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[[File:SSBU_Trailer_Intro.gif|right|250px|thumb|The opening cinematic of most fighter trailers for ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate''.]]
[[File:SSBU_Trailer_Intro.gif|thumb|250px|The opening cinematic of most fighter trailers for ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate''.]]
Several playable fighters in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'' have been announced via '''promotional trailers'''. Continuing the trend from the [[List of Super Smash Bros. 4 character trailers|character trailers]] for ''[[Super Smash Bros. 4]]'', most trailers consist of original animation, done mainly with CGI animation, as well as gameplay clips that demonstrate a character's moveset. Most trailers begin with the animation of two geometric slashes forming the same cross used for the [[Super Smash Bros. logo|''Smash'' logo]], then the camera zooming into the cross (exceptions include initial broadcasts of trailers that reveal the setting and character(s) before revealing the fact that they are coming to ''Smash''). At some point in most trailers, the relevant character(s) strike(s) a pose on a splash screen alongside their name and an introductory catchphrase, pun, or statement (e.g., "{{SSBU|Ridley}} Hits the Big Time!" or "{{SSBU|Joker}} Steals the Show!").
Several playable fighters in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'' have been announced via '''promotional trailers'''. Continuing the trend from the [[List of Super Smash Bros. 4 character trailers|character trailers]] for ''[[Super Smash Bros. 4]]'', most trailers consist of original animation, done mainly with CGI animation, as well as gameplay clips that demonstrate a character's moveset. Most trailers begin with the animation of two geometric slashes forming the same cross used for the [[Super Smash Bros. logo|''Smash'' logo]], then the camera zooming into the cross (exceptions include initial broadcasts of trailers that reveal the setting and character(s) before revealing the fact that they are coming to ''Smash''). At some point in most trailers, the relevant character(s) strike(s) a pose on a splash screen alongside their name and an introductory catchphrase, pun, or statement (e.g., "{{SSBU|Ridley}} Hits the Big Time!" or "{{SSBU|Joker}} Steals the Show!").


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==={{SSBU|Ridley}}===
==={{SSBU|Ridley}}===
[[File:Ridley Trailer.png|thumb|250px|"A Piercing Screech" trailer.]]Ridley's trailer, titled "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T-v88jEmkYM A Piercing Screech]" ({{ja|狩猟の魔爪|Shuryō no Matsume}}, ''Demon Claws of the Hunt''), was first shown at the conclusion of Nintendo's E3 2018 video presentation on June 12th. The trailer opens with a dark room with a spaceship aesthetic. In this room, [[Samus]], [[Mega Man]] and Mario are seen walking cautiously on a narrow bridge. Mega Man is grabbed off-screen and then pierced by a tail (and his "lost a life" sound is played), then Mario is snatched and smashed by a claw. Samus turns around, seemingly shocked, but regains her composure and readies her arm cannon, only to find Mario's hat laying on the ground. After a loud stomp, Ridley bursts out of the ground in front of Samus and lets out a screech, striking a pose as the tagline "Ridley Hits the Big Time!" appears on screen. He tauntingly twirls Mario's hat on his finger briefly before the trailer transitions to in-game footage. After Ridley uses his Final Smash on Samus, the ''Ultimate'' logo is shown on screen, and the trailer cuts back to animation. Ridley looks over the destruction before growling as he watches Samus [[Zero Suit Samus|ejecting from her suit]], leaping out from an explosive fire towards Ridley as the trailer concludes.
[[File:Ridley Trailer.png|thumb|250px|"A Piercing Screech" trailer.]]Ridley's trailer, titled "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T-v88jEmkYM A Piercing Screech]" ({{ja|狩猟の魔爪|Shuryō no Matsume}}, ''Demon Claws of the Hunt''), was first shown at the conclusion of Nintendo's E3 2018 video presentation on June 12th. The trailer opens with a dark room with a spaceship aesthetic. In this room, [[Samus]], [[Mega Man]] and Mario are seen walking cautiously on a narrow bridge. Mega Man is grabbed off-screen and then pierced by a tail (and his "lost a life" sound is played), then Mario is snatched and smashed by a claw. Samus turns around, seemingly shocked, but regains her composure and readies her arm cannon, only to find Mario's hat laying on the ground. After 2 loud stomps, Ridley bursts out of the ground in front of Samus, whose eyes show her to be extremely terrified, followed by Ridley who appears in the reflection, lets out a screech, and strikes a pose as the tagline "Ridley Hits the Big Time!" appears on screen. He tauntingly twirls Mario's hat on his finger briefly before the trailer transitions to in-game footage. After Ridley uses his Final Smash on Samus, the ''Ultimate'' logo is shown on screen, and the trailer cuts back to animation. Ridley looks over the destruction before growling as he watches Samus [[Zero Suit Samus|ejecting from her suit]], leaping out from an explosive fire towards Ridley as the trailer concludes.


The pose Samus takes before Ridley is revealed is heavily similar to her pose in the final shot of the ''Metroid'' segment of the ''[[Melee]]'' [[opening movie]], where she is seen fighting against Ridley.
The pose Samus takes before Ridley is revealed is heavily similar to her pose in the final shot of the ''Metroid'' segment of the ''[[Melee]]'' [[opening movie]], where she is seen fighting against Ridley.
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==={{SSBU|King K. Rool}}===
==={{SSBU|King K. Rool}}===
[[File:King K. Rool Trailer.png|thumb|250px|"The Rivals" trailer.]]
[[File:King K. Rool Trailer.png|thumb|250px|"The Rivals" trailer.]]
King K. Rool's trailer, titled "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0-gfC1upmoA The Rivals]" ({{ja|ライバルたち|Raibarutachi}}, ''Rivals''), opens with art depicting various Nintendo heroes and their respective arch-nemeses or rivals of ''Super Smash Bros.'' facing off, such as Mario trying to save [[Peach]] from [[Bowser]], [[Link]] vs. [[Ganondorf]], [[Samus]] vs. [[Ridley]], [[Fox]] vs. [[Wolf]], and [[Kirby]] facing [[Meta Knight]]. It is then revealed that it was a TV show being watched by [[Donkey Kong]] and [[Diddy Kong]] who are lounging lazily in their treehouse when they are interrupted by the ground shaking. They run to the window to find the source as a giant shadow looms overhead. A silhouette of what appears to be King K. Rool is seen, but this is promptly revealed to be [[King Dedede]] in disguise. Dedede laughs at the surprised Kongs, unaware of the real King K. Rool looming behind him, who proceeds to send Dedede flying with a claw strike. King K. Rool's tagline, "King K. Rool Comes Aboard!", appears and the King menacingly grins at the Kongs, whose eyes pop out in surprise.
