User:Thegameandwatch/AFD 2020/Joker (SSBU)
| Joker in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate | |
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| Universe | Persona |
| Availability | Downloadable |
| Final Smash | All-Out Attack |
| “ | Why so serious?! | ” |
| —Introduction Tagline | ||
| “ | Byleth Recruits ...Byleth! | ” |
| —Introduction Tagline for Female Byleth | ||
Joker (ジョーカー, Joker) will be a fake and nonexistent playable character you won't see coming in Super Smash Bros. Brawl. He wouldn’t be announced at The Game Awards 2018 on December 6th, 2018 as the second DLC character but was announced at First of April in 2029 and is the Last character for the Fighters Pass. He is planned for release before the end of December 3078. Joker is never going to be classified as a fighter but if he was he would be the #100 fighter.
Xander Mobus, who voices Joker in Persona 5 and the announcer, Master Hand, and Crazy Hand in Brawl, reprises his role as the character in the English version of the game, while Nobody voices him in Japanese.
Joker’sAttributes[edit]
Nothing
Update history[edit]
JOKER 🃏 has been buffed via game updates. Although update 2.0.0 granted inconsequential buffs to his neutral and up TILT, update 3.1.0 noticeably improved his Air game. forward air was heavily improved in three distinct ways. Its hits connect better thanks to improved ranges and, more notably, its first and second hits had their ending lag reduced to the point that it and Mr. Game & Watch's neutral attack are currently the only ones in Ultimate that are capable of Final Smash canceling reliably. Down air connects much better against airborne opponents, which was a notorious flaw that remained unaddressed throughout SSB4's lifespan. Back air's range was increased to the point that it is actually on par with Mii Swordfighter's and out-ranges Ike's, while the duration of up smash's L-canceling was increased.
Gun received a new hitbox that increased its vertical range, thus allowing its grounded version to hit opponents on Battlefield's low platforms. Rebellion Gauge, Rebel's Guard and uncharged Gun had their ending lag noticeably reduced by varying amounts. Lastly, Joker indirectly benefits from the update's changes to shield damage for projectiles, as they make it somewhat easier for him to handle camping.
However, update 4.0.0 removed Joker's most useful combo option. Update 3.1.0 introduced an unintentional mechanic that decreased the ending lag of neutral attack's third hit by 10 frames if it was inputted manually. This gave his neutral attack the ability to combo into itself (via L-canceling), forward smash, grab, or Rebellion Gauge at low to medium percents. The sheer effectiveness of this technique even saw Sol, a pioneer of Joker's metagame in Persona 5, christen it the "Dreamland Express" as proposed by his Twitch chat. Despite the loss of this option, it is not enough to eclipse the other buffs that update 3.1.0 granted Joker in the first place.
In update 7.0.0, Joker was among the numerous characters whose shields were enlarged, which decreased his vulnerability to shield stabbing.
Overall, Joker's buffs have improved his moveset's utility, granted him new potential set-ups, and slightly improved his defense. Sol has notably viewed the buffs as sufficient enough to render Joker better than he was in Persona 5,[1] although he made this statement before the Dreamland Express was removed. However, how these buffs will affect him the long run remains to be seen.
Neutral aerial auto-cancels earlier (frame 25 → 16), matching the move's interruptibility.
- The amount of time Little Mac cannot grab the ledge after performing neutral aerial has been shortened (46 frames → 40).
- The amount of time Little Mac cannot grab the ledge after performing up aerial has been shortened (73 frames → 66).
- Neutral attack 1 has less ending lag (FAF 22 → 17) and connects into neutral attack 2 more reliably.
- Neutral attack 2 has less ending lag (FAF 22 → 17) and more range.
- Neutral attack 3 has more range(Y/Z offsets: 10u/3u → 8u/6u).
- Neutral attack 3 has less ending lag and a slightly different animation if inputted manually, allowing Mac to act 10 frames earlier.
- Forward tilt's hits connect more reliably against opponents in the air.
- Down tilt has more range.
- Up smash has more super armor (frames 8-11 → 8-13).
Up smash's hitbox duration is 1 frame shorter (frame 10-14 -> 10-13), making it harder to hit opponents above and behind Little Mac. This change appears to have been unintentional. [1]- Straight Lunge has less ending lag when it is grounded and not fully charged (FAF 50 → 45).
- KO Uppercut has significantly less ending lag when it is grounded (FAF 97 → 77).
