⬡⬡⬡	2,531	7,614	1,101	3,312	1,430	4,302	No Effect	Pokémon Diamond & Pearl	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 6000G
517		Shaymin (Land Forme)		★★★	⬡⬡⬡	2,672	8,039	1,416	4,261	1,256	3,778	Can Be Enhanced at Lv. 99	Pokémon Diamond & Pearl	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 6000G
518		Shaymin (Sky Forme)		★★★★	⬡⬡⬡	4,458	11,146	2,166	5,415	2,040	5,100	Jump ↑	Pokémon Platinum	•Enhance the Shaymin (Land Forme) spirit
519		Arceus		★★★★	⬡⬡⬡	4,012	10,030	2,006	5,015	2,006	5,015	No Effect	Pokémon Diamond & Pearl	•Battle via World of Light (The Final Battle - Light) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 15,000G
521		Oshawott		★	⬡	1,215	6,083	706	3,530	441	2,209	Electric Weakness	Pokémon Black & White	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
522		Zoroark		★★	⬡	1,751	7,048	1,051	4,229	700	2,819	No Effect	Pokémon Black & White	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
524		Hydreigon		★★	⬡⬡⬡	1,431	5,728	572	2,291	859	3,437	No Effect	Pokémon Black & White	•Battle via World of Light (The Dark Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
525		Cobalion, Terrakion, & Virizion		★★★	⬡⬡⬡	2,659	8,000	1,556	4,680	1,103	3,320	No Effect	Pokémon Black & White	•Battle via World of Light (Temple of Light) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 6000G
528		Reshiram		★★★	⬡⬡	2,942	8,851	1,204	3,621	1,471	4,426	Fire Attack ↑	Pokémon Black & White	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 6000G
529		Zekrom		★★★	⬡⬡	2,819	8,480	1,463	4,400	1,197	3,600	Electric Attack ↑	Pokémon Black & White	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 6000G
530		Landorus (Therian Forme)		★★★	⬡⬡	2,694	8,122	1,374	4,142	1,320	3,980	No Effect	Pokémon Dream Radar / Pokémon Black 2 & White 2	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 6000G
532		Kyurem (Black Kyurem)		★★★	⬡⬡⬡	2,803	8,432	1,640	4,933	1,163	3,499	No Effect	Pokémon Black 2 & White 2	•Summon with cores from Zekrom and Kyurem
533		Kyurem (White Kyurem)		★★★	⬡⬡⬡	2,814	8,466	1,168	3,513	1,646	4,953	No Effect	Pokémon Black 2 & White 2	•Summon with cores from Reshiram and Kyurem
534		Keldeo (Ordinary Form)		★★	⬡	1,660	6,683	938	3,776	722	2,907	Can Be Enhanced at Lv. 99	Pokémon Black & White	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
535		Keldeo (Resolute Form)		★★★★	⬡	4,799	12,000	2,291	5,727	2,072	5,182	Hyper Smash Attacks	Pokémon Black 2 & White 2	•Enhance the Keldeo (Ordinary Form) spirit
537		Genesect		★★★	⬡⬡⬡	2,538	7,637	1,434	4,315	1,104	3,322	No Effect	Pokémon Black & White	•Purchase at Sheldon's Place for 4000SP •Battle via Spirit Board
538		Chespin		★	⬡	1,194	5,980	500	2,501	649	3,249	Fire Weakness	Pokémon X & Y	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
542		Xerneas		★★★	⬡⬡⬡	2,952	8,878	1,166	3,507	1,786	5,371	No Effect	Pokémon X & Y	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 6000G
543		Yveltal		★★★	⬡⬡	3,104	9,359	1,738	5,241	1,366	4,118	No Effect	Pokémon X & Y	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 6000G
544		Zygarde (50% Forme)		★	⬡⬡	993	4,968	596	2,981	397	1,987	Can Be Enhanced at Lv. 99	Pokémon X & Y	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
545		Zygarde (Complete Forme)		★★★★	⬡⬡	4,739	11,850	2,139	5,348	2,055	5,139	Critical-Health Healing	Pokémon Sun & Moon	•Enhance the Zygarde (50% Forme) spirit
546		Diancie		★★	⬡⬡⬡	1,499	6,000	472	1,890	1,027	4,110	Can Be Enhanced at Lv. 99	Pokémon X & Y	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
547		Mega Diancie		★★★★	⬡⬡⬡	4,748	11,871	1,681	4,202	2,521	6,304	Franklin Badge Equipped	Pokémon Omega Ruby & Alpha Sapphire	•Enhance the Diancie spirit
548		Hoopa (Confined)		★★	⬡⬡⬡	1,434	5,739	825	3,300	609	2,439	Can Be Enhanced at Lv. 99	Pokémon X & Y	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
549		Hoopa (Unbound)		★★★	⬡⬡⬡	3,228	9,688	1,721	5,164	1,325	3,976	Toss & Meteor	Pokémon Omega Ruby & Alpha Sapphire	•Enhance the Hoopa (Confined) spirit
551		Rowlet		★	⬡	1,130	5,659	560	2,803	527	2,639	Fire Weakness	Pokémon Sun & Moon	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
552		Bewear		★★	⬡	1,658	6,676	829	3,338	829	3,338	No Effect	Pokémon Sun & Moon	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
554		Togedemaru		★	⬡	912	4,566	267	1,335	594	2,973	Electric Attack ↑	Pokémon Sun & Moon	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
556		Tapu Koko		★★★	⬡	2,840	8,567	1,434	4,324	1,246	3,758	Electric Attack ↑	Pokémon Sun & Moon	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 6000G
557		Solgaleo		★★★	⬡⬡⬡	3,051	9,155	971	2,913	1,803	5,410	Fire Attack ↑	Pokémon Sun & Moon	•Battle via World of Light (The Final Battle - Light) •Battle via Spirit Board (unlocked after obtaining spirit once) •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 6000G (unlocked after obtaining spirit once)
558		Lunala		★★★	⬡⬡⬡	2,934	8,825	880	2,647	2,054	6,178	No Effect	Pokémon Sun & Moon	•Battle via World of Light (The Final Battle - Dark) •Battle via Spirit Board (unlocked after obtaining spirit once) •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 6000G (unlocked after obtaining spirit once)
1,368		Zacian & Zamazenta		★★★★	⬡⬡⬡	4,598	11,495	2,090	5,225	2,090	5,225	Sword Attack ↑	Pokémon Sword & Shield	•Battle via Spirit Board (during the event New Galar Region Pokémon Discovered!; available normally once obtained, or directly since February 25, 2020) •Purchased from the Vault Shop for 15,000G (once obtained, or since February 25, 2020)
1,369		Grookey, Scorbunny, & Sobble		★★★	⬡⬡	3,101	9,349	1,721	5,189	1,380	4,160	No Effect	Pokémon Sword & Shield	•Battle via Spirit Board (during the event New Galar Region Pokémon Discovered!; available normally once obtained, or directly since February 25, 2020) •Purchased from the Vault Shop for 6000G (once obtained, or since February 25, 2020)

Support Spirits

No.	Image	Name	Class	Cost	Ability	Origin Game	Acquisition
424		Metapod	★	⬢	Critical-Health Defense ↑	Pokémon Red & Green	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
425		Pidgey	★	⬢	Landing Lag ↓	Pokémon Red & Green	•Purchase at Beedle's Tent for 500SP •Battle via Spirit Board
427		Alolan Raichu	★★	⬢	Bury Immunity	Pokémon Sun & Moon	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
428		Sandshrew	★	⬢⬢	Screw Attack Equipped	Pokémon Red & Green	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
430		Vulpix	★	⬢	Fire Flower Equipped	Pokémon Red & Green	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
431		Alolan Vulpix	★	⬢	Freezie Equipped	Pokémon Sun & Moon	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
432		Dugtrio	★	⬢	Electric Resist ↑	Pokémon Red & Green	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
433		Meowth	★★	⬢	Thrown Items ↑	Pokémon Red & Green	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
434		Psyduck	★	⬢	PSI Attack ↑	Pokémon Red & Green	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
435		Arcanine	★★	⬢⬢	Mouthful of Curry	Pokémon Red & Green	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
436		Abra	★	⬢	Improved Escape	Pokemon Red & Green	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
442		Farfetch'd	★	⬢	Lip's Stick Equipped	Pokémon Red & Green	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
443		Gengar	★★	⬢	Poison Damage Reduced	Pokémon Red & Green	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
444		Electrode	★★	⬢	Bomber Equipped	Pokemon Red & Green	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
445		Alolan Exeggutor	★★	⬢	Back Shield Equipped	Pokémon Sun & Moon	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
448		Weezing	★	⬢	Fire & Explosion Attack ↑	Pokémon Red & Green	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
449		Chansey	★★	⬢	Fairy Bottle Equipped	Pokémon Red & Green	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
452		Goldeen	★	⬢	Swimmer	Pokémon Red & Green	•Purchase at Timmy and Tommy's for 500SP •Battle via Spirit Board
456		Gyarados	★★	⬢	Air Attack ↑	Pokémon Red & Green	•Treasure Chest in World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board (unlocked after obtaining spirit once) •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G (unlocked after obtaining spirit once)
457		Lapras	★★	⬢⬢	Weapon Resist ↑	Pokémon Red & Green	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board (unlocked after obtaining spirit once) •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G (unlocked after obtaining spirit once)
458		Ditto	★★	⬢	Trade-off Attacks ↑	Pokémon Red & Green	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
461		Snorlax	★★	⬢	Strong-Wind Resist	Pokémon Red & Green	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
465		Mew	★★★★	⬢	Special-Move Power ↑	Pokémon Red & Green	•Complete Challenge (Adventure): Win in the final round without being KO'd. •Battle via Spirit Board (unlocked after obtaining spirit once) •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 15,000G (unlocked after obtaining spirit once)
467		Togepi	★★	⬢	Critical-Health Stats ↑	Pokémon Gold & Silver	•Summon with cores from Gordo and Mega Eggdozer
469		Bellossom	★	⬢	Ramblin' Evil Mushroom Equipped	Pokémon Gold & Silver	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
470		Marill	★	⬢	Impact Run	Pokémon Gold & Silver	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
471		Sudowoodo	★	⬢	Transformation Duration ↑	Pokémon Gold & Silver	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
472		Wooper	★	⬢	Water & Ice Attack ↑	Pokémon Gold & Silver	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
473		Unown	★	⬢	PSI Resist ↑	Pokémon Gold & Silver	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
474		Wobbuffet	★★	⬢⬢	Irreversible Controls	Pokémon Gold & Silver	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
481		Miltank	★	⬢⬢	Instadrop	Pokémon Gold & Silver	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
485		Ho-Oh	★★★★	⬢⬢	Additional Midair Jump	Pokémon Gold & Silver	•Summon with cores from Raikou, Entei, & Suicune, any core, any core, and any two cores •Battle via World of Light (Molten Fortress) •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 15,000G (unlocked after obtaining spirit once)
486		Celebi	★★★★	⬢⬢⬢	Great Autoheal	Pokémon Gold & Silver	•Battle via World of Light (Sacred Land) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 15,000G
488		Gardevoir	★★	⬢	Perfect-Shield Reflect	Pokémon Ruby & Sapphire	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
489		Shedinja	★★	⬢	Trade-Off Defense ↑	Pokémon Ruby & Sapphire	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
491		Milotic	★★	⬢	Undamaged Attack ↑	Pokémon Ruby & Sapphire	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
495		Latias & Latios	★★★	⬢⬢	Strong-Wind Immunity	Pokémon Ruby & Sapphire	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 6000G
501		Jirachi	★★★★	⬢⬢	Fast Final Smash Meter	Pokémon Ruby & Sapphire	•Summon with cores from Star Rod, Luma, and Starlow
503		Piplup	★	⬢	Fire/Explosion Resist ↑	Pokémon Diamond & Pearl	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
507		Rotom	★★	⬢⬢	Energy Shot Attack/Resistance ↑	Pokémon Diamond & Pearl	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
511		Regigigas	★★★	⬢⬢	Slow Super Armor	Pokémon Diamond & Pearl	•Battle via World of Light (Mysterious Dimension) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 6000G
515		Manaphy	★★★★	⬢⬢	Running Start	Pokémon Diamond & Pearl	•Complete Challenge (Adventure): Awaken all fighters. •Battle via Spirit Board (unlocked after obtaining spirit once) •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 15,000G (unlocked after obtaining spirit once)
516		Darkrai	★★★	⬢	Slumber Immunity	Pokémon Diamond & Pearl	•Battle via World of Light (The Dark Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 6000G
520		Victini	★★★★	⬢	Hyper Smash Attacks	Pokémon Black & White	•Battle via World of Light (Power Plant) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 15,000G
523		Chandelure	★★	⬢	Lava-Floor Resist	Pokémon Black & White	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
526		Tornadus (Incarnate Forme)	★★	⬢	Item Gravitation	Pokémon Black & White	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
527		Thundurus (Incarnate Forme)	★★	⬢	Move Speed ↑	Pokémon Black & White	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
531		Kyurem	★★	⬢	Toss & Meteor	Pokémon Black & White	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
536		Meloetta (Aria Forme)	★★★	⬢⬢	Autoheal	Pokémon Black & White	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 6000G
539		Aegislash	★★	⬢	Killing Edge Equipped	Pokémon X & Y	•Purchase at Anna's Emporium for 1000SP •Battle via Spirit Board
540		Inkay	★★	⬢	Falling Immunity	Pokémon X & Y	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
541		Dedenne	★	⬢	Electric Attack ↑	Pokémon X & Y	•Battle via World of Light (Power Plant) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
550		Volcanion	★★★	⬢⬢	Lava-Floor Immunity	Pokémon X & Y	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 6000G
553		Pyukumuku	★	⬢	Critical-Health Attack ↑	Pokémon Sun & Moon	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 500G
555		Mimikyu	★★	⬢	Death's Scythe Equipped	Pokémon Sun & Moon	•Battle via World of Light (Sacred Land) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
559		Nihilego	★★	⬢⬢	Screen-Flip Immunity	Pokémon Sun & Moon	•Treasure Chest in World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G
