Super Smash Bros. Charged/Trophies and Spirits/Metroid

The following is a list of Trophies and Spirits originating from the Metroid series in Super Smash Bros. Charged.

Trophies

Dark Samus
As Samus defeats Metroid Prime, the creature reaches out to her in its dying moments. It manages to tear off her Phazon Suit, and it combined with the remains of Metroid Prime birthed Dark Samus. Comprised entirely of Phazon, she has the ability to make clones of herself and brainwash others to become her minions. Her ultimate goal is to spread Phazon across the universe, and she's not a foe to be taken lightly! She is Samus' Echo Fighter in Smash Bros., so they have similar attacks. However, she has a unique mechanic where her attacks sometimes produce Phazon that lands on the ground. Opponents are harmed when they stand in it, but it can heal Dark Samus.
Type Fighter Appearances Metroid Prime 2: Echoes (2004) Metroid Prime 3: Corruption (2007)

Dark Samus (Alt.)
Dark Samus can enter her Morph Ball with the down special move, and is able to move around freely. She can exit it at any time by using the move again, but getting attacked forces her out of it. Three moves are unlocked while in Morph Ball, two of which she shares with normal Samus; Boost Ball is a quick ramming attack that can be charged, and Spider Ball decreases her movement in exchange for letting her cling to walls and ceilings. Her unique move is Hyper Ball, which sends bolts of Phazon electricity outward to repeatedly damage opponents around her. It's quite effective!
Type Fighter Appearances Metroid Prime 2: Echoes (2004) Metroid Prime 3: Corruption (2007)

Ridley
Ridley has had an almost perfect attendance record in every Metroid game! This giant space dragon is the one responsible for the death of Samus' parents, and they two have been at each other's heads since. Most may see him as a brainless monster, but he is actually quite cunning and cruel. In Smash Bros., he prefers to torture his opponents before KOing them. With a decent recovery thanks to five midair jumps and high weight to boot, it can be hard to knock him off the stage!
Type Fighter Appearances Metroid (1986) Super Metroid (1994)

Ridley (Alt.)
Skewer, Ridley's down special move, has him poke forward with the spike on his tail. It's not very effective if you don't hit opponents properly, but land it in just the right spot, and you can land over 60% damage! Not only that, but your opponent will topple over, leaving them vulnerable for your next attack. His up special Wing Blitz allows him to launch in any direction, damaging opponents he hits. If you aim downward, you can even meteor smash enemies below!
Type Fighter Appearances Metroid (1986) Super Metroid (1994)

Meta Ridley
After being defeated by Samus, Ridley was rebuilt by the Space Pirates into a space dragon cyborg! Some of his features include a bomb launcher, multiple multimissile systems, upgrades to his plasma breath, and even stronger wings than before! In Metroid Prime, he attacks Frigate Orpheon, and Samus chases him down to Tallon IV to battle him. The chestplate is his weakness, but you'll need to uncover it first.
Type Fighter Appearances Metroid Prime (2002) Metroid Prime 3: Corruption (2007)

Morph Ball
A recurring item in the Metroid games, the Morph Ball is one of the many modules for Samus' Power Suit. It compresses Samus' body into a small and mobile sphere, allowing her to roll around and travel though tight corridors. While in the Morph Ball, she has the ability to lay Bombs, breaking obstacles in her path and damaging nearby enemies. Smash Bros. sees Samus and Dark Samus entering their Morph Ball form when down special is used. Both of them can use Boost Ball and Spider Ball in this form, but Samus can deploy her Bombs while Dark Samus can utilize Hyper Ball. It's a pretty versatile move!
Type Fighter Related Appearances Metroid (1986) Super Metroid (1994)

Screw Attack
The Screw Attack has been in nearly every Metroid game since the first. It's an upgrade Samus can use for her Power Suit, enabling her to attack enemies while jumping, emitting energy that deals high damage to anything in her path. In some games, the Screw Attack can break special blocks to unlock access to new areas. In Smash Bros., even you can don the Screw Attack! Any time you jump, you emit energy that repeatedly hits opponents close to you. Be wary though, some characters have lower jump height when using this ability.
Type Item Appearances Metroid (1986) Super Metroid (1994)

