Super Smash Bros. Visions

Super Smash Bros. Visions, is a crossover action fighting game for the Nintendo Switch. It is the sixth installment in the Super Smash Bros. series. This game is inspired from Super Smash Bros Something Else, Super Smash Bros Discord, Super Smash Bros Swansong, ETC. The game also marks the return of a proper story mode, the concept returning from Super Smash Bros. Brawl and the aforementioned Ultimate.

It also released an enhanced version called Super Smash Bros. Visions: Platinum Edition which has all the DLC and new characters, with expansion in the Story Mode.

Gameplay

Super Smash Bros. Visions uses elements from every past Smash Bros. game, ranging from the original on the Nintendo 64 all the way up to the jam-packed Ultimate on the Nintendo Switch. The game keeps the same gameplay style of the past entries: a 2.5D fighting game that mixes elements of competitive gaming and party games to make one extravagant package. You're able to duke it out in a multitude of ways: items or no items, chaotic stages or flat stages, live players or computer players, local matches or online matches, and so much more.

New Additions

• Battle Damage: When the player's fighter is very damaged (From 80% to beyond), the fighter has drastic changes, like: Fighter's bruised, Bandages, Loss of Armor, Loss of Clothes, Costume Breaks (In case of Neptunia Fighters), etc.
• Rivals: Borrowed from Playstation All-Stars Battle Royale, the rivals mechanic can determinate which characters in 2-player battle can be detailed, also in rival battles the battle music changes to a certain music remembering their rivalry, for example: Mario vs. Bowser, music: King of the Koopas.

Multiplayer Modes

Versus: It is a multiplayer mode that enables players and/or computer players to fight against each other or in a variety of settings. Versus mode appears in all Super Smash Bros. games, albeit with different names in nearly every game. In Melee, it is called Melee. In Brawl, it is called Group. In SSB4 and Ultimate, it is called Smash. The characters can participate in a variety of battles, including Free-for-alls and team battles. Stages all have unique Omega forms, making them flat like Final Destination, have additional platforms like Battlefield, or be much larger like Big Battlefield, now it introduces a new stage form called Omicron Stages which makes platforms in random zones.

Special Smash: Is a term that refers to several types of versus modes available in Super Smash Bros. Melee, Super Smash Bros. Brawl, Super Smash Bros. for Wii U, and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. You're able to set different options on or off, all of them affecting how fighters duke it out in matches.

Event Smash: Is a single-player mode found in Super Smash Bros. Melee, Super Smash Bros. Brawl, and Super Smash Bros. for Wii U. Event matches are challenges that place the player into specific scenarios with special conditions and a certain objective to meet, many of which pay homage to the characters and their history. Each game records the completion and "score" of each event match.

Squad Strike: Is a multiplayer mode in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate that enables players to fight against each other with a squad of either 3 or 8 fighters. The mode can be played in three formats: Tag Team and Elimination, which both have the winner of each round stay in, ending when one squad eliminates all characters from the other, and Best Of, which has characters from both sides swap out each round, and ends after all 3 or 8 fixed matchups are played.

Single Player

Classic Mode: A 15-match series of challenges and fights between NPCs, target-smashing escapades, race to the finish stages, step to the platform stages, and a final fight between you and Glimmering Hand. Classic Mode, like Ultimate's, returns to the standard form seen in the first three entries and keeps the addition of set challenges for each playable fighter from Ultimate as well.

All-Star Smash: is a gameplay mode available in Super Smash Bros. Melee, Super Smash Bros. Brawl, and Super Smash Bros. 4, that pits the player against every playable character in the game (other than Mii Fighters in Smash 4). The fights are separated into distinct rounds, and a rest area with a limited number of recovery items available between rounds. All-Star is replaced with All-Star Smash (under Mob Smash) in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.

Training: A mode that allows anyone to train against a static NPC fighter. The graph-like background from Ultimate returns, allowing for players to see the trajectory and angle of the outcome of their attacks along with accurate measurements and gridmarks on the stage.

Minigame Stadium: Minigames like Home Run, Break the Targets, Multi-Man Melee, and Board the Platforms have returned once again, giving the players endless hours of replayability. All of these can be played in multiplayer equivalents, allowing for double the fun. It introduces new minigames, like Trophy Tussle, Soccer Smash, Statue Destroyer, Volley Smashball and Ultimate Boss Arena.

Spirit Board: The Spirit Board from Super Smash Bros. Ultimate returns here, acting as one of the two main ways to earning Spirits. Unlike it's previous incarnation, the sections after a battle where you must shoot the Spirit to win is completely removed, meaning that once you beat the Spirit, the Spirit is yours for good until you decide to dismiss it or take it's core.