560		Necrozma	★★★	⬢⬢	Gravity-Change Immunity	Pokémon Sun & Moon	•Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 6000G
561		Magearna	★★★	⬢⬢	Ice-Floor Immunity	Pokémon Sun & Moon	•Purchase at Beedle's Tent for 4000SP •Battle via Spirit Board
562		Detective Pikachu	★★	⬢⬢	Fog Immunity	Detective Pikachu	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm) •Battle via Spirit Board •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G •Scan the Detective Pikachu amiibo
1,298		Partner Pikachu	★★★	⬢	Undamaged Attack & Speed ↑	Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu!	•Unlock with save data from Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu •Battle via Spirit Board (since v2.0.0; previously unlocked after obtaining spirit once) •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 6000G (since v2.0.0; previously unlocked after obtaining spirit once)
1,299		Partner Eevee	★★★	⬢⬢	Stats ↑ ↑ after Eating	Pokémon: Let's Go, Eevee!	•Unlock with save data from Pokémon: Let's Go, Eevee •Battle via Spirit Board (since v2.0.0; previously unlocked after obtaining spirit once) •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 6000G (since v2.0.0; previously unlocked after obtaining spirit once)
1,370		Corviknight	★★	⬢	Air Defense ↑	Pokémon Sword & Shield	•Battle via Spirit Board (during the event New Galar Region Pokémon Discovered!; available normally once obtained, or directly since February 25, 2020) •Purchased from the Vault Shop for 1000G (once obtained, or since February 25, 2020)
1,371		Morpeko	★	⬢	Electric Attack ↑	Pokémon Sword & Shield	•Battle via Spirit Board (during the event New Galar Region Pokémon Discovered!; available normally once obtained, or directly since February 25, 2020) •Purchased from the Vault Shop for 500G (once obtained, or since February 25, 2020)

Master Spirit

No.	Image	Name	Facility	Origin Game	Acquisition	Music
440		Slowpoke	Dojo (Forgetful Style)	Pokémon Red & Green	•Battle via World of Light (The Light Realm)	Road to Viridian City - Pokémon Red / Pokémon Blue

Fighter Spirits

No.	Image	Alternate Artwork	Name	Origin Game	Acquisition
407			Pikachu	Pokémon Red & Green	•Complete Classic Mode with Pikachu •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 300G
408			Pikachu Libre	Pokémon Omega Ruby & Alpha Sapphire	•Purchase from the Vault Shop for 300G
409			Jigglypuff	Pokémon Red & Green	•Complete Classic Mode with Jigglypuff •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 300G (after unlocking Jigglypuff)
410			Pichu	Pokémon Gold & Silver	•Complete Classic Mode with Pichu •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 300G (after unlocking Pichu)
411			Mewtwo	Pokémon Red & Green	•Complete Classic Mode with Mewtwo •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 300G (after unlocking Mewtwo)
412			Pokémon Trainer (Male)	Pokémon Red & Green (Artwork: Super Smash Bros. Ultimate)	•Purchase from the Vault Shop for 300G (after unlocking Pokémon Trainer)
413			Pokémon Trainer (Female)	Pokémon FireRed & LeafGreen (Artwork: Super Smash Bros. Ultimate)	•Purchase from the Vault Shop for 300G (after unlocking Pokémon Trainer)
414			Squirtle	Pokémon Red & Green	•Complete Classic Mode with Pokémon Trainer •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 300G (after unlocking Pokémon Trainer)
415			Ivysaur	Pokémon Red & Green	•Complete Classic Mode with Pokémon Trainer •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 300G (after unlocking Pokémon Trainer)
416			Charizard	Pokémon Red & Green	•Complete Classic Mode with Pokémon Trainer •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 300G (after unlocking Pokémon Trainer)
417			Lucario	Pokémon Diamond & Pearl	•Complete Classic Mode with Lucario •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 300G (after unlocking Lucario)
418			Greninja	Pokémon X & Y	•Complete Classic Mode with Greninja •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 300G (after unlocking Greninja)
419			Incineroar	Pokémon Sun & Moon	•Complete Classic Mode with Incineroar •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 300G (after unlocking Incineroar)

Spirit Battles

Spirit			Battle parameters							Inspiration
No.	Image	Name	Enemy Fighter(s)	Type	Power	Stage	Rules	Conditions	Music
420		Venusaur	•Giant Ivysaur		4,500	Garden of Hope (Battlefield form)	•Hazard: Poison Floor	•The floor is poisonous •The enemy is giant	Main Theme - Pokémon Red & Pokémon Blue (Brawl)	The Giant Ivysaur puppet fighter represents its final evolved form, Venusaur. The stage and Poison Floor hazard reference Venusaur being a dual Grass/Poison-type Pokémon. This is also referenced by the jungle where Venusaur's spirit is located in World of Light.
421		Charmander	•Tiny Charizard		2,200	The Great Cave Offensive (Battlefield form)	•Hazard: Lava Floor	•The floor is lava	Main Theme - Pokémon Red & Pokémon Blue (Brawl)	The Tiny Charizard puppet fighter represents its base pre-evolved form, Charmander. The Lava Floor hazard references Charmander being a Fire-type Pokémon. The stage likely references Charmander's appearance in Pokémon Sun and Moon, as the stage features tropical fauna, the main setting of the Alola region.
422		Mega Charizard X	•Giant Charizard (150 HP)		9,700	Pokémon Stadium (Fire type)	N/A	•The enemy's special moves have increased power •Stamina battle •The enemy is giant	Battle! (Trainer Battle) - Pokémon X / Pokémon Y	The Giant Charizard puppet fighter represents its Mega Evolved form, Mega Charizard X. The puppet fighter's blue coloration references Mega Charizard X's blue color scheme. The Pokémon Stadium's fire variant references Mega Charizard X being a Fire-type Pokémon. The music references Mega Charizard X's appearance in Pokémon X and Y. The first battle condition references Mega Charizard X's stat increases that Mega Evolution provides. The stamina battle condition represents a typical Pokémon battle.
423		Blastoise	•Giant Squirtle		4,100	Delfino Plaza	•Defense ↑	•The enemy has increased defense •The enemy is giant •The enemy starts the battle with a Super Scope	Main Theme - Pokémon Red & Pokémon Blue (Brawl)	The Giant Squirtle puppet fighter represents Squirtle's final evolved form, Blastoise. The puppet fighter starts off with a Super Scope, referencing the cannons on the back of its shell. The stage references Blastoise being a Water-type Pokémon. The Defense ↑ rule and battle condition reference Blastoise's increased defense.
424		Metapod	•Yoshi		2,500	Distant Planet (Ω form)	•Defense ↑ •Hazard: Sticky Floor	•The floor is sticky •Timed battle (1:30) •The enemy has increased defense after a little while	Road to Viridian City - Pokémon Red / Pokémon Blue	The Crafted Yoshi puppet fighter represents Metapod, the green-colored "Cocoon Pokémon". The stage and music reference Metapod often being found in grassy areas like Viridian Forest. The music also references the routes to Viridian City, featuring Metapod's pre-evolved form, Caterpie as wild Pokémon. The Defense ↑ rule and battle condition reference Harden, a defense-increasing move that Metapod are known for only using in the wild. The Sticky Floor hazard references String Shot, a move Metapod learns when evolved from Caterpie, which lowers the speed of the opposing Pokémon.
425		Pidgey	•Tiny Pit		2,100	Saffron City (Battlefield form)	•Hazard: Heavy Wind	•Dangerously high winds are in effect •The enemy loves to jump	Road to Viridian City - Pokémon Red / Pokémon Blue	The Tiny Pit puppet fighter represents Pidgey, the "Tiny Bird Pokémon". The stage references Pidgey appearing as a background character. The music references the routes to Viridian City, featuring Pidgey as wild Pokémon. This spirit battle references both the Pidgey's ability to fly, and Gust, a Flying-type move learned by Pidgey.
426		Arbok	•Ridley		2,200	Yoshi's Island (Melee)	•Attack Power ↓ •Hazard: Poison Floor	•The floor is poisonous •You have reduced attack power	Main Theme - Pokémon Red & Pokémon Blue (Brawl)	The purple Ridley puppet fighter represents Arbok, another purple reptilian creature. The stage references Arbok often being found in grassy savannas or plains. This spirit battle references fighting against Arbok, a Poison-type Pokémon. The battle conditions reference Intimidate, an ability learned by Arbok which reduces the opposing Pokémon's attack stat when Arbok enters battle.
427		Alolan Raichu	•Pikachu		4,100	Tortimer Island (Battlefield form)	•Hazard: Zap Floor	•The floor is electrified •Only certain Pokémon will emerge from Poké Balls (Alolan Raichu)	Battle! (Trainer) - Pokémon Sun / Pokémon Moon	The Pikachu puppet fighter represents its final evolved form, Raichu, whose Alolan region variant appears as the Poké Ball Pokémon. The stage represents the tropical setting of the Alola region where the Alolan variant of Raichu is found. The music references the Aloan Raichu's appearance in Pokémon Sun and Moon. The Electric Floor hazard references Raichu being an Electric-type Pokémon, and the Electric Field where Alolan Raichu's ability Surge Surfer can increase its speed.
428		Sandshrew	•Bowser		1,800	Mushroomy Kingdom (Battlefield form)	•Item: Pitfall	•The enemy is easily distracted by items	Main Theme - Pokémon Red & Pokémon Blue (Brawl)	The Bowser puppet fighter represents Sandshrew, a yellow Pokémon with a hard hide on its back. The puppet fighter is smaller than its normal size, referencing Sandshrew's small size. The stage represents the sandy deserts where Sandshrews are often found. The Pitfall item references Dig, a Ground-type move learned by Sandshrew where it burrows underground for one turn before attacking.
429		Clefairy	•Jigglypuff		1,800	Magicant	•Hazard: Screen Flip	•The screen will suddenly flip after a little while	Pokémon Center - Pokémon Red / Pokémon Blue	The Jigglypuff puppet fighter references both Jigglypuff and Clefairy having similarities, including the same time, evolution methods, habitats, learned moves and abilities. The stage references Sing, a sleep-based Normal-type move learned by both Clefairy and Jigglypuff, as Magicant is a mind-based setting. The Screen Flip hazard and battle condition reference to Metronome, a Normal-type move learned by Clefairy which randomly selects any Pokémon move.
430		Vulpix	•Tiny Fox		1,500	Saffron City	N/A	•Only certain Pokémon will emerge from Poké Balls (Vulpix)	Road to Viridian City - Pokémon Red / Pokémon Blue	The red Tiny Fox puppet fighter represents Vulpix, the red-colored "Fox Pokémon". Vulpix itself appears as the Poké Ball Pokémon. The stage references Vulpix being often encountered on the routes left and right of Saffron City. The stage and music also reference Vulpix's debut in Pokémon Red and Blue.
431		Alolan Vulpix	•Tiny Fox		2,100	Summit (Battlefield form)	•Hazard: Fog	•The stage is covered in fog •Only certain Pokémon will emerge from Poké Balls (Alolan Vulpix)	Battle! (Wild Pokémon) - Pokémon Sun / Pokémon Moon	The purple Tiny Fox puppet fighter represents Alolan Vulpix, the Alolan region variant of Vulpix. The Alolan Vulpix itself appears as the Poké Ball Pokémon. The stage represents Mount Lanakila, the tallest mountain in Alola where the Alolan Vulpix are often found. The music references Alolan Vulpix's appearance in Pokémon Sun and Moon. The Fog Hazard likely represents Blizzard, an Ice-type move learned by the Alolan Vulpix.
432		Dugtrio	•Kirby (×3)		1,500	Pokémon Stadium 2 (Ground type)	•Earthquake	•Periodic earthquakes will shake the stage after a little while	Pokémon Gym/Evolution - Pokémon Red / Pokémon Blue	The three Kirby puppet fighter represents Dugtrio, a set of Diglett triplets. The Pokémon Stadium's Ground variant references Dugtrio being a Ground-type Pokémon. The stage also references Dugtrio appearing as a background character. The Earthquake rule and battle condition reference to Earthquake, a Ground-type move learned by Dugtrio by leveling up.
433		Meowth	•Gold Isabelle (×2)		3,300	Golden Plains	N/A	•Take your strongest team into this no-frills battle •Only certain Pokémon will emerge from Poké Balls (Meowth) (*)	Road to Viridian City - Pokémon Red / Pokémon Blue	The Gold Isabelle puppet fighters represent the gold coin embedded into Meowth's forehead, who appears as the Poké Ball Pokémon. The gold puppet fighters and the coins enabled in this stage reference Pay Day, a Normal-type move where a flurry of golden coins are thrown by Meowth.
434		Psyduck	•Squirtle		1,800	Saffron City	•Hazard: Screen Flip	•The screen will suddenly flip after a little while	Main Theme - Pokémon Red & Pokémon Blue (64)	The Squirtle puppet fighter references both Squirtle and Psyduck being Water-type Pokémon. The stage and music reference Psyduck's debut in Pokémon Red and Blue. The Screen Flip hazard and battle condition likely reference to Psyduck's chronic headaches which increases their Psychic power.
435		Arcanine	•Giant Duck Hunt		4,600	Gaur Plain (Battlefield form)	•Hazard: Lava Floor	•The floor is lava •The enemy is giant •The enemy has increased power	Pokémon Red / Pokémon Blue Medley	The Dog of the Giant Duck Hunt puppet fighter represents Arcanine, a canine Pokémon. The puppet fighter's tan coloration references Arcanine's coloration. The stage references the prairies where Arcanine is often found. The Lava Floor hazard and battle condition reference Arcanine being a Fire-type Pokémon. The third battle condition references Arcanine being categorized as the "Legendary Pokémon", exhibiting immense power.