King K. Rool's trailer, titled "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0-gfC1upmoA The Rivals]" ({{ja|ライバルたち|Raibarutachi}}, ''Rivals''), opens with art depicting various Nintendo heroes and their respective arch-nemeses or rivals of ''Super Smash Bros.'' facing off, such as Mario trying to save [[Peach]] from [[Bowser]], [[Link]] protecting Zelda from [[Ganondorf]], [[Kirby]] facing [[Meta Knight]], [[Fox]] and [[Falco]] fighting [[Wolf]], and [[Samus]] fighting [[Ridley]]. It is then revealed that it was a TV show being watched by [[Donkey Kong]] and [[Diddy Kong]] who are lounging lazily in their treehouse when they are interrupted by the ground shaking, as Donkey Kong lets out a loud yawn. They run to the window to find the source as a giant shadow looms overhead. A silhouette of what appears to be King K. Rool is seen, but this is promptly revealed to be [[King Dedede]] in disguise. Dedede laughs at the surprised Kongs, unaware of the real King K. Rool looming behind him, who proceeds to send Dedede flying with a claw strike. King K. Rool's tagline, "King K. Rool Comes Aboard!", appears and the King menacingly grins at the Kongs, whose eyes pop out in surprise.


King K. Rool roars and is then seen in actual gameplay. After he uses his [[Final Smash]] on Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong, the trailer cuts back to animation as Donkey Kong, having taken a blow, slides across DK Island before recovering and charging towards King K. Rool alongside Diddy Kong. King K. Rool charges towards him in the same manner. The three leap into the air and their respective blows meet in a massive explosion, followed by the ''Ultimate'' logo. The trailer then cuts back to gameplay depicting Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong [[taunt]]ing next to a downed King K. Rool, celebrating his apparent defeat, before he rolls away. A giant King K. Rool then runs up and stomps on the Kongs, burying them, and the trailer ends with a taunt of his own.
King K. Rool roars and is then seen in actual gameplay. After he uses his [[Final Smash]] on Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong, the trailer cuts back to animation as Donkey Kong, having taken a blow, slides across DK Island before recovering and charging towards King K. Rool alongside Diddy Kong. King K. Rool charges towards him in the same manner. The three leap into the air and their respective blows meet in a massive explosion, followed by the ''Ultimate'' logo. The trailer then cuts back to gameplay depicting Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong [[taunt]]ing next to a downed King K. Rool, celebrating his apparent defeat, before he rolls away. A giant King K. Rool then runs up and stomps on the Kongs, burying them, and the trailer ends with a taunt of his own.
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==={{SSBU|Banjo & Kazooie}}===
==={{SSBU|Banjo & Kazooie}}===
[[File:Banjo Trailer.png|thumb|250px|"Best Friends" trailer]]
[[File:Banjo Trailer.png|thumb|250px|"Best Friends" trailer]]
This trailer, titled [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qyJ4djjQOr0 Best Friends] ({{ja|仲間たち|Nakamatachi}}, ''Friends''), opens nearly identically to ''The Rivals'', re-using the illustrations of various heroes and arch-nemeses/rivals fighting, but with the addition of Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong facing King K. Rool as well. The TV turns off and the trailer cuts to Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong's treehouse also as in King K. Rool's trailer, but they are now joined by a sleeping King K. Rool himself. A Jiggy flies into the treehouse, startling the two Kongs, and Diddy Kong wakes up King K. Rool before the three jump to the window. Looking outside, they witness a silhouette appear resembling Banjo & Kazooie, but this is soon revealed to be [[Duck Hunt]] in disguise. The dog begins laughing about the prank, only to be knocked out of the way by Banjo himself as he and Kazooie descend down from above. The bear and bird then pose as their tagline, "Banjo-Kazooie are Raring to Go!", appears, while Donkey Kong, Diddy Kong, and King K. Rool enthusiastically cheer for their appearance. They are then shown in-game battling various opponents, finally using their [[The Mighty Jinjonator|Final Smash]] on King K. Rool. Another cinematic then plays, in which King K. Rool is seen plummeting down the side of a cliff. He falls into the ground below, and a large rock covers the hole he creates. Banjo & Kazooie jump off the rock and land nearby; they then pose as various fighters pose behind them. The trailer cuts with a Jiggy-filled screen to the ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate'' logo, which is joined by "× ''Banjo-Kazooie''". Banjo is then seen eating [[Food|pancakes]] near a sleeping giant {{SSBU|Ivysaur}}, who promptly wakes up and chases him and Kazooie off-screen.
This trailer, titled [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qyJ4djjQOr0 Best Friends] ({{ja|仲間たち|Nakamatachi}}, ''Friends''), opens nearly identically to ''The Rivals'', re-using the illustrations of various heroes and arch-nemeses/rivals fighting, but with the addition of Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong facing King K. Rool as well. The TV turns off and the trailer cuts to Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong's treehouse also as in King K. Rool's trailer, but they are now joined by a sleeping King K. Rool himself. A Jiggy flies into the treehouse, startling the two Kongs, and Diddy Kong wakes up King K. Rool before the three jump to the window, breaking it entirely this time. Looking outside, they witness a silhouette appear resembling Banjo & Kazooie, but this is soon revealed to be [[Duck Hunt]] in disguise. The dog begins laughing about the prank, only to be knocked out of the way by Banjo himself as he and Kazooie descend down from above. The bear and bird then pose as their tagline, "Banjo-Kazooie are Raring to Go!", appears, while Donkey Kong, Diddy Kong, and King K. Rool enthusiastically cheer for their appearance. They are then shown in-game battling various opponents, finally using their [[The Mighty Jinjonator|Final Smash]] on King K. Rool. Another cinematic then plays, in which King K. Rool is seen plummeting down the side of a cliff. He falls into the ground below, and a large rock covers the hole he creates. Banjo & Kazooie jump off the rock and land nearby; they then pose as various fighters pose behind them. The trailer cuts with a Jiggy-filled screen to the ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate'' logo, which is joined by "× ''Banjo-Kazooie''". Banjo is then seen eating [[Food|pancakes]] near a sleeping giant {{SSBU|Ivysaur}}, who promptly wakes up and chases him and Kazooie off-screen.


