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Experimenting with changing the Spirit Battle Inspiration/Trivia

Spirit			Battle parameters							Trivia
No.	Image	Name	Enemy Fighter(s)	Type	Power	Stage	Rules	Conditions	Music
20		Super Star	•Rosalina & Luma		9,200	Peach's Castle	•Attack Power ↑ •Temporary Invincibility •Item: Super Star	•The enemy will occasionally be invincible when the enemy's at high damage •All fighters are easy to launch •The enemy's FS Meter charges quickly	Main Theme - Super Mario 64	The Super Star itself appears as the item. The yellow Rosalina & Luma puppet fighter and the third battle condition references both Luma's star-shaped appearance and their Grand Star Final Smash resembling the Super Star. The stage and music references the Power Stars from Super Mario 64, a similar but distinct entity of the Super Star. The stage takes place in a cloudy sky, referencing the cloudy Floating Islands section where the Super Star's spirit is located in World of Light. This spirit's First-Strike Advantage effect and the spirit battle conditions references the Super Star's common ability to grant temporary invincibility and the ability to defeat their enemies in the Super Mario platformers.
104		Geno	•Sheik •Peach •Kirby •Bowser •Mario		13,700	Mario Galaxy (Battlefield form)	N/A	•Defeat the main fighter to win •Timed battle (2:30) •The enemy's FS Meter charges quickly	Rainbow Road Medley	Spirit Battle trivia: The puppet fighters represent the player’s party in Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars: Mario, Peach, Bowser, Mallow (represented by grey Kirby) and Geno (represented by Sheik). The Sheik puppet fighter starting off with a Super Scope represents Geno’s blasters built into his body. The Mario puppet fighter starting off with a Green Shell represents Mario’s NokNok Shell. The Peach puppet fighter’s Autoheal effect references Princess Toadstool’s healing spells. The stage and music reference Star Road, a cosmic realm and Geno's place of origin in Legend of the Seven Stars. The stage features falling stars and the Warp Star and Star Rod are enabled in this spirit battle, referencing Geno being a star who descended from the Star Road and inhabited the Geno doll. The Fast FS Meter battle condition references Geno Boost, one of Geno’s signature moves which raises his allies’ attack power. Other trivia: This spirit’s Attack Type references Geno’s high offensive capabilities in battle. In World of Light, Geno’s spirit is located in the Outer Space section, referencing Geno being a star warrior who originated from the Star Road in Legend of the Seven Stars.
208		Fierce Deity Link	•Giant Link		13,900	Great Bay (Ω form)	•Defense ↓ •Easy to Launch •Attack Power ↑	•You are easy to launch •You have reduced defense after a little while •The enemy has increased attack power	Calamity Ganon Battle - Second Form	Spirit Battle trivia: The Giant Link puppet fighter and grey costume is based on Fierce Deity Link's appearance and color scheme. The stage represents Fierce Deity Link's appearance in Majora's Mask with the stage featuring the Moon appearing in the background where Fierce Deity Link can be obtained from within the Moon before the final boss fight. The music references both Majora’s Mask and Calamity Ganon being the main antagonists of their respective games whose boss battles feature multiple phases. This spirit’s Attack type, Sword Attack ↑ effect, and spirit battle conditions references Fierce Deity Link’s raw power incorporated in his double-handed sword. Other trivia: This spirit is obtainable through summoning, referencing how the Fierce Deity Mask must be obtained by trading in twenty non-transformational masks with the Moon children. In World of Light, Fierce Deity Link's spirit is located on Dharkon's side on The Final Battle map while Mythra is featured across from him on Galeem's side, referencing their ability to wield their giant swords with powers polar opposite from each other, which, in Fierce Deity Link's case, is darkness.
331		Dragoon	•Kirby		13,500	Pilotwings	•Item: Dragoon Parts	•Items will be pulled toward the enemy •The enemy has increased move speed	The Legendary Air Ride Machine	Spirit Battle trivia: The Kirby puppet fighter's orange coloration references the reddish coloration of the Dragoon's symmetrical design. The stage references the flying vehicle gameplay mechanic of Kirby's Air Ride. The music references the Dragoon being one of the two legendary flying machines in Kirby's Air Ride. The Dragoon Parts item and the battle conditions references how assembling each individual Dragoon Part can combine into the Dragoon, a legendary flying machine having among the highest speed and flight capabilities in Kirby's Air Ride. Other trivia: This spirit’s Giant Killer effect references the cutscene from The Subspace Emissary where Kirby uses the Dragoon to defeat the Subspace Gunship, a giant airship cannon.

Spirit			Battle parameters							Trivia
No.	Image	Name	Enemy Fighter(s)	Type	Power	Stage	Rules	Conditions	Music
519		Arceus	•Corrin		13,900	Spear Pillar (hazards off)	•Easy to Launch •Hazard: Heavy Wind	•You are easy to launch •Dangerously high winds are in effect after a little while •Only certain Pokémon will emerge from Poké Balls (Arceus)	Battle! (Dialga/Palkia) / Spear Pillar	Spirit Battle trivia: Arceus itself appears as the Poké Ball Pokémon. The Corrin puppet fighter references Corrin's dragon form highly resembling Arcues. The puppet fighter's Japanese name, Kamui, originates from the Ainu word meaning "God", referencing Arceus being the creator of the Pokémon world. The stage references Arceus being encountered in the Hall of Origin, an area that is located above the Spear Pillar. The stage and music also references Arceus being a Mythical Pokémon, as only Legendaries are encountered at Spear Pillar. The Easy to Launch rule and the Heavy Wind Hazard references the Psychic-type move Gravity, a move used by Arceus which causes intense gravity to cover the battlefield. Other trivia: In World of Light, Arceus' spirit is located on Galeem's side on The Final Battle map while Madama Butterfly is featured across from it on Dharkon's side, referencing both characters representing the dual theme of Heaven and Hell, as Arceus resides in a Heaven-like realm and is considered the "God" of the Pokémon world.