436		Abra	•Mewtwo		2,000	Saffron City	N/A	•Timed battle (1:00) •Only certain Pokémon will emerge from Poké Balls (Abra)	Battle! (Wild Pokémon) - Pokémon Sun / Pokémon Moon	The Mewtwo puppet fighter references both Mewtwo and Abra being Psychic-type Pokémon. Abra itself appears as the Poké Ball Pokémon. The stage references Abra's debut in Pokémon Red and Blue, which features Saffron City. The music references Abra's appearance in Pokémon Sun and Moon. The timed battle condition references Teleport, a Psychic-type move used by Abra to flee from wild battles, causing it to end very quickly.
437		Machamp	•Giant Captain Falcon (×2)		3,900	Wrecking Crew	N/A	•The enemy's punches and elbow strikes have increased power •The enemy favors neutral attacks •The enemy is giant	Main Theme - Pokémon Red & Pokémon Blue (64)	The two cyan Giant Captain Falcon puppet fighters represent Machamp, a cyan-colored giant muscular humanoid with four arms. The stage references Machamp and its evolution line often being used for construction. The puppet fighter's favored Falcon Punch references Machamp being a Fighting-type Pokémon.
438		Geodude	•Kirby Team (×4)		1,400	Pokémon Stadium 2 (Ground type)	N/A	•The enemy favors down specials	Pokémon Gym/Evolution - Pokémon Red / Pokémon Blue	The white Kirby Team represents Geodude, a greyish round Pokémon which floats in midair. The puppet fighters' favored Stone and the Pokémon Stadium's Ground variant references Geodude being a Rock-type Pokémon. In World of Light, the Geodude's spirit is located in the badlands in World of Light. This references both Geodude's Rock type and Geodude being found in mountains and tunnels.
439		Rapidash	•Curry Charizard		3,900	Mushroom Kingdom U (Battlefield form)	N/A	•The enemy breathes fire •The enemy has increased move speed	Main Theme - Pokémon Red & Pokémon Blue (Melee)	The Charizard puppet fighter references both Charizard and Rapidash being Fire-type Pokémon. The puppet fighter's yellow coloration references Rapidash's yellow coloration. The stage references the grasslands where Rapidash is often found. The first battle condition references Ember, a Fire-type move used by Rapidash which allows it to breathe fire. The "increased move speed" battle condition references Rapidash's high speed.
440		Slowpoke	•Luigi		3,300	Mushroom Kingdom II	•Hazard: Left Is Right, Right Is Left •Move Speed ↓	•Left and right controls will suddenly reverse after a little while •All fighters have reduced move speed	Pokémon Red / Pokémon Blue Medley	The pink Luigi puppet fighter represents Slowpoke, the "Dopey Pokémon". The stage references the bottom of the hill next to the Heart Pool where Slowpoke's spirit is located in World of Light. The Reversible Controls hazard and battle condition likely references Confusion, a Psychic-type move learned by Slowpoke which confuses the opposing Pokémon. The Move Speed ↓ rule and battle condition references Slowpoke's infamous slow movements and reaction time.
441		Magneton	•Metal Pac-Man (50 HP) (×3)		2,200	Pokémon Stadium 2 (Electric type)	N/A	•Stamina battle •The enemy is metal	Main Theme - Pokémon Red & Pokémon Blue (Melee)	The three Metal Pac-Man puppet fighters represent Magneton, a Steel-type Pokémon with three heads. The Pokémon Stadium's Electric variant references Magneton being an Electric-type Pokémon. The stage also references Magnezone, Magneton's evolved form appearing as a background character. The stamina battle condition represents a typical Pokémon battle.
442		Farfetch'd	•Falco		1,800	Golden Plains (hazards off)	N/A	•The enemy starts the battle with a Lip's Stick	Main Theme - Pokémon Red & Pokémon Blue (Brawl)	The Falco puppet fighter references both Falco and Farfetch'd being avian creatures. The puppet fighter starts off with Lip's Stick, referencing the leek Farfetch'd carries and attacks with. The stage represents the grasslands where Farfetch'd is often found.
443		Gengar	•Donkey Kong		4,300	Luigi's Mansion (Battlefield form)	•Hazard: Slumber Floor	•The floor is sleep-inducing	Pokémon Red / Pokémon Blue Medley	The blue Donkey Kong puppet fighter represents Gengar, a dark purple Pokémon who is often depicted as large. The stage references Gengar being a Ghost-type Pokémon. The stage also references Lavender Town, one of the only locations in the Kanto region where Ghost types reside. The Slumber Floor hazard references Hypnosis, a Psychic-type move learned by Gengar which puts the opposing Pokémon to sleep.
444		Electrode	•Pac-Man		3,600	Saffron City	•Bob-omb Festival •Item: Exploding Types	•Bob-ombs will rain from the sky after a little while •The enemy is easily distracted by items	Main Theme - Pokémon Red & Pokémon Blue (Brawl)	The Pac-Man puppet fighter represents Electrode, the "Ball Pokémon". The stage and music references Electrode's debut in Pokémon Red and Blue. The stage also references Electrode appearing as a stage hazard. The Bob-omb Festival rule and the Exploding Type items references Explosion, a Normal-type move learned by Electrode where it spontaneously explodes.
445		Alolan Exeggutor	•Giant Palutena (140 HP)		4,300	Tortimer Island (hazards off)	N/A	•Timed stamina battle (1:00) •The enemy favors up smash attacks •Only certain Pokémon will emerge from Poké Balls (Alolan Exeggutor)	Battle! (Wild Pokémon) - Pokémon Sun / Pokémon Moon	The Giant Palutena puppet fighter references both Palutena and the Alolan Exeggutor having green hair. The Alolan Exeggutor itself appears as the Poké Ball Pokémon. The stage references the tropical setting of the Alola region where the Alolan variant of Exeggutor is found. This is also referenced by the Alolan Islands where the Alolan Exeggutor's spirit is located in World of Light. The music references Alolan Exeggutor's appearance in Pokémon Sun and Moon. The puppet fighter's favored up smash attacks is a tall pillar of light, referencing the Alolan Exeggutor's notorious height. The stamina battle condition represents a typical Pokémon battle.
446		Cubone	•Wolf		1,700	Luigi's Mansion	•Item: Boomerang	•Take your strongest team into this no-frills battle •The enemy starts the battle with a Boomerang (*)	Road to Viridian City - Pokémon Red / Pokémon Blue	The Wolf puppet fighter represents Cubone, the "Lonely Pokémon". The puppet fighter's orange costume references Cubone's orange-like coloration. The stage references Kanto's Pokémon Tower, a Lavender Town landmark which is infested with ghosts and where the spirit of a Marowak, Cubone's mother and evolved form, is found. The Boomerang item references Bonemerang, a Ground-type move and Cubone's signature move where it throws its bone like a boomerang to hit opponents twice.
447		Hitmonlee	•Captain Falcon (×2)		3,600	Suzaku Castle	N/A	•The enemy's kicks and knee strikes have increased power	Pokémon Gym/Evolution - Pokémon Red / Pokémon Blue	The Captain Falcon puppet fighters' frequent use of leg attacks references Hitmonlee, the "Kicking Pokémon" who fights with its legs while it rarely learns fist-based moves. The stage references the Fighting Dojo, a location where Hitmonlee can be obtained as a gift. The stage also references Hitmonlee being a Fighting-type Pokémon.
448		Weezing	•Wario		2,200	Pokémon Stadium (hazards off)	•Hazard: Poison Cloud	•The stage is covered in a poisonous cloud	Main Theme - Pokémon Red & Pokémon Blue (Brawl)	The Wario puppet fighter references both Wario and Weezing producing a form of gas that harms the opponent. The Poison Cloud hazard represents Weezing being a Poison-type Pokémon. The hazard also references Weezing's gaseous Poison-type moves, such as Smog and Poison Gas.
449		Chansey	•Jigglypuff (300 HP)		3,800	Pokémon Stadium	•Health Recovery	•Stamina battle •The enemy is healed after a little while	Pokémon Center - Pokémon Red / Pokémon Blue	The Nurse Jigglypuff puppet fighter and the music reference both Jigglypuff's evolved form, Wigglytuff and Chansey working as nurses at the Pokémon Centers in the anime. The Health Recovery rule and battle condition reference to Chansey's notoriously high HP stat. The stamina battle condition represents a typical Pokémon battle.
450		Kangaskhan	•Bowser •Larry		3,700	Windy Hill Zone	N/A	•Defeat the main fighter to win •Reinforcements will appear during the battle	Main Theme - Pokémon Red & Pokémon Blue (Brawl)	The Bowser and Larry puppet fighters represent the Kangaskhan parent and child, respectively. The stage references the Kanto region's Safari Zone where Kangaskhan is often found.
452		Goldeen	•Jigglypuff Team (×4)		1,400	Delfino Plaza	•Hazard: High Gravity	•All fighters have reduced jump power •Only certain Pokémon will emerge from Poké Balls (Goldeen)	Road to Viridian City - Pokémon Red / Pokémon Blue	The Jigglypuff Team represents Goldeen, who appears as the Poké Ball Pokémon. The puppet fighters' flower petals to the shape of Goldeen's frilly tailfins. The stage references Goldeen being a Water-type Pokémon. The High Gravity hazard references Splash, a weak Water-type move used by Goldeen that causes it to simply flail around uselessly.
453		Staryu	•Rosalina & Luma		1,600	Tortimer Island	•Item: Star Rod	•Only certain Pokémon will emerge from Poké Balls (Staryu) •The enemy heals over time	Road to Viridian City - Pokémon Red / Pokémon Blue	The Rosalina & Luma puppet fighter references both Luma and Staryu sharing a star-shaped appearance. Staryu itself appears as the Poké Ball Pokémon. The stage references Staryu often being found in the sea around islands. The Star Rod item references Swift, a move learned by Staryu that shoots star-shaped projectiles. The Autoheal battle condition references Recover, a move learned by Staryu which allows it to restore half of its maximum HP.
454		Pinsir	•Ridley		3,700	Garden of Hope	•Item: Beetle	•The enemy's side special has increased power •The enemy favors side specials	Road to Viridian City - Pokémon Red / Pokémon Blue	The Ridley puppet fighter represents Pinsir, the "Stag Beetle Pokémon". The puppet fighter's red coloration references Pinsir's brown coloration. The stage references the gardens where Pinsir are often found. The Beetle item references Pinsir being a stag beetle creature. The puppet fighter's favored Space Pirate Rush and battle conditions references Pinsir attacking with its pincers.
455		Tauros	•Bowser		3,800	Gerudo Valley	•Uncontrollable Speed	•The enemy is very fast and can't stop quickly •The enemy can deal damage by dashing into you	Main Theme - Pokémon Red & Pokémon Blue (Brawl)	The Bowser puppet fighter references Bowser originally being envisioned as an ox, a species of bovine which serves as the basis for Tauros. The stage references the bridge-like canyon in Forest Hill where Tauros's spirit is located in World of Light. The rules and battle conditions references Tackle, a Normal-type move learned by Tauros that allows it to charge into the opposing Pokémon at uncontrollable speeds.
456		Gyarados	•Giant Ridley		4,100	Kongo Falls (Battlefield form)	•Attack Power ↓	•You have reduced attack power •The enemy is giant	Main Theme - Pokémon Red & Pokémon Blue (Brawl)	The blue Giant Ridley puppet fighter represents Gyarados, an often hostile giant blue repilian Pokémon. The stage references Magikarp's method of evolution into Gyarados in Pokémon Snap where the player must help a grounded Magikarp back into the river where it will swim up the waterfall and evolve. This is also referenced by the waterfall where Gyarados' spirit is locked in a Treasure Chest in World of Light. The music references Gyarados' debut in Pokémon Red and Blue. The Attack Power ↓ rule and battle condition reference Intimidate, an ability learned by Gyarados which reduces the opposing Pokémon's attack stat when Gyarados enters battle.
457		Lapras	•Ice Climbers		3,800	Wuhu Island (Rocks at sea)	•Buoyancy Reduced	•You can't swim	Pokémon Red / Pokémon Blue Medley	The Ice Climbers puppet fighters references both Ice Climbers and Lapras utilizing ice-based attacks. The stage references Lapras being a Water-type Pokémon. This is also referenced by the cliffside bay where Lapras's spirit is found in World of Light. The music references Lapras's debut in Pokémon Red and Blue. The Buoyancy Reduced rule and battle condition reference to Surf, a Water-type move used by Lapras which allows people to ride on its back outside of battle.
458		Ditto	•Kirby		3,400	Pokémon Stadium	N/A	•The enemy favors neutral specials •Only certain Pokémon will emerge from Poké Balls (Ditto)	Road to Viridian City - Pokémon Red / Pokémon Blue	The purple Kirby puppet fighter's favored Inhale references Ditto's signature move Transform and ability, Imposter, which allows Ditto to copy the appearance and stats of the opposing Pokémon. Ditto itself appears as the Poké Ball Pokémon.
459		Eevee	•Yoshi (×3) ()		1,400	Yoshi's Island	N/A	•Only certain Pokémon will emerge from Poké Balls (Eevee) •Reinforcements will appear during the battle	Main Theme - Pokémon Red & Pokémon Blue (Melee)	The blue, yellow, and red Yoshi puppet fighters each represent three of the original evolved forms of Eevee respectively: Vaporeon, Jolteon and Flareon. Eevee itself appears as the Poké Ball Pokémon. The Yoshi minion fighter's blue coloration references Vaporeon's blue color scheme. The yellow Yoshi minion fighter starts off with a Screw Attack, refrencing Jolteon being an Electric-type Pokémon due to the Screw Attack's lightning bolt design. The red Yoshi minion fighter starts off with a Fire Flower, referencing being a Fire-type Pokémon. The stage references the grassy path in the starting area where Eevee's spirit is located in World of Light.