The similarities between this trailer and King K. Rool's, as well as Banjo & Kazooie's general interactions with the three {{uv|Donkey Kong}} characters, are references to their shared creator, [[Rare Ltd.]]; Rare is also referenced through the duo's tagline. The scene at the end of the trailer in which King K. Rool is buried in the ground and covered by a rock is a reference to the end of the first ''Banjo-Kazooie'' game, where the same thing happens to Gruntilda after she is defeated. The Jiggy-filled screen cut is a reference to the loading screens of ''Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts'', which also use Jiggies filling the screen.
The similarities between this trailer and King K. Rool's, as well as Banjo & Kazooie's general interactions with the three {{uv|Donkey Kong}} characters, are references to their shared creator, [[Rare Ltd.]]; Rare is also referenced through the duo's tagline. The scene at the end of the trailer in which King K. Rool is buried in the ground and covered by a rock is a reference to the end of the first ''Banjo-Kazooie'' game, where the same thing happens to Gruntilda after she is defeated. The Jiggy-filled screen cut is a reference to the loading screens of ''Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts'', which also use Jiggies filling the screen.
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==={{SSBU|Byleth}}===
==={{SSBU|Byleth}}===
[[File:Byleth Trailer.png|thumb|250px|"The Ashen Demon" trailer.]]
[[File:Byleth Trailer.png|thumb|250px|"The Ashen Demon" trailer.]]
This trailer, titled [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6fwAk1P8TLU The Ashen Demon] ({{ja|風花雪撃|Fūkasetsugeki}}, ''Wind, Flower, Snow, Strike''), takes place at the end of Chapter 10 of ''Fire Emblem: Three Houses''. It begins with an abridged version of the cutscene showing {{s|fireemblemwiki|Solon}}, an agent of "{{s|fireemblemwiki|Those who slither in the dark}}", summoning dark energy that engulfs around Byleth. This ends up sending Byleth to the void with [[Sothis]], who scolds him for falling for Solon's trap. Sothis then asks Byleth if he is "prepared to die", to which he shakes his head in response. Sothis responds that she also does not want to die either, and states "And yet... There is no other choice...". After some confusion from Byleth, Sothis clarifies her statement and tells Byleth that he needs to join ''Smash''. After brandishing a ''Smash Bros.'' invitation, Byleth is sent out of the void, with two slashes of light crossing together in the sky; Byleth comes flying out, and the screen declares, "Byleth Joins Smash House!" Solon is shown expressing disbelief at Byleth's return (with a statement spoofing his return from the actual game), and the trailer then switches to gameplay of Byleth, showing his moves with the Sword of the Creator, before he is beaten up by the other sword users. Byleth then returns to the void, this time with noticeable injuries. Annoyed and disappointed by the reunion, Sothis states "I see. Too many swordsmen, are there?" This is a self-deprecating joke towards the abundance of fighters that use [[List of swords|swords]] in the game. Sothis then asks what Byleth plans to do after getting beaten by the swordsmen, and after a quick screen transition, the female version of Byleth is shown. Sothis, amused at Byleth's "cleverness" sends down Failnaught, Areadbhar and Amyr, three different signature weapons wielded by Claude, Dimitri, and Edelgard respectively. Light then circles around the two previous slashes (forming the whole ''Smash'' symbol), and female Byleth comes flying out with the weapons, and the screen declares, "Byleth Recruits ...Byleth!" After this, Solon is seen once more, completely shocked at female Byleth's appearance. The trailer then transitions to gameplay once more, with Sothis commenting on each one of the Hero's Relics' abilities: Areadbhar's long reach, Amyr's overwhelming power, and the speed of Failnaught. Byleth then grabs the [[Smash Ball]], and performs the Final Smash, [[Progenitor God Ruptured Heaven]]. The ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate'' logo then appears, followed by "× ''Fire Emblem: Three Houses''". Byleth then walks towards three Pikmin and [[crouch]]es as their buds turn into flowers.
This trailer, titled [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6fwAk1P8TLU The Ashen Demon] ({{ja|風花雪撃|Fūkasetsugeki}}, ''Wind, Flower, Snow, Strike''), takes place at the end of Chapter 10 of ''Fire Emblem: Three Houses''. It begins with an abridged version of the cutscene showing {{s|fireemblemwiki|Solon}}, an agent of "{{s|fireemblemwiki|Those who slither in the dark}}", summoning dark energy that engulfs around Byleth. This ends up sending Byleth to the void with [[Sothis]], who scolds him for falling for Solon's trap. Sothis then asks Byleth if he is "prepared to die", to which he shakes his head in response. Sothis responds that she also does not want to die either, and states "And yet... There is no other choice...". After some confusion from Byleth, Sothis clarifies her statement and tells Byleth that he needs to join ''Smash''. After brandishing a ''Smash Bros.'' invitation, Byleth is sent out of the void, with two slashes of light crossing together in the sky; Byleth comes flying out, and the screen declares, "Byleth Joins Smash House!" Solon is shown expressing disbelief at Byleth's return (with a statement spoofing his return from the actual game), and the trailer then switches to gameplay of Byleth, showing his moves with the Sword of the Creator, before he is beaten up by the other sword users. Byleth then returns to the void, this time with noticeable injuries. Annoyed and disappointed by the reunion, Sothis states "I see. Too many swordsmen, are there?" (a self-deprecating joke towards the abundance of fighters that use [[List of swords|swords]] in the game) and then asks what Byleth plans to do after getting beaten by the swordsmen, and after a quick screen transition, the female version of Byleth is shown. Sothis, amused at Byleth's "cleverness" sends down Failnaught, Areadbhar and Amyr, three different signature weapons wielded by Claude, Dimitri, and Edelgard respectively. Light then circles around the two previous slashes (forming the whole ''Smash'' symbol), and female Byleth comes flying out with the weapons, and the screen declares, "Byleth Recruits ...Byleth!" After this, Solon is seen once more, completely shocked at female Byleth's appearance. The trailer then transitions to gameplay once more, with Sothis commenting on each one of the Hero's Relics' abilities: Areadbhar's long reach, Amyr's overwhelming power, and the speed of Failnaught. Byleth then grabs the [[Smash Ball]], and performs the Final Smash, [[Progenitor God Ruptured Heaven]]. The ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate'' logo then appears, followed by "× ''Fire Emblem: Three Houses''". Byleth then walks towards three Pikmin and [[crouch]]es as their buds turn into flowers.