- Jolt Haymaker has a hitbox at the start of the attack, positioned above and in front of him, which extends the range above Little Mac.
- Slip Counter has less ending lag (FAF 63 → 57).
- Neutral Attack manual inputed hits can no longer reduce its ending lag, significantly reducing its combo potential.
- Overall shield size has been increased.
Moveset[edit]
- Joker has a Fighter ability called the Rebellion Gauge, which fills up over time. Joker can also charge it by being hit, or when Joker (or his teammates, if he is in a Team Battle) is behind in either score/stock. If Rebel's Guard is used while the opponent attacks, the Gauge fills up faster. When it is full, Joker automatically summons Arsene, who grants several changes:
- If Joker is in an uninterruptible animation such as an attack, Arsene can be delayed for up to 31 frames. Arsene can also disappear in a similar fashion, although the delay is much shorter.
- Curiously, if Arsene disappears during an attack, Awakened Joker's moves will deal increased knockback without Arsene's values being applied.
- A dramatic screen effect consisting of Joker's eyes occurs (if the camera is close enough to the fighters, and the battle is either 1-on-1 or against CPU players only), where Joker removes either his masquerade mask or glasses (depending on his costume), which also alters his character icon in the HUD until the Gauge empties. If Joker is standing still during this, he gains intangibility during the animation.
- Arsene will attack in tandem with Joker during all attacks except his pummel, throws, floor attacks and edge attack, enhancing his damage output and range. Many of his moves gain an additional blue slash effect while attacking. All of Arsene's attacks use the "heavy melee" hit sounds of heavyweights such as Ganondorf.
- Joker's special moves change to "Gun Special", "Eigaon", "Wings of Rebellion", and "Tetrakarn/Makarakarn", all enhanced versions of his previous moves.
- Joker announces "Arsene!" or "Persona!" upon summoning Arsene, and "Return!" or "Enough." upon using up his Gauge. He also announces "Endure!", "Not yet!" or "More..." when being attacked while performing Rebel's Guard.
- On the first frame Joker would call out or recall Arsene, the animation can be skipped if Joker is already in an uninterruptible animation.
- If Joker is in an uninterruptible animation such as an attack, Arsene can be delayed for up to 31 frames. Arsene can also disappear in a similar fashion, although the delay is much shorter.
- Upon summoning Arsene, the Rebellion Gauge will slowly drain, and a small amount of Gauge will be lost each time Joker is damaged.
- Joker can wall jump.
For a gallery of Joker's hitboxes, see here.
For simplicity, damage values for Joker and Arsene's individual attacks are separated by a slash (/). With Arsene active, the total damage of a move is the sum of both listed values.
Up to date as of version 3.6.
| Name | Damage | Description | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Neutral attack | 4% | Wolf slashes with one arm, then the other, and bites on the third hit. Very low start-up and ending lag and decent knockback, while being good for starting up combos. The third hit moves Wolf a great distance forward. | ||
| 2% | ||||
| 4% | ||||
| Forward tilt | 5% (hit 1), 6% (hit 2) | Wolf leans forward with both arms together and swipes, separating his claws on impact. It is a two-hitting move with relatively low startup and endlag, decent range and knockback. This move can KO opponents at higher percentages and is good for setting up edgeguards. | ||
| Up tilt | 10% (foot), 9% (leg), 8% (body) | Wolf performs a jumping overhead splits kick. This move has great vertical range, but a poor horizontal range. Has decent knockback and can lead into combos. | ||
| Down tilt | 8% | Wolf sticks his foot out while crouching low. Has a decent horizontal range, but a poor vertical range. This move overall deals small knockback but is good for setting up combos and edgeguarding opponents. | ||
| Dash attack | 9% | Wolf takes a step forward and performs an upwards slash with his left claw. Has moderate knockback and is good for setting up combos. | ||
| Forward smash | 5% (hit 1), 10% (hit 2) | Wolf stretches his arms in front of his body and thrusts forward, then twists his claws. The first hit has set knockback, making it easier to link onto the second hit, which has greater knockback and is good for setting up combos. | ||
| Up smash | 15%/12% (clean), 13%/11% (late) | Wolf performs an upwards half-moon slash. This move overall has great knockback, being able to KO opponents at moderate percentages. At low percentages, it can lead into combos. | ||