460		Porygon	•Little Mac		1,700	Pokémon Stadium (hazards off)	•Assist Trophy Enemies (Akira)	•Hostile assist trophies will appear	Main Theme - Pokémon Red & Pokémon Blue (Melee)	This spirit battle references the polygonal appearance of Porygon, Wire Little Mac and Akira. In World of Light, the Base where Porygon's spirit is located is occupied by electronic-based spirits, as Porygon is known for residing in computers.
461		Snorlax	•Giant King K. Rool (500 HP)		4,500	Tortimer Island	N/A	•Timed stamina battle (1:00) •The enemy prefers not to move	Main Theme - Pokémon Red & Pokémon Blue (Melee)	The Giant King K. Rool puppet fighter represents Snorlax, the giant "Sleeping Pokémon". This spirit battle references Snorlax's nature of being unable to move unless woken up with a Poké Flute. The Autoheal effect references the Leftovers, Snorlax's held item which allows it to heal every turn. The stamina battle condition represents a typical Pokémon battle.
462		Articuno, Zapdos, & Moltres	•Reflect Lucas (80 HP) (×3) ()		13,700	Find Mii (Battlefield form)	N/A	•The enemy reflects projectiles •The enemy's PSI attacks have increased power •Stamina battle	Pokémon Red / Pokémon Blue Medley	The cyan, orange, and red Lucas puppet fighters represent Articuno, Zapdos, & Moltres, the three Legendary Birds. Moltres itself appears as the Poké Ball Pokémon. The stage references each of the Legendary Birds being found in cavernous dungeon-like areas. The puppet fighters starts off with a Franklin Badge, referencing Reflect, an ability used by the Legendary Birds which reflects all projectile-based attacks. The puppet fighters' respective frequent uses of PK Freeze, PK Thunder, and PK Fire each represent Articuno, Zapdos and Moltres' respective types. The stamina battle condition represents a typical Pokémon battle.
463		Dragonite	•Giant Charizard		4,700	Spear Pillar	•Hazard: Heavy Wind	•Dangerously high winds are in effect after a little while •The enemy is giant	Pokémon Red / Pokémon Blue Medley	The Giant Charizard puppet fighter represents Dragonite due to their dragon-like appearance. The puppet fighter's yellow coloration references Dragonite's yellow coloration. The stage likely references Dragonite's status as a pseudo-legendary Pokémon as Legendary Pokémon are often encountered at Spear Pillar. This is also likely referenced by the purplish desert section of the Sacred Land where Dragonite's spirit is located in World of Light. The Heavy Wind hazard likely references Gust, a Flying-type move whose typing is shared with Charizard and Dragonite.
464		Mega Mewtwo Y	•Mewtwo		9,500	Spear Pillar (hazards off)	•Sudden Final Smash	•The enemy will suddenly have a Final Smash	Pokémon Red / Pokémon Blue Medley	The Mewtwo puppet fighter represents its Mega Evolution form, Mega Mewtwo Y. The stage references Mewtwo's status as a Legendary Pokémon as Legendaries are often encountered at Spear Pillar. This is also referenced by the set of ruins with pillars where Mega Mewtwo Y's spirit is located in World of Light. The Sudden Final Smash rule and battle condition reference to Mega Mewtwo Y serving as the basis of Mewtwo's Final Smash, Psystrike.
465		Mew	•Mewtwo		13,900	Kongo Jungle	•Invisibility •Hazard: Fog	•The stage is covered in fog •Timed battle (1:30) •The enemy is invisible after a little while	Pokémon Red / Pokémon Blue Medley	The Mewtwo puppet fighter references Mewtwo being the genetically-modified clone of its origin, Mew. The puppet fighter also references both Mewtwo and Mew being Psychic-type Pokémon. The stage references the legends of Mew being first encountered deep in the rainforests of Guyana, South America. The Fog hazard and Invisibility rule referencs to Mew being normally invisible except for those who are pure of heart. The Timed battle condition likely references the short amount of time that Mew appears on-screen as a rare Poké Ball Pokémon in the Super Smash Bros. series before flying away.
466		Chikorita	•Ivysaur		2,200	Distant Planet (Battlefield form)	•Hazard: Slumber Floor	•The floor is sleep-inducing •The enemy can unleash powerful critical hits at random	Pokémon Gold / Pokémon Silver Medley	The Ivysaur puppet fighter references both it's pre-evolved form, Bulbasaur and Chikorita being Grass-type starter Pokémon. The stage represents Chikorita being a Grass-type Pokémon. The Slumber Floor hazard references Grass Whistle, a move learned by Chikorita through breeding which puts opponents to sleep. The second battle condition references Razor Leaf, a move learned by Chikorita which has a high critical hit ratio.
468		Ampharos	•Giant Pichu		4,500	Prism Tower (Battlefield form)	•Hazard: Zap Floor	•The floor is electrified •The enemy is giant	Pokémon Gold / Pokémon Silver Medley	The Giant Pichu puppet fighter represents Ampharos, the "Light Pokémon". The puppet fighter also references both Pichu and Ampharos being yellow Electric-type Pokémon that debuted in the Series in Gen II. The stage represents Prism Tower, the Pokémon Gym in the Kalos region based on Electric-type Pokémon. The stage also likely references the Glitter Lighthouse in the Johto region, where Amphy the Ampharos is encountered. The Zap Floor hazard represents Ampharos being an Electric-type Pokémon.
469		Bellossom	•Jigglypuff		1,800	Yoshi's Island (Battlefield form)	•Item: Lip's Stick	•Only certain Pokémon will emerge from Poké Balls (Bellossom) •The enemy is easily distracted by items	Pokémon Gold / Pokémon Silver Medley	The red Jigglypuff puppet fighter references both Jigglypuff and Bellossom having moves that puts the opponent to sleep in Smash. Bellossom itself appears as the Poké Ball Pokémon. The stage references Bellossom being often found in grassy plains. The puppet fighter's flower and the Lip's Stick item reference the flowers in Bellossom's design.
470		Marill	•Kirby		1,700	Pokémon Stadium 2	N/A	•Water and ice attacks aren't as effective against the enemy	Pokémon Gold / Pokémon Silver Medley	The blue Kirby puppet fighter represents Marill, a round, blue Pokémon. The battle condition references Marill being a Water-type Pokémon which allows it to resist Water and Ice-type moves.
471		Sudowoodo	•Ridley (×3) (,x2)		1,400	Green Greens (hazards off)	N/A	•Defeat the main fighter to win •The enemy is weak to water attacks •The enemy favors smash attacks •The enemy has super armor when charging smash attacks	Pokémon Gold / Pokémon Silver Medley	The green and red Ridley puppet fighters reference to Sudowoodo being a Rock-type Pokémon that disguises itself as a Grass type. The stage features Whispy Woods, a sentient tree, referencing Sudowoodo's appearance as a tree. The second battle condition references Sudowoodo's weakness to Water-type attacks as a Rock-type Pokémon. The battle condition also references the Sudowoodo blocking Route 36 in the Johto region, which can only be battled by sprinkling water at it with a Squirt Bottle.
472		Wooper	•Squirtle		1,600	Garden of Hope (Battlefield form)	•Earthquake	•Periodic earthquakes will shake the stage after a little while	Pokémon Gold / Pokémon Silver Medley	The Squirtle puppet fighter references both Squirtle and Wooper being Water-type Pokémon. The stage references the Route 32 in Johto, featuring Wooper as a wild Pokémon. The Earthquake rule and battle condition reference to Wooper also being a Ground-type Pokémon where it can also learn Earthquake by leveling up.
473		Unown	•Tiny Mr. Game & Watch Team (×8)		1,800	Temple (Battlefield form)	N/A	•Defeat an army of fighters	Pokémon Red / Pokémon Blue Medley	The Tiny Mr. Game & Watch Team references both Mr. Game & Watch and Unown being black, flat characters. The eight puppet fighters references the twenty-eight variations of Unown. The stage references the Ruins of Alph, a dilapidated temple where only Unown are found.
474		Wobbuffet	•Reflect King K. Rool (×2)		4,300	The Great Cave Offensive (Battlefield form)	N/A	•The enemy reflects projectiles •The enemy favors down specials	Pokémon Gold / Pokémon Silver Medley	The blue King K. Rool puppet fighters represent Wobbuffet, the blue-colored "Patient Pokémon". The stage references the dark caves where Wobbuffet are often found. The puppet fighter starts off with a Franklin Badge and favors Gut Check, referencing Counter and Mirror Coat, both moves learned by Wobuffet which returns any damage taken back to the opponent.
475		Steelix	•Metal Ridley (140 HP)		4,300	Kalos Pokémon League (Ironworks Chamber only)	N/A	•Stamina battle •The enemy is metal	Pokémon Gold / Pokémon Silver Medley	The Metal Ridley puppet fighter also represents Steelix, a reptilian Steel-type Pokémon. The stage represents the Ironworks Chamber, where the Steel-type member of the Elite Four, Wikstrom, is fought. The stage also references Steelix appearing as a background character. The stamina battle condition represents a typical Pokémon battle.
477		Heracross	•Bowser		4,400	Distant Planet (Battlefield form)	•Attack Power ↑ •Hazard: Sticky Floor	•The floor is sticky •The enemy's throws have increased power •The enemy has increased attack power when the enemy's at high damage	Pokémon Gold / Pokémon Silver Medley	The Bowser puppet fighter references both Bowser and Heracross featuring horns in their designs. The stage references Heracross being a Bug-type Pokémon. The Sticky Floor hazard references Heracross's diet of tree sap, mentioned in its Pokédex entries. The battle conditions references toMegahorn and Close Combat, both moves learned by Heracross that most Bug-type Pokémon cannot learn.
478		Skarmory	•Metal Falco (120 HP)		2,500	Unova Pokémon League (Battlefield form)	N/A	•Stamina battle •The enemy is metal	Pokémon Gold / Pokémon Silver Medley	The Metal Falco puppet fighter represents Skarmory, the Steel-type "Metal Bird Pokémon". The stage references the mountain-like areas where Skarmory are often found. The stamina battle condition represents a typical Pokémon battle.
479		Houndoom	•Curry Wolf		4,100	Kalos Pokémon League (Blazing Chamber only)	N/A	•The enemy breathes fire	Pokémon Gold / Pokémon Silver Medley	The black Wolf puppet fighter represents Houndoom, a fierce black-colored canine Pokémon. The stage and battle condition references Houndoom being a Fire-type Pokémon. The stage also represents the Blazing Chamber, where the Fire-type member of the Elite Four, Malva is fought, who uses a Houndoom as her signature Pokémon in the anime. In World of Light, the Houndoom spirit is found in Dracula's Castle, referencing the recurring Hellhound enemies in the Castlevania series.
480		Smeargle	•Inkling		1,700	WarioWare, Inc. (hazards off)	•Assist Trophy Enemies (Vince)	•Hostile assist trophies will appear •The enemy favors side smash attacks	Pokémon Gold / Pokémon Silver Medley	The Inkling puppet fighters' favored Splat Roller references both Inkling and Smeargle utilizing paint-based attacks. The puppet fighter's green costume references Smeargle's green paint at the tip of its tail. The stage references Smeargle's painting style. The Vince Assist Trophy enemy references both Vince and Smeargle being depicted as artists.
481		Miltank	•Jigglypuff		1,700	Gaur Plain (Battlefield form)	N/A	•The enemy's neutral special has increased power •The enemy favors neutral specials	Pokémon Gold / Pokémon Silver Medley	The Jigglypuff puppet fighter references both Jigglypuff and Miltank being Normal-type Pokémon. The stage represents the grasslands where Miltank is often found. The puppet fighter's favored Rollout references Miltank learning Rollout as well.
482		Raikou, Entei, & Suicune	•Greninja •Incineroar •Pikachu		9,900	Suzaku Castle	•Hazard: Lava Floor	•The floor is lava	Pokémon Red / Pokémon Blue Medley	This spirit battle represents fighting against the Legendary Beasts and their respective types: Raikou, Entei, and Suicune (each represented respectively by Pikachu (an Electric-type Pokémon), Incineroar (a Fire-type Pokémon) and Greninja (a Water-type Pokémon)). The stage and the Lava Floor hazard references the Burned Tower, the location where the three Pokémon perished, reborn as the Legendary beasts and where they were first encountered.
483		Tyranitar	•King K. Rool		3,900	Mushroomy Kingdom (Battlefield form)	•Sudden Damage	•You'll occasionally take sudden damage after a little while	Pokémon Gold / Pokémon Silver Medley	The King K. Rool puppet fighter represents Tyranitar, an enormous reptilian Pokémon. The puppet fighter's blue coloration references Tyranitar's blue-plated belly. The stage references Tyranitar's earthquakes, known for changing the landscapes and destroying towns and cities. The Sudden Damage rule and battle condition are a reference to Sand Stream, an ability learned by Tyranitar where a sandstorm is summoned to deal damage to non-Rock, Ground and Steel-type Pokémon every turn.
484		Lugia	•Giant Falco		10,000	Pirate Ship	•Hazard: Heavy Wind	•Dangerously high winds are in effect after a little while •Only certain Pokémon will emerge from Poké Balls (Lugia) •The enemy is giant	Pokémon Gold / Pokémon Silver Medley	The white Giant Falco puppet fighter references Lugia, a white, giant avian creature. Lugia itself appears as the Poké Ball Pokémon. The stage references Lugia being encountered resting deep under the Whirl Islands, a tropical archipelago accessible by ship. The Heavy Wind hazard represents Lugia's signature wind-based move, Aeroblast. The hazard also references Lugia's common association with wind storms.