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==={{SSBU|Sora}}===
==={{SSBU|Sora}}===
[[File:Sora Trailer.png|250px|thumb|"The Last Key" trailer.]]
[[File:Sora Trailer.png|250px|thumb|"The Last Key" trailer.]]
This trailer, titled [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=82Q2XTJ8jWk The Last Key] ({{ja|最後のカギ|Saigo no Kagi}}, ''The Last Key''), begins with the opening cinematic freezing mid-way through. It then transitions into an image of the burning ''Smash'' insignia from Inkling's trailer, with [[Cloud]], [[Sephiroth]], and nearly every first-party fighter in ''Ultimate'' staring into it from below. The flames forming the insignia dissipate, and all the fighters promptly become [[trophies]]; one flame falls from the insignia as it disappears, which awakens Mario. He slowly approaches the flame before grabbing and throwing it forwards. The flames dissipate to reveal the [[List of swords#Keyblade|Kingdom Key]] within, which fires a beam of light behind the fighters to reveal a Keyhole, the light from which awakens the fighters. Sora emerges from it and happily flies around the fighters with Pixie Dust; he then lands, grabs the Keyblade, and poses with his tagline, "Sora is Finally Here!", transitioning into a gameplay montage. The montage ends with Sora jumping back to the insignia room (with the flames relit) and shaking hands with Mario as the other fighters from the beginning of the trailer cheer behind him. The montage ends with the ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate'' logo followed by "× ''Kingdom Hearts''".
This trailer, titled [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=82Q2XTJ8jWk The Last Key] ({{ja|最後のカギ|Saigo no Kagi}}, ''The Last Key''), begins with the opening cinematic freezing mid-way through. It then transitions into an image of the burning ''Smash'' insignia from Inkling's trailer, with [[Cloud]], [[Sephiroth]], and nearly every first-party fighter in ''Ultimate'' staring into it from below. The flames forming the insignia dissipate, and all the fighters promptly become [[trophies]]; one flame falls from the insignia as it disappears, which awakens Mario. He slowly approaches the flame before grabbing and throwing it forwards. The flames dissipate to reveal the [[List of swords#Kingdom Key|Kingdom Key]] within, which fires a beam of light behind the fighters to reveal a Keyhole, the light from which awakens the fighters. Sora emerges from it and happily flies around the fighters with Pixie Dust; he then lands, grabs the Keyblade, and poses, saying "Let's go!" ("{{ja|お待たせ!|Omatase!}}"; "Sorry to have kept you waiting/Thank you for waiting"). His tagline, "Sora is Finally Here!", then appears, before transitioning into a gameplay montage. The montage ends with Sora jumping back to the insignia room (with the flames relit) and shaking hands with Mario as the other fighters from the beginning of the trailer cheer behind him in the final group shot. The montage ends with the ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate'' logo followed by "× ''Kingdom Hearts''".


Sora's reveal trailer contains multiple references to the ''Kingdom Hearts'' series. In particular, Mario's role in the trailer pays homage to King Mickey Mouse, who similarly briefly wields the Kingdom Key and summons Sora to save his denizens. Cloud and Sephiroth's prominent appearances in the trailer reference their respective roles in ''Kingdom Hearts'', with the latter appearing as a boss in the series' first two installments.
Sora's reveal trailer contains multiple references to the ''Kingdom Hearts'' series. In particular, Mario's role in the trailer pays homage to King Mickey Mouse, who similarly briefly wields the Kingdom Key and summons Sora to save his denizens. Cloud and Sephiroth's prominent appearances in the trailer reference their respective roles in ''Kingdom Hearts'', with the latter appearing as a boss in the series' first two installments.
Sora's voice clips was taken from one of his dialogue lines somewhere in ''Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance''.


The initial airing of this trailer at the beginning of [[Mr. Sakurai Presents#Battling with Sora|Sora's Mr. Sakurai Presents]] ended at the splash screen, omitting gameplay footage; the full trailer properly debuted at the end of the Presentation.
The initial airing of this trailer at the beginning of [[Mr. Sakurai Presents#Battling with Sora|Sora's Mr. Sakurai Presents]] ended at the splash screen, omitting gameplay footage; the full trailer properly debuted at the end of the Presentation.