| Down smash | 15%/13% (front), 13%/11% (back) | Wolf crouches low and swipes his claw across the floor, first in front then in back. This move has low low range, but immense knockback that can KO at lower to more moderate percentages. | ||
| Neutral aerial | 4% (hit 1), 2% (hits 2-5 & landing) | Wolf curls up and spins several times in the air, dealing multiple hits. The first hit will link into the other 4, all hits dealing set knockback. Has low startup lag with high ending lag, but is great move for setting up combos. | ||
| Forward aerial | 15% (sweetspot), 11% (sourspot) | Wolf swipes forward in a downwards arc with his left claw. Can be used setup combos or even KO an opponent. | ||
| Back aerial | 14% (sweetspot), 11% (sourspot) | Wolf jams his leg backwards with deceiving range. This move is mainly used as a combo finisher or a finishing attack, depending on the situation. | ||
| Up aerial | 11% | Wolf swipes in an arc above his head with his right arm. This move has great vertical range and can set up combos quite easily. | ||
| Down aerial | 15% (grounded), 14% (aerial) | Wolf plunges both his hands below himself. This move has great knockback and meteor smashes airborne opponent. Oddly, this attack spikes grounded opponents (300°). | ||
| Grab | — | |||
| Pummel | 3% | Strikes the opponent with his right knee. | ||
| Forward throw | 2% (hit 1), 2% (throw) | Slash the opponent forward. This throw can be used to pseudo chain throw some characters, such as Fox, at very low percentages by buffering a dash forward. | ||
| Back throw | 5% | Slams the opponent down behind him. The opponent gets launched diagonally upwards, allowing it to combo into a forward smash. | ||
| Up throw | 5% (hit 1), 2% (throw) | Throws the opponent upward and slashes them with both claws. | ||
| Down throw | 6% (hit 1), 3% (throw) | Throws the opponent on the ground, does a small jump and claws them. It sends the opponent diagonally upward. At very low percentages, it be followed up by a f-tilt, or d-smash. At low to mid percentages, it can also be followed up by a f-smash, or a Blaster. | ||
| Floor attack (front) | 6% | Wolf gets up and does a kick in the front and in the back. | ||
| Floor attack (back) | 6% | Wolf gets up and punches forwards and kicks backwards. | ||
| Floor attack (trip) | 5% | Wolf spins around, kicking foes with who are close. | ||
| Edge attack (fast) | 8% (legs), 6% (head) | Quickly lunges at the opponent with a kick. | ||
| Edge attack (slow) | 10% | Slowly gets up and hammers the ground with a kick. | ||
| Neutral special | Blaster | 3% (gun), 3-5% (laser) | Wolf fires a single shot from his blaster. The gun portion of Wolf's blaster causes low knockback, while the laser causes no knockback. A great attack for halting airborne opponents and gimping their recoveries. | |
| Side special | Wolf Flash | 3% (sourspot), 16% (sweetspot) | Wolf quickly propels himself diagonally upwards at a 35° angle. The sourspot of the move causes low knockback and sends opponents upwards, but the sweetspot deals strong knockback and does not cause Wolf to become helpless, allowing him to use another recovery move to get back on stage. | |
| Up special | Fire Wolf | 2% (startup), 8% (dash) | Wolf propels himself and kicks forward depending on which direction is held on the control stick. The move now deals only one hit, does not contain a finishing kick, and now has more horizontal movement whenever the move ends, making it a better recovery move. The kick deals great knockback, has good range, and can send opponents flying. It is also good for linking up into or finishing combos. | |
| Down special | Reflector | 5% (startup), 1.5x damage for reflected projectiles | Wolf activates his reflector around himself. Has very low start up and ending lag, and has decent knockback, sending the opponents diagonally upwards. It is great move for starting up combos, as Wolf can immediately jump after activation. It also slows down Wolf's air speed and can act as another recovery tool. | |
| Final Smash | Landmaster | Varies | Wolf summons his Landmaster. It's the most powerful and fastest out of all three Landmasters in the game. However, it lasts a shorter duration compared to Fox and Falco's Landmasters. | |
On-screen appearance[edit]
- Drops from the top of the screen, similar to how the party begins most battles in Persona 5, then adjusts a glove just like in his up taunt.
Taunts[edit]
Morgana appears for each of Joker's taunts. If he is present, Arsene will also rear back and flourish with his left arm when Joker taunts, making a pose identical to his official artwork.
- Up taunt: Smiles and tugs his glove while facing towards the camera, imitating the splash screen from the end of All-Out Attack. Morgana pumps his paw while saying "Looking cool, Joker!" before posing akimbo.