Metroid
This green creature is the namesake of the Metroid franchise. Native to the distant planet SR388, the Metroids were bred by the Space Pirates as bioweapons, before Samus came to Planet Zebes and defeated them. After that, Metroids were deemed to much of a threat, so Samus was tasked with going to their homeworld and exterminating all the Metroids. If you summon one in Smash Bros., it will float around and latch onto a random opponent, sucking on their life energy and doing repeated damage. This also hinders their movement, leaving the opponent open for a strong attack.
Type Assist Trophy Appearances Metroid (1986) Metroid II: Return of Samus (1991)

Kraid
Fun fact, in the original Metroid, Kraid was as tall as Samus. She must have been in for a surprise when she saw this hulking beast in Super Metroid! In Classic Mode, you battle him from the foreground while he attacks from the background. He can throw many organic projectiles that you'll need to dodge. You can only attack him at certain points where he gets close enough, so make the most of it!
Type Boss Appearances Metroid (1986) Super Metroid (1994)

Mecha Ridley
Ridley built this robotic copy of himself in Metroid: Zero Mission. Unfortunately, Samus defeated him before his legs and wings could be added. Even so, it still proves to be a formidable foe when Samus tries to escape Chozodia. If you have to fight him in Classic Mode, he'll attack you with fireballs, missiles, and claws. The only way to damage him is the red light on his chest, but it's protected by a glass barrier. Destroy that barrier so you can get to the core!
Type Boss Appearances Metroid: Zero Mission (2004)

Geemer
These little alien bugs are found on many planets during Samus' adventures, including Planet Zebes and Talon IV. They have the ability to cling to walls and ceilings in search of food, and while not hostile, their spiked bodies can harm any would-be predators. In Smash Run DX, they aren't particularly strong enemies, but simply touching those spikes can damage you. It may be best to take them out with ranged moves instead.
Type Enemy Appearances Metroid (1986) Super Metroid (1994)

Gullugg
A peculiar-looking alien hailing from SR388. They're highly territorial, and the large spike protruding from its underside can be used as a weapon against trespassers. Thankfully, Samus' new Melee Counter is Samus Returns can be used to stun it. In Smash Run DX, they will charge with that large spike and try to make any players in their way a shish-kebab! They have low health, but they have launch resistance while charging, so be careful.
Type Enemy Appearances Metroid II: Return of Samus (1991) Metroid: Samus Returns (2017)

Arachnus
An armadillo-like creature native to the planet SR388. It's near the top of the food chain, and armed with weapons such as a rock-hard hide, sharp claws, and the ability to breathe fire, they're not afraid to tear into anyone unfortunate enough to be on its menu. Arachnus can appear as a boss in Smash Run DX, and it's a very aggressive foe. Its main attacks are claw slashes and rolling around like an armadillo. On top of its launch resistance, Arachnus can only be damaged from the front, as its backside negates any damage.
Type Enemy Appearances Metroid II: Return of Samus (1991) Metroid Fusion (2002)

Zebesian
Inhabitants of Planet Zebes, these crustacean-like creatures make up the bulk of the Space Pirates in Super Metroid. They aren't actually native to Zebes, and instead invaded the planet and wiped out the Chozo civilization there to claim it as their own. They come in many colors with different attributes, though Smash Run DX only features the blue variety. They can either snap at you with their claws or shoot lasers at you from afar. Either way, it's not a fun time.
Type Enemy Appearances Super Metroid (1994)

Cacatac
These cactus-like creatures live on Planet Zebes. Samus encounters three kinds in Super Metroid: green which resides in Brinstar, red that's adapted to the heat of Norfair, and pink that lives in the underwater areas of Maridia. They all have the safe attack and defense mechanisms; if any predators are nearby, it'll puff up and release spikes in all directions. They have low health in Smash Run DX, but if you get close, that makes it more likely to get hut by multiple spikes.
Type Enemy Appearances Super Metroid (1994)

Spore Spawn
A large plant genetically engineered by the Space Pirates that resides in Upper Brinstar. It has a large, spiky shell that hides its core, and is immune to all damage. Sometimes, it'll open up and reveal its core, which is the time to strike. It can appear as a boss in Smash Run DX, and it has a ton of health. Like in its game of origin, Spore Spawn can only be damaged by hitting its core, so you'll need to avoid the spiky membrane as it bobs around before you can land a hit.
Type Enemy Appearances Super Metroid (1994)