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==Other character reveals==
==Other character reveals==
===[[Veteran]]s===
===[[Veteran]]s===
[[File:Everyone is Here.png|thumb|250px|"Everyone is here!" trailer.]]Uniquely, all of the returning characters in ''Ultimate'' were revealed simultaneously in the "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3YmIl3jA758 Everyone is here!]" (PAL)/"Challenger Approaching Intro Video" (NTSC) trailer, as well as the formal reveal of Inkling. Every character is given a number corresponding to their debut in the ''Super Smash Bros.'' series. The trailer opens up with a shot of {{SSBU|Battlefield}} before showing fighter number one, Mario, emerging from a [[Warp Pipe]] before demonstrating gameplay footage of him, then moving on to {{SSBU|Samus}}; {{SSBU|Kirby}}; {{SSBU|Bowser}}; {{SSBU|Link}}; {{SSBU|Donkey Kong}}; {{SSBU|Fox}} and {{SSBU|Falco}}; {{SSBU|Marth}}; {{SSBU|Zelda}} and {{SSBU|Sheik}}, {{SSBU|Villager}}; {{SSBU|Meta Knight}} and {{SSBU|Mewtwo}}; Sonic; Peach; then Pikachu. The {{SSBU|Ice Climbers}}, who were absent from ''[[Super Smash Bros. 4]]'', are shown on [[Summit]]; followed by the first in-game footage of {{SSBU|Inkling}}; then {{SSBU|Captain Falcon}}, {{SSBU|Zero Suit Samus}} and {{SSBU|Wii Fit Trainer}}; {{SSBU|Charizard}}, {{SSBU|Ivysaur}}, and {{SSBU|Squirtle}} returning as part of {{SSBU|Pokémon Trainer}}; {{SSBU|Ness}} and {{SSBU|Lucas}}; {{SSBU|Ryu}} and {{SSBU|Ganondorf}}; {{SSBU|Ike}}; then Cloud. {{SSBU|Snake}} appears on [[Shadow Moses Island]] and as he stands up, the text "EVERYONE IS HERE!" appears in front of him. The trailer then proceeds to show {{SSBU|Jigglypuff}} and {{SSBU|Pichu}}; {{SSBU|Roy}}; {{SSBU|Olimar}} and {{SSBU|Diddy Kong}}; {{SSBU|Lucario}}; {{SSBU|Lucina}} and {{SSBU|Robin}}; {{SSBU|Bayonetta}}; {{SSBU|Mr. Game & Watch}} and {{SSBU|Greninja}}; {{SSBU|Dr. Mario}}, {{SSBU|R.O.B.}}, and {{SSBU|Duck Hunt}}; {{SSBU|Pit}}, {{SSBU|Dark Pit}}, and {{SSBU|Palutena}}; {{SSBU|Corrin}}; {{SSBU|Bowser Jr.}}; {{SSBU|Toon Link}} and {{SSBU|Young Link}}; {{SSBU|Rosalina & Luma}} and {{SSBU|King Dedede}}; the {{SSBU|Mii Fighter}}s; {{SSBU|Wario}} and {{SSBU|Little Mac}}; {{SSBU|Pac-Man}}; {{SSBU|Shulk}}; {{SSBU|Wolf}}; and Mega Man. After showing the game's full logo for the first time, revealing its title as ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate'', the trailer shows {{SSBU|Luigi}} and {{SSBU|Yoshi}} who, despite being two of the [[Original 12]], are notoriously often revealed to be in the game late in development, something that [[Masahiro Sakurai]] commented on when revealing Luigi for ''Super Smash Bros. 4''.
[[File:Everyone is Here.png|thumb|250px|"Everyone is here!" trailer.]]Uniquely, all of the returning characters in ''Ultimate'' were revealed simultaneously in the "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3YmIl3jA758 Everyone is here!]" (PAL)/"Challenger Approaching Intro Video" (NTSC) trailer, as well as the formal reveal of Inkling. Every character is given a number corresponding to their debut in the ''Super Smash Bros.'' series. The trailer opens up with a shot of {{SSBU|Battlefield}} before showing fighter number one, {{SSBU|Mario}}, emerging from a [[Warp Pipe]] before demonstrating gameplay footage of him, then moving on to {{SSBU|Samus}}; {{SSBU|Kirby}}; {{SSBU|Bowser}}; {{SSBU|Link}}; {{SSBU|Donkey Kong}}; {{SSBU|Fox}} and {{SSBU|Falco}}; {{SSBU|Marth}}; {{SSBU|Zelda}} and {{SSBU|Sheik}}, {{SSBU|Villager}}; {{SSBU|Meta Knight}} and {{SSBU|Mewtwo}}; Sonic; Peach; then Pikachu. The {{SSBU|Ice Climbers}}, who were absent from ''[[Super Smash Bros. 4]]'', are shown on [[Summit]]; followed by the first in-game footage of {{SSBU|Inkling}}; then {{SSBU|Captain Falcon}}; {{SSBU|Zero Suit Samus}} and {{SSBU|Wii Fit Trainer}}; {{SSBU|Charizard}}, {{SSBU|Ivysaur}}, and {{SSBU|Squirtle}} returning as part of {{SSBU|Pokémon Trainer}}; {{SSBU|Ness}} and {{SSBU|Lucas}}; {{SSBU|Ryu}} and {{SSBU|Ganondorf}}; {{SSBU|Ike}}; then Cloud. {{SSBU|Snake}} appears on [[Shadow Moses Island]] and as he stands up, the text "EVERYONE IS HERE!" appears in front of him. The trailer then proceeds to show {{SSBU|Jigglypuff}} and {{SSBU|Pichu}}; {{SSBU|Roy}}; {{SSBU|Olimar}} and {{SSBU|Diddy Kong}}; {{SSBU|Lucario}}; {{SSBU|Lucina}} and {{SSBU|Robin}}; {{SSBU|Bayonetta}}; {{SSBU|Mr. Game & Watch}} and {{SSBU|Greninja}}; {{SSBU|Dr. Mario}}, {{SSBU|R.O.B.}}, and {{SSBU|Duck Hunt}}; {{SSBU|Pit}}, {{SSBU|Dark Pit}}, and {{SSBU|Palutena}}; {{SSBU|Corrin}}; {{SSBU|Bowser Jr.}}; {{SSBU|Toon Link}} and {{SSBU|Young Link}}; {{SSBU|Rosalina & Luma}} and {{SSBU|King Dedede}}; the {{SSBU|Mii Fighter}}s; {{SSBU|Wario}} and {{SSBU|Little Mac}}; {{SSBU|Pac-Man}}; {{SSBU|Shulk}}; {{SSBU|Wolf}}; and Mega Man. After showing the game's full logo for the first time, revealing its title as ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate'', the trailer shows {{SSBU|Luigi}} and {{SSBU|Yoshi}} who, despite being two of the [[Original 12]], are notoriously often revealed to be in the game late in development, something that [[Masahiro Sakurai]] commented on when revealing Luigi for ''Super Smash Bros. 4''.
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===''ARMS'' character===
===''ARMS'' character===
On March 26, 2020, [https://youtube.com/watch?v=Yi9KsF7YJZk a Nintendo Direct Mini] announced that Challenger Pack 6 would contain an ''ARMS'' character. All 15 characters of the ''ARMS'' roster as well as Biff were then shown to be possibilities, and their release date was revealed to be sometime in June 2020. These characters were: [[Spring Man]] (who is represented as an [[Assist Trophy]], Mii Costume and [[spirit]] in the base game), [[Ribbon Girl]] (who appears as a Mii Costume and spirit in the base game), Min Min, Twintelle, Ninjara (all of whom are spirits in the base game), Master Mummy, Mechanica, Byte & Barq, Kid Cobra, Helix, Max Brass, Lola Pop, Misango, Springtron and Dr. Coyle. Finally, on June 22, 2020, it was revealed that the ''ARMS'' character is [[Min Min]], likely in part due to popularity and confirmed to be influenced by the request of the ''ARMS'' producer. In her Final Smash, she is joined by Spring Man, Ribbon Girl, [[Master Mummy]], [[Mechanica]], [[Twintelle]], and [[Ninjara]]; Ninjara also appears as a Mii Fighter costume. Master Mummy, Mechanica, Byte & Barq, Kid Cobra, Helix, and Max Brass were added as spirits, while all of the game's fifteen fighters, including Lola Pop, Misango, Springtron, and Dr. Coyle, appear on advertisements in the background of [[Spring Stadium]]. However, Biff does not appear in the game in any capacity.