485		Ho-Oh	•Curry Charizard		13,900	Kalos Pokémon League (Blazing Chamber (Legendary) only)	N/A	•Fire and explosion attacks aren't as effective against the enemy •The enemy breathes fire	Pokémon Gold / Pokémon Silver Medley	The Charizard puppet fighter references both Charizard and Ho-Oh being dual Fire/Flying-type Pokémon. The stage represents the Blazing Chamber where the Fire-type member of the Elite Four, Malva is fought. The stage also references Ho-Oh appearing as a background character. The battle conditions reference to Ho-Oh's usage of and resistance to, Fire-type attacks. The puppet fighter breathing fire, references Sacred Fire, the signature Fire-type move used by Ho-Oh. In World of Light, the Molten Fortress where Ho-Oh's spirit is found is occupied by fire-based spirits, referencing Ho-Oh's Fire type.
486		Celebi	•Mewtwo		13,600	Garden of Hope (Battlefield form)	•Flowery •Hazard: Fog	•The stage is covered in fog •You constantly take minor damage •The enemy heals over time	Pokémon Gold / Pokémon Silver Medley	The Mewtwo puppet fighter references both Mewtwo and Celebi being Psychic-type Pokémon. The puppet fighter also references Mew being the genetic origin of Mewtwo, the former who shares the same Mythical Pokémon status as Celebi. The stage references Ilex Forest where Celebi is often found. This is also referenced by the Lost Woods in the Sacred Land where Celebi's spirit is located in World of Light. The Flowery rule and the Autoheal battle condition reference Leech Seed, a Grass-type move learned by Celebi which drains the opponent's health every turn to restore the user's health.
487		Blaziken	•Captain Falcon		3,800	Coliseum	•Uncontrollable Speed	•The enemy's kicks and knee strikes have increased power •The enemy is very fast and can't stop quickly	Battle! (Wild Pokémon) - Pokémon Ruby / Pokémon Sapphire	The red Captain Falcon puppet fighter represents Blaziken, a red avian Pokémon who, like Captain Falcon, utilizes physical attacks with fire-based effects. The stage represents Blaziken being a Fighting-type Pokémon, as the Coliseum hosts fighting tournaments. The Uncontrollable Speed rule and battle condition reference Blaziken's high speed. The first battle condition references Blaze Kick, Blaziken's signature move.
488		Gardevoir	•Reflect Rosalina & Luma		4,000	Prism Tower	•Item: Shooting Types	•The enemy reflects projectiles •Only certain Pokémon will emerge from Poké Balls (Gardevoir)	Battle! (Wild Pokémon) - Pokémon Ruby / Pokémon Sapphire	The Rosalina & Luma puppet fighter also references both Rosalina and Gardevoir being maternal supernatural characters depicted with long dresses. The stage represents the Kalos region where Mega Evolution is introduced, as Gardevoir can Mega Evolve into Mega Gardevoir. The puppet fighter startsoff with a Franklin Badge, references Reflect, an ability used by Gardevoir to deflect projectile attacks in her appearances in the Super Smash Bros series. The Shooting Type items also references Gardevoir's Reflect ability.
489		Shedinja	•Reflect Mr. Game & Watch (1 HP)		4,000	Luigi's Mansion	•Temporary Invincibility	•The enemy reflects projectiles •The enemy will occasionally be invincible •Stamina battle	Battle! (Wild Pokémon) - Pokémon Ruby / Pokémon Sapphire	This spirit battle represents fighting against Shedinja, who has only 1 HP but uses Wonder Guard, an ability learned by Shedinja which grants it immunity to any attack that isn't super effective against it. The stage references Shedinja being a Ghost-type Pokémon, as Luigi's Mansion is occupied by ghosts. In World of Light, the Shedinja spirit is found in Poison Woods. This references Shedinja often being found in temperate forests.
490		Flygon	•Ridley		3,800	Gerudo Valley (Battlefield form)	•Earthquake	•Periodic earthquakes will shake the stage	Victory Road - Pokémon Ruby / Pokémon Sapphire	The green Ridley puppet fighter represents Flygon, a green-like dragon Pokémon. The stage references Flygon and its evolution line being often found in deserts. The Earthquake rule and battle condition represent Flygon being a Ground-type Pokémon who can learn the move, Earthquake.
491		Milotic	•Mewtwo		4,200	Kalos Pokémon League (Flood Chamber only)	•Defense ↑	•Timed battle (1:30) •The enemy has increased defense •The enemy shields often	Battle! (Wild Pokémon) - Pokémon Ruby / Pokémon Sapphire	The Mewtwo puppet fighter's tail references Milotic's serpentine appearance. The stage represents the Flood Chamber where the Water-type member of the Elite Four, Siebold, is fought. The Defense ↑ rule and the battle conditions reference to Milotic's high Special Defense stats, which can also be boosted by Marvel Scale, an ability learned by Milotic.
492		Absol	•Wolf		2,000	Spear Pillar (hazards off)	N/A	•The enemy starts the battle with a Death's Scythe	Battle! (Wild Pokémon) - Pokémon Ruby / Pokémon Sapphire	The white Wolf puppet fighter represents Absol, a white canid Pokémon. The stage references Absol often being found residing on mountains. This is also referenced by the mountain where Absol's spirit is found in World of Light. The puppet fighter starting off with a Death's Scythe, references Absol being categorized as the "Disaster Pokémon" who is said to bring misfortune when it appears.
493		Salamence	•Charizard		4,400	Spear Pillar (hazards off)	•Hazard: Heavy Wind	•Dangerously high winds are in effect	Battle! (Lorekeeper Zinnia)	The Charizard puppet fighter references both Charizard and Salamence being dragon-like Flying-type Pokémon. The puppet fighter's blue coloration references Salamence's blue coloration. The stage and music reference to the final battle against Zinnia atop the Sky Pillar from Pokémon Omega Ruby / Alpha Sapphire where Zinnia's signature Pokémon is a Salamence. The stage also references Salamence's status as a pseudo-legendary Pokémon as Legendaries are often encountered at Spear Pillar. The Heavy Wind hazard references Gale, a move used by Flying-type Pokémon, the same type as Salamence.
494		Metagross	•Metal R.O.B. (140 HP)		4,400	Unova Pokémon League (hazards off)	•Earthquake	•Stamina battle •Periodic earthquakes will shake the stage •The enemy is metal	Battle! (Steven)	The Metal R.O.B. puppet fighter represents Metagross, the Iron Leg Pokémon. The puppet fighter also represents Metagross being a Steel-type Pokémon. The stage and music reference to the battle against Steven, the Champion of Hoenn whose signature Pokémon is a Metagross. The Earthquake rule and battle condition reference to Metagross's appearance in the Super Smash Bros. series where it periodically uses the move Earthquake.
495		Latias & Latios	•Charizard (×2) ()		9,100	Delfino Plaza (Gondola area)	•Uncontrollable Speed	•The enemy is very fast and can't stop quickly •Only certain Pokémon will emerge from Poké Balls (Latias & Latios)	Battle! (Wild Pokémon) - Pokémon Ruby / Pokémon Sapphire	The blue and red Charizard puppet fighters each respectively represents Latios & Latias, who appears as the Poké Ball Pokémon. The stage references the Italian-inspired setting of Alto Mare from the movie Pokémon Heroes, which heavily features the Legendary dragon duo. The Uncontrollable speed and battle condition references Latios and Latias's appearance in the Super Smash Bros. series where they attack the opponents at high speeds.
496		Kyogre	•Giant Squirtle		4,100	Great Bay (Battlefield form)	N/A	•Only certain Pokémon will emerge from Poké Balls (Kyogre) •The enemy is giant	Victory Road - Pokémon Ruby / Pokémon Sapphire	The Giant Squirtle puppet fighter references both Squirtle and Kyogre being Water-type Pokémon. Kyogre itself appears as the Poké Ball Pokémon. The stage represents the Marine Cave, the location where Kyogre can be found in Pokémon Emerald.
498		Groudon	•Giant Bowser		4,700	Norfair (Battlefield form)	•Hazard: Lava Floor	•The floor is lava •The enemy is giant	Victory Road - Pokémon Ruby / Pokémon Sapphire	The Giant Bowser puppet fighter references both Bowser and Groudon being giant reptilian creatures who utilize fire-based attacks. The stage and Lava Floor hazard represent the Terra Cave, the location where Groudon can be found in Pokémon Emerald. This is also referenced by Molten Fortress where Groudon's spirit is found in World of Light, as it is occupied by fire-based characters.
500		Rayquaza	•Ridley		10,000	Kalos Pokémon League (Dragonmark Chamber (Legendary) only)	•Hazard: Heavy Wind	•Dangerously high winds are in effect after a while	Battle! (Lorekeeper Zinnia)	The green Ridley puppet fighter represents Rayquaza, a green dragon Pokémon. Coincidentally, both Ridley and Rayquaza appeared as bosses in Super Smash Bros. Brawl. The stage represents the Dragonmark Chamber, the location where the Dragon-type member of the Elite Four, Drasna, is fought. The stage also references Rayquaza appearing as a stage hazard. The music references the final battle against Zinnia in Pokémon Omega Ruby / Alpha Sapphire, where the player uses a Rayquaza to fight her. The Heavy Wind hazard references Rayquaza's ability, Delta Stream, which causes mysterious winds to circle around the battlefield and remove Flying-type weaknesses.
502		Deoxys (Normal Forme)	•Mewtwo		13,300	Mario Galaxy (Battlefield form)	•Attack Power ↑	•The enemy has increased attack power •Only certain Pokémon will emerge from Poké Balls (Deoxys)	Battle! (Lorekeeper Zinnia)	The Mewtwo puppet fighter references both Mewtwo and Deoxys being Psychic-type Legendary Pokémon. Deoxys itself appears as the Poké Ball Pokémon. The stage references Deoxys originally residing in outer space. The music references the Delta Episode of Pokémon Omega Ruby / Alpha Sapphire, where both Zinnia and Deoxys are encountered. The Attack Power ↑ rule references Deoxys's Attack Forme, which has a higher Attack stat than any of its other form.
503		Piplup	•Squirtle Team (×4)		2,100	Garden of Hope (hazards off)	N/A	•Take your strongest team into this no-frills battle	Battle! (Wild Pokémon) - Pokémon Diamond / Pokémon Pearl	The Squirtle puppet fighter references both Squirtle and Piplup being Water-type starter Pokémon. The stage and music likely reference to the routes up, down, and left of Sandgem Town where Piplup is obtained as a starter Pokémon.
504		Garchomp	•Charizard		3,900	Spear Pillar (hazards off)	•Attack Power ↑	•The enemy has increased attack power after a little while •The enemy has increased move speed	Battle! (Champion) / Champion Cynthia	The Charizard puppet fighter represents Garchomp due to their dragon-like appearance. The stage references Garchomp's status as a pseudo-legendary Pokémon as Legendaries are often encountered at Spear Pillar. The music references battle against Cynthia, the Champion of Sinnoh who uses Garchomp as her signature Pokémon. The Attack Power ↑ rule and battle condition and the second battle condition reference to Sand Force, an ability used by Mega Garchomp which increases the power of its Rock, Ground and Steel-type moves during a sandstorm.
505		Mega Lucario	•Lucario		9,400	Coliseum (Battlefield form)	•Sudden Final Smash	•The enemy will suddenly have a Final Smash •Lucario's Aura has increased power	Battle! (Trainer Battle) - Pokémon X / Pokémon Y	The Lucario puppet fighter references Mega Lucario being Lucario's Mega Evolution form. The stage and music reference Mega Lucario's appearace in Pokémon X and Y. The Final Smash rule and battle condition reference Mega Lucario being the basis of Lucario's Final Smash, Aura Storm. The second battle condition references Lucario's Aura growing powerful in its Mega Evolution form.
506		Abomasnow	•Donkey Kong		2,300	Summit (Battlefield form)	•Item: Freezie •Hazard: Ice Floor	•The floor is frozen •The enemy is weak to fire attacks •Only certain Pokémon will emerge from Poké Balls (Abomasnow)	Battle! (Wild Pokémon) - Pokémon Diamond / Pokémon Pearl	The white Donkey Kong puppet fighter represents Abomasnow, a giant white Pokémon based off of the ape-like Abominable Snowman. Abomasnow itself appears as the Poké Ball Pokémon. The stage, Ice Floor hazard, and Freezie item reference Abomasnow being an Ice-type Pokémon. The second battle condition references Abomasnow being 4X weak against Fire-type attacks.
507		Rotom	•Pichu (×2)		3,800	PictoChat 2 (Battlefield form)	•Item: Lightning	•The enemy's electric attacks have increased power	Battle! (Wild Pokémon) - Pokémon Diamond / Pokémon Pearl	The Pichu puppet fighters references both Pichu and Rotom being Electric-type Pokémon. The Lightning item and the battle conditions referencesRotom being an Electric-type Pokémon. The stage references Rotom's ability to enter and possess technology, including the player's Pokédex in Sun and Moon and Sword and Shield.
508		Uxie, Mesprit, & Azelf	•Tiny Mewtwo (×3) ()		9,000	Spear Pillar (Battlefield form)	•Health Recovery	•The enemy's special moves have increased power •The enemy is healed when the enemy's at high damage	Battle! (Dialga/Palkia) / Spear Pillar	The yellow, blue, and pink Tiny Mewtwo puppet fighters each represent the Psychic-type Legendary Pokémon: Uxie, Mesprit, and Azelf. The stage references the lake guardians' status as Legendary Pokémon as Legendaries are often encountered at Spear Pillar. The stage also references the lake guardians being used by Cyrus, the leader of Team Galactic to summon Dialga or Palkia in Pokémon Diamond and Pearl. The Health Recovery rule and battle conditions reference them using Rest, a move used by the lake guardians which fully restores the user's health, but puts it to sleep for two turns. In World of Light, the Uxie, Mesprit, & Azelf spirit must be defeated in order to access the Zelda fighter, as Uxie embodies wisdom while Zelda wields the Triforce of Wisdom.