Torizo
When you see a Chozo Statue, they usually hold an item for Samus to equip. However, in Super Metroid, some of them have been enhanced with defense and weapon systems to attack intruders. If you're unlucky enough to run into one of these in Smash Run DX, they're not easy to take down. Your projectiles won't do anything to it, since it can simply grab it and throw it away, so you'll need to rely on your physical attacks to beat a Torizo. Watch out for its claw swipes and explosie projectiles - they pack a punch!
Type Enemy Appearances Super Metroid (1994)

Crawltank
A small defense drone used by the Space Pirates. It has the ability to cling to walls and ceilings, and is armed with a blaster that allows it to fire beams. Its small size also allows it to move through tight corridors, and some later models gain the ability to use Hypermode. They're relatively weak enemies in Smash Run DX, with their projectiles not dealing much damage and having low health. But all that damage adds up, so you shouldn't just tank the hits!
Type Enemy Appearances Metroid Prime 3: Corruption (2007)

Reptilicus Hunter
The Reptilicus are a race of lizard-like creatures from the planet Bryyo. Centuries ago, they were once an intelligent, thriving species and pushed science to its boundaries. However, war waged across the planet and the tribes turned on each other, and as the years went by, they devolved into savage animals. In Smash Run DX, the Reptilicus Hunter is a formidable foe, having an energy whip and chakram for close- and long-ranged combat. It also has the ability to turn invisible, leaving it immune to attacks for a short time.
Type Enemy Appearances Metroid Prime 3: Corruption (2007)

Power Suit
The basic form of Samus' Power Suit, built by the Chozo and given to her. The main weapon is the cannon on the right arm, which allows her to fire powered energy shots to damage enemies. It's the weakest form of the suit and offers little in offense and defense, but the thing that makes up for all that is the fact it can be upgraded, making it much better! In many of Samus' missions, this is the armor she starts out with.
Type Series Related Appearances Metroid (1986) Metroid Prime (2002)

Varia Suit
Here we have Samus in probably her most iconic armor, the Varia Suit. An upgrade for her Power Suit, it offers much more defense against enemy attacks, and even has resistance to super high- and low-temperature areas, allowing her to explore normally dangerous places safely. This is the armor Samus has used in all versions of Super Smash Bros.
Type Series Related Appearances Super Metroid (1994) Metroid Prime (2002)

Gravity Suit
One of the original upgrades for Samus' armor, the Gravity Suit's main defining trait is negating extreme gravitational effects or provide resistance to certain environments. In other words, it allows Samus to travel in the vacuum of space or underwater as if she were walking on the planet's surface. On top of this, it provides higher defense than even the Varia Suit, allowing her to take more damage from enemies.
Type Series Related Appearances Super Metroid (1994) Metroid Prime (2002)

Fusion Suit
The Fusion Suit is merely what's left of Samus' Power Suit after an attempted surgery. After being infected by the X Parasite, she fell unconscious and Galactic Federation doctors needed to treat her. However, they were unable to remove her Power Suit, as its biological components were merging with her body. After removing what they could, they cured her via vaccine from Metroid DNA. While her Fusion Suit is weaker than her Power Suit in many regards, it has the unique ability to take X Parasites and covert them to energy.
Type Series Related Appearances Metroid Fusion (2002)

Phazon Suit
This Power Suit upgrade may look cool - and it is - but it's actually a result of a Phazon infection after Samus defeated the Omega Pirate on Tallon IV. Other than its new look, the Phazon Suit offers greater defense and protection from Phazon radiation. Most importantly though, it allows Samus to channel Phazon energy to fire powerful Phazon beams, making it the strongest weapon in her arsenal.
Type Series Related Appearances Metroid Prime (2002)

Dark Suit
On the rogue planet of Aether live an advanced race of aliens known as the Luminoth. After a Leviathan, a living meteorite from the planet Phaaze, it opened a dimensional rift that holds a dark, twisted version of the planet known as Dark Aether. The Luminoth created the Dark Suit to withstand this new world's atmosphere, and fortunately, it seems to fit Samus quite well.
Type Series Related Appearances Metroid Prime 2: Echoes (2004)