On March 26, 2020, [https://youtube.com/watch?v=Yi9KsF7YJZk a Nintendo Direct Mini] announced that Challenger Pack 6 would contain an ''ARMS'' character. All 15 characters of the ''ARMS'' roster as well as Biff were then shown to be possibilities, and their release date was revealed to be sometime in June 2020. These characters were: {{s|armsinstitute|Spring Man}} (who is represented as an [[Assist Trophy]], [[Mii Costume]] and [[spirit]] in the base game), {{s|armsinstitute|Ribbon Girl}} (who appears as a Mii Costume and spirit in the base game), [[Min Min]], {{s|armsinstitute|Twintelle}}, {{s|armsinstitute|Ninjara}} (all of whom are spirits in the base game), {{s|armsinstitute|Master Mummy}}, {{s|armsinstitute|Mechanica}}, {{s|armsinstitute|Byte & Barq}}, {{s|armsinstitute|Kid Cobra}}, {{s|armsinstitute|Helix}}, {{s|armsinstitute|Max Brass}}, {{s|armsinstitute|Lola Pop}}, {{s|armsinstitute|Misango}}, {{s|armsinstitute|Springtron}} and {{s|armsinstitute|Dr. Coyle}}. Finally, on June 22, 2020, it was revealed that the ''ARMS'' character is {{SSBU|Min Min}}, likely in part due to popularity and confirmed to be influenced by the request of the ''ARMS'' producer. In her [[Final Smash]], she is joined by [[Spring Man]], [[Ribbon Girl]], [[Master Mummy]], [[Mechanica]], [[Twintelle]], and [[Ninjara]]; Ninjara also appears as a Mii Fighter costume. Master Mummy, Mechanica, Byte & Barq, Kid Cobra, Helix, and Max Brass were added as spirits, while all of the game's fifteen fighters, including Lola Pop, Misango, Springtron, and Dr. Coyle, appear on advertisements in the background of [[Spring Stadium]]. However, {{s|armsinstitute|Biff}} does not appear in the game in any capacity.


==Trivia==
==Trivia==
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[[File:CVMOFluigi.png|thumb|right|The easter egg letter in ''Castlevania: Lords of Shadow - Mirror of Fate''.]]
[[File:CVMOFluigi.png|thumb|The easter egg letter in ''Castlevania: Lords of Shadow - Mirror of Fate''.]]
*According to Sakurai, Ridley's reveal trailer with Ridley taking out Mega Man and Mario was going to be a lot tenser until Sakurai and the team decided to make the trailer more balanced.<ref name="p2"/>
*According to Sakurai, Ridley's reveal trailer with Ridley taking out Mega Man and Mario was going to be a lot tenser until Sakurai and the team decided to make the trailer more balanced.<ref name="p2"/>
*[[Luigi]]'s appearance in {{SSBU|Simon}}'s trailer may be a reference to an easter egg in ''{{s|wikipedia|Castlevania: Lords of Shadow – Mirror of Fate}}''; there is a letter found alongside a corpse which mentions [[Mario]] as the writer's brother, [[Super Mushroom|Mushrooms]] and [[Warp Pipe|Pipes]].
*[[Luigi]]'s appearance in {{SSBU|Simon}}'s trailer may be a reference to an easter egg in ''{{s|wikipedia|Castlevania: Lords of Shadow – Mirror of Fate}}''; there is a letter found alongside a corpse which mentions [[Mario]] as the writer's brother, [[Super Mushroom|Mushrooms]] and [[Warp Pipe|Pipes]].
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*Dedede's inclusion in King K. Rool's trailer was done to add a feel of collaboration.<ref name="p2"/>
*Dedede's inclusion in King K. Rool's trailer was done to add a feel of collaboration.<ref name="p2"/>
*{{SSBU|Isabelle}}'s trailer is the only trailer whose splash art is shown in multiple languages other than Japanese, English, and Korean. This is likely due to her trailer being entirely text-based, thus making it necessary to translate it entirely.
*{{SSBU|Isabelle}}'s trailer is the only trailer whose splash art is shown in multiple languages other than Japanese, English, and Korean. This is likely due to her trailer being entirely text-based, thus making it necessary to translate it entirely.
**It is worth noting, however, that the French and Spanish translations of her trailer are exclusive to the European, French, and Spanish translations of the site; the Canadian and Latin American sites receive the English translation instead.
**Isabelle's trailer is also the only trailer to have a different tagline in Japanese; all other characters use "{{ja|参戦!|Sansen!}}", but Isabelle's features hiragana writing of the first kanji character ("{{ja|さん戦!|Sansen!}}") to form a pun, as she is referred to as {{ja|しずえさん|Shizue-san}} in ''Animal Crossing''. "{{ja|さん|San}}" is also in a lighter shade of yellow than the regular "{{ja|参|San}}", likely to emphasize the pun.
**Isabelle's trailer is also the only trailer to have a different tagline in Japanese; all other characters use "{{ja|参戦!|Sansen!}}", but Isabelle's features hiragana writing of the first kanji character ("{{ja|さん戦!|Sansen!}}") to form a pun, as she is referred to as {{ja|しずえさん|Shizue-san}} in ''Animal Crossing''. "{{ja|さん|San}}" is also in a lighter shade of yellow than the regular "{{ja|参|San}}", likely to emphasize the pun.
**Additionally, Isabelle's trailer is the only character reveal that also served as part of the reveal trailer of a separate game.
**Additionally, Isabelle's trailer is the only character reveal that also served as part of the reveal trailer of a separate game.
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*Simon and {{SSBU|Richter}}'s trailer is the only base game trailer to show the crossover graphic; conversely, {{SSBU|Piranha Plant}}'s trailer is the only DLC trailer not to show the crossover graphic.