509		Dialga	•Giant Lucario		9,700	Spear Pillar (Dialga only)	•Earthquake •Sudden Final Smash	•The enemy will suddenly have a Final Smash •Periodic earthquakes will shake the stage after a little while •The enemy is giant	Battle! (Dialga/Palkia) / Spear Pillar	The Giant Lucario puppet fighter references both Lucario and Dialga being Steel-type Pokémon. The stage and music represents the Spear Pillar where Dialga is encountered in Pokémon Diamond. The stage also references Dialga appearing as a stage hazard. The Earthquake rule and battle condition references Earth Power and Earthquake, Ground-type moves learned by Dialga. The Sudden Final Smash rule and battle condition reference to Lucario's Final Smash, Aura Storm being a powerful laser beam similar to Roar of Time, Dialga's signature move.
510		Palkia	•Mewtwo		9,400	Spear Pillar (Palkia only)	•Hazard: Left Is Right, Right Is Left	•Left and right controls will suddenly reverse after a little while	Battle! (Dialga/Palkia) / Spear Pillar	The Mewtwo puppet fighter references both Mewtwo and Palkia being Legendary Pokémon. The stage and music represent the Spear Pillar where Palkia is encountered in Pokémon Pearl. The stage also references toPalkia appearing as a stage hazard. The Reversible Controls hazard references Palkia's ability to control space.
511		Regigigas	•Giant R.O.B. (INT) (JP/CHI/KR) (200 HP)		9,600	Brinstar Depths (Ω form)	•Move Speed ↑ •Attack Power ↑	•Stamina battle •The enemy has increased attack power after a little while •The enemy has increased move speed after a little while	Battle! (Dialga/Palkia) / Spear Pillar	The Giant R.O.B. puppet fighter represents Regigigas, the "Colossal Pokémon". The stage references Regigigas often being found in caves. The music references Regigigas's status as a Legendary Pokémon as Legendaries are often encountered at Spear Pillar. The stamina battle conditions represents a typical Pokémon battle. The Move Speed ↑ and Attack Power ↑ rules and battle conditions references Slow Start, an ability used by Regigigas where it reduces its attack power and speed for the first five turns of the battle.
512		Giratina (Altered Forme)	•Giant Mr. Game & Watch		9,500	Spear Pillar (hazards off)	•Hazard: Screen Flip	•The screen will suddenly flip after a little while •Only certain Pokémon will emerge from Poké Balls (Giratina) •The enemy is giant	Battle! (Dialga/Palkia) / Spear Pillar	The Giant Mr. Game & Watch puppet fighter references both Game & Watch and Giratina representing the concept of "two dimensions" with the former being a two-dimensional character in a three dimensional world, and the latter able to travel through dimensions. Giratina itself appears as the Poké Ball Pokémon. The stage and music reference Giratina's status as a Legendary Pokémon as Legendaries are often encountered at Spear Pillar. The stage also references Giratina being the counterpart to Dialga and Palkia, being the Legendary Pokémon of Pokémon Platinum. The Screen Flip hazard references the distorted time-space of the Distortion World where Giratina resides.
514		Cresselia	•Yoshi		9,200	Spear Pillar (Cresselia only)	•Defense ↑	•The enemy has increased defense after a little while	Battle! (Dialga/Palkia) / Spear Pillar	The pink Yoshi puppet fighter represents Cresselia, the pink-colored "Lunar Pokémon". The stage and music reference to Cresselia's status as a Legendary Pokémon as Legendaries are often encountered at Spear Pillar. The stage also references Cresselia appearing as a stage hazard. The Defense ↑ rule and battle condition reference Cresselia's high defense stat.
515		Manaphy	•Squirtle		13,300	Kalos Pokémon League (Flood Chamber (Legendary) only)	•Move Speed ↓ •Jump Power ↓	•You have reduced jump power •You have reduced move speed	Battle! (Dialga/Palkia) / Spear Pillar	The Squirtle puppet fighter references both Squirtle and Manaphy being Water-type Pokémon. The stage represents the Flood Chamber where the Water-type member of the Elite Four, Siebold, is fought. The stage also references Manaphy appearing as a background character. The music references Manaphy's status as a Mythical Pokémon. The Move Speed ↓ and Jump Power ↓ rules and battle conditions likely reference Whirlpool a Water-Type move used by Manaphy to trap the opposing Pokémon, which also acts as a stage hazard.
516		Darkrai	•Greninja		9,900	Luigi's Mansion (Ω form)	•Item: Black Hole •Hazard: Slumber Floor	•The floor is sleep-inducing •Only certain Pokémon will emerge from Poké Balls (Darkrai)	Battle! (Team Galactic)	The black Greninja puppet fighter and the stage references both Greninja and Darkrai being Dark-type Pokémon. Darkrai itself appears as the Poké Ball Pokémon. The Black Hole item references Dark Void, Darkrai's signature move which puts opposing Pokémon to sleep. The Slumber Floor hazard references Bad Dreams, an ability used by Darkrai to induce nightmares in its opponents and victims.
517		Shaymin (Land Forme)	•Ivysaur		9,300	Yoshi's Island	•Flowery	•You constantly take minor damage	Route 209 - Pokémon Diamond / Pokémon Pearl	The Ivysaur puppet fighter references both Ivysaur and Shaymin (and Shaymin (Sky Forme), this spirit's enhanced form) being quadruped Grass-type Pokémon. The stage and Flowery rule reference to the flower fields where Shaymin are often found. The Flowery rule also references the flowers grown on Shaymin's head in its Land Forme, and Leech Seed, a Grass-type move learned by Shaymin which drains the opponent's health every turn to restore the user's health.
519		Arceus	•Corrin		13,900	Spear Pillar (hazards off)	•Easy to Launch •Hazard: Heavy Wind	•You are easy to launch •Dangerously high winds are in effect after a little while •Only certain Pokémon will emerge from Poké Balls (Arceus)	Battle! (Dialga/Palkia) / Spear Pillar	The Corrin puppet fighter references Corrin's dragon form highly resembling Arcues. Arceus itself appears as the Poké Ball Pokémon. The stage and music reference to Arceus being a Mythical Pokémon, as only Legendaries are encountered at Spear Pillar. The puppet fighter's Japanese name, Kamui, originates from the Ainu word meaning "God", referencing to Arceus being the creator of the Pokémon world. The Easy to Launch rule and the Heavy Wind Hazard reference to the Psychic-type move Gravity, a move used by Arceus which causes intense gravity to cover the battlefield.
520		Victini	•Incineroar		13,400	Prism Tower (Battlefield form)	•Easy to Launch	•You are easy to launch •Only certain Pokémon will emerge from Poké Balls (Victini)	N's Castle	The Incineroar puppet fighter references both Incineroar and Victini being Fire-type Pokémon. Victini itself appears as the Poké Ball Pokémon. The stage represents Victini's appearance in Pokémon X and Y. The Easy to Launch rule and battle condition reference to the Normal-Type move Focus Energy, used by Victini which increases the user's critical hit ratio.
521		Oshawott	•Squirtle		1,600	Tortimer Island	N/A	•Only certain Pokémon will emerge from Poké Balls (Oshawott) •The enemy has increased attack power when badly damaged	Route 23 - Pokémon Black 2 / Pokémon White 2	The Squirtle puppet fighter represents Oshawott, who appears as the Poké Ball Pokémon. The puppet fighter also references both Squirtle and Oshawott being Water-type starter Pokémon. The second battle condition references Torrent, an ability learned by Oshawott which increases the strength of its Water-type moves when the user has 33% HP or less.
522		Zoroark	•Wolf •Lucario (×3)		3,500	Prism Tower	N/A	•Only certain Pokémon will emerge from Poké Balls (Zoroark) •Reinforcements will appear after an enemy is KO'd	Battle! (Reshiram / Zekrom)	The Wolf puppet fighter represents Zoroark, a black, vicious canine Pokémon. Zoroark itselfappears as the Poké Ball Pokémon. The three Lucario puppet fighters referenceIllusion, an ability learned by Zoroark which allows it to disguise itself as another Pokémon until damaged by an attack. The second battle condition references the end of Illusion where after the Lucario minion fighters are defeated, the Wolf puppet fighter is revealed to be the real opponent, wielding the Poké Ball containing Zoroark.
523		Chandelure	•Mr. Game & Watch		4,100	Luigi's Mansion (Battlefield form)	•Hazard: Lava Floor	•The floor is lava	Battle! (Reshiram / Zekrom)	The Mr. Game & Watch puppet fighter represents Chandelure, the "Luring Pokémon". The stage and Lava Floor hazard represent Chandelure being a dual Ghost/Fire-type Pokémon.
524		Hydreigon	•Charizard		3,600	Kalos Pokémon League (Dragonmark Chamber only)	•Attack Power ↑	•The enemy has increased attack power after a little while	Route 23 - Pokémon Black 2 / Pokémon White 2	The Charizard puppet fighter represents Hydreigon, a dragon-like Pokémon. The puppet fighter's purple coloration references the color of Hydreigon's heads. The stage references Hydreigon being a Dragon-type Pokémon. The stage also represents the Dragonmark Chamber, where the Dragon-type member of the Elite Four, Drasna, is fought. The Attack Power ↑ rule and battle condition references Focus Energy, a move learned by Hydreigon which increases the user's critical hit ratio.
525		Cobalion, Terrakion, & Virizion	•Lucario •Duck Hunt •Yoshi		9,000	Kalos Pokémon League	N/A	•The enemy's melee weapons have increased power •The enemy can unleash powerful critical hits at random •The enemy starts the battle with a Beam Sword	N's Castle	This spirit battle represents fighting against the three main members of the Swords of Justice: Cobalion, Terrakion, and Virizion (each represented respectively by blue Yoshi, yellow Duck Hunt, and green Lucario respectively). The puppet fighters starting off with a Beam Sword, references Cobalion, Terrakion, & Virizion's title as the Swords of Justice. The first and second battle conditions reference the Swords of Justice wielding powerful sword-based attacks, such as Sacred Sword, an attack which ignores stat changes, and Swords Dance, a move which increases the user's attack stat.
526		Tornadus (Incarnate Forme)	•Lucario		4,300	Skyworld (clouds only)	•Hazard: Heavy Wind	•Dangerously high winds are in effect •The enemy starts the battle with an Ore Club	N's Castle	The green Lucario puppet fighter represents Tornadus, the green-colored "Cyclone Pokémon". The stage, the Heavy Wind hazard, and the battle condition references Tornadus being a Legendary Flying-type Pokémon said to the control the wind.
527		Thundurus (Incarnate Forme)	•Mega Man		4,300	Pirate Ship (Battlefield form)	•Hazard: Zap Floor	•The floor is electrified •The enemy's electric attacks have increased power •The enemy favors up smash attacks	N's Castle	The cyan Mega Man puppet fighter represents Thundurus, the cyan-colored "Bolt Strike Pokémon". The stage, the Zap Floor hazard, and the battle conditions reference Thundurus being a Legendary Electric-type Pokémon said to control thunderstorms.
528		Reshiram	•Charizard		9,300	Unova Pokémon League (Reshiram only)	N/A	•The enemy's explosion and fire attacks have increased power •The enemy favors special moves	Battle! (Reshiram / Zekrom)	The Charizard puppet fighter and favored special moves reference both Charizard and Reshiram being Fire-type Pokémon. The puppet fighter's white coloration and dragon-like appearance references Reshiram being a white dragon Pokémon. The stage and music represent Reshiram's appearance in Pokémon Black. The stage also references Reshiram appearing as a stage hazard.
529		Zekrom	•Dark Samus		9,300	Unova Pokémon League (Zekrom only)	N/A	•The enemy's electric attacks have increased power •The enemy favors special moves	Battle! (Reshiram / Zekrom)	The Dark Samus puppet fighter and favored special moves reference to both Dark Samus and Zekrom utilizing electric-based attacks. The puppet fighter's black coloration references Zekrom's black coloration. The stage and music represent Zekrom's appearance in Pokémon White. The stage also references Zekrom appearing as a stage hazard.
530		Landorus (Therian Forme)	•Donkey Kong		9,200	Gerudo Valley (hazards off)	•Earthquake	•Periodic earthquakes will shake the stage after a little while	N's Castle	The red Donkey Kong puppet fighter represents Landorus, the "Abundance Pokémon" seen in its orange, beast-like Therian Forme. The stage and Earthquake rule and battle condition reference Landorus being a Ground-type Legendary Pokémon said to control the earth.
531		Kyurem	•Ice Climbers		4,700	Summit (Battlefield form)	•Hazard: Ice Floor	•The floor is frozen •Timed battle (1:30) •The enemy favors special moves	Battle! (Reshiram / Zekrom)	The Ice Climbers puppet fighters references both Ice Climbers and Kyurem utilizing ice-based attacks. The stage and Ice Floor hazard reference Kyurem being an Ice-Type Pokémon. The music references Kyurem's relation with Reshiram and Zekrom.
534		Keldeo (Ordinary Form)	•Lucario (140 HP)		3,500	Unova Pokémon League	N/A	•Stamina battle •Only certain Pokémon will emerge from Poké Balls (Keldeo) •The enemy's FS Meter charges quickly	N's Castle	The Lucario puppet fighter references both Lucario and Keldeo being Fighting-type Pokémon. Keldeo itself appears as the Poké Ball Pokémon. The stage represents Keldeo's appearance in Pokémon Black and White. The Fast FS Meter battle condition likely references how Keldeo can learn Hydro Pump, a move similar to Aura Storm, Lucario's Final Smash. The stamina battle condition represents a typical Pokémon battle.
536		Meloetta (Aria Forme)	•Jigglypuff (×4)		9,500	Prism Tower (Battlefield form)	•Hazard: Slumber Floor	•The floor is sleep-inducing •The enemy favors neutral specials •Only certain Pokémon will emerge from Poké Balls (Meloetta)	N's Castle	The Jigglypuff puppet fighters references both Jigglypuff and Meloetta being Normal-type Pokémon. Meloetta itself appears as the Poké Ball Pokémon. The Slumber Floor hazard references Sing, a sleep-based Normal-type move learned by both Jigglypuff and Meloetta. The puppet fighters' favored Rollout likely references Echoed Voice, a move learned by Meloetta where she launches spherical projectiles containing musical notes in her appearances in the Super Smash Bros. series.
