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The five DLC fighters of Fighters Pass Vol. 1…

…and the seven DLC fighters of Fighters Pass Vol. 2 on Battlefield.

The icons for Fighters Pass Vol. 1 and Vol. 2.

In the Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Nintendo Direct on November 1st, 2018, Masahiro Sakurai confirmed that paid DLC would be available for Ultimate. The initial wave of content comes in the form of five Challenger Pack bundles, each containing one entirely unique fighter, one stage, and several music tracks. These bundles, which are also available through a complete pack known as the Fighters Pass, had the release deadline of February 29, 2020. Additionally, Piranha Plant was available for free as a limited time early purchase bonus, and is currently available for purchase separate from the Fighters Pass. On November 6th, 2018, Sakurai announced on his Twitter account that the initial DLC line-up was finalized, and that potential fighters were proposed by Nintendo, with Sakurai passing final approval on them.^[1]

During the Nintendo Direct on September 4th, 2019, Nintendo revealed that more DLC fighters were set to be in production after the first Fighters Pass, due to Ultimate's strong sales.^[2] As with before, Nintendo proposed the potential fighters and Sakurai passed final approval.^[3] On January 16th, 2020, Fighters Pass Vol. 2 was announced alongside Byleth, with the previous Fighters Pass retroactively being dubbed Vol. 1.^[4] The Pass includes six Challenger Packs; just like in Vol. 1, each pack contains one fighter, one stage, and several music tracks.^[5]^[6] Both Byleth and Vol. 2 were made available for purchase on January 28th, 2020. These six packs had the release deadline of December 31st, 2021. According to Sakurai, this is planned to be the last DLC released for Ultimate.^[7] He also expressed caution that the DLC characters for the Fighters Pass Vol. 2 could face delay or that development could be stopped indefinitely due to the COVID-19 pandemic; although development continued through remote working^[8]^[9] and ultimately went smoothly, without problems^[10] and concluded on October 18th, 2021. Fighters Pass Vol. 2 was originally planned to have five fighters, like the first pass, but was increased to six when Sora's inclusion was successfully negotiated for.^[11]

Updates[edit]

Main article: List of updates (SSBU)

Updates to the game are downloadable at no extra cost. In order to use DLC and access online modes, the game must be updated to the latest version, which can be done automatically by starting the game from the system's Home Menu, or manually triggered from the Switch's Home Menu. Most updates also adjust game balance and mechanics, while fixing glitches and other errors as well. Changelogs for all updates are available at the links above.

As with any other game, DLC data is added via free updates. Completing a transaction to receive DLC is merely a "ticket" to grant access to said content. What this means is that DLC not purchased in an updated version is still technically installed but locked, and thus is accessible indirectly. Content that is locked can be seen and played against with opponents connecting via a system that has paid for the DLC (within Wireless and Online modes). Aside from this, locked content can also be seen using amiibo as Figure Players, and saving uploaded or shared replays.

Fighters[edit]

As every veteran is in the base game and none were cut, all DLC characters are newcomers.

After awakening 10 fighters in Adventure Mode: World of Light, all downloaded DLC fighters are unlocked for use as well.

Standalone fighter[edit]

Piranha Plant (My Nintendo release: January 29th, 2019; Formal release: February 1st, 2019)

Piranha Plant was revealed as the first DLC fighter in Ultimate during the final Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Direct on November 1st, 2018, and was released on January 29th, 2019. It was available as a free bonus until January 31st, 2019 to anyone who purchased the digital version of Ultimate or registered their physical version with My Nintendo. While Piranha Plant is not part of any Fighters Pass or any Challenger Pack (and thus does not come with a stage, music, or spirits), it was made available for purchase separately on February 1st, 2019.

Fighters Pass Vol. 1[edit]

Joker (April 17th, 2019)

Joker from Persona 5 was announced as the second DLC fighter during The Game Awards 2018 on December 6th, 2018 and was released on April 17th, 2019. He is the first playable character included with the Fighters Pass Vol. 1. As part of Challenger Pack 1, his accompanying stage is Mementos, and features music from Persona 5 as well as Persona 4, Persona 3, and the original Revelations: Persona.

Hero (July 30th, 2019)

Four protagonists from Dragon Quest serving under the generic moniker of Hero were announced as the third DLC fighter during Nintendo's E3 2019 Direct on June 11th, 2019 and was released on July 30th, 2019. He is the second character included with the Fighters Pass Vol. 1. As part of Challenger Pack 2, his accompanying stage is Yggdrasil's Altar and features music from Dragon Quest XI, III, IV, and VIII.

Banjo & Kazooie (September 4th, 2019)

Banjo & Kazooie from the Banjo-Kazooie series were announced as the fourth DLC fighter during Nintendo's E3 2019 Direct on June 11th, 2019 and were released on September 4th, 2019. They are the third character included with the Fighters Pass Vol. 1. As part of Challenger Pack 3, their accompanying stage is Spiral Mountain, and features music from Banjo-Kazooie and Banjo-Tooie.

Terry (November 6th, 2019)

Terry Bogard from the Fatal Fury series was announced as the fifth DLC fighter during Nintendo's September 2019 Direct, on September 4th, 2019 and was released on November 6th, 2019. He is the fourth character included with the Fighters Pass Vol. 1. As part of Challenger Pack 4, his accompanying stage is King of Fighters Stadium, and features music from various SNK franchises, which includes Fatal Fury and The King of Fighters, along with series such as Art of Fighting, Samurai Shodown, and Metal Slug.

Byleth (January 28th, 2020)

Byleth from Fire Emblem: Three Houses, with male and female variants, was announced as the sixth DLC fighter during a Mr. Sakurai Presents video on January 16th, 2020 and was released on the 28th of that same month. He is the fifth and final character included with the Fighters Pass Vol. 1. As part of Challenger Pack 5, his accompanying stage is Garreg Mach Monastery, and features music from Fire Emblem: Three Houses.

Fighters Pass Vol. 2[edit]

More DLC for Ultimate was announced on September 4th, 2019, along with Terry, and was fully revealed to be in the form of a second Fighters Pass known as Fighters Pass Vol. 2 announced on January 16th, 2020, along with Byleth. It was said there would be six new Challenger Packs in Vol. 2 instead of five, with its contents set to roll out before the end of 2021.

Min Min (June 29th, 2020)

During the March 26th, 2020 Nintendo Direct Mini, a character from ARMS was revealed to be in development, being the first DLC fighter of Fighters Pass Vol. 2, and the seventh DLC fighter overall. During a Mr. Sakurai Presents video on June 22nd, 2020, it was announced to be Min Min; she was released on June 29th. As part of Challenger Pack 6, her accompanying stage is Spring Stadium, which features music from ARMS.

Steve (October 13th, 2020)

Steve from Minecraft was announced as the eighth DLC fighter during a Mr. Sakurai Presents video on October 1st, 2020, with Alex, Zombie, and Enderman as alternate costumes. He is the second fighter featured in the Fighters Pass Vol. 2, and was released on October 13th, 2020. As part of Challenger Pack 7, his accompanying stage is Minecraft World, which has 6 different layouts and features music from Minecraft: Console Edition minigames and Minecraft spinoffs.

Sephiroth (Sephiroth Challenge: December 17th, 2020; Formal release: December 22nd, 2020)

Sephiroth from Final Fantasy VII was announced as the ninth DLC fighter during The Game Awards 2020 on December 10th, 2020. He is the third fighter featured in the Fighters Pass Vol. 2, and was formally released on December 22nd, 2020. However, for a limited time, a special event called the Sephiroth Challenge allowed players to battle him as a boss if they had purchased Challenger Pack 8 or Fighters Pass Vol. 2 prior to the formal release; if won, they could use Sephiroth and some other contents of his Challenger Pack early. As part of Challenger Pack 8, his accompanying stage is Northern Cave, and comes with music from Final Fantasy VII and Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children.

Pyra / Mythra (March 4th, 2021)

Pyra and Mythra from Xenoblade Chronicles 2 were announced as the respective tenth and eleventh DLC fighters during Nintendo's February 2021 Direct on February 17th, 2021. They are the fourth and fifth fighters featured in the Fighters Pass vol. 2, and were released on March 4th, 2021 (March 5th in some regions). As part of Challenger Pack 9 (the only Challenger Pack with two fighters), their accompanying stage is Cloud Sea of Alrest, which features music from Xenoblade Chronicles 2.

Kazuya (June 29th, 2021)

Kazuya Mishima from the Tekken series was revealed as the twelfth DLC fighter during Nintendo's E3 presentation on June 15th, 2021. He is the sixth fighter featured in the Fighters Pass Vol. 2. His gameplay was revealed in a presentation by Masahiro Sakurai on June 28th, 2021 and was released on June 29th, 2021. As part of Challenger Pack 10, his accompanying stage is Mishima Dojo, featuring music from across the Tekken franchise.

Sora (October 18th, 2021)

Sora from the Kingdom Hearts series was revealed as the thirteenth and final DLC fighter during The Final Mr. Sakurai Presents on October 5th, 2021. He is the seventh and final fighter featured in the Fighters Pass Vol. 2 and was released on October 18th, 2021. As part of Challenger Pack 11, his accompanying stage is Hollow Bastion, featuring music from the Kingdom Hearts series.

Stages[edit]

Fighters Pass Vol. 1[edit]

Mementos (April 17th, 2019)

Mementos comes as a set with Joker as part of Challenger Pack 1. Mementos has one main platform with a slant in the middle similar to Meta Crystal, with one platform over the center and another over the left side. Trains periodically appear in the background, the set below the stage being able to damage fighters. Occasionally, a large triangle-shaped wall appears at the top or on the sides of the stage. The trains and the walls will never appear at the same time.

If a song from Persona 3 or Persona 4 is playing during a match, the color scheme of Mementos and Joker's Rebellion Gauge will change from red to blue or yellow respectively, the respective primary colors for each game. The decoration in the background also changes to either a moon or the streaks found in Persona 4's UI. If Joker wins a match with the alternate music, the victory pose screen and subsequent music change accordingly to the ones found in the home series.

Yggdrasil's Altar (July 30th, 2019)

Yggdrasil's Altar comes as a set with the Hero as part of Challenger Pack 2. It consists of a flat main platform that travels over the world of Erdrea, with smaller platforms appearing on occasion. Treasure chests may appear on one of these platforms. Usually, opening them will release an item, but these chests may sometimes be Mimics that can damage fighters; defeating them will cause them to drop an item.

Spiral Mountain (September 4th, 2019)

Spiral Mountain comes as a set with Banjo & Kazooie as part of Challenger Pack 3. The fight takes place on the peak of the titular mountain. The stage will rotate every so often, which determines whether or not fighters can stand on the slope of the mountain. Floating platforms and a bridge to Gruntilda's Lair will also appear on occasion.

King of Fighters Stadium (November 6th, 2019)

King of Fighters Stadium comes as a set with Terry as part of Challenger Pack 4. It is a stadium based on "The King of Fighters" tournament. The stage is completely flat, and there are no bottom blast zones. The blast zones on the sides are blocked off by an invisible wall that can be broken when opponents are dealt enough knockback.

Garreg Mach Monastery (January 28th, 2020)

Garreg Mach Monastery comes as a set with Byleth as part of Challenger Pack 5. It is a traveling stage taking place in the primary location of Fire Emblem: Three Houses, stopping specifically at the Marketplace, the Reception Hall, the Bridge, and the Cathedral. All locations have walk-off blastlines, with the Marketplace featuring destructible booths, the Reception Hall having chandeliers that can be dropped, and the Cathedral making use of semi-solid platforms.

Fighters Pass Vol. 2[edit]

On January 16th, 2020, six more Challenger Packs were announced to be in development and bundled with six new fighters.

Spring Stadium (June 29th, 2020)

Spring Stadium comes as a set with Min Min as part of Challenger Pack 6. It consists of a single floating platform with periodically-activating bounce platforms on both edges as well as on a soft platform hovering above. Periodically-appearing small bounce platforms may appear beneath and to either side of the main platform as well. Stadium arches are located near the upper blast zone, and can be used to break an otherwise KO-inducing fall.

Minecraft World (October 13th, 2020)

Minecraft World comes as a set with Steve as part of Challenger Pack 7. It has six different biomes, each with a slightly different layout. Each biome has blocks that can be destroyed and platforms above the stage.

Northern Cave (Sephiroth Challenge: December 17th, 2020; Formal release: December 22nd, 2020)

Northern Cave comes as a set with Sephiroth as part of Challenger Pack 8. It consists of a single floating platform with two soft platforms just above both edges. The background is an animated tracking shot depicting the ending of Final Fantasy VII. The background does not affect the stage in any way.

A special limited time event called the Sephiroth Challenge (only available if Challenger Pack 8 or Fighters Pass Vol. 2 was purchased prior to the formal release) would allow players to battle Sephiroth as a boss. If won, they could use the Northern Cave stage and some other contents of Challenger Pack 8 prior to the 22nd.

Cloud Sea of Alrest (March 4th, 2021)

Cloud Sea of Alrest comes as a set with Pyra/Mythra as part of Challenger Pack 9. The fight takes place in front of Rex's home atop the slanted back of the Titan Azurda as he swims through the titular Cloud Sea, occasionally commenting on the battle and turning his head to look at other Titans passing by. A long soft platform is located towards Azurda's rear.

Mishima Dojo (June 29th, 2021)

Mishima Dojo comes as a set with Kazuya as part of Challenger Pack 10. It consists of a flat stage with breakable walls and ceilings that repair themselves after a period of time. Heihachi Mishima can be seen meditating in front of the Fudō Myōō statue in the center of the room, standing up after a KO is secured and reacting to the battle afterwards.

Hollow Bastion (October 18th, 2021)

Hollow Bastion comes as a set with Sora as part of Challenger Pack 11. It consists of a single floating platform with a single soft platform just above the center. The background is an animated tracking shot around Hollow Bastion and its various features. When time, stocks, or health are running low, the stage transforms into Dive to the Heart. The platform design changes and the background changes to a black void with one of several Stations of Awakening. The background and the transition do not affect the stage in any way.

Standalone stage[edit]

Small Battlefield (August 4th, 2020)

Small Battlefield was added as a free standalone stage as part of the 8.1.0 update. The stage is identical to Battlefield with the exception of the removal of the top platform, and the remaining two floating platforms being slightly closer to each other.

Modes[edit]

DLC Spirits (April 17th, 2019)
- Houses spirit battles for the spirits associated with each Challenger Pack.
Stage Builder (April 17th, 2019)
- A returning mode from Brawl and for Wii U.
Video Editor (April 17th, 2019)
- In the Video Editor, multiple replays can be modified and strung together to create a full video.
- Version 4.0.0 allows players to add screenshots to their videos.
Shared Content (April 17th, 2019)
- Shared Content enables sharing, downloading, and liking Stage Builder levels, Mii Fighters, and videos created by other users.
- Version 4.0.0 allows players to play videos consecutively.
- Version 5.0.0 allows players to customize the movesets of downloaded Mii Fighters.
amiibo Journey (May 31st, 2019)
- Online option that allows players to send their amiibo against each other.
VR (May 31st, 2019)
- Compatibility with the Nintendo Labo Virtual Reality was added in the 3.1.0 update, allowing players to view certain stages in a full 360 degrees.
Spectator Mode (July 30th, 2019)
- A returning mode from Brawl and Smash 4, players can bet for prediction points that can be used to purchase items.
Online Tourney and Event Tourney (July 30th, 2019)
- A returning mode from Smash for Wii U, the rules are preset, with special event tourneys being held from time to time.
Home-Run Contest (September 4th, 2019)
- A returning mode from Melee, Brawl, and Smash 4. Sakurai claimed at the time of release that this would be the last mode added to Ultimate, though future updates proved this claim false.
Rematch (June 29th, 2020)
- A feature of the Spirit List that allows players to rematch any spirits unlocked at any time. A high score is added for each spirit rematched, based on the strength of the player's equipped team.
Sephiroth Challenge (December 17th, 2020)
- A special limited time event that was only available when Challenger Pack 8 or the Fighters Pass Vol. 2 was purchased. It allowed players to challenge Sephiroth as a Boss, and if victorious, granted players early access to Sephiroth and the Northern Cave stage prior to the official December 22nd, 2020 release date. This special event ran from December 17th-22nd, 2020.

Mii Costumes[edit]

Additional costumes for the Mii Fighters are available as paid DLC, with a total of 97 pieces of headgear and outfits.

Bonus for purchasing Fighters Pass Vol. 1[edit]

The Rex Mii costume is exclusive to purchasing the Fighters Pass Vol. 1, was made available on December 7th, 2018, and consists of the Rex wig and outfit, based on Rex from Xenoblade Chronicles 2.

Image	Costume	Universe	Outfit Build
	Rex Wig Rex Outfit	Xenoblade Chronicles

Round 1[edit]

The first wave of Mii Fighter costumes was among the first available DLC for Ultimate and was released on April 17th, 2019. It released alongside Challenger Pack 1 and features costumes from the Persona series, as well as the returning Sonic the Hedgehog series costumes from Smash 4.

Image	Costume	Universe	Outfit Build
	Morgana Hat	Persona
	Persona 4 Protagonist Wig Persona 4 Protagonist Outfit	Persona
	Teddie Hat	Persona
	Persona 3 Protagonist Wig Persona 3 Protagonist Outfit	Persona
	Tails Hat Tails Outfit	Sonic the Hedgehog
	Knuckles Hat Knuckles Outfit	Sonic the Hedgehog

Round 2[edit]

The second wave of Mii Fighter costumes features costumes from the Dragon Quest series. It released alongside Challenger Pack 2 on July 30th, 2019 and is the only round to not contain costumes from outside the series of its corresponding DLC character, as well as not use songs from the costumes' respective games/series in their trailers, instead only using Ultimate's Battlefield theme.

Image	Costume	Universe	Outfit Build
	Veronica's Hat Veronica's Outfit	Dragon Quest
	Erdrick's Helmet Erdrick's Armour	Dragon Quest
	Martial Artist Wig Martial Artist Gi	Dragon Quest
	Slime Hat	Dragon Quest

Round 3[edit]

The third wave of Mii Fighter costumes released alongside Challenger Pack 3 on September 4th, 2019 and features costumes from the Pokémon, Goemon, and Undertale series, while two Mega Man costumes return from Smash 4. Sans' costume also comes with a remix of MEGALOVANIA, and is the first Mii costume to be bundled with a music track.

Image	Costume/Track	Universe	Outfit Build
	Goemon Wig Goemon Outfit	Goemon
	Proto Man's Helmet Proto Man's Armor	Mega Man
	Zero's Helmet Zero's Armor	Mega Man
	Team Rocket Hat Team Rocket Outfit	Pokémon
	Sans Mask Sans Outfit MEGALOVANIA	Undertale

Round 4[edit]

The fourth wave of Mii Fighter costumes released alongside Challenger Pack 4 on November 6th, 2019 and features costumes from the Samurai Shodown, Art of Fighting, and King of Fighters franchises, as well as the returning Virtua Fighter series costumes from Smash 4.