- Side taunt: Poses with his gun pointed, gun arm over his dagger arm. Morgana poses akimbo and playfully laughs while showing starry eyes.
- Down taunt: Faces his back towards the camera. Morgana goes "He-hey!" while bouncing on the spot, before crossing his arms.
If Joker is involved in a fight with more than four fighters, Morgana will not appear during his taunts.
Joker's up taunt.
Joker's side taunt.
Joker's down taunt.
Idle poses[edit]
- Twirls his knife towards his chest.
- Twirls his gun before posing.
Joker's first idle pose
Joker's second idle pose
Victory poses[edit]
In all three of his victory poses, the transition to the victory screen will showcase a puff of cartoony smoke with star decals, and ending screen will always result in Joker moving continuously to the left with the results background being dimmed down, replicating the victory screen from Persona 5. Upon accessing the results screen, Joker will say "Begone," "Nice," or "Hah!" If there are three or more players, the color scheme will match the player's port (CPUs are always red). In Team Battles, the color will match the player's team color. If Joker wins on Mementos, the color of the victory screen will match the color of the stage, and the victory music will be replaced with the corresponding victory fanfare from the game Mementos' design is currently derived from.
- Left: Morgana happily bounces around Joker. Joker gestures to Morgana before running towards the left.
- Up: Joker scratches his head as Morgana, transformed as the Morganamobile, drives up next to Joker, picks him up, and drives towards the left.
- Right: Morgana turns dramatically toward the screen, which ends up hitting him in the face. Joker gestures to Morgana before running towards the left.
- Special: If Joker wins a Stock or Stamina match with All-Out Attack, the match will conclude on the splash screen without returning to gameplay, and this will persist into the victory screen, just like in Persona 5.
- Team: If Joker is in a Team Battle and someone else poses in front, he will perform an exclusive animation where he tightens his glove and maintains a stance with his knife, although both of these are ported directly from his in-game up taunt and idle animation respectively. If he poses in front, none of the other fighters on his team will be seen.
When transitioning to the results screen, one of the Phantom Thieves will say one of the following quotes in place of the announcer's usual "[character] wins!"
| Phantom Thief Quotes | |
|---|---|
| Ryuji Sakamoto | ...Hah! Losers! |
Yeah-hah! Nice! | |
Ha-ha! Who's next? | |
| Morgana | Smash is as wild as ever, eh Joker? |
A brilliant victory! | |
Alright! Victory! | |
Mm-mm! Good work! | |
| Ann Takamaki | Feels great, huh? |
Aren't we the best? | |
Done and done! | |
| Yusuke Kitagawa | And the curtain... falls. |
We've done it! | |
Well... Onto the next triumph! | |
| Makoto Niijima | No time to waste! |
Don't forget this feeling! | |
Done and done! | |
| Futaba Sakura | Heh heh heh! They're done for! |
Impressive! | |
Okay! Moving right along! | |
| Haru Okumura | That was graceful! |
Onto the next battle! | |
So much for them! | |
In competitive play[edit]
From Ultimate, hopes were high on Joker when he was released, due to improvements to his notoriously awful Final Smash. However, the game’s mechanics proved to be detrimental some of his best tools, especially his aerial game, while his ground game, notoriously the worst in Persona 5, was made even worse. With this, his perception dropped significantly, with the general perception of him being not only a bottom tier but the worst character in the game.
Patch 8.20.0 granted Joker several useful buffs: his neutral aerial, down and forward tilts, and decreased lag from his Final Smashes revamped his aerial game to be more daunting than before. As such, his representation and results slowly improved over time thanks due to dedicated mains, Despite this, Joker's most critical weaknesses remain unaltered.
Patch 9.0.0, however, reverted Joker's biggest buff: as a result of the fixing of an unintentional mechanic, his manual Forward aerial no longer combos into itself or any KO moves, hindering his combo ability. This change, however, has gone relatively unnoticed by many pro players due to Joker’s lack of competitive presence and therefore has little effect on his already negative perception. His cons are considered too detrimental for him to be viable in the current metagame, and his multitude of buffs, which improve him at a quality-of-life level, have not made enough impact to shift Joker from being considered the worst character overall. Because of this, he is expected to remain ranked as a bottom-tier, especially if he doesn't receive further buffs from future patches. Despite his shortcomings, they haven't stopped Joker from gaining some impressive results.
