List of spirits (Minecraft series): Difference between revisions

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*Steve's seventh costume is based on the Zombie, who appears in groups in ''Minecraft''.

*The stage's nighttime cycle references how the Zombies appear as enemies during the nighttime in ''Minecraft''.

*The Slow Super Armor battle condition references how the Zombies have low speed but can occasionally wear armor.

*The yellow Mr. Game & Watch/Mii Brawler's costume represents the Creeper, a green-colored enemy who appears in groups in ''Minecraft''.

*The Bomber item, when used, will make the player stop in place momentarily while the Bomber flashes and explodes, referencing the Creeper's ability to self-destruct where they will stop in place, flash, and then explode.

*The white Link represents the Skeleton, a white humanoid enemy who appears in groups in ''Minecraft''.

*The stage's nighttime cycle references how the Skeletons appear as enemies during the nighttime in ''Minecraft''.

*The green Kirby represents the Slime, a green-colored blob enemy who appears in groups in ''Minecraft''.

*Steve's eighth costume is based on the Enderman, who appears in groups in ''Minecraft''.

*The stage's nighttime cycle references how the Endermen appear as nighttime enemies in ''Minecraft''.

*The music track references the Elytra, the item used in ''Minecraft'' Glide minigame which can be obtained in the End, a dark void dimension which features Endermen as enemies.

*The POW Block item, the Move Speed ↑ rule, and the Abra Poké Ball Pokémon's teleporting ability each reference the Enderman's ability to pick up blocks, increase their speed when hostile towards the player, and teleport.

|{{SpiritTableName|Villager & Iron Golem|customname=[https://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Villager Villager] & [https://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Iron_Golem Iron Golem]|size=64}}

*The Giant R.O.B. represents the Iron Golem, a giant, metallic, autonomous character.

*The smaller-than-normal Steve and Alex minions represent the Villagers, reflecting the size difference between the Villagers and the Iron Golem.

*The stage's daytime cycle references how the Villagers often appear during the daytime, which features the Villagers as background characters.

*The Cucco item represent the chickens featured in ''Minecraft''.

*R.O.B's favored grab and throws and the Super Armor battle condition reference the Iron Golem's high knockback resistance and ability to throw hostile mobs when they attack the Villagers.

*The Giant Metal Jigglypuff represents the Ghast, a giant, monochromatic enemy who can float and attack in midair.

*The Andross Assist Trophy enemy references how the Ghast is a floating face-like apparition with a monochromatic polygonal design which can attack the player by shooting projectiles from its mouth.

|{{SpiritTableName|Piglin|customname=[https://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Piglin Piglin]|size=64|dlcalt=y}}

*The Gold Alex/Mii Brawler starting off with a Killing Edge represents the Piglin, a humanoid pig enemy in ''Minecraft'' equipped with golden armor and weapons, with the two smaller-than-normal fighter representing the baby Piglins.

*The Mii Brawler's Pig costume, with DLC, references the unused [https://minecraft.gamepedia.com/File:Pigman.png Pigmen] mobs that were prototype versions of Piglins.

*The stage's forest layout and music track represent the Crimson Forest, a crimson cavernous forest-like biome in the Nether which feature Piglins as enemies.

|{{SpiritTableName|Ender Dragon|customname=[https://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Ender_Dragon Ender Dragon]|size=64}}

*The giant blue Ridley starting off with 200 HP represents the Ender Dragon, a gigantic dark dragon boss in ''Minecraft'' with 200 HP.

*The smaller-than-normal Enderman minions represent the Endermen, reflecting the size difference between the Endermen and the Ender Dragon.

*The stage's background represents the End, a dark void dimension in ''Minecraft'' which features the Ender Dragon and the Enderman as enemies, while the stage's layout represents the End spikes, a series of large, obsidian pillars in the End where the Ender Dragon is often seen flying around.

*The music track references how the Arch-Illager and the Ender Dragon are both ''Minecraft'' bosses.

*Notably, the [https://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Piglin Piglin], which is represented in ''Smash'' as a support spirit, was added into ''Minecraft'' after the announcement of the Fighters Pass Vol. 2, and the announcement of piglins at Minecon Live 2019 was after the announcement of more DLC fighters past the initial Fighters Pass. They were, however, partly based on the Pigmen, an unused mob and its zombified variant, the Zombie Pigmen, that were present in ''Minecraft'' since 2010, before being replaced by the new "Zombified Piglin", which acts virtually the same in-game.