Image	Costume	Universe	Outfit Build
	Nakoruru Wig Nakoruru Outfit	Samurai Shodown
	Ryo Sakazaki Wig Ryo Sakazaki Outfit	Art of Fighting
	Iori Yagami Wig Iori Yagami Outfit	The King of Fighters
	Akira Wig Akira Outfit	Virtua Fighter
	Jacky Wig Jacky Outfit	Virtua Fighter

Round 5[edit]

The fifth wave of Mii Fighter costumes released alongside Challenger Pack 5 on January 28th, 2020 and is the final round coinciding with the initial set of the Fighters Pass Vol. 1, featuring costumes from the Assassin's Creed, Rabbids, and Cuphead franchises, in addition to the remaining two Mega Man series costumes from Smash 4. Much like the Sans costume from Round 3, the purchase of the Cuphead costume includes the music track Floral Fury.

Image	Costume/Track	Universe	Outfit Build
	Altaïr Hood Altaïr Outfit	Assassin's Creed
	Rabbids Hat	Rabbids
	X's Helmet X's Armor	Mega Man
	MegaMan.EXE's Helmet MegaMan.EXE's Armor	Mega Man
	Cuphead Hat Cuphead Outfit Floral Fury	Cuphead

Bonus for purchasing Fighters Pass Vol. 2[edit]

The Ancient Soldier Gear Mii costume is exclusive to purchasing the Fighters Pass Vol. 2, was made available on January 28th, 2020, and consists of the Ancient Helm and Ancient Cuirass, based on the Ancient Soldier Gear available to Link in The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. It was released on the same day as Wave 5.

Image	Costume	Universe	Outfit Build
	Ancient Helm Ancient Soldier Gear	The Legend of Zelda

Round 6[edit]

The sixth wave of Mii Fighter costumes released alongside Challenger Pack 6 on June 29th, 2020 and is the first round of costumes to correspond with Fighters Pass Vol. 2. It features costumes from the ARMS, Splatoon, and Fallout series, as well as the Heihachi costume from the Tekken series returning from Smash 4.

Image	Costume	Universe	Outfit Build
	Ninjara Wig Ninjara Outfit	ARMS
	Heihachi Wig Heihachi Outfit	Tekken
	Callie Wig Callie Outfit	Splatoon
	Marie Wig Marie Outfit	Splatoon
	Vault Boy Mask Vault 111 Jumpsuit	Fallout

Round 7[edit]

The seventh wave of Mii Fighter costumes released alongside Challenger Pack 7 on October 13th, 2020 and features costumes from the Minecraft, Bomberman, and No More Heroes series, in addition to the Gil costume from The Tower of Druaga returning from Smash 4.

Image	Costume	Universe	Outfit Build
	Creeper Mask Creeper Outfit	Minecraft
	Pig Mask Pig Outfit	Minecraft
	Diamond Helmet Diamond Armor	Minecraft
	Gil's Helmet Gil's Armor	Babylonian Castle Saga
	Bomberman Mask Bomberman Outfit	Bomberman
	Travis Wig Travis Outfit	No More Heroes

Round 8[edit]

The eighth wave of Mii Fighter costumes released alongside Challenger Pack 8 on December 22nd, 2020 and features outfits from Final Fantasy VII, as well as the returning Chocobo Hat (also from the Final Fantasy series) and Geno costume from Smash 4. These costumes were notably revealed at the beginning of their corresponding Mr. Sakurai Presents presentation rather than the end, as Barret, Tifa, and Aerith's costumes were used during Sephiroth's demonstration.

Image	Costume	Universe	Outfit Build
	Barret's Outfit	Final Fantasy
	Tifa's Outfit	Final Fantasy
	Aerith's Outfit	Final Fantasy
	Chocobo Hat	Final Fantasy
	Geno Hat Geno Outfit	Mario

Round 9[edit]

The ninth wave of Mii Fighter costumes released alongside Challenger Pack 9 on March 4th, 2021 and features costumes from the Monster Hunter series (both in the form of a new hat and the returning Hunter and Rathalos Equipment from Smash 4) and the Ghosts 'n Goblins series. According to Sakurai, the Monster Hunter costumes were added to promote the then-upcoming release of Monster Hunter Rise.

Image	Costume	Universe	Outfit Build
	Hunter's Helm Hunter's Mail	Monster Hunter
	Rathalos Helm Rathalos Mail	Monster Hunter
	Felyne Hat	Monster Hunter
	Arthur's Helm Arthur's Armor	Ghosts 'n Goblins

Round 10[edit]

The tenth wave of Mii Fighter costumes released alongside Challenger Pack 10 on June 29, 2021 and features costumes from the The Elder Scrolls, Devil May Cry, and Shantae series, in addition to the Lloyd costume from Tales of Symphonia returning from Smash 4, making him the final third-party costume from Smash 4 to return in Ultimate. Much like Sans and Cuphead in Rounds 3 and 5 respectively, purchasing the Shantae costume includes the music track, Burning Town from Shantae: Half-Genie Hero.

Image	Costume/Track	Universe	Outfit Build
	Lloyd Wig Lloyd Outfit	Tales
	Dragonborn Helm Dragonborn Outfit	The Elder Scrolls
	Dante Wig Dante Outfit	Devil May Cry
	Shantae Wig Shantae Outfit Burning Town	Shantae

Round 11[edit]

The eleventh and final wave of Mii Fighter costumes released alongside Challenger Pack 11 on October 18, 2021 and features the fewest Mii Costumes in any wave, with a total of three: two pieces of headgear based on Splatoon and a costume from Doom.

Image	Costume	Universe	Outfit Build
	Octoling Wig	Splatoon
	Judd Hat	Splatoon
	Doom Slayer Helmet Doom Slayer Armor	Doom

Spirits[edit]

Main article: Downloadable content (SSBU)/List of DLC Spirits

Main article: Downloadable content (SSBU)/List of Spirits with DLC changes

While most spirits are available for free, usually launched during Spirit Board events or with the release of a new Challenger Pack DLC, DLC fighter spirits cannot be obtained without owning their corresponding Challenger Pack. Fighter spirits can be unlocked through Classic Mode or purchased from the Shop for 300 coins. Spirits associated with an owned Challenger Pack can be fought and obtained through a special DLC Spirit Board that does not have spirits expire or use the Puppet fighter scene; otherwise, they may appear for purchase in the Vault Shop whether their corresponding Challenger Pack is owned or not. Spirits introduced in Spirit Board events are initially obtainable only for the duration of that event, and become permanently available at a later date.

During the development of Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, several spirits received changes due to updates, Challenger Packs, or purchasable Mii Costumes.

Nintendo Switch Online Free Items[edit]

These free item bundles are special offers exclusive to Nintendo Switch Online members; typically releasing close to the release date of a new Challenger Pack. They are available to download for a limited time only, and distribution will end without warning.

Spirit Board Battle Set 1 - For Tackling All Sorts of Spirits (July 30th, 2019)
- Includes 1,500 SP, 10 Shuffle All, 10 All Primaries, 10 All Supports.
Spirit Board Battle Set 2 - For Powerful Spirits (August 30th, 2019)
- Includes 1,500 SP, 5 Rematch, 5 Damage 50%, 5 Weaken Minions, 5 Health Drain.
Vault Shopper Set - Classic Tickets and Gold for Music, Mii Costumes and More (November 4th, 2019)
- Includes 5,000 G, 3 Classic Tickets.
Spirit Training Set - Bolster Your Spirits (January 27th, 2020)
- Includes 3,000 SP, Snack (S) x 100, Snack (M) x 30, Snack (L) x 5.
Spirit Board Challenger Pack 5 - Snipe Your Targets (June 25th, 2020)
- Includes 10 All Primaries, 10 All Supports, 5 Rematch, 10 Sluggish Shield, 10 Shield Spacer
Vault Shopper Set 2 - Classic Tickets and Gold for Music, Mii Costumes, and More (October 8th, 2020)
- Includes 3,000 G, 5 Classic Tickets
Spirit Board Challenger Pack 7 - Challenge Powerful Enemies! (December 16th, 2020)
- Includes 3,000 SP, 5 Rematch, 5 Damage 50%, 5 Weaken Minions, 5 Health Drain
Spirits Set 1 - Legend Support and Ace Primary (March 3rd, 2021)
- Includes 1 random Legend-class Support spirit, 1 random Ace-class Primary spirit.
Spirits Set 2 - Legend-Class Primary and Ace-Class Support (June 22nd, 2021)
- Includes 1 random Legend-class Primary spirit, 1 random Ace-class Support spirit.
Spirit Booster Bundle #2 - Reaching Lv. MAX (October 15th, 2021)
- Includes 3,000 SP, Snack (L) x 30.

Challenger Packs[edit]

Every fighter, with the exception of Piranha Plant, is bundled with a stage, music tracks, and spirits related to the fighter on a DLC Spirit Board. With the exception of fighter spirits, these DLC spirits can also be purchased from the Vault Shop even if their respective Challenger Packs are not purchased. There are five Challenger Packs in total in the Fighters Pass Vol. 1, and six in Fighters Pass Vol. 2. Compared to purchasing Challenger Packs individually, both Passes are priced at an approximately 17% discount.

Fighters Pass Vol. 1[edit]

Pack No.	Fighter	Stage	Universe	Songs	Spirits	Release date
1	Joker	Mementos	Persona	Last Surprise Beneath the Mask Wake Up, Get Up, Get Out There Rivers In The Desert Our Beginning Reach Out To The Truth I'll Face Myself Time To Make History Mass Destruction Battle Hymn of the Soul Aria of the Soul	Joker (Phantom Thief) Joker (Student) Phantom Thieves of Hearts Igor Caroline & Justine Morgana Ryuji Sakamoto Ann Takamaki Yusuke Kitagawa Makoto Niijima Futaba Sakura Haru Okumura Goro Akechi	April 17, 2019
2	Hero	Yggdrasil's Altar	Dragon Quest	Adventure - DRAGON QUEST III Fighting Spirits - DRAGON QUEST III Battle for the Glory - DRAGON QUEST IV Wagon Wheel's March War Cry Marching through the Fields The Hero Goes Forth with a Determination Unflinchable Courage	Hero (DRAGON QUEST XI S) Hero (DRAGON QUEST III) Hero (DRAGON QUEST IV) Hero (DRAGON QUEST VIII) Hero's Comrades Cetacea Slime (Dragon Quest) King Slime Dracky Golem Great Sabrecub Great Sabrecat Liquid Metal Slime Tockles (since v6.0.0)	July 30, 2019
3	Banjo & Kazooie	Spiral Mountain	Banjo-Kazooie	Main Theme - Banjo-Kazooie Spiral Mountain Mumbo's Mountain Treasure Trove Cove Freezeezy Peak Gobi's Valley Mad Monster Mansion Vs. Klungo Vs. Mr. Patch Vs. Lord Woo Fak Fak	Banjo & Kazooie Tooty Bottles Mumbo Jumbo Jinjos The Mighty Jinjonator Jiggy Gruntilda Buzzbomb	September 4, 2019
4	Terry	King of Fighters Stadium	Fatal Fury	Haremar Faith Capoeira School - Song of the Fight (Believers Will Be Saved) - FATAL FURY The Sea Knows - FATAL FURY Kurikinton - FATAL FURY 2 (Remix) Kurikinton - FATAL FURY 2 (Original) Kuri Kinton Flavor - KOF XIV Pasta - FATAL FURY 2 A New Poem That the South Thailand Wants to Tell - FATAL FURY 2 Tarkun and Kitapy - FATAL FURY 2 Let's Go to Seoul! - FATAL FURY 2 The London March - FATAL FURY 2 The Working Matador - FATAL FURY 2 Duck Dub Dub (Duck, You Too) - FATAL FURY SPECIAL Soy Sauce for Geese - FATAL FURY SPECIAL Soy Sauce for Geese - KOF XIV Big Shot! - FATAL FURY 3 11th Street - FATAL FURY WILD AMBITION 176th Street - KOF '99 Ne! - KOF '94 DESERT REQUIEM ~OperationO2UM~ - KOF 2002 UM ESAKA!! - KOF 2002 UM Stormy Saxophone 2 - KOF '96 KD-0079+ - KOF 2002 UM W.W.III - KOF XIV Terry115 - KOF 2000 Street Dancer - KOF XI New Order - KOF XIV Undercover - KOF 2002 UM Cutting Edge - KOF 2002 UM The Second Joker - KOF XIII Esaka Continues... - KOF XIII Wild Street - KOF XIII Tame a Bad Boy - KOF XIII KDD-0063 - KOF XIII Yappari ESAKA - KOF XIV Departure from South Town - KOF XIV Theme of SYD - Alpha Mission IKARI - KOF XIV Forest World - Athena Psycho Soldier Theme Psycho Soldier Theme (Overseas Version) ART of FIGHT - Art of Fighting Art of Fighting Ver.230000000.0 - FATAL FURY SPECIAL Tuna - SAMURAI SHODOWN Banquet of Nature - SAMURAI SHODOWN Gaia - SAMURAI SHODOWN Main Theme from Metal Slug - METAL SLUG Assault Theme - METAL SLUG 1-3 Final Attack - METAL SLUG 1-6 Judgment - METAL SLUG 2 Blue Water Fangs (The Island of Dr. Moreau) - METAL SLUG 3	Terry Bogard Andy Bogard Joe Higashi Kim Kaphwan Geese Howard Ryo Sakazaki Kyo Kusanagi Iori Yagami Haohmaru Nakoruru Athena Asamiya Ralf & Clark	November 6, 2019
5	Byleth	Garreg Mach Monastery	Fire Emblem	Fire Emblem: Three Houses Main Theme (JP) Fire Emblem: Three Houses Main Theme Fódlan Winds Blue Skies and a Battle Tearing through Heaven Chasing Daybreak Between Heaven and Earth Paths That Will Never Cross The Apex of the World The Edge of Dawn (Seasons of Warfare) (JP) The Edge of Dawn (Seasons of Warfare)	Byleth (Male) Byleth (Female) Dorothea Ingrid Hilda (Fire Emblem) Seteth Edelgard Edelgard - Five Years Later Dimitri (Fire Emblem) Dimitri - Five Years Later (Fire Emblem) Claude Claude - Five Years Later Rhea Sothis	January 28, 2020

Fighters Pass Vol. 2[edit]

Pack No.	Fighter	Stage	Universe	Songs	Spirits	Release date
6	Min Min	Spring Stadium	ARMS	ARMS Grand Prix Official Theme Song Spring Stadium Ramen Bowl Ribbon Ring Ninja College Mausoleum Scrapyard Cinema Deux Buster Beach Snake Park DNA Lab Sky Arena Via Dolce Temple Grounds Sparring Ring [NAME REDACTED] Vs. Hedlok ARMS Grand Prix Final Battle	Min Min (Fighter) Byte & Barq Helix Kid Cobra Master Mummy Max Brass Mechanica	June 29, 2020
7	Steve	Minecraft World	Minecraft	Halland / Dalarna Earth Clockwork Crafter Toys on a Tear Dance of the Blocks Glide The Arch-Illager	Steve Alex Zombie Creeper Skeleton Slime (Minecraft) Enderman Villager & Iron Golem Ghast Piglin Ender Dragon	October 13, 2020
8	Sephiroth	Northern Cave	Final Fantasy	Opening - Bombing Mission Those Who Fight (AC Version) Those Who Fight Further (AC Version) Aerith's Theme Main Theme of FINAL FANTASY VII JENOVA Cosmo Canyon One-Winged Angel Advent: One-Winged Angel	Sephiroth Tifa Barret Aerith Red XIII Cid Cait Sith Yuffie Vincent The Turks & Rufus Shinra Bahamut ZERO Chocobo & Moogle Shiva Ifrit	December 22, 2020
9	Pyra/Mythra	Cloud Sea of Alrest	Xenoblade Chronicles	Xenoblade Chronicles 2 Medley Argentum A Ship in a Stormy Sea Exploration Crossing Swords Incoming! Gormott Tiger! Tiger! Death Match with Torna Counterattack You Will Recall Our Names Driver Vs Mor Ardain - Roaming the Wastes - Bringer of Chaos! Ultimate Praetor Amalthus - The Acting God - Battle!!/Torna	Pyra (Fighter) Mythra (Fighter) Lora Amalthus Jin Malos Pnuema	March 4, 2021
10	Kazuya	Mishima Dojo	Tekken	Marine Stadium, Japan Chicago, U.S.A. Kyoto, Japan Heihachi Mishima, the King of Iron Fist Kazuya Mishima, Devil Kazuya (Remix) Kazuya Mishima, Devil Kazuya (Original) Emotionless Passion Attract -Embu- / Character Select Hwoarang Jin Kazama Heihachi Mishima Opening Movie Jin Stage Kitsch Bit Crusher Red Hot Fist Moonlit Wilderness Poolside Snow Castle Into Nirvana RESURRECTION Ethno Evening YUKI Only One Fight Dist Thins Out Karma Arisa Yodeling in Meadow Hill Abyss of Time Plucking Tulips Landscape Under the Ghost-Kaminano New World Order No Easy Way Out Heat Haze Shadow Dojo (Japanese-Style Mix) DUOMO DI SIRIO 1st Moonsiders 1st Desperate Struggle Aloneness	Kazuya Mishima Kazuya Mishima (Coat) Heihachi Mishima Jin Kazama Devil Jin Kuma & Panda Nina Williams King & Armor King Ling Xiaolu Paul Phoenix & Marshall Law Yoshimitsu Jack-7 Asuka Kazama	June 29, 2021
11	Sora	Hollow Bastion	Kingdom Hearts	Night of Fate Destiny's Force Shrouding Dark Cloud Hand in Hand Blast Away! -Gummi Ship II- Hollow Bastion Scherzo Di Notte Fragments of Sorrow Destati Dearly Beloved -Swing Version-*	Sora Sora (KINGDOM HEARTS II) Sora (KINGDOM HEARTS 3D [Dream Drop Distance]) Sora (KINGDOM HEARTS III) Sora (Timeless River) Riku Kairi Roxas Axel Xion Terra Ventus Aqua	October 18, 2021

*This song can only be obtained if the player has save data for Kingdom Hearts: Melody of Memory on their console.

Songs in bold italics denote Smash remixes. Spirits in bold denote fighter spirits.

Pricing[edit]

Challenger Packs and Fighters Pass[edit]

The pass can be purchased with the digital version of Super Smash Bros. Ultimate at a combined price.