Light Suit
The Light Suit is the ultimate armor created by the Luminoth to combat the Ing, a race of hostile shapeshifters from Dark Aether. Created through a combination of Luminoth and Chozo technology, it is powered by the Light of Aether, an energy source that comes from the planet itself. When Samus dons this armor, she gains the ability to travel through Dark Water and Ingstorm, as well as gain access to the Light Shafts that connect to the four temples.
Type Series Related Appearances Metroid Prime 2: Echoes (2004)

Chozo Statue
These statues are some of the most iconic artifacts Samus encounters in the Metroid series. They usually depict a Chozo sitting down holding its hands out. In its hands is an item, which could be a missile expansion, an energy tank, or even a new ability for your suit, which you can nab by breaking the small orange barrier. These statues are mostly found on Planet Zebes and Talon IV, which coincidentally were also home to the Chozo race.
Type Series Related Appearances Metroid (1986) Super Metroid (1994)

Queen Metroid
The cute, floating Metroids the series is named after are only the species' larval state, and the Queen Metroid is what they can evolve to! Samus must have been in for a shock when she saw this behemoth. As the queen, it is the only member of the species capable of reproduction, meaning if it dies, the Metroids die with it! The Queen Metroid's sole weakness is its stomach, so if Samus gets eaten by it, a single Power Bomb should be enough to finish it off.
Type Series Related Appearances Metroid II: Return of Samus (1991) Metroid: Samus Returns (2017)

Samus' Gunship
Every intergalactic bounty hunter needs a gunship, and Samus is no different. A hunter-class spacecraft, it's capable of travelling at warp speeds to get Samus from planet to planet. It also serves as her base of operations, saving her mission's progress and restoring her energy and ammunition. On top of this, it also provides a safe haven for her in the deep reaches of space. It's always there if you need a place to take a breather!
Type Series Related Appearances Super Metroid (1994) Metroid: Zero Mission (2004)

Adam Malkovich
You are not authorized to view this description. Just kidding! Adam Malkovich here was a commander of the Galactic Federation. A celebrated military genius, he was Samus Aran's commanding officer during her time in the Galactic Federaton. He may have been strict and quick to criticize, but behind it all he was a brilliant man that earned Samus' respect. Later on while exploring the BSL Research Station, Samus is given a personal computer to serve as her commanding officer. It reminds her of the late Adam... perhaps there's a reason for that?
Type Series Related Appearances Metroid Fusion (2002) Metroid: Other M (2010)

X Parasite
This parasitic organism from SR388 can infect, kill, and mimic its hosts. After Samus exterminated their only predator, the Metroids, the X came back on top of the food chain. Samus became subsequently infected, but survived thanks to a Metroid-based vaccine. Unfortunately, the X spread to everyone else on the B.L.S. Research Station, leaving Samus as the only survivor. On the plus side, Samus is now immune to the X, and can take them in without harm. In fact, it actually makes her stronger, replenishing her health and Missile reserves.
Type Series Related Appearances Metroid Fusion (2002) Metroid Dread (2021)

Zazabi
After an outbreak of the X Parasite on the BSL Research Station, the little muggers start taking the form of various creatures. Some of them are foes Samus has faced in the past, such as the Arachnus or Ridley, while others are completely unique monsters like Zazabi. In spite of its offputting design, it's actually quite simple in terms of battle patterns. Its only attack involves trying to jump on Samus and landing on her with the opening on its bottom, presumably the mouth. When it's airborne, get under it and fire a bunch of Missiles into that opening. That's gotta hurt!
Type Series Related Appearances Metroid Fusion (2002)

Trace
Trace is a member of the Kriken Empire, a race that searches for planets to invade. He has no thoughts or remorse, only aspiring to bring supremacy to the Krikens and honor to his name. He can also turn into the Triskeleton, a three-legged war machine. While this makes him smaller, Trace is much more dangerous in this form, with greatly increased movement and even the ability to turn invisible.
Type Series Related Appearances Metroid Prime Hunters (2006)

Kanden
A bounty hunter created from a failed lab experiment, the goal of which was to create a powerful, invincible bounty hunter. Something went wrong during testing though, and Kanden escaped to seek the "Ultimate Power". He is surrounded by an electromagnetic field, and also possesses the Volt Driver, a weapon that shoots charged blasts that can disrupt Samus' visor. Kanden cam also turn his body into a snake-like form, allowing him to evade capture.
Type Series Related Appearances Metroid Prime Hunters (2006)