537		Genesect	•R.O.B. Team (×4)		9,300	Prism Tower	N/A	•The enemy favors neutral specials •Only certain Pokémon will emerge from Poké Balls (Genesect) •The enemy has increased move speed	N's Castle	The R.O.B. puppet fighters references Genesect's robotic appearance and being a Steel-type Pokémon. Genesect itself appears as the Poké Ball Pokémon. The music references Genesect being genetically modified by Team Plasma. The puppet fighters' favored Robo Beam references Techno Blast, Genesect's signature move where it shoots powerful laser beams.
538		Chespin	•Ivysaur (×3)		1,500	Kongo Jungle	N/A	•The enemy favors neutral specials •Only certain Pokémon will emerge from Poké Balls (Chespin)	Battle! (Wild Pokémon) - Pokémon X / Pokémon Y	The Ivysaur puppet fighter references both Ivysaur's pre-evolved form, Bulbasaur and Chespin being Grass-type starter Pokémon. Chespin itself appears as the Poké Ball Pokémon. The stage likely references Santalune Forest, the forest north of Aquacorde Town where the player obtains Chespin as a starter Pokémon. The Ivysaur puppet fighter's favored Bullet Seed references Seed Bomb, a similar seed-based Grass-type move learned by Chespin.
539		Aegislash	•Gold Meta Knight (×2)		4,000	Kalos Pokémon League (hazards off)	N/A	•The enemy's melee weapons have increased power •Timed battle (1:30) •Reinforcements will appear after an enemy is KO'd	Battle! (Trainer Battle) - Pokémon X / Pokémon Y	The two Meta Knight puppet fighters represents Aegislash and its two forms featured in this spirit's artwork: its Blade Forme, and its Shield Forme. The stage represents the Ironworks Chamber, where the Steel-type member of the Elite Four, Wikstrom is fought, who uses Aegislash as one of his Pokémon. The stage also references Honedge, Aegislash's pre-evolved form appearing as a background character.
540		Inkay	•Inkling		3,400	Kalos Pokémon League (hazards off)	•Earthquake	•Periodic earthquakes will shake the stage after a little while •Only certain Pokémon will emerge from Poké Balls (Inkay)	Battle! (Wild Pokémon) - Pokémon X / Pokémon Y	The Inkling puppet fighter references both Inkling and Inkay being squid-like characters. Inkay itself appears as the Poké Ball Pokémon. The Earthquake rule and battle condition references Inkay's effect in the Super Smash Bros. series where it causes the players to trip.
541		Dedenne	•Pichu		2,000	Pokémon Stadium 2 (Battlefield form)	•Hazard: Zap Floor	•The floor is electrified •The enemy favors neutral specials •Only certain Pokémon will emerge from Poké Balls (Dedenne)	Battle! (Wild Pokémon) - Pokémon X / Pokémon Y	The Pichu puppet fighter references both Pichu and Dedenne being small Electric-type rodent Pokémon. Dedenne itself appears as the Poké Ball Pokémon. The stage represents Prism Tower, the Pokémon Gym in the Kalos region based on Electric-type Pokémon. The Zap Floor hazard and the battle conditions represents Dedenne being an Electric-type Pokémon. In World of Light, the Power Plant where Dedenne's spirit is located is occupied by electric-based spirits, referencing Dedenne's Electric Type.
542		Xerneas	•Lucario		9,400	Garden of Hope (hazards off)	•Flowery	•You constantly take minor damage •Only certain Pokémon will emerge from Poké Balls (Xerneas) •The enemy is injured but powerful	Battle! (Champion) - Pokémon X / Pokémon Y	The Lucario puppet fighter references both Lucario and Xerneas using aura-based abilities which, in Xerneas's case, is Fairy Aura. Xerneas itself appears as the Poké Ball Pokémon. The stage and Flowery rule and battle condition references Xerneas's association with nature and growth. This also references the Poison Woods where Xerneas's spirit is located in World of Light. The third battle condition references Geomancy, Xerneas' signature move which requires it to charge for a turn before greatly increasing its Special Attack, Special Defense, and Speed stats.
543		Yveltal	•Giant Charizard		9,800	Kalos Pokémon League (hazards off)	N/A	•The enemy's explosion and fire attacks have increased power •The enemy is giant	Battle! (Champion) - Pokémon X / Pokémon Y	The red Giant Charizard puppet fighter references both Charizard and Ylveltal being Flying-type Pokémon. The first battle condition likely references Oblivion Wing, Yveltal's signature move.
544		Zygarde (50% Forme)	•Giant Yoshi Team •Tiny Yoshi (×7)		2,100	Frigate Orpheon	N/A	•Reinforcements will appear after an enemy is KO'd •The enemy is giant •Defeat an army of fighters	Battle! (Team Flare)	The Giant Crafted Yoshi puppet fighter represents Zygarde, the "Order Pokémon" in its Complete Forme and this spirit's enhanced form, while the Tiny Crafted Yoshi minion fighters represents Zygarde's 50% Forme. The stage references the Aether Base, a scientific laboratory where Zygarde is encountered in Pokémon Sun and Moon. The music references Team Flare, the antagonistic team in Pokémon X and Y, featuring both Xerneas and Yveltal, who make up the aura trio along with Zygarde. This spirit battle references Zygarde's Complete Forme being a large entity that was split up into smaller cores and cells.
546		Diancie	•Reflect Kirby (×2)		3,900	Kalos Pokémon League (hazards off)	N/A	•The enemy reflects projectiles •The enemy favors down specials •The enemy takes less damage while in the air	Battle! (Champion) - Pokémon X / Pokémon Y	The two Kirby puppet fighters's favored Stone references Diancie, a Rock-type Pokémon who mostly floats in the air. The puppet fighters start off with a Franklin Badge, referencing Magic Bounce, an ability learned by Diancie's Mega Evolved form, Mega Diancie (this spirit's enhanced form) which reflects all status-changing moves back to the user.
548		Hoopa (Confined)	•Mii Swordfighter (Moveset ?332, Devil Horns, Standard Outfit, Black Outfit Color)		3,600	Kalos Pokémon League (hazards off)	•Item: Boomerang	•The enemy favors side specials •The enemy starts the battle with a Super Launch Star	Battle! (Team Flare)	The Mii Swordfighter puppet fighter's costume represents Hoopa, the "Djinn Pokémon". The Mii Swordfighter puppet fighter's Devil Horns headgear references Hoopa having horns in its design. The puppet fighter starts off with a Super Launch Star and favors Chakram, referencing Hoopa's gold rings which can warp time-space. The Boomerand item also references the warped time-space as well.
550		Volcanion	•Giant Bowser (130 HP)		9,800	Norfair (hazards off)	•Sudden Damage •Hazard: Fog	•The stage is covered in fog •Stamina battle •You'll occasionally take sudden damage	Battle! (Champion) - Pokémon X / Pokémon Y	The Giant Bowser puppet fighter references both Bowser and Volcanion utilizing fire-based attacks. The stage references Volcanion being a Fire-type Pokémon. This is also referenced by the raging volcano where Volcanion's spirit is located in World of Light. The Fog hazard and Sudden Damage rule references Steam Eruption, Volcanion's signature move which creates scalding steam that can burn its opponents, damaging them every turn.
551		Rowlet	•Tiny Ivysaur		1,600	Dream Land	•Hazard: Heavy Wind	•Dangerously high winds are in effect •The enemy favors side specials	Battle! (Trainer) - Pokémon Sun / Pokémon Moon	The Tiny Ivysaur puppet fighter both its pre-evolved form, Bulbasaur and Rowlet being Grass-type starter Pokémon. The stage and Heavy Wind hazard references Rowlet being a Flying-type Pokémon. The Ivysaur puppet fighter's favored Razor Leaf references Rowlet's ability to also use Razor Leaf.
552		Bewear	•Donkey Kong		3,500	Kongo Jungle	N/A	•The enemy has super armor but moves slower •Only certain Pokémon will emerge from Poké Balls (Bewear)	Battle! (Trainer) - Pokémon Sun / Pokémon Moon	The pink Donkey Kong puppet fighter represents Bewear, a pink beast-like Pokémon known for its powerful punches. Bewear itself appears as the Poké Ball Pokémon. The stage references Bewear often being found in the Poni Gauntlet, a lush field in the Alola region. The Slow Super Armor battle condition references Fluffy, an ability learned by Bewear which which reduces damage taken from physical attacks but doubles damage from Fire-type attacks.
553		Pyukumuku	•Tiny Kirby Team (×4)		1,600	Wuhu Island (Frisbee Dog Park)	N/A	•Only certain Pokémon will emerge from Poké Balls (Pyukumuku)	Battle! (Wild Pokémon) - Pokémon Sun / Pokémon Moon	The purple Tiny Kirby Team represents Pyukumuku, a dark blob-shaped Pokémon. Pyukumuku itself appears as the Poké Ball Pokémon. The stage references Pyukumuku being often washed up on the beaches of Alola, and are tossed back in by locals to prevent them from drying out.
554		Togedemaru	•Pichu Team (×4)		1,500	Prism Tower	•Item: Unira	•The enemy favors down specials •Only certain Pokémon will emerge from Poké Balls (Togedemaru) •The enemy is easily distracted by items	Battle! (Wild Pokémon) - Pokémon Sun / Pokémon Moon	The Spiky Pichu Team references both Pichu and Togedemaru being small Electric-type rodent Pokémon. Togedemaru itself appears as the Poké Ball Pokémon. The stage represents Prism Tower, the Pokémon Gym in the Kalos region based on Electric-type Pokémon. The Spiky Pichu puppet fighters and the Unira item represents Togedemaru's spines. The puppet fighters' favored Thunder references both Pichu and Togedemaru learning Thunder Shock.
555		Mimikyu	•Pikachu		3,700	Luigi's Mansion	•Sudden Damage	•You take serious damage •Only certain Pokémon will emerge from Poké Balls (Mimikyu)	Main Theme - Luigi's Mansion (Brawl)	The Pikachu puppet fighter references Mimikyu wearing a rag shaped like Pikachu. Mimikyu itself appears as the Poké Ball Pokémon. The stage and music references Mimikyu being a Ghost-type Pokémon. The stage also references Mimikyu's appearance as the Totem Pokémon of the Abandoned Thrifty Megamart, a derelict location in the Alola region. The Sudden Damage rule and battle condition references Mimikyu's Pokédex entries where it is said that anyone who looks at its true form hidden underneath the rag would be afflicted by a terrible illness or death.
556		Tapu Koko	•Pikachu		9,600	Temple (Battlefield form)	•Hazard: Zap Floor	•The floor is electrified •The enemy's electric attacks have increased power •Only certain Pokémon will emerge from Poké Balls (Tapu Koko)	Battle! (Island Kahuna)	The Pikachu Libre puppet fighter represents, an Electric-type Pokémon who shares a similar color scheme with Pikachu Libre's costume. Tapu Koko itself appears as the Poké Ball Pokémon The stage references the Ruins of Conflict where Tapu Koko is encountered in Pokémon Sun and Moon. The Zap Floor hazard and second battle condition references Electric Surge, Tapu Koko's ability which creates Electric Terrain to power up Electric-type moves and prevent grounded opponents from falling asleep.
557		Solgaleo	•Gold Incineroar (160 HP)		9,400	Spear Pillar (hazards off)	N/A	•Stamina battle •The enemy favors special moves •Only certain Pokémon will emerge from Poké Balls (Solgaleo)	Battle! (Elite Four) / Battle! (Solgaleo/Lunala)	The Gold Incineroar puppet fighter represents Solgaleo, a Fire-type feline Pokémon which glows in its Radiant Sun form. Solgaleo itself appears as the Poké Ball Pokémon. The stage references Solgaleo's status as a Legendary Pokémon as Legendaries are often encountered at Spear Pillar. The music represents Solgaleo's battle theme in Pokémon Sun. The stamina battle condition represents a typical Pokémon battle. he puppet fighter's favored special moves references Solgaleo's physical attacks.
558		Lunala	•Gold Ridley (160 HP)		9,400	Luigi's Mansion (Battlefield form)	N/A	•Stamina battle •Only certain Pokémon will emerge from Poké Balls (Lunala)	Battle! (Elite Four) / Battle! (Solgaleo/Lunala)	The Gold Ridley puppet fighter represents Lunala, a giant winged Pokémon who glows in its Full Moon form. Lunala itseld appears as the Poké Ball Pokémon. The stage references both Lunala being a Ghost-type Pokémon. The stage also references Lunala's affiliation with the moon in the background, with the full moon referencing Lunala's Full Moon phase. The music represents Lunala's battle theme in Pokémon Moon. The stamina battle condition represents a typical Pokémon battle.
559		Nihilego	•Kirby (×3)		4,100	The Great Cave Offensive (Ω form)	•Hazard: Poison Floor	•The floor is poisonous •The enemy loves to jump •The enemy falls slowly	The Battle at the Summit!	The Kirby puppet fighter references both Kirby and Nihilego's ability to absorb their victims and fuse their power with themselves. The number of puppet fighters likely references the many Nihilego that appear in Pokémon Sun and Moon. The stage references Diglett's Tunnel, an underground cavern where Nihilego is encountered. The Poison Floor hazard references Nihilego being a Poison-type Pokémon. The battle conditions and the puppet fighter's frequent use of Final Cutter likely references Nihilego attacking while floating in midair.