Region	Price (Piranha Plant)*	Price (Challenger Pack)	Price (Fighters Pass Vol. 1)	Price (Fighters Pass Vol. 2)	Game + All Fighters
United States	$4.99 USD	$5.99 USD	$24.99 USD	$29.99 USD	$119.96 USD
United Kingdom	£4.49 GBP	£5.39 GBP	£22.49 GBP	£26.99 GBP	£113.96 GBP
Australia	$6.50 AUD	$7.80 AUD	$32.50 AUD	$39.00 AUD	$167.95 AUD
Japan	¥560 JPY	¥662 JPY	¥2,750 JPY	¥3,300 JPY	¥13,240 JPY
Eurozone	€4.99 EUR	€5.99 EUR	€24.99 EUR	€29.99 EUR	€129.96 EUR
Canada	$6.29 CAD	$7.55 CAD	$31.49 CAD	$37.79 CAD	$155.56 CAD
New Zealand	$8.50 NZD	$10.20 NZD	$42.50 NZD	$51.00 NZD	$201.95 NZD
Russia	₽375 RUB	₽449 RUB	₽1,875 RUB	₽2,249 RUB	₽9,748 RUB
Poland	20 PLN	24 PLN	100 PLN	120 PLN	529,80 PLN

*Price only applies to copies of the base game purchased after January 31, 2019. Prior copies received the character for free.

Mii Fighter costumes[edit]

Region	Price (each)
United States	$0.75 USD
United Kingdom	£0.70 GBP
Australia	$1.05 AUD
Japan	¥81 JPY
Eurozone	€0.79 EUR
Canada	$0.95 CAD
New Zealand	$1.35 NZD
Mexico	$8.99 MXN
Switzerland	Fr 1.10 CHF
Russia	₽59 RUB
Poland	3,60 PLN

DLC Trailer Video[edit]

Full version[edit]

Gallery[edit]

The Fighters Pass logo in Ultimate.
The Fighters Pass bundle in Ultimate along with the digital version of the game.
Complete Fighters Pass Vol. 1.
Complete Fighters Pass Vol. 2.
The confirmation of more DLC Fighters after the Fighters Pass.
The first eight DLC fighters in Ultimate on Battlefield.

Trivia[edit]

Piranha Plant is the only DLC character with a unique Palutena's Guidance conversation.
With the sole exception of Piranha Plant (referred to by its Japanese name "packun"), every downloadable fighter’s name in the code differs from that of their actual names. Joker's code name is "jack" (Arsène's code name is "doyle"), Hero's is "brave," Banjo & Kazooie's is "buddy" (with Kazooie specifically sometimes referred to as "partner"), Terry's is "dolly," Byleth's is "master," Min Min's is "tantan," Steve's is "pickel" (Creeper’s codename is "scarier"), Sephiroth's is "edge," Pyra's is "eflame," Mythra's is "elight," as a pair Pyra & Mythra's is "element" (Rex's codename is "diver"), Kazuya's is "demon" and Sora's is "trail."
According to Masahiro Sakurai, Fighters Pass Vol. 2 was originally going to have five Challenger Packs as with the first Pass, but Sora's inclusion was secured after the other five fighters were already determined, resulting in an "extra" Challenger Pack.^[12]
Following most DLC fighter reveals, the Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Official Site was mistakenly updated to add fighter slots for recently revealed fighters without removing corresponding "mystery fighter" slots, resulting in extra empty slots that never corresponded to actual unrevealed fighters.
Banjo, Kazooie, Min Min, and Sora are the only DLC characters whose voice clips are recycled from their own games rather than recorded specifically for Smash, while Piranha Plant and Steve are the only DLC fighters to not have any voice clips.
In North America, when trailers for new Mii Fighter costumes are shown off, costumes of characters that are from a franchise that typically have M-rated installments from the ESRB only show the name of the character alongside the Super Smash Bros. Ultimate logo, rather than the logo of the franchise the character is from. This has occurred with Altaïr (Assassin's Creed), Vault Boy (Fallout), Travis Touchdown (No More Heroes), Dragonborn (The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim), Dante (Devil May Cry), and Doom Slayer (Doom).
- Four of the Mii Fighter costume reveals would additionally gain a "rated TEEN by the ESRB" notice when the character's respective logo for a series that typically has T-rated installments from the ESRB appeared, those being the Hunter's Mail and Rathalos Mail (both from Monster Hunter), Lloyd (Tales of Symphonia), and Shantae (the series of the same name, possibly referring to the games Shantae and the Pirate's Curse, Shantae: Half-Genie Hero and Shantae and the Seven Sirens, as the first two installments are not T-rated).
- Oddly, even though Altair, Vault Boy, and Travis' game logos were shown in the European versions of their trailers, this did not happen with Dragonborn, Dante or Doom Slayer, as their game logos are only shown in the Japanese versions of their trailers.
- Persona, another series that typically has M-rated installments, did not originally follow this pattern. However, starting with Byleth's presentation, the North American versions of the Mr. Sakurai Presents presentations removed the logos of the games each of the DLC fighters hail from when showing an overview of the Fighters Passes, possibly due to Persona 5's rating.
  - Later in 2022, an article on Nintendo's website detailing Ultimate's reveal trailers refers to Persona 5 as "Joker's original game".
- In a similar vein, the UK version of the Super Smash Bros. Ultimate website shows Kazuya's series as Super Smash Bros. Ultimate × Kazuya rather than Super Smash Bros. Ultimate × Tekken like in other regions. The logos for other franchises in the "Display by Series" option of the Fighters page would later be removed from the European websites due to this.
Oddly, when the Mii Fighter costumes for Barret and Tifa were shown, the trailer in Sephiroth's Mr. Sakurai Presents video as well as the separately-uploaded trailer with the Wave 8 Mii costumes uploaded the same day shows the logo of Final Fantasy VII next to the Super Smash Bros. Ultimate logo. However, the separate video was taken down and reuploaded on January 11, 2021, and the Final Fantasy VII logo was changed to just Final Fantasy.
- This may be due to rating issues, which can be evidenced by how Sephiroth's page on the North American website includes a "FINAL FANTASY VII RATED TEEN BY THE ESRB" message, which also applies to Pyra/Mythra and Kazuya's pages with their respective games.
- Despite that, the Super Smash Bros. Ultimate × Final Fantasy screen still appears during the Chocobo reveal, though this is likely due to the fact that the character is not tied to any specific installment.
At the end of October 2019, on the North American English-language official site only, Piranha Plant's purchase cost was incorrectly changed from US$4.99/CA$6.29 to US$5.99/CA$7.55 to match all of the other fighters. This error remains as of October, 2023.^[13] The actual eShop price charged remains the correct (lower) price. This error does not appear to be present in any other languages or regions.
Masahiro Sakurai revealed in a YouTube video that he considered releasing all music tracks in the base game as free downloadable content. This is due to the combined ROM data having been larger than the allotted 16 gigabytes of space a Nintendo Switch cartridge could hold at the time. This was prevented when a new way to compress audio files was invented so music tracks now take up a quarter of the space they used to without any loss in audio quality.^[14]

References[edit]

External links[edit]

Official DLC site

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[2] ttps://twitter.com/NintendoAmerica/status/1169375615851491328

[3] ttps://twitter.com/PushDustIn/status/1171811621695418369

[4] ttps://twitter.com/NintendoVS/status/1217829591244369925

[5] ttps://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20200116005237/en/Byleth-Fire-Emblem-Series-Joins-Roster-Super

[6] ttps://twitter.com/PushDustIn/status/1218186527794061313

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[8] ttps://nintendoeverything.com/sakurais-full-comments-on-the-coronavirus-and-how-it-may-impact-smash-bros-ultimate-dlc/