Noxus
Noxus hails from the Vhozon race, a highly esteemed and elite monastic race originating on the Outer Rim. He seeks the "Ultimate Power" if only so no one of evil can have it for themselves. Noxus is armed with the Judicator, a weapon that allows him to fire ice blasts. Additionally, it also has a protective field that freezes foes. This weapon is bestowed to those who complete the fifth level of Vhozon Codex training. We... don't actually know what that means, but to have a weapon like that, it must mean he's a capable fighter, right?
Type Series Related Appearances Metroid Prime Hunters (2006)

Spire
Spire is the last of his kind, the Diamonts. Little is known about him or his past, other than he's another bounty hunter in search of the "Ultimate Power". He is constantly in search of what happened to his people, and is searching for it in hopes it can help unlock the answers. As you could tell from his appearance, Spire specializes in fire-based combat. He is able to become the Dialanche, a large ball of rock with spikes protruding from within.
Type Series Related Appearances Metroid Prime Hunters (2006)

Weavel
Have you ever played a game and think about what becomes of all the enemies your stomping, shooting, stabbing, or swallowing whole? Weavel was once a regular Space Pirate, but after a chance encounter with Samus, she shot him down easily. His whole body save for the brain and spinal cord was irreversibly damaged, and he needed to be rebuilt as a cyborg. Really puts things into perspective, huh? Suddenly doing a challenge run with defeating no enemies doesn't sound so bad anymore...
Type Series Related Appearances Metroid Prime Hunters (2006)

Sylux
Not much is known about Sylux, other than he harbors a strong hatred for the Galactic Federation, and by extension Samus. He and many other bounty hunters are in search of the "Ultimate Power" in Metroid Prime Hunters, and Samus encounters him numerous times throughout the game. Sylux appears in the special ending of Metroid Prime 3, following Samus' ship. He also appears in the ending of Federation Force, breaking into a research station and broke a test tube containing a Metroid egg, causing it to hatch. What could he be planning?
Type Series Related Appearances Metroid Prime Hunters (2006) Metroid Prime: Federation Force (2016)

Samus' Gunship (Metroid Prime 3)
Despite Samus' ship being labeled as a gunship, it's never actually seen gunning down enemies. Sporting a slick new appearance, the Gunship offers more utility to Samus other than being a save point in Metroid Prime 3. She can command her ship to land in different areas of the planet she's on, and later on, the ship can even receive two upgrades! The Ship Missiles are powerful and can destroy nearly anything in their path, and the Ship Grapple can carry objects that would otherwise be impossible to lift.
Type Series Related Appearances Metroid Prime 3: Corruption (2007)

Mogenar
As Samus explores Bryyo in search of a way to destroy the Leviathan corrupting the planet with Phazon, she sees several war-class golems used throughout the years, many of which are out of service or beyond repair. This one, Mogenar, is the last fully-functioning one, and serves as the guardian of Bryyo's Leviathan. His entire body is impenetrable to damage, save for the four red orbs: three around his front, and one on his back. Samus needed to aim her shots carefully to hit them, then strike them with Phazon blasts using Hypermode to destroy them. Throughout the battle, Mogenar will try to grab more orbs to replenish any lost health. Stop him before he can!
Type Series Related Appearances Metroid Prime 3: Corruption (2007)

Omega Ridley
Following his defeat on Norion, Ridley was exposed to the Phazon Core, making him even more resilient and dangerous. Now with Phazon-enhanced armorskin and even the ability to use Hypermode, he can tank far more hits! The Phazon Core didn't heal one thing though: an injury in his chest he never healed from. He'll do his best to keep it covered, but the second he forgets, let him have it!
Type Series Related Appearances Metroid Prime 3: Corruption (2007)

Little Birdie
This fuzzy thing was one of the many creatures bred on the BOTTLE SHIP to be used as bioweapons for the Galactic Federation. The leaders of this operation didn't think Little Birdie (as they dubbed it) would be of much use, so they kept it as a pet. That turned out to be a lethal mistake, as Little Birdie turned out to be a merciless killer in spite of its adorable appearance. Later on, it is found out this is actually the infant form of Ridley!
Type Series Related Appearances Metroid: Other M (2010)