Notable players[edit]
Active[edit]
Any number following the Smasher name indicates placement on the Fall 2019 PGRU, which recognizes the official top 50 players in the world in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate from July 13th, 2019 to December 15th, 2019.
Blade - Placed 13th at Smash Fest to the Sky and 17th at Smash Factor 8 with solo Joker.
Eim (#51) - One of the best Joker players in Japan. Placed 3rd at Uprising 2019, 4th at Sumabato SP 7, and 33rd at EVO 2019 with solo Joker.
Eon - Co-mains Joker with Fox and placed 1st at Ascension IX, 25th at 2GG: SwitchFest 2019, and 33rd at Mainstage, 2GG: Nightmare on Smashville, and 2GG: Kongo Saga.
Gumanku - Rank #4 in Poland but usually considered #1 with a 65th place finish at Syndicate 2019 with a win on Loading....- Hero - Placed 33rd at Shine 2019 and 65th at Super Smash Con 2019. Ranked 12th on the Massachusetts Ultimate Power Rankings with wins over Tyroy, Pugwest, and DKwill.
Lemmon - Placed 5th at both The Pinnacle 2019 and VORTEX, 17th at Super Smash Con 2019, and 49th at MomoCon 2019.- MkLeo (#1) - The best Joker player in the world, as well as the overall best player in the world. Placed 1st at MomoCon 2019, Smash 'N' Splash 5, CEO 2019, EVO 2019, Super Smash Con 2019, Uprising 2019, Smash Ultimate Summit 2, 2GG: Kongo Saga, and Frostbite 2020, 2nd at Smash Factor 8, Shine 2019, and GENESIS 7, and 4th at Get On My Level 2019 with primarily Joker. Has wins over Tweek, Nairo, Samsora, Dabuz, Marss, Maister, ESAM, Zackray, Light, and ProtoBanham.
- Rox - Placed 2nd at BIT MASTER MTY 5, 3rd at WeTecThose X, 7th at BIT MASTER MTY 6, and 17th at both Smash Factor 8 and BIT MASTER MTY 8.
Space - Mains Inkling and has a strong Joker secondary. Placed 1st at The Ultimate Performance and Smashwick 4, 2nd at The Ultimate Performance 2, and 3rd at Syndicate 2019. Ranked 1st on the Dutch Ultimate Power Rankings.- Stroder - Has a strong Joker secondary and is considered one of the best Joker players in the United States. Placed 1st at both Ascension IV and Ascension V with Joker as one of his characters.
- Tsu - One of the best Joker players in Japan. Placed 4th at The Kid, the Goat, and the Mang0 and 5th at Umebura Japan Major 2019 using Joker alongside Lucario and Mii Swordfighter.
- Tyroy - Placed 5th at Combo Breaker 2019.
- Venom - Co-main Joker with Ken and is considered the best Joker player in Canada. Placed 17th at Defend the North 2019 and 25th at Get On My Level 2019 with primarily Joker and Ken. Ranked 3rd on the Montreal Ultimate Power Rankings.
- VoiD (#38) - Placed 13th at both 2GG: SwitchFest 2019 and EGS Cup 3, 25th at both Super Smash Con 2019 and Let's Make Big Moves, and 49th at Shine 2019. Mainly plays Pichu and Sheik now, but still has Joker as a secondary.
- Wishes - Placed 5th at Tri-state Showdown: Fall 2019, 9th at both CEO 2019 and Defend the North 2019, 13th at Glitch 7 - Minus World, 17th at both The Big House 9 and Let's Make Big Moves, and 33rd at Shine 2019.
wusi - One of the best Joker players in Germany. Placed 3rd at Luxembourg Gaming Xperience 2019 and 5th at Calyptus Cup X: Purple Age with solo Joker.- Zackray (#7) - Co-mains Joker with R.O.B. and is the best Joker player in Japan and one of the two best in the world. Placed 1st at EGS Cup 2, EGS Cup 3, Sumabato SP 8, The Big House 9, Sumabato SP 9, Sumabato SP 12, Maesuma TOP 2, and Umebura SP 7, with Umebura SP 7 going solo Joker, 5th at EVO Japan 2020, 7th at both Smash Ultimate Summit 2 and Frostbite 2020, and 25th at Umebura SP 4. Has wins over Maister, Nairo, Tweek, Marss, Shuton, Kameme, Raito and KEN.