*Simon and {{SSBU|Richter}}'s trailer is the only base game trailer to show the crossover graphic; conversely, {{SSBU|Piranha Plant}}'s trailer is the only DLC trailer not to show the crossover graphic.
*Piranha Plant's reveal trailer is the only trailer for a DLC fighter in ''Ultimate'' to not be animated in a cinematic, but exclusively use edited in-game footage.
*Piranha Plant's reveal trailer is the only trailer for a DLC fighter in ''Ultimate'' to not be animated in a cinematic, but exclusively use edited in-game footage.
*Both {{SSBU|Hero}}'s Japanese reveal trailer title, "{{ja|伝説の勇者|Densetsu no Yūsha}}" (The Legendary Hero), and {{SSBU|Terry}}'s English and Japanese trailer titles, "The Legendary Wolf/{{ja|伝説の狼|Densetsu no Ōkami}}," are used as their respective [[Boxing Ring]] character titles in all versions. In Hero's case, it is specifically used for Erdrick's title.
*{{SSBU|Banjo & Kazooie}}'s trailer is the only character reveal trailer to recycle assets from a previous trailer.
*{{SSBU|Banjo & Kazooie}}'s trailer is the only character reveal trailer to recycle assets from a previous trailer.
**According to Sakurai, this was a cost-cutting measure due to the trailer's already-high production costs.<ref name="p2"/>
**According to Sakurai, this was a cost-cutting measure due to the trailer's already-high production costs.<ref name="p2"/>
*There is an error present at the beginning of the non-Japanese versions of Terry's trailer. When a list of all the Nintendo consoles is shown, the release years of the NES and SNES are those of the Japanese years (1983 and 1990, respectively). However, when the camera zooms in to focus on each Nintendo console, their release years change to that of the North American release years (1985 and 1991, respectively).
*There is an error present at the beginning of the non-Japanese versions of Terry's trailer. When a list of all the Nintendo consoles is shown, the release years of the NES and SNES are those of the Japanese years (1983 and 1990, respectively). However, when the camera zooms in to focus on each Nintendo console, their release years change to that of the North American release years (1985 and 1991, respectively).
*There is a continuity error in the Sephiroth trailer: upon watching at slow motion the scene in which Mario is flung away during the clash between Cloud and Sephiroth, it can be seen that he appears from out of nowhere rather than having been hanging off the Masamune's blade. This is noticeable in the previous take when Sephiroth turns and his sword meets Cloud's: there is nothing indicating Mario's presence, even though his body should have been flung along with the sword and he should have slipped further down due to its now-upright position.
*Despite making an appearance in {{SSBU|Byleth}}'s reveal trailer, Solon does not appear in-game in any capacity. Likewise, {{iw|xenoseries|Niall}} and {{iw|xenoseries|Aegaeon}} appear in {{SSBU|Pyra}} and {{SSBU|Mythra}}'s trailer, but do not appear in-game.
*Despite making an appearance in {{SSBU|Byleth}}'s reveal trailer, Solon does not appear in-game in any capacity. Likewise, {{iw|xenoseries|Niall}} and {{iw|xenoseries|Aegaeon}} appear in {{SSBU|Pyra}} and {{SSBU|Mythra}}'s trailer, but do not appear in-game. Several similar situations occurred in ''Smash 4''{{'}}s reveal trailers, namely {{s|nookipedia|Rosie}} and {{s|nookipedia|Margie}} in {{SSB4|Villager}}'s, the Robot Masters in {{SSB4|Mega Man}}'s, and {{SSB4|Corrin}}'s siblings (with the exceptions of Ryoma and Xander) in his.
*Terry's reveal trailer was produced by Bandai Namco.<ref>https://twitter.com/PushDustIn/status/1455931684415684610</ref>
*Terry's reveal trailer was produced by Bandai Namco.<ref>https://twitter.com/PushDustIn/status/1455931684415684610</ref>
*{{SSBU|Min Min}} appears at the beginning of her trailer without her mask and with normal human arms and eyes. This depiction differs from the ''ARMS'' universe, where fighters with the ARMS ability of extendable ARMS are always shown to have coiled arms [[armsinstitute:File:MinMinRamen.png|even when constricted to normal length]] and a spiral pattern in their irises. Fighters are also rarely if ever depicted without a mask (barring Byte & Barq, Helix, and Springtron, as they are non-human, as well as Mechanica, who fights with a mech instead), as it is explained in ''ARMS'' to be a regulator device that prevents their ARMS from extending and contracting uncontrollably.
*{{SSBU|Min Min}} appears at the beginning of her trailer without her mask and with normal human arms and eyes. This depiction differs from the ''ARMS'' universe, where fighters with the ARMS ability of extendable ARMS are always shown to have coiled arms [[armsinstitute:File:MinMinRamen.png|even when constricted to normal length]] and a spiral pattern in their irises. Fighters are also rarely if ever depicted without a mask (barring Byte & Barq, Helix, and Springtron, as they are non-human, as well as Mechanica, who fights with a mech instead), as it is explained in ''ARMS'' to be a regulator device that prevents their ARMS from extending and contracting uncontrollably.
*{{SSBU|Steve}}'s trailer is the only one in ''Ultimate'' to begin with actual gameplay before proceeding to a CGI portion.
*The initial livestream of Steve's reveal trailer coincided with a massive surge of Tweets that caused Twitter's servers to briefly crash, likely due to the sheer volume of reactions to the reveal. Both [https://twitter.com/Sora_Sakurai/status/1311671639650652160 Masahiro Sakurai] and [https://twitter.com/Minecraft/status/1312437382411481088 the official Minecraft account] acknowledged the crash afterward.
*The initial livestream of Steve's reveal trailer coincided with a massive surge of Tweets that caused Twitter's servers to briefly crash, likely due to the sheer volume of reactions to the reveal. Both [https://twitter.com/Sora_Sakurai/status/1311671639650652160 Masahiro Sakurai] and [https://twitter.com/Minecraft/status/1312437382411481088 the official Minecraft account] acknowledged the crash afterward.
*Several shots from various trailers have become memes shortly after their airing, such as Sonic punching Mario in Steve's trailer, and Mario seemingly getting stabbed by {{SSBU|Sephiroth}} in his own trailer.