[9] ttps://twitter.com/Sora_Sakurai/status/1247391877734645760

[10] ttps://twitter.com/Sephazon/status/1255523291428765696

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-[[File:Fighters pass icon.jpg|thumb|The icon for the Fighters Pass Vol. 1.]]
+[[File:All Fighters from Fighters Pass Vol 1.jpg|thumb|300px|The five DLC fighters of Fighters Pass Vol. 1…]]
-In the ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'' [[Nintendo Direct]] on November 1st, 2018, [[Masahiro Sakurai]] confirmed that paid DLC would be available for ''Ultimate''. The initial wave of content comes in the form of five '''Challenger Pack''' bundles, each containing one entirely unique fighter, one stage, and several [[music]] tracks. These bundles, which are also available through a complete pack known as the '''Fighters Pass''', were released periodically through January 28th, 2020. Additionally, {{SSBU|Piranha Plant}} was available for free as a limited time early purchase bonus, and is currently available for purchase separate from the Fighters Pass. On November 6th, 2018, Sakurai announced on his Twitter account that the initial DLC line-up was finalized, and that potential fighters were proposed by Nintendo, with Sakurai passing final approval on them.<ref>https://twitter.com/Sora_Sakurai/status/1059958604818657282</ref>
+[[File:All Fighters from Fighters Pass Vol 2.jpg|thumb|300px|…and the seven DLC fighters of Fighters Pass Vol. 2 on {{SSBU|Battlefield}}.]]
+{{ImageCaption|File:Fighters pass icon.jpg|File:Fighters Pass Vol. 2 Icon.jpeg|width1=175px|width2=175px|caption=The icons for Fighters Pass Vol. 1 and Vol. 2.}}
+In the ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'' [[Nintendo Direct]] on November 1st, 2018, [[Masahiro Sakurai]] confirmed that paid DLC would be available for ''Ultimate''. The initial wave of content comes in the form of five '''Challenger Pack''' bundles, each containing one entirely unique fighter, one stage, and several [[music]] tracks. These bundles, which are also available through a complete pack known as the '''Fighters Pass''', had the release deadline of February 29, 2020. Additionally, {{SSBU|Piranha Plant}} was available for free as a limited time early purchase bonus, and is currently available for purchase separate from the Fighters Pass. On November 6th, 2018, Sakurai announced on his Twitter account that the initial DLC line-up was finalized, and that potential fighters were proposed by Nintendo, with Sakurai passing final approval on them.<ref>https://twitter.com/Sora_Sakurai/status/1059958604818657282</ref>
-[[File:Fighters Pass Vol. 2 Icon.jpeg|thumb|left|The icon for Fighters Pass Vol. 2.]]
+During the Nintendo Direct on September 4th, 2019, Nintendo revealed that more DLC fighters were set to be in production after the first Fighters Pass, due to ''Ultimate''{{'}}s strong sales.<ref>https://twitter.com/NintendoAmerica/status/1169375615851491328</ref> As with before, Nintendo proposed the potential fighters and Sakurai passed final approval.<ref>https://twitter.com/PushDustIn/status/1171811621695418369</ref> On January 16th, 2020, '''Fighters Pass Vol. 2''' was announced alongside {{SSBU|Byleth}}, with the previous Fighters Pass retroactively being dubbed Vol. 1.<ref>https://twitter.com/NintendoVS/status/1217829591244369925</ref> The Pass includes six Challenger Packs; just like in Vol. 1, each pack contains one fighter, one stage, and several music tracks.<ref>https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20200116005237/en/Byleth-Fire-Emblem-Series-Joins-Roster-Super</ref><ref>https://twitter.com/PushDustIn/status/1218186527794061313</ref> Both Byleth and Vol. 2 were made available for purchase on January 28th, 2020. These six packs had the release deadline of December 31st, 2021. According to Sakurai, this is planned to be the last DLC released for ''Ultimate''.<ref>https://nintendoeverything.com/sakurai-says-smash-bros-ultimate-fighters-pass-vol-2-will-be-the-last-dlc-works-to-make-people-happy-unsure-about-series-future/</ref> He also expressed caution that the DLC characters for the Fighters Pass Vol. 2 could face delay or that development could be stopped indefinitely due to the {{s|wikipedia|COVID-19 pandemic}}; although development continued through remote working<ref>https://nintendoeverything.com/sakurais-full-comments-on-the-coronavirus-and-how-it-may-impact-smash-bros-ultimate-dlc/</ref><ref>https://twitter.com/Sora_Sakurai/status/1247391877734645760</ref> and ultimately went smoothly, without problems<ref>https://twitter.com/Sephazon/status/1255523291428765696</ref> and concluded on October 18th, 2021. Fighters Pass Vol. 2 was originally planned to have five fighters, like the first pass, but was increased to six when {{SSBU|Sora}}'s inclusion was successfully negotiated for.<ref>https://twitter.com/pushdustin/status/1450855113015267339</ref>
-During the Nintendo Direct on September 4th, 2019, Nintendo revealed that more DLC fighters were set to be in production after the first Fighters Pass, due to ''Ultimate''{{'}}s strong sales.<ref>https://twitter.com/NintendoAmerica/status/1169375615851491328</ref> As with before, Nintendo proposed the potential fighters and Sakurai passed final approval.<ref>https://twitter.com/PushDustIn/status/1171811621695418369</ref> On January 16th, 2020, '''Fighters Pass Vol. 2''' was announced alongside Byleth, with the previous Fighters Pass retroactively being dubbed Vol. 1.<ref>https://twitter.com/NintendoVS/status/1217829591244369925</ref> The Pass will include six Challenger Packs; just like in Vol. 1, each pack contains one fighter, one stage, and several music tracks.<ref>https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20200116005237/en/Byleth-Fire-Emblem-Series-Joins-Roster-Super</ref><ref>https://twitter.com/PushDustIn/status/1218186527794061313?s=19</ref> Both Byleth and Vol. 2 were made available for purchase on January 28th, 2020. These six packs are planned to be released by December 31st, 2021. According to Sakurai, this will be the last DLC released for ''Ultimate''.<ref>https://nintendoeverything.com/sakurai-says-smash-bros-ultimate-fighters-pass-vol-2-will-be-the-last-dlc-works-to-make-people-happy-unsure-about-series-future/</ref> He also said that the DLC characters for the Fighters Pass Vol. 2 may face delay or that development may be stopped indefinitely due to the [[wikipedia:2019–20 coronavirus pandemic|COVID-19 pandemic]]. Because of lockdowns in various cities in Japan, development will continue through remote working. <ref>https://nintendoeverything.com/sakurais-full-comments-on-the-coronavirus-and-how-it-may-impact-smash-bros-ultimate-dlc/</ref><ref>https://twitter.com/Sora_Sakurai/status/1247391877734645760</ref> Despite this, development for the Fighter
-Pass Vol. 2 is going smoothly without problems as of April 2020.<ref>https://twitter.com/Sephazon/status/1255523291428765696</ref>
-{{clear}}
 ==Updates==
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-Updates to the game are downloadable at no extra cost. In order to use DLC, the game must be updated to the latest version, which can be done automatically by starting the game from [[Nintendo Switch|the system]]'s Home Menu, or manually triggered from the Switch's Home Menu. Most updates also adjust game balance and mechanics, while fixing [[glitch]]es and other errors as well. Changelogs for all updates are available at the links above.
+Updates to the game are downloadable at no extra cost. In order to use DLC and access [[online]] modes, the game must be updated to the latest version, which can be done automatically by starting the game from [[Nintendo Switch|the system]]'s Home Menu, or manually triggered from the Switch's Home Menu. Most updates also adjust game balance and mechanics, while fixing [[glitch]]es and other errors as well. Changelogs for all updates are available at the links above.
 As with any other game, DLC data is added via free updates. Completing a transaction to receive DLC is merely a "ticket" to grant access to said content. What this means is that DLC not purchased in an updated version is still technically installed but locked, and thus is accessible indirectly. Content that is locked can be seen and played against with opponents connecting via a system that has paid for the DLC (within Wireless and Online modes). Aside from this, locked content can also be seen using [[amiibo]] as [[Figure Player]]s, and saving uploaded or shared [[replays]].
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 As every veteran is in the base game and none were cut, all DLC characters are newcomers.
-Each DLC character is unlocked in [[Adventure Mode: World of Light]] after awakening 10 fighters.
+After awakening 10 fighters in [[Adventure Mode: World of Light]], all downloaded DLC fighters are unlocked for use as well.
-===Standalone Fighter===
+===Standalone fighter===
-:{{symbol|mario|16px}} {{CharHead|Piranha Plant|SSBU|hsize=24px}} (MyNintendo release: January 29th, 2019; Formal release: February 1st, 2019)
+{{symbol|smb|16px}} {{CharHead|Piranha Plant|SSBU|hsize=24px}} (My Nintendo release: January 29th, 2019; Formal release: February 1st, 2019)
-::[[Piranha Plant]] was revealed as the first DLC fighter in ''Ultimate'' during the final [[Nintendo_Direct#Super_Smash_Bros._Ultimate_Direct_.28November_1.2C_2018.29|Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Direct]] on November 1st, 2018, and was released on January 29th, 2019. It was available as a free bonus until January 31st, 2019 to anyone who purchased the digital version of ''Ultimate'' or registered their physical version with MyNintendo. While Piranha Plant is not part of any Fighters Pass or any Challenger Pack (and thus does not come with a stage, music, or spirits), it was made available for purchase separately on February 1st, 2019. It is the only DLC character with a unique Palutena's Guidance conversation.
+:[[Piranha Plant]] was revealed as the first DLC fighter in ''Ultimate'' during the final [[Nintendo_Direct#Super_Smash_Bros._Ultimate_Direct_.28November_1.2C_2018.29|Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Direct]] on November 1st, 2018, and was released on January 29th, 2019. It was available as a free bonus until January 31st, 2019 to anyone who purchased the digital version of ''Ultimate'' or registered their physical version with My Nintendo. While Piranha Plant is not part of any Fighters Pass or any Challenger Pack (and thus does not come with a stage, music, or spirits), it was made available for purchase separately on February 1st, 2019.
 ===Fighters Pass Vol. 1===
-:{{symbol|persona|16px}} {{CharHead|Joker|SSBU|hsize=24px}} (April 17th, 2019)
+{{symbol|persona|16px}} {{CharHead|Joker|SSBU|hsize=24px}} (April 17th, 2019)
-::[[Joker]] from ''Persona 5'' was announced as the second DLC fighter during {{s|wikipedia|The Game Awards 2018}} on December 6th, 2018 and was released on April 17th, 2019. He is the first playable character included with the Fighters Pass Vol. 1. As part of Challenger Pack 1, his accompanying stage is [[Mementos]], and features music from ''Persona 5'' as well as ''Persona 4'', ''Persona 3'', and the original ''Revelations: Persona''.
+:[[Joker]] from ''Persona 5'' was announced as the second DLC fighter during {{s|wikipedia|The Game Awards 2018}} on December 6th, 2018 and was released on April 17th, 2019. He is the first playable character included with the Fighters Pass Vol. 1. As part of Challenger Pack 1, his accompanying stage is [[Mementos]], and features music from ''Persona 5'' as well as ''Persona 4'', ''Persona 3'', and the original ''Revelations: Persona''.
-:{{symbol|dq|16px}} {{CharHead|Hero|SSBU|hsize=24px}} (July 30th, 2019)
+{{symbol|dq|16px}} {{CharHead|Hero|SSBU|hsize=24px}} (July 30th, 2019)
-::Four protagonists from ''Dragon Quest'' serving under the generic moniker of [[Hero]] were announced as the third DLC fighter during [[Electronic Entertainment Expo#E3 2019|Nintendo's E3 2019 Direct]] on June 11th, 2019 and was released on July 30th, 2019. He is the second character included with the Fighters Pass Vol. 1. As part of Challenger Pack 2, his accompanying stage is [[Yggdrasil's Altar]] and features music from ''Dragon Quest XI'', ''III'', ''IV'', and ''VIII''.
+:Four protagonists from ''Dragon Quest'' serving under the generic moniker of [[Hero]] were announced as the third DLC fighter during [[Electronic Entertainment Expo#E3 2019|Nintendo's E3 2019 Direct]] on June 11th, 2019 and was released on July 30th, 2019. He is the second character included with the Fighters Pass Vol. 1. As part of Challenger Pack 2, his accompanying stage is [[Yggdrasil's Altar]] and features music from ''Dragon Quest XI'', ''III'', ''IV'', and ''VIII''.
-:{{symbol|bk|16px}} {{CharHead|Banjo & Kazooie|SSBU|hsize=24px}} (September 4th, 2019)
+{{symbol|bk|16px}} {{CharHead|Banjo & Kazooie|SSBU|hsize=24px}} (September 4th, 2019)
-::[[Banjo]] & [[Kazooie]] from the ''Banjo-Kazooie'' series were announced as the fourth DLC fighter during Nintendo's E3 2019 Direct on June 11th, 2019 and were released on September 4th, 2019. They are the third character included with the Fighters Pass Vol. 1. As part of Challenger Pack 3, their accompanying stage is [[Spiral Mountain]], and features music from ''Banjo-Kazooie'' and ''Banjo-Tooie''.
+:[[Banjo]] & [[Kazooie]] from the ''Banjo-Kazooie'' series were announced as the fourth DLC fighter during Nintendo's E3 2019 Direct on June 11th, 2019 and were released on September 4th, 2019. They are the third character included with the Fighters Pass Vol. 1. As part of Challenger Pack 3, their accompanying stage is [[Spiral Mountain]], and features music from ''Banjo-Kazooie'' and ''Banjo-Tooie''.
-:{{symbol|fatalfury|16px}} {{CharHead|Terry|SSBU|hsize=24px}} (November 6th, 2019)
+{{symbol|fatalfury|16px}} {{CharHead|Terry|SSBU|hsize=24px}} (November 6th, 2019)
-::[[Terry Bogard]] from the ''Fatal Fury'' series was announced as the fifth DLC fighter during [[Nintendo Direct|Nintendo's September 2019 Direct]], on September 4th, 2019 and was released on November 6th, 2019. He is the fourth and penultimate character included with the Fighters Pass Vol. 1. As part of Challenger Pack 4, his accompanying stage is [[King of Fighters Stadium]], and features music from various [[SNK]] franchises, which includes ''Fatal Fury'' and ''The King of Fighters'', along with series such as ''Art of Fighting'', ''Samurai Shodown'', and ''Metal Slug''.
+:[[Terry Bogard]] from the ''Fatal Fury'' series was announced as the fifth DLC fighter during [[Nintendo Direct|Nintendo's September 2019 Direct]], on September 4th, 2019 and was released on November 6th, 2019. He is the fourth character included with the Fighters Pass Vol. 1. As part of Challenger Pack 4, his accompanying stage is [[King of Fighters Stadium]], and features music from various [[SNK]] franchises, which includes ''Fatal Fury'' and ''The King of Fighters'', along with series such as ''Art of Fighting'', ''Samurai Shodown'', and ''Metal Slug''.
-:{{symbol|fe|16px}} {{CharHead|Byleth|SSBU|hsize=24px}} (January 28th, 2020)
+{{symbol|fe|16px}} {{CharHead|Byleth|SSBU|hsize=24px}} (January 28th, 2020)
-::[[Byleth]] from ''Fire Emblem: Three Houses'', with male and female variants, was announced as the sixth DLC fighter during a [[Mr. Sakurai Presents]] video on January 16th, 2020 and was released on the 28th of that same month. He is the fifth and final character included with the Fighters Pass Vol. 1. As part of Challenger Pack 5, his accompanying stage is [[Garreg Mach Monastery]], and features music from ''Fire Emblem: Three Houses''.
+:[[Byleth]] from ''Fire Emblem: Three Houses'', with male and female variants, was announced as the sixth DLC fighter during a [[Mr. Sakurai Presents]] video on January 16th, 2020 and was released on the 28th of that same month. He is the fifth and final character included with the Fighters Pass Vol. 1. As part of Challenger Pack 5, his accompanying stage is [[Garreg Mach Monastery]], and features music from ''Fire Emblem: Three Houses''.
 ===Fighters Pass Vol. 2===
 More DLC for ''Ultimate'' was announced on September 4th, 2019, along with Terry, and was fully revealed to be in the form of a second Fighters Pass known as Fighters Pass Vol. 2 announced on January 16th, 2020, along with Byleth. It was said there would be six new Challenger Packs in Vol. 2 instead of five, with its contents set to roll out before the end of 2021.
-:{{symbol|arms|16px}} {{CharHead|Min Min|SSBU|hsize=24px}} (June 29th, 2020)
+{{symbol|arms|16px}} {{CharHead|Min Min|SSBU|hsize=24px}} (June 29th, 2020)
-::During the March 26th, 2020 [[Nintendo Direct]] Mini, a character from ''ARMS'' was revealed to be in development. Being the first DLC fighter of Fighters Pass Volume 2, and the seventh DLC fighter overall. During a Mr. Sakurai Presents video on June 22nd, 2020, it was announced to be [[Min Min]]. She was released on June 29th as part of Challenger Pack 6. Her accompanying stage is [[Spring Stadium]], which features music from ''ARMS''.
+:During the March 26th, 2020 [[Nintendo Direct]] Mini, a character from ''ARMS'' was revealed to be in development, being the first DLC fighter of Fighters Pass Vol. 2, and the seventh DLC fighter overall. During a Mr. Sakurai Presents video on June 22nd, 2020, it was announced to be [[Min Min]]; she was released on June 29th. As part of Challenger Pack 6, her accompanying stage is [[Spring Stadium]], which features music from ''ARMS''.
-:{{symbol|mc|16px}} {{CharHead|Steve|SSBU|hsize=24px}} (October 13th, 2020)
+{{symbol|mc|16px}} {{CharHead|Steve|SSBU|hsize=24px}} (October 13th, 2020)
-::[[Steve]] from ''Minecraft'' was announced as the eighth DLC fighter during a Mr. Sakurai Presents video on October 1st, 2020, with Alex, [[Zombie]], and [[Enderman]] as alternate costumes. He is the second fighter featured in the Fighters Pass Vol. 2, and was released on October 13th, 2020. As part of Challenger Pack 7, his accompanying stage is [[Minecraft World]], which has 6 different layouts and features music from ''Minecraft: Legacy Console Edition'' minigames and ''Minecraft'' spinoffs.