- Zagoo - The best Joker player in Michigan. Placed 5th at Chronicles of Olympus V, and 9th at both Guardian I and Summer Games 2. Has wins over Daybreak, Gomakenpi, and BooBear. Formerly 8th on the Michigan Ultimate Power Rankings.
Inactive[edit]
- dyr - Placed 5th at Come to Papa 3 and 49th at The Big House 9.
- Tweek (#3) - One of the best Joker players in the world before switching back to Wario. Placed 1st at Return to Yoshi's Island, 2nd at Tri-state Showdown: Fall 2019, 13th at DreamHack Atlanta 2019, and 33rd at Smash 'N' Splash 5 with solo Joker. Has wins over Dabuz, Nairo, and Rivers.
- Wrath (#51) - Co-mained Joker with Sonic. Placed 17th at MomoCon 2019 and 33rd at both CEO 2019 and Super Smash Con 2019 prior to dropping Joker for solo Sonic.
Classic Mode: A Heroic Legacy[edit]
Byleth's Classic Mode route is themed around the Fire Emblem fighters and stages from across the Smash series, fought in order of release year. All battles are stamina battles and the player always starts with 100 HP.
| Round | Opponent | Stage | Music | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Marth  |
Temple | Story 5 Meeting | References how Marth used Temple as his de facto home stage in Super Smash Bros. Melee, due to the game not having a Fire Emblem stage. Marth starts with 100 HP. |
| 2 | Roy  |
Arena Ferox (Battlefield form) | Winning Road - Roy's Hope | Roy starts with 100 HP. |
| 3 | Ike (×2)   |
Castle Siege | Eternal Bond | The Radiant Dawn Ike will appear once the Path of Radiance Ike is defeated. Both Ikes start with 100 HP. |
| 4 | Robin  , Lucina  and Chrom  |
Arena Ferox | Id (Purpose) (Remix) | Team battle. Robin, Lucina, and Chrom start with 50 HP. |
| 5 | Corrin (×2)   |
Coliseum | Lost in Thoughts All Alone (for 3DS / Wii U) | Team battle. The two Corrins wearing white and black is a reference to Birthright and Conquest and the conflict against the Hoshido and Nohr kingdoms. They start with 100 HP. |
| 6 | Byleth (×3)    |
Garreg Mach Monastery | Fódlan Winds | Represent the house leaders in Fire Emblem: Three Houses. The red Byleth prefers down specials, the blue one prefers side specials, and the yellow one prefers neutral specials, referencing the primary weapons of Edelgard, Dimitri, and Claude respectively. The costumes will still be worn even when playing with one of them. They each start with 50 HP. |
| Bonus Stage | ||||
| Final | Master Hand and Crazy Hand | Final Destination | Code Name: F.E. | The player has Marth , Roy , Ike , Robin and Corrin as CPU allies with 30 HP.
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Credits roll after completing Classic Mode. Completing it as Byleth has Paths That Will Never Cross accompany the credits.
Role in World of Light[edit]
Due to his status as downloadable content, Joker does not have a legitimate role in World of Light. Instead, he is unlocked for use in the mode after freeing 10 fighters from Galeem's control. If loading an existing save file that meets this condition prior to downloading Joker, he is immediately unlocked.
Spirits[edit]
Joker's Fighter Spirit can be obtained by completing Classic Mode. It also available periodically for purchase in the shop for 500 coins, but only after Joker has been downloaded. Unlocking Joker in World of Light allows the player to preview the first spirit below in the Spirit List under the name "???". As a Fighter Spirit, it cannot be used in Spirit Battles and is purely aesthetic. His student outfit has a Fighter Spirit of its own, available through the shop. Each Fighter Spirit has an alternate version that replaces them with their artwork in Ultimate. Arsene also makes an appearance in Joker's Fighter Spirits, having a unique render when shown with Joker's Ultimate artwork. Because of this, Joker's Ultimate renders in his Fighter Spirits will show him without his mask/glasses on.
Additionally, he appears in the Phantom Thieves of Hearts Spirit.
1,304. Joker (Phantom Thief)
1,305. Joker (Student)
1,306. Phantom Thieves of Hearts
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In Spirit battles[edit]
As the main opponent[edit]
| Spirit | Battle parameters | Inspiration | |||||||||
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| No. | Image | Name | Series | Enemy Fighter(s) | Type | Power | Stage | Rules | Conditions | Music | Character |
| 46 | |||||||||||