*Pyra, Mythra, and Kazuya are the only characters with an ESRB reminder when showing what game/series has crossed over with ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate''.
**The official Sonic the Hedgehog Twitter later acknowledged the meme regarding Sonic punching Mario in [https://twitter.com/sonic_hedgehog/status/1407383749377945602 their own tweet] announcing ''Sonic the Hedgehog'' content coming to ''Minecraft''.
*Pyra and Mythra's reveal trailer is the first one to be directed by someone other than Masahiro Sakurai. Instead, it was outsourced to [[Monolith Soft]], the developer of the ''Xenoblade Chronicles'' series.
*Pyra and Mythra’s trailer is the only Figher’s Pass trailer to use music already in the base game, being “Battle!!”.
*Pyra, Mythra, and Kazuya are the only characters with an ESRB reminder when showing what game/series has crossed over with ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate''. This oddly does not apply to trailers of other characters from Teen or even Mature-rated series (though it has applied to Mii costumes from Teen-rated series from Challenger Pack 9 onwards). This same warning can be found on their character page on the [[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Official Site|official site]].
*Sora's trailer features the most playable characters in the CGI portions of any reveal trailer with 66 characters, including Sora himself, and counting the male and female versions of Villager, Corrin, and Byleth, as well as [[Pokémon Trainer]] and [[Charizard]] separately.
*Sora's trailer features the most playable characters in the CGI portions of any reveal trailer with 66 characters, including Sora himself, and counting the male and female versions of Villager, Corrin, and Byleth, as well as [[Pokémon Trainer]] and [[Charizard]] separately.
**Aside from [[Dr. Mario]] and [[Zero Suit Samus]], who are the same entities as Mario and [[Samus]] respectively, and [[Mythra]], who is [[Pyra]]'s original personality until the end of ''Xenoblade Chronicles 2'' when they become separate entities, the only characters that are absent from the trailer are [[Falco]], [[Squirtle]], [[Ivysaur]], [[Mr. Game & Watch]], [[Dark Pit]], [[Duck Hunt]], the [[Mii Fighter]]s, and all of the non-{{uv|Final Fantasy}} third-party characters.
**Aside from [[Dr. Mario]], [[Zero Suit Samus]], and [[Mythra]], who are the same entities as Mario, [[Samus]], and [[Pyra]] respectively, the only characters that are absent from the trailer are [[Falco]], [[Squirtle]], [[Ivysaur]], [[Mr. Game & Watch]], [[Dark Pit]], [[Duck Hunt]], the [[Mii Fighter]]s, and all of the non-{{uv|Final Fantasy}} third-party characters.
***Additionally, while the female Pokémon Trainer and male [[Wii Fit Trainer]] are present, the male Pokémon Trainer and female Wii Fit Trainer (which are the default costumes for those characters) are not.
***Additionally, while the female Pokémon Trainer and male [[Wii Fit Trainer]] are present, the male Pokémon Trainer and female Wii Fit Trainer (which are the default costumes for those characters) are not.
**It is also the first and only time characters from the {{uv|EarthBound}} and {{uv|Yoshi}} series were featured in a CGI trailer in ''Ultimate'', being [[Ness]], [[Lucas]], and [[Yoshi]] respectively.
**Sora's trailer is the only one to feature all the "Original 12" fighters in a CGI trailer.
*The original concept for Sora's reveal trailer was initially to have Mario swing the Keyblade to open the door, but due to only Keyblade wielders being able to use Keyblades, this idea was changed.<ref>https://twitter.com/PushDustIn/status/1455925326157017095</ref>
*The original concept for Sora's reveal trailer was initially to have Mario swing the Keyblade to open the door, but due to only Keyblade wielders being able to use Keyblades, this idea was changed.<ref>https://twitter.com/PushDustIn/status/1455925326157017095</ref>
*[[Pyra]]/[[Mythra]] and [[Sora]]'s trailers are the only trailers to not have post endings.
*Masahiro Sakurai released a [[YouTube]] video on the subject of these trailers and revealed many aspects of their creation<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K_z28RqWDU4&t Fighter Reveal Videos <nowiki>[Marketing]</nowiki>]</ref>:
*{{uv|Pac-Man}}, {{uv|Persona}} and {{uv|Fatal Fury}} are the only third franchises to never had at least one fighter appear in a CGI trailer in ''Ultimate''.
**These trailers are a response to the cutscenes of [[Subspace Emissary]] being leaked online before the game released by media groups, defeating their purpose as a reward for playing the game. The trailers were made with the purpose of being shared online without providing major spoilers for in-game content.
**Out of the three, Pac Man is the only universe not introduced as DLC.
**Sakurai was primarily the only scenario writer for these cutscenes, with the sole exception being for the [[Pyra]] & [[Mythra]] trailer, which was handled by [[Monolith Soft]].
**The CG models used in these trailers are not the same as the in-game models, but touched up versions that visually hold up under higher resolutions and close-ups.
**Developers use a special debug mode with replay features to capture in-game footage.
**All trailers had to receive approval from the original rightsholders for all characters and properties featured in said trailers.
**A portion of the manuscript for the [[Ridley]] trailer was shown.
**The storyboards, animatic, and previsualization for a portion of the [[Min Min]] trailer were shown.
*Masahiro Sakurai released another YouTube video discussing the development of these trailers and showed some pre-release footage to explain how they changed over time<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wKQ2v9kno9I Odds and Ends of Supervising <nowiki>[Graphics]</nowiki>]</ref>:
**Sakurai suggested the scene of Alex using [[Elytra]] start at the beginning of the flight path, then pan right horizontally and end with the vanishing point at the center of the screen.
**Sakurai made several photographs with a model jet to visualize the camera angle of the Highwind escaping [[Northern Cave]], which is present in {{SSBU|Sephiroth}}'s reveal trailer.
**The CG segments of Sephiroth's reveal trailer were initially brighter and more saturated, and Sakurai suggested changing the lighting and color contrast to be more visually in line with ''{{iw|wikipedia|Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children}}''.
**Several camera angles were changed in the Pyra & Mythra trailer to make the footage more dynamic and exciting.
**Kazuya's red eye glint was changed to be stronger and sharper.
**Sakurai recorded footage and screenshots from {{uv|Tekken}} games to help match said games in the trailer more closely.


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