+:[[Steve]] from ''Minecraft'' was announced as the eighth DLC fighter during a Mr. Sakurai Presents video on October 1st, 2020, with Alex, [[Zombie]], and [[Enderman]] as alternate costumes. He is the second fighter featured in the Fighters Pass Vol. 2, and was released on October 13th, 2020. As part of Challenger Pack 7, his accompanying stage is [[Minecraft World]], which has 6 different layouts and features music from ''Minecraft: Console Edition'' minigames and ''Minecraft'' spinoffs.
-:{{symbol|ff|16px}} {{CharHead|Sephiroth|SSBU|hsize=24px}} ([[Sephiroth Challenge]]: December 17th, 2020; Formal release: December 22nd, 2020)
+{{symbol|ff|16px}} {{CharHead|Sephiroth|SSBU|hsize=24px}} ([[Sephiroth Challenge]]: December 17th, 2020; Formal release: December 22nd, 2020)
-::[[Sephiroth]] from ''Final Fantasy VII'' was announced as the ninth DLC fighter during {{s|wikipedia|The Game Awards 2020}} on December 10th, 2020. He is the third fighter featured in the Fighters Pass Vol. 2, and was formally released on December 22nd, 2020. However, for a limited time, a special event called the Sephiroth Challenge allowed players to battle him as a boss if they had purchased Challenger Pack 8 or Fighter Pass Vol. 2 prior to the formal release; if won, they could use Sephiroth and some other contents of his Challenger Pack early. As part of Challenger Pack 8, his accompanying stage is [[Northern Cave]], and comes with music from ''Final Fantasy VII'' and ''Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children''.
+:[[Sephiroth]] from ''Final Fantasy VII'' was announced as the ninth DLC fighter during {{s|wikipedia|The Game Awards 2020}} on December 10th, 2020. He is the third fighter featured in the Fighters Pass Vol. 2, and was formally released on December 22nd, 2020. However, for a limited time, a special event called the Sephiroth Challenge allowed players to battle him as a boss if they had purchased Challenger Pack 8 or Fighters Pass Vol. 2 prior to the formal release; if won, they could use Sephiroth and some other contents of his Challenger Pack early. As part of Challenger Pack 8, his accompanying stage is [[Northern Cave]], and comes with music from ''Final Fantasy VII'' and ''Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children''.
-:{{symbol|xb|16px}} {{CharHead|Pyra|SSBU|hsize=24px}} / {{CharHead|Mythra|SSBU|hsize=24px}} (March 4th, 2021)
+{{symbol|xb|16px}} {{CharHead|Pyra|SSBU|hsize=24px}} / {{CharHead|Mythra|SSBU|hsize=24px}} (March 4th, 2021)
-::[[Pyra]] and [[Mythra]] from ''Xenoblade Chronicles 2'' were announced as the respective tenth and eleventh DLC fighters during Nintendo's February 2021 Direct on February 17th, 2021. They are the fourth and fifth fighters featured in the Fighters Pass vol. 2, and were released on March 4th, 2021 (March 5th in some regions) as part of Challenger Pack 9, making it the first (and currently only) Challenger Pack with two fighters. Their accompanying stage is [[Cloud Sea of Alrest]], which features music from ''Xenoblade Chronicles 2''.
+:[[Pyra]] and [[Mythra]] from ''Xenoblade Chronicles 2'' were announced as the respective tenth and eleventh DLC fighters during Nintendo's February 2021 Direct on February 17th, 2021. They are the fourth and fifth fighters featured in the Fighters Pass vol. 2, and were released on March 4th, 2021 (March 5th in some regions). As part of Challenger Pack 9 (the only Challenger Pack with two fighters), their accompanying stage is [[Cloud Sea of Alrest]], which features music from ''Xenoblade Chronicles 2''.
-:{{symbol|tekken|16px}} {{CharHead|Kazuya|SSBU|hsize=24px}}
+{{symbol|tekken|16px}} {{CharHead|Kazuya|SSBU|hsize=24px}} (June 29th, 2021)
-::Kazuya Mishima from the ''Tekken'' series was revealed as the twelfth DLC fighter during Nintendo's E3 presentation on June 15th, 2021. He is the sixth and penultimate fighter featured in the Fighters Pass Vol. 2. His gameplay is to be revealed in a presentation by Masahiro Sakurai on June 28th, 2021.
+:[[Kazuya Mishima]] from the ''Tekken'' series was revealed as the twelfth DLC fighter during Nintendo's E3 presentation on June 15th, 2021. He is the sixth fighter featured in the Fighters Pass Vol. 2. His gameplay was revealed in a presentation by Masahiro Sakurai on June 28th, 2021 and was released on June 29th, 2021. As part of Challenger Pack 10, his accompanying stage is [[Mishima Dojo]], featuring music from across the ''Tekken'' franchise.
-:{{symbol|other|16px}} {{AllChars|SSB4-U|s=24px}} Challenger Pack Fighter 11 (2021)
+{{symbol|kh|16px}} {{CharHead|Sora|SSBU|hsize=24px}} (October 18th, 2021)
-::The fighter included in the next Challenger Pack currently remains unknown.
+:[[Sora]] from the ''Kingdom Hearts'' series was revealed as the thirteenth and final DLC fighter during [[Mr. Sakurai Presents#The Final Mr. Sakurai Presents|The Final Mr. Sakurai Presents]] on October 5th, 2021. He is the seventh and final fighter featured in the Fighters Pass Vol. 2 and was released on October 18th, 2021. As part of Challenger Pack 11, his accompanying stage is [[Hollow Bastion]], featuring music from the ''Kingdom Hearts'' series.
 ==Stages==
-===Standalone Stage===
-:{{symbol|smash|16px}} [[File:SSBU-Small-Battlefield.jpg|75px|link=Small Battlefield]] [[Small Battlefield]] (August 4th, 2020)
-::Small Battlefield was added as a standalone stage as part of the 8.1.0 update. The stage is identical to {{SSBU|Battlefield}} with the exception of the removal of the top platform, and the remaining two floating platforms being slightly closer to each other.
 ===Fighters Pass Vol. 1===
-:{{symbol|persona|16px}} [[File:SSBU-Mementos.jpg|75px|link=Mementos]] [[Mementos]] (April 17th, 2019)
+{{symbol|persona|16px}} [[File:SSBU-Mementos.jpg|75px|link=Mementos]] [[Mementos]] (April 17th, 2019)
-::Mementos comes as a set with {{SSBU|Joker}} as part of Challenger Pack 1. Mementos has one main platform with a slant in the middle similar to [[Meta Crystal]], with one platform over the center and another over the left side. Trains periodically appear in the background, the set below the stage being able to damage fighters. Occasionally, a large triangle-shaped wall appears at the top or on the sides of the stage. The trains and the walls will never appear at the same time.
+:Mementos comes as a set with {{SSBU|Joker}} as part of Challenger Pack 1. Mementos has one main platform with a slant in the middle similar to [[Meta Crystal]], with one platform over the center and another over the left side. Trains periodically appear in the background, the set below the stage being able to damage fighters. Occasionally, a large triangle-shaped wall appears at the top or on the sides of the stage. The trains and the walls will never appear at the same time.
-::*If a song from ''Persona 3'' or ''Persona 4'' is playing during a match, the color scheme of Mementos and Joker's [[Rebellion Gauge]] will change from red to blue or yellow respectively, the respective primary colors for each game. The decoration in the background also changes to either a moon or the streaks found in ''Persona 4''{{'}}s UI. If Joker wins a match with the alternate music, the victory pose screen and subsequent music change accordingly to the ones found in the home series.
+:*If a song from ''Persona 3'' or ''Persona 4'' is playing during a match, the color scheme of Mementos and Joker's [[Rebellion Gauge]] will change from red to blue or yellow respectively, the respective primary colors for each game. The decoration in the background also changes to either a moon or the streaks found in ''Persona 4''{{'}}s UI. If Joker wins a match with the alternate music, the victory pose screen and subsequent music change accordingly to the ones found in the home series.
-:{{symbol|dq|16px}} [[File:SSBU-Yggdrasil'sAltar.jpg|75px|link=Yggdrasil's Altar]] [[Yggdrasil's Altar]] (July 30th, 2019)
+{{symbol|dq|16px}} [[File:SSBU-Yggdrasil'sAltar.jpg|75px|link=Yggdrasil's Altar]] [[Yggdrasil's Altar]] (July 30th, 2019)
-::Yggdrasil's Altar comes as a set with the {{SSBU|Hero}} as part of Challenger Pack 2. It consists of a flat main platform that travels over the world of Erdrea, with smaller platforms appearing on occasion. Treasure chests may appear on one of these platforms. Usually, opening them will release an item, but these chests may sometimes be [[Mimic]]s that can damage fighters; defeating them will cause them to drop an item.
+:Yggdrasil's Altar comes as a set with the {{SSBU|Hero}} as part of Challenger Pack 2. It consists of a flat main platform that travels over the world of Erdrea, with smaller platforms appearing on occasion. Treasure chests may appear on one of these platforms. Usually, opening them will release an item, but these chests may sometimes be [[Mimic]]s that can damage fighters; defeating them will cause them to drop an item.
-:{{symbol|bk|16px}} [[File:SSBU-Spiral Mountain.jpg|75px|link=Spiral Mountain]] [[Spiral Mountain]] (September 4th, 2019)
+{{symbol|bk|16px}} [[File:SSBU-Spiral Mountain.jpg|75px|link=Spiral Mountain]] [[Spiral Mountain]] (September 4th, 2019)
-::Spiral Mountain comes as a set with {{SSBU|Banjo & Kazooie}} as part of Challenger Pack 3. The fight takes place on the peak of the titular mountain. The stage will rotate every so often, which determines whether or not fighters can stand on the slope of the mountain. Floating platforms and a bridge to Gruntilda's Lair will also appear on occasion.
+:Spiral Mountain comes as a set with {{SSBU|Banjo & Kazooie}} as part of Challenger Pack 3. The fight takes place on the peak of the titular mountain. The stage will rotate every so often, which determines whether or not fighters can stand on the slope of the mountain. Floating platforms and a bridge to Gruntilda's Lair will also appear on occasion.
-:{{symbol|fatalfury|16px}} [[File:SSBU-Fatal Fury Stage.jpg|75px|link=King of Fighters Stadium]] [[King of Fighters Stadium]] (November 6th, 2019)
+{{symbol|fatalfury|16px}} [[File:SSBU-King of Fighters Stadium.jpg|75px|link=King of Fighters Stadium]] [[King of Fighters Stadium]] (November 6th, 2019)
-::King of Fighters Stadium comes as a set with {{SSBU|Terry}} as part of Challenger Pack 4. It is a stadium based on "The King of Fighters" tournament. The stage is completely flat, and there are no bottom blast zones. The blast zones on the sides are blocked off by an invisible wall that can be broken when opponents are dealt enough knockback.
+:King of Fighters Stadium comes as a set with {{SSBU|Terry}} as part of Challenger Pack 4. It is a stadium based on "The King of Fighters" tournament. The stage is completely flat, and there are no bottom blast zones. The blast zones on the sides are blocked off by an invisible wall that can be broken when opponents are dealt enough knockback.
-:{{symbol|fe|16px}} [[File:SSBU-Garreg Mach Monastery.jpg|75px|link=Garreg Mach Monastery]] [[Garreg Mach Monastery]] (January 28th, 2020)
+{{symbol|fe|16px}} [[File:SSBU-Garreg Mach Monastery.jpg|75px|link=Garreg Mach Monastery]] [[Garreg Mach Monastery]] (January 28th, 2020)
-::Garreg Mach Monastery comes as a set with {{SSBU|Byleth}} as part of Challenger Pack 5. It is a traveling stage taking place in the primary location of ''Fire Emblem: Three Houses'', stopping specifically at the Marketplace, the Reception Hall, the Bridge, and the Cathedral. All locations have walk-off blastlines, with the Marketplace featuring destructible booths, the Reception Hall having chandeliers that can be dropped, and the Cathedral making use of semi-solid platforms.
+:Garreg Mach Monastery comes as a set with {{SSBU|Byleth}} as part of Challenger Pack 5. It is a traveling stage taking place in the primary location of ''Fire Emblem: Three Houses'', stopping specifically at the Marketplace, the Reception Hall, the Bridge, and the Cathedral. All locations have walk-off blastlines, with the Marketplace featuring destructible booths, the Reception Hall having chandeliers that can be dropped, and the Cathedral making use of semi-solid platforms.
 ===Fighters Pass Vol. 2===
 On January 16th, 2020, six more Challenger Packs were announced to be in development and bundled with six new fighters.
-:{{symbol|arms|16px}} [[File:SSBU-Spring Stadium.jpg|75px|link=Spring Stadium]] [[Spring Stadium]] (June 29th, 2020)
-::Spring Stadium comes as a set with {{SSBU|Min Min}} as part of Challenger Pack 6. It consists of a single floating platform with periodically-activating bounce platforms on both edges as well as on a soft platform hovering above. Periodically-appearing small bounce platforms may appear beneath and to either side of the main platform as well. Stadium arches are located near the upper blast zone, and can be used to break an otherwise KO-inducing fall.
-:{{symbol|mc|16px}} [[File:SSBU-Minecraft World.jpg|75px|link=Minecraft World]] [[Minecraft World]] (October 13th, 2020)
+{{symbol|arms|16px}} [[File:SSBU-Spring Stadium.jpg|75px|link=Spring Stadium]] [[Spring Stadium]] (June 29th, 2020)
-::Minecraft World comes as a set with {{SSBU|Steve}} as part of Challenger Pack 7. It has six different biomes, each with a slightly different layout. Each biome has blocks that can be destroyed and platforms above the stage.
+:Spring Stadium comes as a set with {{SSBU|Min Min}} as part of Challenger Pack 6. It consists of a single floating platform with periodically-activating bounce platforms on both edges as well as on a soft platform hovering above. Periodically-appearing small bounce platforms may appear beneath and to either side of the main platform as well. Stadium arches are located near the upper blast zone, and can be used to break an otherwise KO-inducing fall.
-:{{symbol|ff|16px}} [[File:SSBU Northern Cave.png|75px|link=Northern Cave]] [[Northern Cave]] ([[Sephiroth Challenge]]: December 17th, 2020; Formal release: December 22nd, 2020)
+{{symbol|mc|16px}} [[File:SSBU-Minecraft World.jpg|75px|link=Minecraft World]] [[Minecraft World]] (October 13th, 2020)
-::Northern Cave comes as a set with {{SSBU|Sephiroth}} as part of Challenger Pack 8. It consists of a single floating platform with two soft platforms just above both edges. The background is an animated tracking shot depicting the ending of ''[[Final Fantasy VII]]''. The background does not affect the stage in any way.
+:Minecraft World comes as a set with {{SSBU|Steve}} as part of Challenger Pack 7. It has six different biomes, each with a slightly different layout. Each biome has blocks that can be destroyed and platforms above the stage.
-::*A special limited time event called the Sephiroth Challenge (only available if Challenger Pack 8 or Fighter Pass Vol. 2 was purchased prior to the formal release) would allow players to battle Sephiroth as a boss. If won, they could use the Northern Cave stage and some other contents of Challenger Pack 8 prior to the 22nd.
-:{{symbol|xb|16px}} [[File:SSBU-Cloud Sea of Alrest.jpg|75px|link=Cloud Sea of Alrest]] [[Cloud Sea of Alrest]] (March 4th, 2021)
+{{symbol|ff|16px}} [[File:SSBU Northern Cave.png|75px|link=Northern Cave]] [[Northern Cave]] ([[Sephiroth Challenge]]: December 17th, 2020; Formal release: December 22nd, 2020)
-::Cloud Sea of Alrest comes as a set with {{SSBU|Pyra}}/{{SSBU|Mythra}} as part of Challenger Pack 9. The fight takes place in front of Rex's home atop the slanted back of the Titan Azurda as he swims through the titular Cloud Sea, occasionally commenting on the battle and turning his head to look at other Titans passing by. A long soft platform is located towards Azurda's rear.
+:Northern Cave comes as a set with {{SSBU|Sephiroth}} as part of Challenger Pack 8. It consists of a single floating platform with two soft platforms just above both edges. The background is an animated tracking shot depicting the ending of ''[[Final Fantasy VII]]''. The background does not affect the stage in any way.
+:*A special limited time event called the Sephiroth Challenge (only available if Challenger Pack 8 or Fighters Pass Vol. 2 was purchased prior to the formal release) would allow players to battle Sephiroth as a boss. If won, they could use the Northern Cave stage and some other contents of Challenger Pack 8 prior to the 22nd.
-:{{symbol|tekken|16px}} ''Tekken'' stage (2021)
+{{symbol|xb|16px}} [[File:SSBU-Cloud Sea of Alrest.jpg|75px|link=Cloud Sea of Alrest]] [[Cloud Sea of Alrest]] (March 4th, 2021)
-::A currently unnamed ''Tekken'' stage comes as a set with {{SSBU|Kazuya}} as part of Challenger Pack 10.
+:Cloud Sea of Alrest comes as a set with {{SSBU|Pyra}}/{{SSBU|Mythra}} as part of Challenger Pack 9. The fight takes place in front of Rex's home atop the slanted back of the Titan Azurda as he swims through the titular Cloud Sea, occasionally commenting on the battle and turning his head to look at other Titans passing by. A long soft platform is located towards Azurda's rear.
-:{{symbol|other|16px}} Challenger Pack Stage 11 (2021)
+{{symbol|tekken|16px}} [[File:SSBU-Mishima Dojo.png|75px|link=Mishima Dojo]] [[Mishima Dojo]] (June 29th, 2021)
-::The stages included in the next Challenger Pack currently remains unknown.
+:Mishima Dojo comes as a set with {{SSBU|Kazuya}} as part of Challenger Pack 10. It consists of a flat stage with breakable walls and ceilings that repair themselves after a period of time. Heihachi Mishima can be seen meditating in front of the Fudō Myōō statue in the center of the room, standing up after a KO is secured and reacting to the battle afterwards.
+{{symbol|kh|16px}} [[File:SSBU-Hollow Bastion.jpg|75px|link=Hollow Bastion]] [[Hollow Bastion]] (October 18th, 2021)
+:Hollow Bastion comes as a set with {{SSBU|Sora}} as part of Challenger Pack 11. It consists of a single floating platform with a single soft platform just above the center. The background is an animated tracking shot around Hollow Bastion and its various features. When time, stocks, or health are running low, the stage transforms into '''Dive to the Heart'''. The platform design changes and the background changes to a black void with one of several Stations of Awakening. The background and the transition do not affect the stage in any way.
+===Standalone stage===
+{{symbol|ssb|16px}} [[File:SSBU-Small-Battlefield.jpg|75px|link=Small Battlefield]] [[Small Battlefield]] (August 4th, 2020)
+:Small Battlefield was added as a free standalone stage as part of the 8.1.0 update. The stage is identical to {{SSBU|Battlefield}} with the exception of the removal of the top platform, and the remaining two floating platforms being slightly closer to each other.
