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The following is the list of the [[spirit]]s from the {{uv|Street Fighter}} series in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]''. | The following is the list of the [[spirit]]s from the {{uv|Street Fighter}} series in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]''. | ||
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*This spirit's Grab type and PSI Attack ↑ ability reference M. Bison's Psycho Power, which allows him to control his victim's minds. | *This spirit's Grab type and PSI Attack ↑ ability reference M. Bison's Psycho Power, which allows him to control his victim's minds. | ||
*In World of Light, the M. Bison spirit must be defeated in order to access the Ryu fighter, referencing M. Bison's role as the final opponent in the ''Street Fighter'' games. Also, the Balrog, Vega, and Sagat spirits must be defeated in order to access M. Bison' | *In World of Light, the M. Bison spirit must be defeated in order to access the Ryu fighter, referencing M. Bison's role as the final opponent in the ''Street Fighter'' games. Also, the Balrog, Vega, and Sagat spirits must be defeated in order to access M. Bison' spirit battle, referencing ''Street Fighter II'''s Arcade Mode where the aforementioned spirits are fought in that order and served as Bison's henchman (until Sagat defected). | ||
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*The grey Lucario represents Fei Long, a Hong Kongese martial artist wearing dark grey pants whose moves are backed by pyrokinetic abilities similar to Lucario's aura. | *The grey Lucario represents Fei Long, a Hong Kongese martial artist wearing dark grey pants whose moves are backed by pyrokinetic abilities similar to Lucario's aura. | ||
*The stage and music track represents Tiger Balm Garden, a stage in Hong Kong, China featuring a similar polygonal arena, which serves as | *The stage and music track represents Tiger Balm Garden, a stage in Hong Kong, China featuring a similar polygonal arena, which serves as Lei Fong's stage in ''Super Street Fighter II: The New Challengers''. | ||
*The battle conditions reference Fei Long's kung fu fighting style, where he uses multiple attacks featuring the use of punches and kicks to attack. | *The battle conditions reference Fei Long's kung fu fighting style, where he uses multiple attacks featuring the use of punches and kicks to attack. | ||
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*All ''Street Fighter'' spirit battles are Stamina Battles, with all but one of them also having reduced jump power. This is a reference to ''Street Fighter'' having only stamina battles as well as being more ground based in nature. | *All ''Street Fighter'' spirit battles are Stamina Battles, with all but one of them also having reduced jump power. This is a reference to ''Street Fighter'' having only stamina battles as well as being more ground based in nature. | ||
*As with the main series ''Street Fighter'' titles, the names for Balrog, Vega, and M. Bison have switched around for Western releases. In Japan, Balrog is known as Mike Bison, Vega is known as Balrog, and M. Bison is known as Vega. Within the fighting game community, the three are known colloquially as "Boxer", "Claw", and "Dictator" respectively. | *As with the main series ''Street Fighter'' titles, the names for Balrog, Vega, and M. Bison have switched around for Western releases. In Japan, Balrog is known as Mike Bison, Vega is known as Balrog, and M. Bison is known as Vega. Within the fighting game community, the three are known colloquially as "Boxer", "Claw", and "Dictator" respectively. | ||
**Akuma also shares this distinction, being known as Gouki in the Japanese release. | |||
**Nash also used to be an example, as it was the name used for him in Japan and he was called "Charlie" in Western releases, until Capcom unified both names as of ''Street Fighter V'', making his full name Charlie Nash. | |||
*Dee Jay's spirit battle is the only ''Street Fighter'' spirit battle to have more than one opponent. | *Dee Jay's spirit battle is the only ''Street Fighter'' spirit battle to have more than one opponent. | ||
*Juri is the only ''Street Fighter'' spirit who originated from a 3D ''Street Fighter'' game, that game being ''Street Fighter IV''. | *Juri is the only ''Street Fighter'' spirit who originated from a 3D ''Street Fighter'' game, that game being ''Street Fighter IV''. | ||
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*E. Honda and Dhalsim are the only two World Warriors to not have spirit battles. | *E. Honda and Dhalsim are the only two World Warriors to not have spirit battles. | ||
*''Street Fighter'' is currently the only major third-party universe in the base game to get additional spirits through a spirit event. | *''Street Fighter'' is currently the only major third-party universe in the base game to get additional spirits through a spirit event. | ||
**It is also the second major third-party universe in the base game to get additional spirits post-launch, the first being | **It is also the second major third-party universe in the base game to get additional spirits post-launch, the first being ''[[Final Fantasy]]''. | ||