560		Necrozma	•Gold Mewtwo (160 HP)		9,400	Spear Pillar (hazards off)	•Giant	•The enemy is giant when the enemy's at high damage •The enemy's special moves have increased power •Stamina battle	Battle! (Elite Four) / Battle! (Solgaleo/Lunala)	The Mewtwo puppet fighter references both Mewtwo and Necrozma being Psychic-type Pokémon. The puppet fighter's purple coloration references Necrozma's dark coloration. The stage and music references Necrozma's status as a Legendary Pokémon as only Legendaries are encountered at Spear Pillar, and Necrozma's relation with Solgaleo and Lunala. The Giant rule and battle conditions references Necrozma's transformation into Ultra Necrozma, a giant dragon-like being of pure light whose ability, Neuroforce increases the power of its super-effective moves.
561		Magearna	•Metal Peach •Clear Mega Man (×2)		9,500	Wily Castle (hazards off)	N/A	•Defeat the main fighter to win •Reinforcements will appear during the battle •The enemy is metal	Battle! (Gladion)	The Metal Peach puppet fighter represents Magearna, a Steel-type Pokémon often depicted with a ball gown. The Clear Mega Man minion fighters' frequent use of Metal Blade references both Fleur Cannon, Magearna's signature move, and to the blades sharing a similar shape to Magearna's gear-shaped head. The stage references Magearna being created in the distant past by a scientist as a gift for a princess.
562		Detective Pikachu	•Pikachu Team (×4)		4,100	Gamer (Book stacks layout, hazards off)	N/A	•Defeat the main fighter to win •Timed battle (1:30)	Shop	This spirit battle references Detective Pikachu being a puzzle game, as the player has to defeat the correct Pikachu puppet fighter out a group of four identical ones. The stage's layout only consists of books, referencing a library, a typical setting for a detective story.
1,298		Partner Pikachu	•Pikachu (150 HP) •Mii Brawler (Moveset 1??3, SSB T-shirt) (100 HP)		8,000	Saffron City	•Sudden Final Smash •Item: Poké Ball	•The enemy will suddenly have a Final Smash when the enemy's at high damage •The enemy's electric attacks have increased power •Stamina battle	Main Theme - Pokémon Red & Pokémon Blue (Melee)	The Pikachu puppet fighter represents Partner Pikachu, the main partner to the playable trainer in Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! The Mii Brawler minion fighter's costume represents the male protagonist, Chase from Let's Go, Pikachu! The music references Pikachu's debut in Pokémon Red and Blue, which is set in the Kanto region, the main setting of Let's Go, Pikachu! The Sudden Final Smash Rule and battle condition references the Partner Ability Pika Papow, a signature move learned by partner Pikachu as it's bond with it's trainer strengthens. The second battle condition references Partner Pikachu having higher stats than a regular Pikachu. The stamina battle condition represents a typical Pokémon battle.
1,299		Partner Eevee	•Mii Gunner (Moveset 2221, SSB T-shirt, White Outfit Color, High Voice Type 4)		8,000	Pokémon Stadium	•Attack Power ↑ •Defense ↑ •Item: Poké Ball	•The enemy has increased defense •The enemy has increased attack power •Only certain Pokémon will emerge from Poké Balls (Eevee)	Road to Viridian City - Pokémon Red / Pokémon Blue	The Mii Gunner puppet fighter's costume represents the female protagonist, Elaine from Pokémon: Let's Go, Eevee! The Eevee Poké Ball Pokémon represents Partner Eevee, the main partner to the playable trainer in Let's Go, Eevee! The music references Eevee's debut in Pokémon Red and Blue, which is set in the Kanto region, the main setting of Let's Go, Eevee! The Attack Power ↑ and Defense ↑ rules and battle conditions references Partner Eevee having higher stats than a regular Eevee.
1,368		Zacian & Zamazenta	•Fox •Wolf		13,900	Spear Pillar (Ω form)	N/A	•The enemy starts the battle with a Killing Edge •The enemy starts the battle with a Back Shield (*)	The Battle at the Summit!	The Fox and Wolf puppet fighters each represents Zacian and Zamazenta. The puppet fighters also references both the spirits and the fighters being rivals in their respective games. The Fox puppet fighter starting off with a Killing Edge represents Zacian and its Crowned Sword form The Wolf puppet fighter starting off with a Back Shield and often shielding and frequent use of Reflector represents Zamazenta and its Crowned Shield form. The stage references Zacian and Zamazenta's status as Legendary Pokémon as Legendaries are often encountered at Spear Pillar.
1,369		Grookey, Scorbunny, & Sobble	•Diddy Kong •Bunny Incineroar •Squirtle		9,600	Onett (Battlefield form)	N/A	•The enemy has increased attack power when badly damaged •Reinforcements will appear during the battle •The enemy starts the battle with a Lip's Stick	Road to Viridian City - Pokémon Red / Pokémon Blue	This spirit battle references fighting against Grookey, Scorbunny, and Sobble, the starter Pokémon in Pokémon Sword and Shield (represented by Diddy Kong, Bunny Incineroar, and Squirtle, respectively). The green Diddy Kong puppet fighter references both Diddy Kong and Grookey being simian characters with a similar color scheme. The puppet fighter starts off with a Lip's Stick, referencing the stick Grookey is usually seen carrying. The Bunny Incineroar puppet fighter represents Scorbunny, a Fire-type rabbit Pokémon with a similar color scheme. The puppet fighter is smaller than its normal size, referencing Scorbunny's small size. The Squirtle puppet fighter references both Squirtle and Sobble being Water-type starter Pokémon. The stage represents Postwick, the first town in Pokémon Sword and Shield. The first battle condition references the ability of each starter Pokémon (Overgrow, Blaze, and Torrent respectively), which causes moves of their typing to become more powerful when below 33% health.
1,370		Corviknight	•Ridley •Giant Ridley		3,800	Gaur Plain (Battlefield form)	N/A	•The enemy favors air attacks •Reinforcements will appear after an enemy is KO'd •The enemy has increased jump power	Battle! (Wild Pokémon) - Pokémon Diamond / Pokémon Pearl	The Meta Ridley puppet fighter references both Ridley and Corviknight being dark flying armored creatures. The Giant Meta Ridley minion fighter and second battle condition references Corviknight's capability of Gigantimaxing where the Pokémon grows into gigantic size. The stage references the grassy plains where Corviknights are often found. The first and third battle conditions references Corviknight being a Flying-type Pokémon.
1,371		Morpeko	•Pikachu		2,000	Boxing Ring	•Metal Shift •Item: Food	•The enemy will occasionally turn metal •The enemy's electric attacks have increased power •The enemy favors special moves	Battle! (Wild Pokémon) - Pokémon Sun / Pokémon Moon	The Pikachu puppet fighter references both Pikachu and Morpeko being Electric-type rodent Pokémon. The stage references the Gyms found in Sword and Shield, which are large sport arenas with crowds of cheering fans. This spirit battle references Morpeko's ravenous appetite where growing hungry causes it to transform into Hangry Mode, which converts its Aura Wheel attack from Electric-type to Dark-type.

(*) Conditions in italic aren't listed on the Spirit Battle preview screen.

Series Order

Number	Name	Series
407	Pikachu	Pokémon Series
408	Pikachu Libre
409	Jigglypuff
410	Pichu
411	Mewtwo
412	Pokémon Trainer (Male)
413	Pokémon Trainer (Female)
414	Squirtle
415	Ivysaur
416	Charizard
417	Lucario
418	Greninja
419	Incineroar
420	Venusaur
421	Charmander
422	Mega Charizard X
423	Blastoise
424	Metapod
425	Pidgey
426	Arbok
427	Alolan Raichu
428	Sandshrew
429	Clefairy
430	Vulpix
431	Alolan Vulpix
432	Dugtrio
433	Meowth
434	Psyduck
435	Arcanine
436	Abra
437	Machamp
438	Geodude
439	Rapidash
440	Slowpoke
441	Magneton
442	Farfetch'd
443	Gengar
444	Electrode
445	Alolan Exeggutor
446	Cubone
447	Hitmonlee
448	Weezing
449	Chansey
450	Kangaskhan
451	Mega Kangaskhan
452	Goldeen
453	Staryu
454	Pinsir
455	Tauros
456	Gyarados
457	Lapras
458	Ditto
459	Eevee
460	Porygon
461	Snorlax
462	Articuno, Zapdos, & Moltres
463	Dragonite
464	Mega Mewtwo Y
465	Mew
466	Chikorita
467	Togepi
468	Ampharos
469	Bellossom
470	Marill
471	Sudowoodo
472	Wooper
473	Unown
474	Wobbuffet
475	Steelix
476	Scizor
477	Heracross
478	Skarmory
479	Houndoom
480	Smeargle
481	Miltank
482	Raikou, Entei, & Suicune
483	Tyranitar
484	Lugia
485	Ho-Oh
486	Celebi
487	Blaziken
488	Gardevoir
489	Shedinja
490	Flygon
491	Milotic
492	Absol
493	Salamence
494	Metagross
495	Latias & Latios
496	Kyogre
497	Primal Kyogre
498	Groudon
499	Primal Groudon
500	Rayquaza
501	Jirachi
502	Deoxys (Normal Forme)
503	Piplup
504	Garchomp
505	Mega Lucario
506	Abomasnow
507	Rotom
508	Uxie, Mesprit, & Azelf
509	Dialga
510	Palkia
511	Regigigas
512	Giratina (Altered Forme)
513	Giratina (Origin Forme)
514	Cresselia
515	Manaphy
516	Darkrai
517	Shaymin (Land Forme)
518	Shaymin (Sky Forme)
519	Arceus
520	Victini
521	Oshawott
522	Zoroark
523	Chandelure
524	Hydreigon
525	Cobalion, Terrakion, & Virizion
526	Tornadus (Incarnate Forme)
527	Thundurus (Incarnate Forme)
528	Reshiram
529	Zekrom
530	Landorus (Therian Forme)
531	Kyurem
532	Kyurem (Black Kyurem)
533	Kyurem (White Kyurem)
534	Keldeo (Ordinary Form)
535	Keldeo (Resolute Form)
536	Meloetta (Aria Forme)
537	Genesect
538	Chespin
539	Aegislash
540	Inkay
541	Dedenne
542	Xerneas
543	Yveltal
544	Zygarde (50% Forme)
545	Zygarde (Complete Forme)
546	Diancie
547	Mega Diancie
548	Hoopa (Confined)
549	Hoopa (Unbound)
550	Volcanion
551	Rowlet
552	Bewear
553	Pyukumuku
554	Togedemaru
555	Mimikyu
556	Tapu Koko
557	Solgaleo
558	Lunala
559	Nihilego
560	Necrozma
561	Magearna
562	Detective Pikachu	Detective Pikachu
1298	Partner Pikachu	Pokémon Series
1299	Partner Eevee
1368	Zacian & Zamazenta
1369	Grookey, Scorbunny, & Sobble
1370	Corviknight
1371	Morpeko

Trivia

• Strangely, despite having artwork from their series, the Pokémon Trainers themselves use their Super Smash Bros. Ultimate art instead, and are the only Pokémon fighters to do so. This could be due to them lacking Pokémon Global Link artwork themselves as every other Pokémon spirit has such artwork besides the ones specifically mentioned not to.
  • The Pokémon Trainers are also the only human Pokémon spirits.
• Despite being Poké Ball Pokémon, Snivy, Fennekin, Fletchling, Spewpa, Gogoat, Swirlix, and Marshadow do not have spirits.
  • Beedrill, Onix, Koffing, Starmie, Cyndaquil, Porygon2, Torchic, Gulpin, Bonsly, Munchlax, and Weavile are the only former Poké Ball Pokémon not to appear as spirits.
  • Along with Koffing, Cryogonal, Gastly, and Petilil do not have spirits despite having appeared as Smash Run enemies like Chandelure.
  • While Deoxys in its Attack Forme does not appear as a spirit, it still appears as a spirit in its Normal Forme.
  • Several background Pokémon also lack spirits: Butterfree and Fearow from Saffron City; Magnezone, Electivire, Snorunt, Snover, Drifloon, and Hoppip from Pokémon Stadium 2; Whimsicott from Unova Pokémon League; Helioptile, Emolga, and Magnemite from Prism Tower; Axew, Infernape, Tepig, Pyroar, Klinklang, Registeel, Honedge, Wailord, and Clawitzer from Kalos Pokémon League.
    • This makes Registeel the only Legendary Pokémon featured in Ultimate not to have a spirit.
• The Pokémon series has the most spirits, and is the first overall to receive DLC spirits.
• The base stats of the Arceus spirit are both 2006, which is the year Pokémon Diamond and Pearl were released in Japan.
• Detective Pikachu is the only Pokémon spirit that represents a Pokémon spin-off title or series.
• Partner Pikachu and Partner Eevee were the first spirits confirmed to be downloadable content.
  • They can be obtained by having save data of the respective Let's Go! game on the same profile as Ultimate.
  • Once obtained through the first method, they can be obtained again either in the Spirit Board or in the Vault Shop.
  • Since v2.0.0, they can be obtained directly in the Spirit Board or in the Vault Shop.
  • This makes them the second collectible in a Smash game to be obtainable through having save data for another game, the first being Melee's trophy of Olimar, being only obtainable through having save data for Pikmin. Unlike the trophy, Partner Pikachu and Partner Eevee are obtainable without the save data.
• Excluding fighter spirits, Detective Pikachu, and DLC spirits, the Pokémon spirits are in numerical order by Pokédex number.
• Zacian & Zamazenta is the first Legend-class Primary Spirit introduced since the game's launch.
  • It is also the first DLC Legend-class spirit to not be a part of a DLC Spirit Board.
  • It is also the only Legend-class spirit that only lasts 5 minutes rather than 15 minutes on the Spirit Board.
• Due to the shutdown of Pokémon Global Link, all Generation VIII Pokémon use their Sugimori art instead, and are the only Pokémon in the game whose spirits sport this distinction.
  • However, artwork for these Pokémon in the Global Link style does exist, and can be seen on merchandise.
• Mimikyu and Detective Pikachu are the only Pokémon spirits to not play music from the Pokémon series.