 ==Modes==
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 **Online option that allows players to send their amiibo against each other.
 *[[VR]] (May 31st, 2019)
-**Compatibility with the {{uvm|Nintendo Labo}} Virtual Reality was added in the 3.1 update, allowing players to view certain stages in a full 360 degrees.
+**Compatibility with the {{uvm|Nintendo Labo}} Virtual Reality was added in the 3.1.0 update, allowing players to view certain stages in a full 360 degrees.
 *[[Spectator Mode]] (July 30th, 2019)
 **A returning mode from ''Brawl'' and ''Smash 4'', players can bet for prediction points that can be used to purchase items.
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 **A returning mode from ''Smash for Wii U'', the rules are preset, with special event tourneys being held from time to time.
 *[[Home-Run Contest]] (September 4th, 2019)
-**A returning mode from ''Melee'', ''Brawl'', and ''Smash 4''. Added in the 5.0.0 update, Home Run Contest has been stated to be, at the moment, the last mode added to ''Ultimate''.
+**A returning mode from ''Melee'', ''Brawl'', and ''Smash 4''. Sakurai claimed at the time of release that this would be the last mode added to ''Ultimate'', though future updates proved this claim false.
 *[[Rematch]] (June 29th, 2020)
 **A feature of the [[Inventory|Spirit List]] that allows players to rematch any spirits unlocked at any time. A high score is added for each spirit rematched, based on the strength of the player's equipped team.
 *[[Sephiroth Challenge]] (December 17th, 2020)
-**A special limited time event that was only available when Challenger Pack 8 or the Fighter Pass Vol. 2 was purchased. It allowed players to challenge Sephiroth as a Boss, and if victorious, granted players early access to Sephiroth and the Northern Cave stage prior to the official December 22nd, 2020 release date. This special event ran from December 17th-22nd, 2020.
+**A special limited time event that was only available when Challenger Pack 8 or the Fighters Pass Vol. 2 was purchased. It allowed players to challenge Sephiroth as a Boss, and if victorious, granted players early access to Sephiroth and the Northern Cave stage prior to the official December 22nd, 2020 release date. This special event ran from December 17th-22nd, 2020.
 ==[[Mii Costume]]s==
-Additional [[Alternate costume (SSBU)/Mii Fighter|costumes]] for the Mii Fighters are available as paid DLC, with a total of 85 pieces of headgear and outfits as of Round 9 of DLC Mii Costumes.
+Additional [[Alternate costume (SSBU)/Mii Fighter|costumes]] for the Mii Fighters are available as paid DLC, with a total of 97 pieces of headgear and outfits.
-===Bonuses for purchasing the Fighters Passes===
+===Bonus for purchasing Fighters Pass Vol. 1===
+The Rex Mii costume is exclusive to purchasing the Fighters Pass Vol. 1, was made available on December 7th, 2018, and consists of the Rex wig and outfit, based on [[Rex]] from ''Xenoblade Chronicles 2''.
-(December 7th, 2018)
+{|class="wikitable"
-::The Rex Mii costume is exclusive to purchasing the Fighters Pass Vol. 1 and consists of the Rex wig and outfit, based on [[Rex]] from ''Xenoblade Chronicles 2''.
+!Image!!Costume!!Universe!!Outfit Build
-(January 28th, 2020)
-::The Ancient Soldier Gear Mii costume is exclusive to purchasing the Fighters Pass Vol. 2 and consists of the Ancient Helm and Ancient Cuirass, based on the Ancient Soldier Gear available to [[Link]] in ''The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild''.
-::{|class="wikitable"
-!Image!!Costume!!Outfit Build
-|-
-|[[File:SSBU Rex Set.png|200px]] || {{symbol|xb|16px}} [[Rex]] Wig, Rex Outfit || {{SSBU|Mii Swordfighter}}
 |-
-|[[File:SSBU Mii Swordfighter Ancient Soldier Gear.jpg|200px]] || {{symbol|zelda|16px}} Ancient Helm, Ancient Soldier Gear || Mii Swordfighter
+|[[File:SSBU Rex Set.png|200px]] || [[Rex]] Wig<br>Rex Outfit || {{symbol|xb|24px}} {{uv|Xenoblade Chronicles}} || {{Head|Mii Swordfighter|g=SSBU|s=24px}}
 |}
 ===Round 1===
-(April 17th, 2019)
+The first wave of Mii Fighter costumes was among the first available DLC for ''Ultimate'' and was released on April 17th, 2019. It released alongside Challenger Pack 1 and features costumes from the {{uv|Persona}} series, as well as the returning {{uv|Sonic the Hedgehog}} series costumes from ''Smash 4''.
-::The first wave of Mii Fighter costumes was among the first available DLC for ''Ultimate''. It features costumes from the {{uv|Persona}} series, as well as the returning {{uv|Sonic}} series costumes from ''Smash 4''.
-::{|class="wikitable"
+{|class="wikitable"
-!Image!!Costume!!Outfit Build
+!Image!!Costume!!Universe!!Outfit Build
 |-
-|[[File:SSBUMorganaHat.jpg|200px]] ||{{symbol|persona|16px}} [[Morgana]] Hat || N/A
+|[[File:SSBUMorganaHat.jpg|200px]] || [[Morgana]] Hat || {{symbol|persona|24px}} {{uv|Persona}} || [[File:Ultimatemiihaticon.png|30px]]
 |-
-|[[File:SSBUPersona4Costume.jpg|200px]] ||{{symbol|persona|16px}} [[Persona 4 Protagonist]] Wig, Persona 4 Protagonist Outfit || Mii Swordfighter
+|[[File:SSBUPersona4Costume.jpg|200px]] || [[Persona 4 Protagonist]] Wig<br>Persona 4 Protagonist Outfit || {{symbol|persona|24px}} {{uv|Persona}} || {{Head|Mii Swordfighter|g=SSBU|s=24px}}
 |-
-|[[File:SSBUTeddieHat.jpg|200px]] ||{{symbol|persona|16px}} [[Teddie]] Hat || N/A
+|[[File:SSBUTeddieHat.jpg|200px]] || [[Teddie]] Hat || {{symbol|persona|24px}} {{uv|Persona}} || [[File:Ultimatemiihaticon.png|30px]]
 |-
-|[[File:SSBUPersona3Costume.jpg|200px]] ||{{symbol|persona|16px}} [[Persona 3 Protagonist]] Wig, Persona 3 Protagonist Outfit || Mii Swordfighter
+|[[File:SSBUPersona3Costume.jpg|200px]] || [[Persona 3 Protagonist]] Wig<br>Persona 3 Protagonist Outfit || {{symbol|persona|24px}} {{uv|Persona}} || {{Head|Mii Swordfighter|g=SSBU|s=24px}}
 |-
-|[[File:MiiCostumeTailsSSBU.jpg|200px]] ||{{symbol|sonic|16px}} [[Tails]] Hat, Tails Outfit || {{SSBU|Mii Gunner}}
+|[[File:MiiCostumeTailsSSBU.jpg|200px]] || [[Tails]] Hat<br>Tails Outfit || {{symbol|sonic|24px}} {{uv|Sonic the Hedgehog}} || {{Head|Mii Gunner|g=SSBU|s=24px}}
 |-
-|[[File:SSBUKnucklesCostume.jpg|200px]] ||{{symbol|sonic|16px}} [[Knuckles]] Hat, Knuckles Outfit || {{SSBU|Mii Brawler}}
+|[[File:SSBUKnucklesCostume.jpg|200px]] || [[Knuckles]] Hat<br>Knuckles Outfit || {{symbol|sonic|24px}} {{uv|Sonic the Hedgehog}} || {{Head|Mii Brawler|g=SSBU|s=24px}}
 |}
 ===Round 2===
-(July 30th, 2019)
+The second wave of Mii Fighter costumes features costumes from the {{uv|Dragon Quest}} series. It released alongside Challenger Pack 2 on July 30th, 2019 and is the only round to not contain costumes from outside the series of its corresponding DLC character, as well as not use songs from the costumes' respective games/series in their trailers, instead only using ''Ultimate''{{'}}s ''{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Smash Bros.|Battlefield}}'' theme.
-::The second wave of Mii Fighter costumes features costumes from the {{uv|Dragon Quest}} series. Thus far, it is the only round to not:
-*include returning costumes from ''Smash 4''.
+{|class="wikitable"
-*contain costumes from outside the series of its corresponding DLC character.
+!Image!!Costume!!Universe!!Outfit Build
-*not use songs from the costumes' respective games/series in their trailers, instead only using the ''Ultimate'' theme.
-::{|class="wikitable"
-!Image!!Costume!!Outfit Build
 |-
-|[[File:SSBUVeronicaOutfit.jpg|200px]] ||{{symbol|dq|16px}} [[Veronica]]'s Hat, Veronica's Outfit || Mii Swordfighter
+|[[File:SSBUVeronicaOutfit.jpg|200px]] || [[Veronica]]'s Hat<br>Veronica's Outfit || {{symbol|dq|24px}} {{uv|Dragon Quest}} || {{Head|Mii Swordfighter|g=SSBU|s=24px}}
 |-
-|[[File:SSBUErdrickArmour.jpg|200px]] ||{{symbol|dq|16px}} [[Erdrick]]'s Helmet, Erdrick's Armour || Mii Swordfighter
+|[[File:SSBUErdrickArmour.jpg|200px]] || [[Erdrick]]'s Helmet<br>Erdrick's Armour || {{symbol|dq|24px}} {{uv|Dragon Quest}} || {{Head|Mii Swordfighter|g=SSBU|s=24px}}
 |-
-|[[File:SSBUMartialArtistGi.jpg|200px]] ||{{symbol|dq|16px}} [[Martial Artist]] Wig, Martial Artist Gi || Mii Brawler
+|[[File:SSBUMartialArtistGi.jpg|200px]] || [[Martial Artist]] Wig<br>Martial Artist Gi || {{symbol|dq|24px}} {{uv|Dragon Quest}} || {{Head|Mii Brawler|g=SSBU|s=24px}}
 |-
-|[[File:SSBUSlimeHat.jpg|200px]] ||{{symbol|dq|16px}} [[Slime]] Hat || N/A
+|[[File:SSBUSlimeHat.jpg|200px]] || [[Slime]] Hat || {{symbol|dq|24px}} {{uv|Dragon Quest}} || [[File:Ultimatemiihaticon.png|30px]]
 |}
 ===Round 3===
-(September 4th, 2019)
+The third wave of Mii Fighter costumes released alongside Challenger Pack 3 on September 4th, 2019 and features costumes from the ''Pokémon'', ''Goemon'', and ''Undertale'' series, while two {{uv|Mega Man}} costumes return from ''Smash 4''. Sans' costume also comes with a remix of ''MEGALOVANIA'', and is the first Mii costume to be bundled with a music track.
-::The third wave of Mii Fighter costumes differs from the previous rounds in that there are no costumes from said fighter's corresponding series (in this case, {{uv|Banjo-Kazooie}}). Instead, new costumes come from the ''Pokémon'', ''Goemon'', and ''Undertale'' series, while two ''Mega Man'' costumes return from ''Smash 4''. Sans's costume also comes with a remix of ''MEGALOVANIA'', and is the first Mii costume to be bundled with a music track.
-::{|class="wikitable"
+{|class="wikitable"
-!Image!!Costume/Track!!Outfit Build
+!Image!!Costume/Track!!Universe!!Outfit Build
 |-
-|[[File:Goemon Costume.jpg|200px]] || {{symbol|other|16px}} [[Goemon]] Wig, Goemon Outfit || Mii Swordfighter
+|[[File:Goemon Costume.jpg|200px]] || [[Goemon]] Wig<br>Goemon Outfit || {{symbol|other|24px}} {{uvm3|Goemon}} || {{Head|Mii Swordfighter|g=SSBU|s=24px}}
 |-
-|[[File:Protoman mii costume dlc.jpeg|200px]] || {{symbol|mm|16px}} [[Proto Man]]'s Helmet, Proto Man's Armor || Mii Gunner
+|[[File:Protoman mii costume dlc.jpeg|200px]] || [[Proto Man]]'s Helmet<br>Proto Man's Armor || {{symbol|mm|24px}} {{uv|Mega Man}} || {{Head|Mii Gunner|g=SSBU|s=24px}}
 |-
-|[[File:Zero DLC Mii Gunner.jpg|200px]] || {{symbol|mm|16px}} {{b|Zero|Mega Man}}'s Helmet, Zero's Armor || Mii Swordfighter
+|[[File:Zero DLC Mii Gunner.jpg|200px]] || {{b|Zero|Mega Man}}'s Helmet<br>Zero's Armor || {{symbol|mm|24px}} {{uv|Mega Man}} || {{Head|Mii Swordfighter|g=SSBU|s=24px}}
 |-
-|[[File:Team Rocket Costume.jpg|200px]] || {{symbol|pokémon|16px}} [[Team Rocket]] Hat, Team Rocket Outfit || Mii Brawler
+|[[File:Team Rocket Costume.jpg|200px]] || [[Team Rocket]] Hat<br>Team Rocket Outfit || {{symbol|pkmn|24px}} {{uv|Pokémon}} || {{Head|Mii Brawler|g=SSBU|s=24px}}
 |-
-|[[File:Sans Costume.jpg|200px]] || {{symbol|other|16px}} [[Sans]] Mask, Sans Outfit, ''{{SSBUMusicLink|Other|MEGALOVANIA}}'' || Mii Gunner
+|[[File:Sans Costume.jpg|200px]] || [[Sans]] Mask<br>Sans Outfit<br>''{{SSBUMusicLink|Other|MEGALOVANIA}}'' || {{symbol|other|24px}} {{uvm3|Undertale}} || {{Head|Mii Gunner|g=SSBU|s=24px}}
 |}
 ===Round 4===
-(November 6th, 2019)
+The fourth wave of Mii Fighter costumes released alongside Challenger Pack 4 on November 6th, 2019 and features costumes from the ''Samurai Shodown'', ''Art of Fighting'', and ''King of Fighters'' franchises, as well as the returning ''Virtua Fighter'' series costumes from ''Smash 4''.
-::Much like Round 3, the fourth wave of Mii Fighter costumes does not feature costumes directly related to the corresponding fighter's series (in this case, {{uv|Fatal Fury}}). However, costumes from various [[SNK]] franchises, including those from the ''Samurai Shodown'', ''Art of Fighting'', and ''King of Fighters'' franchises, are featured, as well as the returning ''Virtua Fighter'' series costumes from ''Smash 4''.
-::{|class="wikitable"
+{|class="wikitable"
-!Image!!Costume!!Outfit Build
+!Image!!Costume!!Universe!!Outfit Build
 |-
-|[[File:Nakoruru Mii Costume.jpg|200px]] || {{symbol|other|16px}} [[Nakoruru]] Wig, Nakoruru Outfit || Mii Swordfighter
+|[[File:Nakoruru Mii Costume.jpg|200px]] || [[Nakoruru]] Wig<br>Nakoruru Outfit || {{symbol|other|24px}} {{uvm3|Samurai Shodown}} || {{Head|Mii Swordfighter|g=SSBU|s=24px}}
 |-
-|[[File:Ryo Sakazaki Costume.jpg|200px]] || {{symbol|other|16px}} [[Ryo Sakazaki]] Wig, Ryo Sakazaki Outfit || Mii Brawler
+|[[File:Ryo Sakazaki Costume.jpg|200px]] || [[Ryo Sakazaki]] Wig<br>Ryo Sakazaki Outfit || {{symbol|other|24px}} {{uvm3|Art of Fighting}} || {{Head|Mii Brawler|g=SSBU|s=24px}}
 |-
-|[[File:Iori Yagami Mii Costume.jpg|200px]] || {{symbol|other|16px}} [[Iori Yagami]] Wig, Iori Yagami Outfit || Mii Brawler
+|[[File:Iori Yagami Mii Costume.jpg|200px]] || [[Iori Yagami]] Wig<br>Iori Yagami Outfit || {{symbol|other|24px}} {{uvm3|The King of Fighters}} || {{Head|Mii Brawler|g=SSBU|s=24px}}
 |-
-|[[File:Akira dlc mii costume.jpg|200px]] || {{symbol|other|16px}} [[Akira]] Wig, Akira Outfit || Mii Brawler
+|[[File:Akira dlc mii costume.jpg|200px]] || [[Akira]] Wig<br>Akira Outfit  || {{symbol|other|24px}} {{uv|Virtua Fighter}} || {{Head|Mii Brawler|g=SSBU|s=24px}}
 |-
-|[[File:Jacky dlc mii costume.jpg|200px]] || {{symbol|other|16px}} [[Jacky]] Wig, Jacky Outfit || Mii Brawler
+|[[File:Jacky dlc mii costume.jpg|200px]] || [[Jacky]] Wig<br>Jacky Outfit || {{symbol|other|24px}} {{uv|Virtua Fighter}} || {{Head|Mii Brawler|g=SSBU|s=24px}}
 |}
 ===Round 5===
-(January 28th, 2020)
+The fifth wave of Mii Fighter costumes released alongside Challenger Pack 5 on January 28th, 2020 and is the final round coinciding with the initial set of the Fighters Pass Vol. 1, featuring costumes from the ''Assassin's Creed'', ''Rabbids'', and ''Cuphead'' franchises, in addition to the remaining two ''Mega Man'' series costumes from ''Smash 4''. Much like the Sans costume from Round 3, the purchase of the Cuphead costume includes the music track ''Floral Fury''.
-::The fifth wave of Mii Fighter costumes is the final round coinciding with the initial set of the Fighters Pass Vol. 1. Like Rounds 3 and 4, the costumes included are unrelated to the released character, as no {{uv|Fire Emblem}} costumes are present. Instead, it features costumes from the ''Assassin's Creed'', ''Rabbids'', and ''Cuphead'' franchises, in addition to the remaining two {{uv|Mega Man}} series costumes from ''Smash 4''. Much like the Sans costume from Round 3, the purchase of the Cuphead costume includes the music track ''Floral Fury''.
-::{|class="wikitable"
+{|class="wikitable"
-!Image!!Costume/Track!!Outfit Build
+!Image!!Costume/Track!!Universe!!Outfit Build
 |-
-|[[File:MiiCostumeAltaïrSSBU.jpg|200px]] || {{symbol|other|16px}} [[Altaïr]] Hood, Altaïr Outfit || Mii Swordfighter
+|[[File:MiiCostumeAltaïrSSBU.jpg|200px]] || [[Altaïr]] Hood<br>Altaïr Outfit || {{symbol|other|24px}} {{uvm3|Assassin's Creed}} || {{Head|Mii Swordfighter|g=SSBU|s=24px}}
 |-
-|[[File:Rabbids Mii Costume.jpg|200px]] || {{symbol|other|16px}} [[Rabbid]]s Hat || N/A
+|[[File:Rabbids Mii Costume.jpg|200px]] || [[Rabbid]]s Hat || {{symbol|other|24px}} {{uvm3|Rabbids}} || [[File:Ultimatemiihaticon.png|30px]]
 |-
-|[[File:SSBU Mii Gunner X Costume.jpg|200px]] || {{symbol|mm|16px}} {{b|X|Mega Man}}'s Helmet, X's Armor|| Mii Gunner
+|[[File:SSBU Mii Gunner X Costume.jpg|200px]] || {{b|X|Mega Man}}'s Helmet<br>X's Armor || {{symbol|mm|24px}} {{uv|Mega Man}} || {{Head|Mii Gunner|g=SSBU|s=24px}}
 |-
-|[[File:MegaMan.EXE costume SSBU.jpg|200px]] || {{symbol|mm|16px}} [[MegaMan.EXE]]'s Helmet, MegaMan.EXE's Armor|| Mii Gunner
+|[[File:MegaMan.EXE costume SSBU.jpg|200px]] || [[MegaMan.EXE]]'s Helmet<br>MegaMan.EXE's Armor || {{symbol|mm|24px}} {{uv|Mega Man}} || {{Head|Mii Gunner|g=SSBU|s=24px}}
 |-
-|[[File:SSBU Cuphead Costume.jpg|200px]] || {{symbol|other|16px}} [[Cuphead]] Hat, Cuphead Outfit, ''{{SSBUMusicLink|Other|Floral Fury}}'' || Mii Gunner
+|[[File:SSBU Cuphead Costume.jpg|200px]] || [[Cuphead]] Hat<br>Cuphead Outfit<br>''{{SSBUMusicLink|Other|Floral Fury}}'' || {{symbol|other|24px}} {{uvm3|Cuphead}} || {{Head|Mii Gunner|g=SSBU|s=24px}}
+|}
+===Bonus for purchasing Fighters Pass Vol. 2===
+The Ancient Soldier Gear Mii costume is exclusive to purchasing the Fighters Pass Vol. 2, was made available on January 28th, 2020, and consists of the Ancient Helm and Ancient Cuirass, based on the Ancient Soldier Gear available to [[Link]] in ''The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild''. It was released on the same day as Wave 5.
+{|class="wikitable"
+!Image!!Costume!!Universe!!Outfit Build
+|-
+|[[File:SSBU Mii Swordfighter Ancient Soldier Gear.jpg|200px]] || Ancient Helm<br>Ancient Soldier Gear || {{symbol|zelda|24px}} {{uv|The Legend of Zelda}} || {{Head|Mii Swordfighter|g=SSBU|s=24px}}
 |}
 ===Round 6===
-(June 29th, 2020)
+The sixth wave of Mii Fighter costumes released alongside Challenger Pack 6 on June 29th, 2020 and is the first round of costumes to correspond with Fighters Pass Vol. 2. It features costumes from the {{uv|ARMS}}, {{uv|Splatoon}}, and ''Fallout'' series, as well as the Heihachi costume from the ''Tekken'' series returning from ''Smash 4''.
-::The sixth wave of Mii Fighter costumes is the first round of costumes to correspond with Fighters Pass Vol. 2, and features costumes from {{uv|ARMS}}, {{uv|Splatoon}}, and ''Fallout'', as well as the returning Heihachi costume from ''Smash 4''.
-::{|class="wikitable"
+{|class="wikitable"
-!Image!!Costume!!Outfit Build
+!Image!!Costume!!Universe!!Outfit Build
 |-
-|[[File:Ninjara Mii Costume.jpg|200px]] || {{symbol|arms|16px}} [[Ninjara]] Wig, Ninjara Outfit || Mii Brawler
+|[[File:Ninjara Mii Costume.jpg|200px]] || [[Ninjara]] Wig<br>Ninjara Outfit || {{symbol|arms|24px}} {{uv|ARMS}} || {{Head|Mii Brawler|g=SSBU|s=24px}}
 |-
-|[[File:Heihachi costume SSBU.jpg|200px]] || {{symbol|tekken|16px}} [[Heihachi]] Wig, Heihachi Outfit || Mii Brawler
+|[[File:Heihachi costume SSBU.jpg|200px]] || [[Heihachi]] Wig<br>Heihachi Outfit || {{symbol|tekken|24px}} {{uv|Tekken}} || {{Head|Mii Brawler|g=SSBU|s=24px}}
 |-
-|[[File:Callie Mii Costume.jpg|200px]] || {{symbol|splatoon|16px}} [[Callie]] Wig, Callie Outfit || Mii Brawler
+|[[File:Callie Mii Costume.jpg|200px]] || [[Callie]] Wig<br>Callie Outfit || {{symbol|splatoon|24px}} {{uv|Splatoon}} || {{Head|Mii Brawler|g=SSBU|s=24px}}
 |-
-|[[File:Marie Mii Costume.jpg|200px]] || {{symbol|splatoon|16px}} [[Marie]] Wig, Marie Outfit|| Mii Gunner