Mystery Creature
If Little Birdie is supposed to be Ridley in infancy, then this thing must be Ridley's awkward teenage years. He still has feathers on his back from his previous form, though that's really the only clue they're the same creature. You can see Ridley's signature spiked tail, but he lacks wings, so he can't fly. Is there something in Ridley's genes that makes him hate Samus so much? The original Ridley killed her parents, and now this thing is after her too!
Type Series Related Appearances Metroid: Other M (2010)

Vorash
This giant monster may look like something you'd find in the deep sea, but it's actually more adapted to living in pools of lava than in water. It attacks Samus by leaping out of the lava and trying to chomp down on her. At first, it may seem impossible to damage, but it can be figured out with a keen eye. Using the Grapple Beam, Samus can stun Vorash and leave it thrashing on the ground, exposing the weak points on its underbelly.
Type Series Related Appearances Metroid: Other M (2010)

Diggernaut
The Diggernaut is an ancient mining robot created by the Chozo to dig out large tunnels through the underground of SR388 and aid them in their settlement on the planet. However, something went wrong, and the Diggernaut malfunctioned and went rogue. Once Samus arrives to the planet to wipe out the Metroid race, the Diggernaut reawakens and begins to chase her throughout the labyrinths of SR388.
Type Series Related Appearances Metroid: Samus Returns (2017)

Proteus Ridley
Ridley was absent in Metroid II, but he makes an appearance as the secret final boss in the remake, Samus Returns! He's shed most of his cybernetic enhancements after his defeat in Metroid Prime 3, making him Proteus Ridley! The Space Pirates find out about Samus' mission to render the Metroid species extinct, so Ridley is sent to intervene. Just before Samus escapes with the last remaining Metroid, Ridley catches it and battles Samus for it. The fate of the baby Metroid is now in your hands: show him what for!
Type Series Related Appearances Metroid: Samus Returns (2017)

E.M.M.I.
Short for Extraplanetary Multiform Mobile Identifier, the E.M.M.I. are a series of robots created by the Galactic Federation. When a transmission tells them that the X Parasite have survived being wiped out on SR388, a team of seven E.M.M.I. were sent to the planet ZDR to investigate. However, something went wrong, and now the robots have gone rogue. Being the only being in the universe immune to the X, Samus steps in to see if they still truly exist. The E.M.M.I. aren't gonna make it easy for her though: these extremely aggressive robots will chase her all over the place, and they're completely immune to her beams and missiles. If she gets caught by one, it's game over!
Type Series Related Appearances Metroid Dread (2021)

Spirits

Spirit Morph Ball ★	Spirit Battle Conditions The Samuses and Dark Samuses will use Morph Ball often.	Puppet Fighter Samus (x2), Dark Samus (x2)
	Spirit Ability The user's special moves deal 30% more shield damage.

Spirit Screw Attack ★	Spirit Battle Conditions Samus will use Screw Attack often. Only Screw Attacks will spawn.	Puppet Fighter Samus
	Spirit Ability The user starts the battle with a Screw Attack.

Spirit Metroid ★	Spirit Battle Conditions Metroid will constantly spawn. Mother Brain will not move often.	Puppet Fighter Mother Brain
	Spirit Ability The user can break out of being frozen faster.

Spirit Kraid ★★★★	Spirit Battle Conditions Bowser is giant. Bowser will not move often. Bowser has launch resistance.	Puppet Fighter Bowser
	Spirit Ability The user starts the battle giant.

Spirit Mecha Ridley ★★★★	Spirit Battle Conditions Meta Ridley is metal. Meta Ridley will not move often. Meta Ridley will use Plasma Breath often.	Puppet Fighter Meta Ridley
	Spirit Ability The user starts the battle metal.

Spirit Geemer ★	Spirit Battle Conditions The Mother Brains are small. The Mother Brains have increase running speed. The Mother Brains will not attack often.	Puppet Fighter Mother Brain (x7)
	Spirit Ability The user's wall jumps allow them to gain 20% more height.

Spirit Gullugg ★	Spirit Battle Conditions The Alolan Meowths are tiny. The Alolan Meowths are aggressive. The Alolan Meowths start the battle with a Rocket Belt.	Puppet Fighter Alolan Meowth (x2)
	Spirit Ability The user's counter deals 20% more damage and knockback.

Spirit Arachnus ★★★★	Spirit Battle Conditions Stamina battle. Dillon is aggressive. Dillon has launch resistance. Dillon will use Charge Attack often.	Puppet Fighter Dillon
	Spirit Ability The user's smash and crash attacks deal 60% more damage and knockback.

Spirit Zebesian ★★	Spirit Battle Conditions The Dark Samuses will use Charge Beam often.	Puppet Fighter Dark Samus (x2)
	Spirit Ability The user's projectiles will travel 25% faster.

Spirit Cacatac ★	Spirit Battle Conditions Timed battle. The LarryBoys are tiny.	Puppet Fighter LarryBoy (x4)
	Spirit Ability The user's shield takes 10% less damage from physical attacks.

Spirit Spore Spawn ★★★★	Spirit Battle Conditions Stamina battle. Ivysaur is giant. Ivysaur has launch resistance. Ivysaur will use its up aerial and down aerial often.	Puppet Fighter Ivysaur
	Spirit Ability The user's attacks have a 30% chance of putting a flower or mushroom on the opponent's head.

Spirit Torizo ★★★	Spirit Battle Conditions Timed Stamina battle. R.O.B. starts the battle gold. R.O.B. starts the battle with a Franklin Badge.	Puppet Fighter R.O.B.
	Spirit Ability The user starts the battle with a Franklin Badge.

Spirit Crawltank ★	Spirit Battle Conditions The Beady Long Legs are small. The Beady Long Legs will use Man-at-Legs often.	Puppet Fighter Beady Long Legs (x3)
	Spirit Ability The user's projectiles deal 10% more damage and knockback.

Spirit Reptilicus Hunter ★★★	Spirit Battle Conditions The Ridleys are aggressive. The Ridleys sometimes become invisible.	Puppet Fighter Ridley (x2)
	Spirit Ability Sometimes, the user's attacks deal 50% more damage and are enhanced with electricity.

Spirit Power Suit ★	Spirit Battle Conditions Samus has increased run speed. Samus will use Charge Beam and Morph Ball often.	Puppet Fighter Samus
	Spirit Ability The user's projectiles travel 15% more distance.

Spirit Varia Suit ★★★	Spirit Battle Conditions The floor is lava. Samus will use Charge Beam and Morph Ball often.	Puppet Fighter Samus
	Spirit Ability The user takes 60% less damage and knockback from fire attacks.

Spirit Gravity Suit ★★★	Spirit Battle Conditions Samus will jump often. Samus has slower falling speed.	Puppet Fighter Samus
	Spirit Ability The user's falling speed is reduced by 50%.

Spirit Fusion Suit ★★	Spirit Battle Conditions Stamina battle. Metroid will constantly spawn.	Puppet Fighter Samus
	Spirit Ability The user's projectiles deal twice as much shield damage.

Spirit Phazon Suit ★★★	Spirit Battle Conditions Dark Samus will use Charge Beam often. Dark Samus' attack power is increased.	Puppet Fighter Dark Samus
	Spirit Ability The user's energy-based projectiles deal 80% more damage and knockback.

Spirit Dark Suit ★★	Spirit Battle Conditions Stamina battle. Nightmare will constantly spawn.	Puppet Fighter Dark Samus
	Spirit Ability The user takes 40% less damage and knockback from darkness-based attacks.

Spirit Light Suit ★	Spirit Battle Conditions Beam Boxes will constantly spawn. Samus starts the battle with a Beam Box.	Puppet Fighter Samus
	Spirit Ability The user starts the battle with a Beam Box.

Spirit Chozo Statue ★	Spirit Battle Conditions The Falcos are metal. The Falcos start the battle with a Screw Attack.	Puppet Fighter Falco (x3)
	Spirit Ability The user starts the battle giant.

Spirit Queen Metroid ★★★★	Spirit Battle Conditions King K. Rool is giant. King K. Rool will not move often. King K. Rool will use Blunderbuss often.	Puppet Fighter King K. Rool
	Spirit Ability The user starts the battle giant.

Spirit Samus' Gunship ★	Spirit Battle Conditions Samus starts the battle with a Rocket Belt.	Puppet Fighter Samus
	Spirit Ability The user starts the battle with a Rocket Belt.

Spirit Adam Malkovich ★★	Spirit Battle Conditions Only Snake needs to be defeated. Samus is aggressive.	Puppet Fighter Samus, Snake
	Spirit Ability The user's electric-based attacks deal 70% more damage and knockback.