+|[[File:Marie Mii Costume.jpg|200px]] || [[Marie]] Wig<br>Marie Outfit || {{symbol|splatoon|24px}} {{uv|Splatoon}} || {{Head|Mii Gunner|g=SSBU|s=24px}}
 |-
-|[[File:VaultBoyMiiGunner.jpg|200px]] || {{symbol|other|16px}} [[Vault Boy]] Mask, Vault 111 Jumpsuit|| Mii Gunner
+|[[File:VaultBoyMiiGunner.jpg|200px]] || [[Vault Boy]] Mask<br>Vault 111 Jumpsuit || {{symbol|other|24px}} {{uvm3|Fallout}} || {{Head|Mii Gunner|g=SSBU|s=24px}}
 |}
 ===Round 7===
-(October 13th, 2020)
+The seventh wave of Mii Fighter costumes released alongside Challenger Pack 7 on October 13th, 2020 and features costumes from the {{uv|Minecraft}}, ''Bomberman'', and ''No More Heroes'' series, in addition to the Gil costume from ''The Tower of Druaga'' returning from ''Smash 4''.
-::The seventh wave of Mii Fighter costumes features costumes from {{uv|Minecraft}}, ''Bomberman'', and ''No More Heroes'', in addition to the returning Gil costume from ''Smash 4''.
-::{|class="wikitable"
+{|class="wikitable"
-!Image!!Costume!!Outfit Build
+!Image!!Costume!!Universe!!Outfit Build
 |-
-|[[File:Creeper Mii Costume SSBU.jpg|200px]] || {{symbol|mc|16px}} [[Creeper]] Mask, Creeper Outfit || Mii Brawler
+|[[File:Creeper Mii Costume SSBU.jpg|200px]] || [[Creeper]] Mask<br>Creeper Outfit || {{symbol|mc|24px}} {{uv|Minecraft}} || {{Head|Mii Brawler|g=SSBU|s=24px}}
 |-
-|[[File:Pig Mii Costume SSBU.jpg|200px]] || {{symbol|mc|16px}} [[Pig]] Mask, Pig Outfit || Mii Brawler
+|[[File:Pig Mii Costume SSBU.jpg|200px]] || [[Pig]] Mask<br>Pig Outfit || {{symbol|mc|24px}} {{uv|Minecraft}} || {{Head|Mii Brawler|g=SSBU|s=24px}}
 |-
-|[[File:Diamond Armor Mii Costume SSBU.jpg|200px]] || {{symbol|mc|16px}} Diamond Helm, [[Diamond Armor]] || Mii Swordfighter
+|[[File:Diamond Armor Mii Costume SSBU.jpg|200px]] || Diamond Helmet<br>[[Diamond Armor]] || {{symbol|mc|24px}} {{uv|Minecraft}} || {{Head|Mii Swordfighter|g=SSBU|s=24px}}
 |-
-|[[File:Gil Mii Costume SSBU.jpg|200px]] || {{symbol|other|16px}} [[Gil]] Helm, Gil Armor || Mii Swordfighter
+|[[File:Gil Mii Costume SSBU.jpg|200px]] || [[Gil]]'s Helmet<br>Gil's Armor || {{symbol|other|24px}} {{uvm3|Babylonian Castle Saga}} || {{Head|Mii Swordfighter|g=SSBU|s=24px}}
 |-
-|[[File:Bomberman Mii Costume SSBU.jpg|200px]] || {{symbol|other|16px}} [[Bomberman]] Mask, Bomberman Outfit || Mii Brawler
+|[[File:Bomberman Mii Costume SSBU.jpg|200px]] || [[Bomberman]] Mask<br>Bomberman Outfit || {{symbol|other|24px}} {{uv|Bomberman}} || {{Head|Mii Brawler|g=SSBU|s=24px}}
 |-
-|[[File:TravisCostume.jpg|200px]] || {{symbol|other|16px}} [[Travis]] Wig, Travis Outfit|| Mii Swordfighter
+|[[File:TravisCostume.jpg|200px]] || [[Travis]] Wig<br>Travis Outfit || {{symbol|other|24px}} {{uvm3|No More Heroes}} || {{Head|Mii Swordfighter|g=SSBU|s=24px}}
 |}
 ===Round 8===
-(December 22nd, 2020)
+The eighth wave of Mii Fighter costumes released alongside Challenger Pack 8 on December 22nd, 2020 and features outfits from ''[[Final Fantasy (universe)|Final Fantasy VII]]'', as well as the returning Chocobo Hat (also from the ''Final Fantasy'' series) and Geno costume from ''Smash 4''. These costumes were notably revealed at the beginning of their corresponding ''[[Mr. Sakurai Presents]]'' presentation rather than the end, as Barret, Tifa, and Aerith's costumes were used during Sephiroth's demonstration.
-::The eighth wave of Mii Fighter costumes features outfits from ''[[Final Fantasy (universe)|Final Fantasy VII]]'', as well as the returning Chocobo Hat (also from the ''Final Fantasy'' series) and Geno costume from ''Smash 4''. These costumes were notably revealed at the beginning of their corresponding ''[[Mr. Sakurai Presents]]'' presentation rather than the end, as Barret, Tifa, and Aerith's costumes were used during Sephiroth's demonstration.
-::{|class="wikitable"
+{|class="wikitable"
-!Image!!Costume!!Outfit Build
+!Image!!Costume!!Universe!!Outfit Build
 |-
-|[[File:MiiCostumeBarretSSBU.jpg|200px]] || {{symbol|ff|16px}} [[Barret]] Outfit || Mii Gunner
+|[[File:MiiCostumeBarretSSBU.jpg|200px]] || [[Barret]]'s Outfit || {{symbol|ff|24px}} {{uv|Final Fantasy}} || {{Head|Mii Gunner|g=SSBU|s=24px}}
 |-
-|[[File:MiiCostumeTifaSSBU.jpg|200px]] || {{symbol|ff|16px}} [[Tifa]] Outfit || Mii Brawler
+|[[File:MiiCostumeTifaSSBU.jpg|200px]] || [[Tifa]]'s Outfit || {{symbol|ff|24px}} {{uv|Final Fantasy}} || {{Head|Mii Brawler|g=SSBU|s=24px}}
 |-
-|[[File:MiiCostumeAerithSSBU.jpg|200px]] || {{symbol|ff|16px}} [[Aerith]] Outfit || Mii Swordfighter
+|[[File:MiiCostumeAerithSSBU.jpg|200px]] || [[Aerith]]'s Outfit || {{symbol|ff|24px}} {{uv|Final Fantasy}} || {{Head|Mii Swordfighter|g=SSBU|s=24px}}
 |-
-|[[File:MiiCostumeChocoboSSBU.jpg|200px]] || {{symbol|ff|16px}} [[Chocobo]] Hat || N/A
+|[[File:MiiCostumeChocoboSSBU.jpg|200px]] || [[Chocobo]] Hat || {{symbol|ff|24px}} {{uv|Final Fantasy}} || [[File:Ultimatemiihaticon.png|30px]]
 |-
-|[[File:MiiCostumeGenoSSBU.jpg|200px]] || {{symbol|mario|16px}} [[Geno]] Hat, Geno Outfit || Mii Gunner
+|[[File:MiiCostumeGenoSSBU.jpg|200px]] || [[Geno]] Hat<br>Geno Outfit || {{symbol|smb|24px}} {{uv|Mario}} || {{Head|Mii Gunner|g=SSBU|s=24px}}
 |}
 ===Round 9===
-(March 4th, 2021)
+The ninth wave of Mii Fighter costumes released alongside Challenger Pack 9 on March 4th, 2021 and features costumes from the ''Monster Hunter'' series (both in the form of a new hat and the returning Hunter and Rathalos Equipment from ''Smash 4'') and the ''Ghosts 'n Goblins'' series. According to Sakurai, the ''Monster Hunter'' costumes were added to promote the then-upcoming release of ''Monster Hunter Rise''.
-::The ninth wave of Mii Fighter costumes features costumes from the ''Monster Hunter'' series (both in the form of a new costume and the returning Hunter and Rathalos Equipment from ''Smash 4'') and ''Ghosts 'n Goblins''. It is the fourth wave of Mii Fighter costumes after Rounds 3, 4 and 5 to lack costumes from the corresponding fighter's series (in this case, {{uv|Xenoblade Chronicles}}), although according to Sakurai, these costumes were added to promote the upcoming release of ''Monster Hunter Rise''.
+{|class="wikitable"
+!Image!!Costume!!Universe!!Outfit Build
+|-
+|[[File:MiiCostumeHunterSSBU.jpg|200px]] || [[Monster Hunter|Hunter]]'s Helm<br>Hunter's Mail || {{symbol|other|24px}} {{uv|Monster Hunter}} || {{Head|Mii Swordfighter|g=SSBU|s=24px}}
+|-
+|[[File:MiiCostumeRathalosSSBU.jpg|200px]] || [[Rathalos]] Helm<br>Rathalos Mail || {{symbol|other|24px}} {{uv|Monster Hunter}} || {{Head|Mii Swordfighter|g=SSBU|s=24px}}
+|-
+|[[File:MiiCostumeFelyneSSBU.jpg|200px]] || [[Felyne]] Hat || {{symbol|other|24px}} {{uv|Monster Hunter}} || [[File:Ultimatemiihaticon.png|30px]]
+|-
+|[[File:MiiCostumeArthurSSBU.jpg|200px]] || [[Arthur]]'s Helm<br>Arthur's Armor || {{symbol|other|24px}} {{uvm3|Ghosts 'n Goblins}} || {{Head|Mii Swordfighter|g=SSBU|s=24px}}
+|}
-::{|class="wikitable"
+===Round 10===
-!Image!!Costume!!Outfit Build
+The tenth wave of Mii Fighter costumes released alongside Challenger Pack 10 on June 29, 2021 and features costumes from the ''The Elder Scrolls'', ''Devil May Cry'', and ''Shantae'' series, in addition to the Lloyd costume from ''Tales of Symphonia'' returning from ''Smash 4'', making him the final third-party costume from ''Smash 4'' to return in ''Ultimate''. Much like Sans and Cuphead in Rounds 3 and 5 respectively, purchasing the Shantae costume includes the music track, ''Burning Town'' from ''Shantae: Half-Genie Hero''.
+{|class="wikitable"
+!Image!!Costume/Track!!Universe!!Outfit Build
 |-
-|[[File:MiiCostumeHunterSSBU.jpg|200px]] || {{symbol|other|16px}} [[Monster Hunter|Hunter]]'s Helm, Hunter's Mail || Mii Swordfighter
+|[[File:MiiCostumeLloydSSBU.jpg|200px]] || [[Lloyd Irving|Lloyd]] Wig<br>Lloyd Outfit || {{symbol|other|24px}} {{uvm3|Tales}} || {{Head|Mii Swordfighter|g=SSBU|s=24px}}
 |-
-|[[File:MiiCostumeRathalosSSBU.jpg|200px]] || {{symbol|other|16px}} [[Rathalos]] Helm, Rathalos Mail || Mii Swordfighter
+|[[File:MiiCostumeDragonbornSSBU.jpg|200px]] || [[Dragonborn]] Helm<br>Dragonborn Outfit || {{symbol|other|24px}} {{uvm3|The Elder Scrolls}} || {{Head|Mii Swordfighter|g=SSBU|s=24px}}
 |-
-|[[File:MiiCostumeFelyneSSBU.jpg|200px]] || {{symbol|other|16px}} [[Felyne]] Hat || N/A
+|[[File:MiiCostumeDanteSSBU.jpg|200px]] || [[Dante]] Wig<br>Dante Outfit || {{symbol|other|24px}} {{uvm3|Devil May Cry}}|| {{Head|Mii Swordfighter|g=SSBU|s=24px}}
 |-
-|[[File:MiiCostumeArthurSSBU.jpg|200px]] || {{symbol|other|16px}} [[Arthur]]'s Helm, Arthur's Armor || Mii Swordfighter
+|[[File:MiiCostumeShantaeSSBU.jpg|200px]] || [[Shantae]] Wig<br>Shantae Outfit<br>''{{SSBUMusicLink|Other|Burning Town}}'' || {{symbol|other|24px}} {{uvm3|Shantae}} || {{Head|Mii Brawler|g=SSBU|s=24px}}
+|}
+===Round 11===
+The eleventh and final wave of Mii Fighter costumes released alongside Challenger Pack 11 on October 18, 2021 and features the fewest Mii Costumes in any wave, with a total of three: two pieces of headgear based on ''Splatoon'' and a costume from ''Doom''.
+{|class="wikitable"
+!Image!!Costume!!Universe!!Outfit Build
+|-
+|[[File:Octoling Mii Costume.jpg|200px]]  || [[Octoling]] Wig || {{symbol|splatoon|24px}} {{uv|Splatoon}} || [[File:Ultimatemiihaticon.png|30px]]
+|-
+|[[File:Judd Mii Costume.jpg|200px]]  || [[Judd]] Hat || {{symbol|splatoon|24px}} {{uv|Splatoon}} || [[File:Ultimatemiihaticon.png|30px]]
+|-
+|[[File:MiiCostumeDoomSlayerSSBU.jpg|200px]] || [[Doom Slayer]] Helmet<br>Doom Slayer Armor || {{symbol|other|24px}} {{uvm3|Doom}} || {{Head|Mii Gunner|g=SSBU|s=24px}}
 |}
@@ Line 310: / Line 335: @@
 {{main|Downloadable content (SSBU)/List of DLC Spirits}}
 {{main|Downloadable content (SSBU)/List of Spirits with DLC changes}}
-While most [[spirit]]s are available for free, usually launched during [[Spirit Board]] events or with the release of a new Challenger Pack DLC, DLC [[Fighter spirit]]s cannot be obtained without owning their corresponding Challenger Pack. Fighter spirits can be unlocked through {{SSBU|Classic Mode}} or purchased from the [[Shop]] for 300 coins. Spirits associated with an owned Challenger Pack can be fought and obtained through a special [[DLC Spirits (mode)|DLC Spirit Board]] that does not have spirits expire or use the [[Puppet fighter]] scene; otherwise, they may appear for purchase in the Vault Shop whether their corresponding Challenger Pack is owned or not. Spirits introduced in Spirit Board events are initially obtainable only for the duration of that event, and become permanently available at a later date.
+While most [[spirit]]s are available for free, usually launched during [[Spirit Board]] events or with the release of a new Challenger Pack DLC, DLC [[fighter spirit]]s cannot be obtained without owning their corresponding Challenger Pack. Fighter spirits can be unlocked through {{SSBU|Classic Mode}} or purchased from the [[Shop]] for 300 coins. Spirits associated with an owned Challenger Pack can be fought and obtained through a special [[DLC Spirits (mode)|DLC Spirit Board]] that does not have spirits expire or use the [[Puppet fighter]] scene; otherwise, they may appear for purchase in the Vault Shop whether their corresponding Challenger Pack is owned or not. Spirits introduced in Spirit Board events are initially obtainable only for the duration of that event, and become permanently available at a later date.
 During the development of ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'', several [[spirit]]s received changes due to [[List of updates (SSBU)|updates]], {{h2|Downloadable content (SSBU)|Challenger Packs}}, or purchasable {{h2|Downloadable content (SSBU)|Mii Costumes}}.
@@ Line 332: / Line 357: @@
 *Spirits Set 1 - Legend Support and Ace Primary (March 3rd, 2021)
 **Includes 1 random Legend-class Support spirit, 1 random Ace-class Primary spirit.
+*Spirits Set 2 - Legend-Class Primary and Ace-Class Support (June 22nd, 2021)
+**Includes 1 random Legend-class Primary spirit, 1 random Ace-class Support spirit.
+*Spirit Booster Bundle #2 - Reaching Lv. MAX (October 15th, 2021)
+**Includes 3,000 SP, Snack (L) x 30.
 ==Challenger Packs==
-Every fighter, with the exception of {{SSBU|Piranha Plant}}, is bundled with a stage, music tracks, and [[spirit]]s related to the fighter on a [[DLC Spirits (mode)|DLC Spirit Board]]. With the exception of fighter spirits, these DLC spirits can also be purchased from the Vault Shop even if their respective Challenger Packs are not purchased. There are five Challenger Packs in total in the Fighters Pass Vol. 1, and six in Fighters Pass Vol. 2. Both Passes are priced at a discount.
+Every fighter, with the exception of {{SSBU|Piranha Plant}}, is bundled with a stage, music tracks, and [[spirit]]s related to the fighter on a [[DLC Spirits (mode)|DLC Spirit Board]]. With the exception of fighter spirits, these DLC spirits can also be purchased from the Vault Shop even if their respective Challenger Packs are not purchased. There are five Challenger Packs in total in the Fighters Pass Vol. 1, and six in Fighters Pass Vol. 2. Compared to purchasing Challenger Packs individually, both Passes are priced at an approximately 17% discount.
 ===Fighters Pass Vol. 1===
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 |<center>[[File:Joker SSBU.png|108x108px|link=Joker (SSBU)]]<br>{{SSBU|Joker}}</center>
 |<center>[[File:SSBU-Mementos.jpg|x108px|link=Mementos]]<br>[[Mementos]]</center>
-|{{symbol|persona|16px}} {{uv|Persona}}
+|{{symbol|persona|24px}} {{uv|Persona}}
 |
 *''{{SSBUMusicLink|Persona|Last Surprise}}''
@@ Line 382: / Line 411: @@
 |<center>[[File:Hero SSBU.png|108x108px|link=Hero (SSBU)]]<br>{{SSBU|Hero}}</center>
 |<center>[[File:SSBU-Yggdrasil'sAltar.jpg|x108px|link=Yggdrasil's Altar]]<br>[[Yggdrasil's Altar]]</center>
-|{{symbol|dq|16px}} {{uv|Dragon Quest}}
+|{{symbol|dq|24px}} {{uv|Dragon Quest}}
 |
 *''{{SSBUMusicLink|Dragon Quest|Adventure - DRAGON QUEST III}}''
@@ Line 412: / Line 441: @@
 |<center>[[File:Banjo & Kazooie SSBU.png|108x108px|link=Banjo & Kazooie (SSBU)]]<br>{{SSBU|Banjo & Kazooie}}</center>
 |<center>[[File:SSBU-Spiral Mountain.jpg|x108px|link=Spiral Mountain]]<br>[[Spiral Mountain]]</center>
-|{{symbol|bk|16px}} {{uv|Banjo-Kazooie}}
+|{{symbol|bk|24px}} {{uv|Banjo-Kazooie}}
 |
 *'''''{{SSBUMusicLink|Banjo-Kazooie|Main Theme - Banjo-Kazooie}}'''''
@@ Line 438: / Line 467: @@
 !4
 |<center>[[File:Terry SSBU.png|108x108px|link=Terry (SSBU)]]<br>{{SSBU|Terry}}</center>
-|<center>[[File:SSBU-Fatal Fury Stage.jpg|x108px|link=King of Fighters Stadium]]<br>[[King of Fighters Stadium]]</center>
+|<center>[[File:SSBU-King of Fighters Stadium.jpg|x108px|link=King of Fighters Stadium]]<br>[[King of Fighters Stadium]]</center>
-|{{symbol|fatalfury|16px}} {{uv|Fatal Fury}}
+|{{symbol|fatalfury|24px}} {{uv|Fatal Fury}}
 |
 *'''''{{SSBUMusicLink|Fatal Fury|Haremar Faith Capoeira School - Song of the Fight (Believers Will Be Saved) - FATAL FURY}}'''''
@@ Line 509: / Line 538: @@
 |<center>[[File:Byleth SSBU.png|108x108px|link=Byleth (SSBU)]]<br>{{SSBU|Byleth}}</center>
 |<center>[[File:SSBU-Garreg Mach Monastery.jpg|x108px|link=Garreg Mach Monastery]]<br>[[Garreg Mach Monastery]]</center>
-|{{symbol|fe|16px}} {{uv|Fire Emblem}}
+|{{symbol|fe|24px}} {{uv|Fire Emblem}}
 |
 *'''''{{SSBUMusicLink|Fire Emblem|Fire Emblem: Three Houses Main Theme (JP)}}'''''
@@ Line 554: / Line 583: @@
 |<center>[[File:Min Min SSBU.png|108x108px|link=Min Min (SSBU)]]<br>{{SSBU|Min Min}}</center>
 |<center>[[File:SSBU-Spring Stadium.jpg|x108px|link=Spring Stadium]]<br>[[Spring Stadium]]</center>
-|{{symbol|arms|16px}} {{uv|ARMS}}
+|{{symbol|arms|24px}} {{uv|ARMS}}
 |
 *'''''{{SSBUMusicLink|ARMS|ARMS Grand Prix Official Theme Song}}'''''
@@ Line 587: / Line 616: @@
 |<center>[[File:Steve SSBU.png|108x108px|link=Steve (SSBU)]]<br>{{SSBU|Steve}}</center>
 |<center>[[File:SSBU-Minecraft World.jpg|x108px|link= Minecraft World]]<br>[[Minecraft World]]</center>
-|{{symbol|mc|16px}} {{uv|Minecraft}}
+|{{symbol|mc|24px}} {{uv|Minecraft}}
 |
 *'''''{{SSBUMusicLink|Minecraft|Halland / Dalarna}}'''''
@@ Line 613: / Line 642: @@
 |<center>[[File:Sephiroth SSBU.png|108x108px|link=Sephiroth (SSBU)]]<br>{{SSBU|Sephiroth}}</center>
 |<center>[[File:SSBU Northern Cave.png|x108px|link=Northern Cave]]<br>[[Northern Cave]]</center>
-|{{symbol|ff|16px}} {{uv|Final Fantasy}}
+|{{symbol|ff|24px}} {{uv|Final Fantasy}}
 |
 *'''''{{SSBUMusicLink|Final Fantasy|Opening - Bombing Mission}}'''''
@@ Line 644: / Line 673: @@
 |<center>[[File:Pyra SSBU.png|108x108px|link=Pyra (SSBU)]] [[File:Mythra SSBU.png|108x108px|link=Mythra (SSBU)]]<br>{{SSBU|Pyra}}/{{SSBU|Mythra}}</center>
 |<center>[[File:SSBU-Cloud_Sea_of_Alrest.jpg|x108px|link=]]<br>[[Cloud Sea of Alrest]]</center>
-|{{symbol|xb|16px}} {{uv|Xenoblade Chronicles}}
+|{{symbol|xb|24px}} {{uv|Xenoblade Chronicles}}
 |
 *'''''{{SSBUMusicLink|Xenoblade Chronicles|Xenoblade Chronicles 2 Medley}}'''''
@@ Line 665: / Line 694: @@
 *'''Pyra (Fighter)'''
 *'''Mythra (Fighter)'''
-*[[Rex]] (Master Driver)
 *Lora
 *Amalthus
@@ Line 675: / Line 703: @@
 !10
 |<center>[[File:Kazuya SSBU.png|108x108px|link=Kazuya (SSBU)]]<br>{{SSBU|Kazuya}}</center>
-|''Tekken'' stage
+|<center>[[File:SSBU-Mishima Dojo.png|x108px|link=Mishima Dojo]]<br>[[Mishima Dojo]]</center>
-|{{symbol|tekken|16px}} {{uv|Tekken}}
+|{{symbol|tekken|24px}} {{uv|Tekken}}
-|''not known yet''
+|
-|''not known yet''
+*''{{SSBUMusicLink|Tekken|Marine Stadium, Japan}}''
-|''not known yet''
+*''{{SSBUMusicLink|Tekken|Chicago, U.S.A.}}''
+*''{{SSBUMusicLink|Tekken|Kyoto, Japan}}''
+*''{{SSBUMusicLink|Tekken|Heihachi Mishima, the King of Iron Fist}}''
+*'''''{{SSBUMusicLink|Tekken|Kazuya Mishima, Devil Kazuya (Remix)}}'''''
+*''{{SSBUMusicLink|Tekken|Kazuya Mishima, Devil Kazuya (Original)}}''
+*''{{SSBUMusicLink|Tekken|Emotionless Passion}}''
+*''{{SSBUMusicLink|Tekken|Attract -Embu- / Character Select}}''
+*''{{SSBUMusicLink|Tekken|Hwoarang}}''
+*''{{SSBUMusicLink|Tekken|Jin Kazama}}''
+*''{{SSBUMusicLink|Tekken|Heihachi Mishima}}''
+*''{{SSBUMusicLink|Tekken|Opening Movie}}''
+*''{{SSBUMusicLink|Tekken|Jin Stage}}''
+*''{{SSBUMusicLink|Tekken|Kitsch}}''
+*''{{SSBUMusicLink|Tekken|Bit Crusher}}''
+*''{{SSBUMusicLink|Tekken|Red Hot Fist}}''
+*''{{SSBUMusicLink|Tekken|Moonlit Wilderness}}''
+*''{{SSBUMusicLink|Tekken|Poolside}}''
+*''{{SSBUMusicLink|Tekken|Snow Castle}}''