Spirit X Parasite ★	Spirit Battle Conditions The Classic Kirbys are small. The Classic Kirbys will jump often.	Puppet Fighter Classic Kirby (x3)
	Spirit Ability The user's falling speed is decreased by 10%.

Spirit Zazabi ★★	Spirit Battle Conditions Sluggy the Unshaven will jump often. Sluggy the Unshaven has launch resistance.	Puppet Fighter Sluggy the Unshaven
	Spirit Ability The user's jump height is increased by 20%.

Spirit Trace ★★★	Spirit Battle Conditions Dark Samus has increased ground speed. Dark Samus has faster falling speed.	Puppet Fighter Dark Samus
	Spirit Ability The user's running speed is increased by 35%.

Spirit Kanden ★★	Spirit Battle Conditions Wart starts the battle with a Screw Attack. Wart has increased ground speed.	Puppet Fighter Wart
	Spirit Ability The user's walking speed is increased by 55%.

Spirit Noxus ★★	Spirit Battle Conditions Rundas' ice-based attacks deal more damage and knockback. Only Freezies will spawn.	Puppet Fighter Rundas
	Spirit Ability The user's ice-based attacks deal 60% more damage and knockback.

Spirit Spire ★★	Spirit Battle Conditions Stamina battle. The floor is lava. Charizard will use Flare Blitz often.	Puppet Fighter Charizard
	Spirit Ability The user takes 30% less damage and knockback from fire-based attacks.

Spirit Weavel ★	Spirit Battle Conditions Stamina battle.	Puppet Fighter Link
	Spirit Ability The user's weapon-based attacks deal 10% more damage and knockback.

Spirit Sylux ★★★	Spirit Battle Conditions Stamina battle. Dark Samus is aggressive.	Puppet Fighter Dark Samus
	Spirit Ability The user's projectiles deal 45% more damage and knockback.

Spirit Samus' Gunship (Metroid Prime 3) ★★★	Spirit Battle Conditions Strong winds. Samus starts the battle with a Rocket Belt and Super Scope. Samus is aggressive.	Puppet Fighter Samus
	Spirit Ability The user's falling speed is decreased by 50%.

Spirit Mogenar ★★★★	Spirit Battle Conditions Stamina battle. Colonel Pluck is gold. Colonel Pluck is giant. Colonel Pluck has launch resistance.	Puppet Fighter Colonel Pluck
	Spirit Ability The user starts the battle gold.

Spirit Omega Ridley ★★★	Spirit Battle Conditions Meta Ridley is heavier. Meta Ridley will use Plasma Breath and Wing Blitz often.	Puppet Fighter Meta Ridley
	Spirit Ability The user's midair jumps have 20% more height.

Spirit Little Birdie ★	Spirit Battle Conditions Cuccos will constantly spawn. Falco is tiny. Falco starts the battle with a Cucco.	Puppet Fighter Falco
	Spirit Ability The user won't trigger a Cucco to attack them if they hit it.

Spirit Mystery Creature ★★★★	Spirit Battle Conditions Ridley is aggressive. Ridley will eventually become giant.	Puppet Fighter Ridley
	Spirit Ability The starts the battle giant.

Spirit Vorash ★★★	Spirit Battle Conditions The floor is lava. Chomper is giant. Chomper has increased attack power.	Puppet Fighter Chomper
	Spirit Ability The user's smash attacks deal 40% more damage and knockback and are empowered with fire.

Spirit Diggernaut ★★★★	Spirit Battle Conditions Stamina battle. Donkey Kong is giant. Donkey Kong is gold. Donkey Kong starts the battle with a Drill.	Puppet Fighter Donkey Kong
	Spirit Ability The user starts the battle gold.

Spirit Proteus Ridley ★★	Spirit Battle Conditions Timed Stamina battle. Metroid will constantly spawn. Meta Ridley is aggressive. Meta Ridley is metal.	Puppet Fighter Meta Ridley
	Spirit Ability The user deals twice as much damage and knockback to metal opponents.

Spirit E.M.M.I. ★★★★	Spirit Battle Conditions R.O.B. is giant. R.O.B. is aggressive. R.O.B. has faster running and air speed. R.O.B. has increased attack power.	Puppet Fighter R.O.B.
	Spirit Ability The user deals 30% more damage and knockback while facing the opponent.