+*''{{SSBUMusicLink|Tekken|Into Nirvana}}''
+*''{{SSBUMusicLink|Tekken|RESURRECTION}}''
+*''{{SSBUMusicLink|Tekken|Ethno Evening}}''
+*''{{SSBUMusicLink|Tekken|YUKI}}''
+*''{{SSBUMusicLink|Tekken|Only One Fight}}''
+*'''''{{SSBUMusicLink|Tekken|Dist Thins Out}}'''''
+*'''''{{SSBUMusicLink|Tekken|Karma}}'''''
+*''{{SSBUMusicLink|Tekken|Arisa}}''
+*''{{SSBUMusicLink|Tekken|Yodeling in Meadow Hill}}''
+*''{{SSBUMusicLink|Tekken|Abyss of Time}}''
+*''{{SSBUMusicLink|Tekken|Plucking Tulips}}''
+*'''''{{SSBUMusicLink|Tekken|Landscape Under the Ghost-Kaminano}}'''''
+*''{{SSBUMusicLink|Tekken|New World Order}}''
+*''{{SSBUMusicLink|Tekken|No Easy Way Out}}''
+*''{{SSBUMusicLink|Tekken|Heat Haze Shadow}}''
+*'''''{{SSBUMusicLink|Tekken|Dojo (Japanese-Style Mix)}}'''''
+*''{{SSBUMusicLink|Tekken|DUOMO DI SIRIO 1st}}''
+*'''''{{SSBUMusicLink|Tekken|Moonsiders 1st}}'''''
+*'''''{{SSBUMusicLink|Tekken|Desperate Struggle}}'''''
+*'''''{{SSBUMusicLink|Tekken|Aloneness}}'''''
+|
+*'''Kazuya Mishima'''
+*'''Kazuya Mishima (Coat)'''
+*Heihachi Mishima
+*Jin Kazama
+*Devil Jin
+*Kuma & Panda
+*Nina Williams
+*King & Armor King
+*Ling Xiaolu
+*Paul Phoenix & Marshall Law
+*Yoshimitsu
+*Jack-7
+*Asuka Kazama
+|June 29, 2021
 |-
 !11
-|''unknown''
+|<center>[[File:Sora SSBU.png|108x108px|link=Sora (SSBU)]]<br>{{SSBU|Sora}}</center>
-|''unknown''
+|<center>[[File:SSBU-Hollow Bastion.jpg|x108px|link=Hollow Bastion]]<br>[[Hollow Bastion]]</center>
-|{{symbol|other|16px}} ''unknown''
+|{{symbol|kh|24px}} {{uv|Kingdom Hearts}}
-|''unknown''
+|
-|''unknown''
+*''{{SSBUMusicLink|Kingdom Hearts|Night of Fate}}''
-|''unknown''
+*''{{SSBUMusicLink|Kingdom Hearts|Destiny's Force}}''
+*''{{SSBUMusicLink|Kingdom Hearts|Shrouding Dark Cloud}}''
+*''{{SSBUMusicLink|Kingdom Hearts|Hand in Hand}}''
+*''{{SSBUMusicLink|Kingdom Hearts|Blast Away! -Gummi Ship II-}}''
+*''{{SSBUMusicLink|Kingdom Hearts|Hollow Bastion}}''
+*''{{SSBUMusicLink|Kingdom Hearts|Scherzo Di Notte}}''
+*''{{SSBUMusicLink|Kingdom Hearts|Fragments of Sorrow}}''
+*''{{SSBUMusicLink|Kingdom Hearts|Destati}}''
+*''{{SSBUMusicLink|Kingdom Hearts|Dearly Beloved -Swing Version-}}''*
+|
+*'''Sora'''
+*'''Sora (KINGDOM HEARTS II)'''
+*'''Sora (KINGDOM HEARTS 3D [Dream Drop Distance])'''
+*'''Sora (KINGDOM HEARTS III)'''
+*'''Sora (Timeless River)'''
+*Riku
+*Kairi
+*Roxas
+*Axel
+*Xion
+*Terra
+*Ventus
+*Aqua
+|October 18, 2021
 |}
+<small>*This song can only be obtained if the player has save data for ''{{iw|wikipedia|Kingdom Hearts: Melody of Memory}}'' on their console.</small>
 Songs in '''''bold italics''''' denote ''Smash'' remixes. Spirits in '''bold''' denote fighter spirits.
@@ Line 695: / Line 800: @@
 The pass can be purchased with the digital version of ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate'' at a combined price.
 {|class="wikitable"
-!Region!!Price (Piranha Plant)!!Price (Challenger Pack)!!Price (Fighters Pass Vol. 1)!!Price (Fighters Pass Vol. 2)!!''Game + All Fighters''
+!Region!!Price (Piranha Plant)*!!Price (Challenger Pack)!!Price (Fighters Pass Vol. 1)!!Price (Fighters Pass Vol. 2)!!''Game + All Fighters''
 |-
 |{{flag|United States}} United States || $4.99 USD || $5.99 USD || $24.99 USD || $29.99 USD || $119.96 USD
@@ Line 703: / Line 808: @@
 |{{flag|Australia}} Australia || $6.50 AUD || $7.80 AUD || $32.50 AUD || $39.00 AUD || $167.95 AUD
 |-
-|{{flag|Japan}} Japan || ¥540 JPY || ¥602 JPY || ¥2,500 JPY || ¥3,000 JPY || ¥13,240 JPY
+|{{flag|Japan}} Japan || ¥560 JPY || ¥662 JPY || ¥2,750 JPY || ¥3,300 JPY || ¥13,240 JPY
 |-
 |{{flag|Europe}} Eurozone || €4.99 EUR || €5.99 EUR || €24.99 EUR || €29.99 EUR || €129.96 EUR
@@ Line 715: / Line 820: @@
 |{{flag|Poland}} Poland || 20 PLN || 24 PLN || 100 PLN || 120 PLN || 529,80 PLN
 |}
+<small>*Price only applies to copies of the base game purchased after January 31, 2019. Prior copies received the character for free.</small>
 ===Mii Fighter costumes===
 {|class="wikitable"
 !Region!!Price (each)
@@ Line 727: / Line 832: @@
 |{{flag|Australia}} Australia || $1.05 AUD
 |-
-|{{flag|Japan}} Japan || ¥80 JPY
+|{{flag|Japan}} Japan || ¥81 JPY
 |-
 |{{flag|Europe}} Eurozone || €0.79 EUR
@@ Line 746: / Line 851: @@
 ==DLC Trailer Video==
 {{#widget:YouTube|id=Bcu1N5KOonE}}
+===Full version===
+{{#widget:YouTube|id=jF8WA0gMee8}}
 ==Gallery==
@@ Line 752: / Line 860: @@
 Digital-fighters-pass.png|The Fighters Pass bundle in ''Ultimate'' along with the digital version of the game.
 Complete fighters pass v1.jpg|Complete Fighters Pass Vol. 1.
-Fighters Pass Vol. 2 Fighters.jpg|Fighters Pass Vol. 2 with the first four Challenger Packs revealed.
+Fighters Pass Vol. 2 Fighters.jpg| Complete Fighters Pass Vol. 2.
 SSBU-More-DLC-Smash-Invitation.png|The confirmation of more DLC Fighters after the Fighters Pass.
 First8DLC.jpg|The first eight DLC fighters in ''Ultimate'' on {{SSBU|Battlefield}}.
@@ Line 758: / Line 866: @@
 ==Trivia==
-<!--NOTICE BEFORE EDITING: When using pronouns, SW:MoS states that they match the gender of the default. If referring to one gender, only refer to the alternate when it specifically applies to them. However, completely omitting pronouns and always using the character's name instead is entirely a valid style, as long as the sentence stays coherent. Additionally, please don't add anything about the criticism towards Byleth's reveal trailer in particular, or even Byleth himself.-->
+<!--NOTICE BEFORE EDITING: When using pronouns, SW:MoS states that they match the gender of the default. If referring to one gender, only refer to the alternate when it specifically applies to them. However, completely omitting pronouns and always using the character's name instead is entirely a valid style, as long as the sentence stays coherent. Additionally, please don't add anything about the criticism towards Byleth's reveal trailer in particular, or even that of Byleth himself.-->
-*Following the announcement of the {{SSBU|Hero}} and {{SSBU|Banjo & Kazooie}}, the [[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Official Site]] went from listing six DLC characters ({{SSBU|Piranha Plant}}, {{SSBU|Joker}}, and four "unknown"/empty slots) to listing eight (adding the Hero and Banjo & Kazooie without removing any of the empty slots). As there was no corresponding announcement of additional downloadable characters, this was likely an error, and it was later fixed. A similar mistake was later made with {{SSBU|Sephiroth}}'s addition, maintaining four empty slots instead of replacing one. This was also fixed.
+*{{SSBU|Piranha Plant}} is the only DLC character with a unique Palutena's Guidance conversation.
-*Challenger Pack 1 is the only Challenger Pack to not have a ''[[Mr. Sakurai Presents]]'' presentation, instead having a presentation similar to a traditional Nintendo Direct.
+*With the sole exception of Piranha Plant (referred to by its Japanese name "packun"), every downloadable fighter’s name in the code differs from that of their actual names. {{SSBU|Joker}}'s code name is "jack" ([[Arsène]]'s code name is "doyle"), {{SSBU|Hero}}'s is "brave," {{SSBU|Banjo & Kazooie}}'s is "buddy" (with Kazooie specifically sometimes referred to as "partner"), {{SSBU|Terry}}'s is "dolly," {{SSBU|Byleth}}'s is "master," {{SSBU|Min Min}}'s is "tantan," Steve's is "pickel" ([[Creeper]]’s codename is "scarier"), Sephiroth's is "edge," {{SSBU|Pyra}}'s is "eflame," {{SSBU|Mythra}}'s is "elight," as a pair Pyra & Mythra's is "element" ([[Rex]]'s codename is "diver"), {{SSBU|Kazuya}}'s is "demon" and {{SSBU|Sora}}'s is "trail."
-*Challenger Pack 2 is currently the only Challenger Pack that doesn't contain any ''Smash'' remixes.
+*According to [[Masahiro Sakurai]], Fighters Pass Vol. 2 was originally going to have five Challenger Packs as with the first Pass, but Sora's inclusion was secured after the other five fighters were already determined, resulting in an "extra" Challenger Pack.<ref>https://twitter.com/PushDustIn/status/1450855082203901954</ref>
-*Challenger Pack 4 currently holds the most music added as downloadable content in both ''Ultimate'' and [[Downloadable content (SSB4)|''SSB4'']]'s history, with a total of 50 tracks.
+*Following most DLC fighter reveals, the [[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Official Site]] was mistakenly updated to add fighter slots for recently revealed fighters without removing corresponding "mystery fighter" slots, resulting in extra empty slots that never corresponded to actual unrevealed fighters.
-**Similarly, ''Fatal Fury'' has the highest music count out of any third party series across both games, due to the various tracks from multiple series.
+*Banjo, Kazooie, Min Min, and Sora are the only DLC characters whose voice clips are recycled from their own games rather than recorded specifically for ''Smash'', while Piranha Plant and Steve are the only DLC fighters to not have any voice clips.
-*Challenger Pack 5 is currently the only Challenger Pack to have none of its contents revealed prior to its ''Mr. Sakurai Presents'' presentation, only them be revealed during it. While Challenger Packs 1 and 6 also did not reveal their contents, their fighters, Joker and a character from ''ARMS'', were revealed prior to their presentations (at the Game Awards 2018 and a March 2020 Nintendo Direct Mini respectively). Additionally, while the short presentation that contained Steve's reveal trailer was considered part of a ''Mr. Sakurai Presents'', the longer in-depth video was released a few days after.
+*In North America, when trailers for new Mii Fighter costumes are shown off, costumes of characters that are from a franchise that typically have M-rated installments from the ESRB only show the name of the character alongside the ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate'' logo, rather than the logo of the franchise the character is from. This has occurred with [[Altaïr]] (''Assassin's Creed''), [[Vault Boy]] (''Fallout''), [[Travis Touchdown]] (''No More Heroes''), [[Dragonborn]] (''The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim''), [[Dante]] (''Devil May Cry''), and [[Doom Slayer]] (''Doom'').
-*Challenger Packs 5, 8, and 9 are the only ones so far to include music tracks that can play in multiple stages (as their characters are from pre-existing universes that already had stages in the base game), not including {{SSBU|Battlefield}}, [[Small Battlefield]], {{SSBU|Big Battlefield}}, and {{SSBU|Final Destination}}.
+**Four of the Mii Fighter costume reveals would additionally gain a "rated TEEN by the ESRB" notice when the character's respective logo for a series that typically has T-rated installments from the ESRB appeared, those being the [[Monster Hunter|Hunter's Mail]] and [[Rathalos#As_a_Costume|Rathalos Mail]] (both from ''Monster Hunter''), [[Lloyd Irving|Lloyd]] (''Tales of Symphonia''), and [[Shantae]] (the series of the same name, possibly referring to the games ''Shantae and the Pirate's Curse'', ''Shantae: Half-Genie Hero'' and ''Shantae and the Seven Sirens'', as the first two installments are not T-rated).
-*With the exceptions of {{SSBU|Terry}}, {{SSBU|Sephiroth}} and {{SSBU|Kazuya}}, every DLC character has at least one other character to assist them in their [[Final Smash]].
+**Oddly, even though Altair, Vault Boy, and Travis' game logos were shown in the European versions of their trailers, this did not happen with Dragonborn, Dante or Doom Slayer, as their game logos are only shown in the Japanese versions of their trailers.
-*Thus far, every DLC fighter that is part of a Fighters Pass has had a cinematic [[Final Smash]] (though Pyra, Mythra, and Kazuya's are a hybrid of a cinematic and in-game Final Smash).
+**''Persona'', another series that typically has M-rated installments, did not originally follow this pattern. However, starting with Byleth's presentation, the North American versions of the ''Mr. Sakurai Presents'' presentations removed the logos of the games each of the DLC fighters hail from when showing an overview of the Fighters Passes, possibly due to ''Persona 5'''s rating.
-**Also thus far, no DLC fighter's Final Smash is able to catch all seven opponents. Joker's can only catch four, Hero, Byleth, Sephiroth, Pyra, and Mythra's can only catch three, Piranha Plant's can only catch two (using Petey Piranha's cages), and Banjo & Kazooie, Terry, Min Min, and Steve's can only catch one.
+***Later in 2022, an [https://www.nintendo.com/en-us/whatsnew/detail/2022/take-a-look-back-at-super-smash-bros-fighter-reveals-with-masahiro-sakurai-part-2/ article] on Nintendo's website detailing ''Ultimate'''s reveal trailers refers to ''Persona 5'' as "Joker's original game".
-*With the sole exception of [[Northern Cave]], every DLC stage has featured [[Background character|other characters making cameos on the stage]] (though in [[Spring Stadium]]'s case, the characters only make cameos as pictures on the jumbotron in the background).
+**In a similar vein, the UK version of the ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate'' website shows Kazuya's series as ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate'' × ''Kazuya'' rather than ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate'' × ''Tekken'' like in other regions. The logos for other franchises in the "Display by Series" option of the Fighters page would later be removed from the European websites due to this.
-*With the sole exception of Piranha Plant (referred to by its Japanese name "packun"), every downloadable fighter’s name in the code differs from that of their actual names. Joker's code name is "jack", Hero's is "brave", Banjo & Kazooie's is "buddy", Terry's is "dolly", Byleth's is "master", Min Min's is "tantan", Steve's is "pickel", Sephiroth's is "edge", Pyra and Mythra's code name as a pair is "element", while individually Pyra's is "eflame" and Mythra's is "elight".
+*Oddly, when the Mii Fighter costumes for [[Barret]] and [[Tifa]] were shown, the trailer in Sephiroth's ''Mr. Sakurai Presents'' video as well as the separately-uploaded trailer with the Wave 8 Mii costumes uploaded the same day shows the logo of ''Final Fantasy VII'' next to the ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate'' logo. However, the separate video was taken down and reuploaded on January 11, 2021, and the ''Final Fantasy VII'' logo was changed to just ''Final Fantasy''.
-*Banjo, Kazooie and Min Min are currently the only DLC characters whose voice clips are recycled from their own games rather than recorded specifically for ''Smash'', while Piranha Plant and Steve are the only DLC fighters thus far to not have any voice clips.
+**This may be due to rating issues, which can be evidenced by how Sephiroth's page on the North American website includes a "''FINAL FANTASY VII'' RATED TEEN BY THE ESRB" message, which also applies to Pyra/Mythra and Kazuya's pages with their respective games.
-*Hero (specifically, his [[Erdrick]] variant), Banjo, Kazooie, and Min Min are currently the only DLC characters to appear in an animated trailer other than their own. The former three appeared in Sephiroth's trailer, while the latter appeared in Kazuya's trailer.
+**Despite that, the ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate'' × ''Final Fantasy'' screen still appears during the [[Chocobo]] reveal, though this is likely due to the fact that the character is not tied to any specific installment.
-*In North America, when trailers for new Mii Fighter costumes are shown off, costumes of characters that are from an ESRB M-rated franchise only show the name of the character alongside the ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate'' logo, rather than the logo of the franchise the character is from. So far, this has occurred with [[Altaïr]] from ''Assassin's Creed'', [[Vault Boy]] from ''Fallout'', and [[Travis Touchdown]] from ''No More Heroes''.
+*At the end of October 2019, on the North American English-language official site only, Piranha Plant's purchase cost was incorrectly changed from US$4.99/CA$6.29 to US$5.99/CA$7.55 to match all of the other fighters. This error remains as of October, 2023.<ref>[https://smashbros.nintendo.com/buy/dlc/]</ref> The actual eShop price charged remains the correct (lower) price. This error does not appear to be present in any other languages or regions.
-**''Persona'' and ''Final Fantasy'', which are also M-rated series, do not follow this pattern due to having playable characters (and the game that the latter series represents is not M-rated).
+*Masahiro Sakurai revealed in a [[YouTube]] video that he considered releasing all music tracks in the base game as free downloadable content. This is due to the combined ROM data having been larger than the allotted 16 gigabytes of space a [[Nintendo Switch]] cartridge could hold at the time. This was prevented when a new way to compress audio files was invented so music tracks now take up a quarter of the space they used to without any loss in audio quality.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RDrNWAHaKfI=329s Super Smash Bros. Ultimate <nowiki>[Game Concepts]</nowiki>]</ref>
-**Other regions show the logo of the game regardless of the game's age rating.
-*Oddly, when the Mii Fighter costumes for [[Barret]] and [[Tifa]] were shown, the trailer in Sephiroth's ''Mr. Sakurai Presents'' video as well as the separately-uploaded trailer with the Wave 8 Mii costumes uploaded the same day shows the logo of ''Final Fantasy VII'' next to the ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate'' logo. However, for unexplained reasons, the separate video was taken down and reuploaded on January 11, 2021, and the ''Final Fantasy VII'' logo was changed to just ''Final Fantasy''.
-**Despite that, the ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate'' x ''Final Fantasy'' screen still appears during the [[Chocobo]] reveal.
-*At the beginning of November 2019, on the North American English-language official site only, Piranha Plant's purchase cost was incorrectly changed from US$4.99/CA$6.29 to US$5.99/CA$7.55 to match all of the other fighters. This error remains as of May 2021. The actual eShop price charged remains the correct (lower) price. This error does not appear to be present in any other languages or regions.
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