VR: Is a feature in Super Smash Bros. Visions that allows players to spectate and play single-player matches using the Nintendo Labo VR Goggles.

In addition to all of the modes listed above, another single player mode is introduced in this game, that being the Story Mode: War of the Cybernetech Gods.

Roster

Base Roster

DLC Roster

Platinum Edition Additions

For more information:

Main Article: Super Smash Bros. Visions/Base Roster Characters

Main Article: Super Smash Bros. Visions/DLC Characters

Main Article: Super Smash Bros. Visions/Platinum Edition Additions

Stages

There are a plenty of new stages, including the returning ones. Also, there it includes the Battlefield and Final Destination alt. variants from the previous games.

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Bosses

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Realm of Smash

Master Hand	Master Hand is a reoccurring final boss in the Super Smash Bros. series. He is the creator of the Smash Bros. universe, bringing together challengers from across different universes to fight for his entertainment. His existence, identity and goals are a complete mystery.
Crazy Hand	Where the Master Hand loves to create, his alter ego is impulsive and destructive, consumed with that hollow feeling which comes from destroying your own creations. The Crazy Hand appears when a player clears obstacles quickly and the Master Hand's power is low. You have only one chance to defeat the Crazy Hand.
Galleom	Galleom (ガレオム, Galleom) is a boss native to the Super Smash Bros. series who appears in Super Smash Bros. Brawl and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.
Duon	Duon (デュオン, Duon) is the sixth boss encountered in The Subspace Emissary. He doesn't hail from any particular series, and is unique to Super Smash Bros. Brawl. He is created by several Shadow Bugs that have gathered in a single, very powerful being.
Mecha Wiggler	Mechawiggler is a massive insectoid robot from Super Mario Odyssey and the boss of the Metro Kingdom, as well as one of the six bosses refought at the Mushroom Kingdom. Despite being ostensibly based on a Wiggler, it bears little resemblance to them, though it has a similar "enraged" state and several segments making up its body. It has five glowing orange eyes, a cyan and pink plasma globe embedded into each segment including the head, yellow electricity-producing rods surrounding said globes, and a mouth that resembles an electric plug.
Cackletta	Cackletta is an evil witch from the Beanbean Kingdom and is the main antagonist of Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga for the Game Boy Advance, and its 3DS remake.
Demise	Demise is the overarching antagonist of The Legend of Zelda series and the central antagonist and final Boss of Skyward Sword.
Mother Brain	Mother Brain (マザーブレイン Mazā Burein?) (Referred to simply as Mother in the opening of Metroid: Other M) is a recurring antagonist and boss in the Metroid series. She is a cold and ill-tempered AI created by the Chozo, but turned against them when the Space Pirates invaded Zebes. After showing her intellectual might, Mother Brain became leader of the Pirates and greatly increased the efficiency of their attacks against the Galactic Federation over the years.
Dyna Blade	Dyna Blade is a recurring boss and occasional ally in the Kirby series. She is a large, rainbow-colored bird that debuted in Kirby Super Star (and also appeared in its remake), where she has an entire sub-game dedicated to her.
Void Termina	Void Termina, also titled as Destroyer of Worlds or True Destroyer of Worlds and referred to as the Dark Lord by Hyness, is the reincarnated form of the god of the Jambastion Religion and the final boss of Kirby Star Allies.
Eternatus	Eternatus (ムゲンダイナ, Mugendaina) is a Poison/Dragon-type Legendary Pokémon introduced in Generation VIII. It has an Eternamax form known as Eternamax Eternatus.
Medeus	Medeus, known as the Shadow Dragon, is the primary antagonist in Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon and the Blade of Light, the final boss of but not the main antagonist ofFire Emblem: Mystery of the Emblem and their remakes, as well as the Shin Megami Tensei crossover, Tokyo Mirage Sessions ♯FE.
Hewdraw	Three-Headed Hewdraw (三つ首竜ヒュードラー Mittsu Kubi Ryū Hyūdorā, "Three-Neck Dragon Hewdraw") is a large, three-headed serpent monster, debuting in the original Kid Icarus as a single-headed serpent.
Metal Overlord	Metal Overlord (メタルオーバーロード Metaru Ōbārōdo?) is a transformation that appears in the Sonic the Hedgehog series. It is the finished transformation of Metal Madness, which Metal Sonic attained in order to annihilate his arch-rival Sonic the Hedgehog and conquer the world. However, the metallic tyrant was defeated by Team Sonic and stripped of his power.
Dracula & Death	Count Dracula Vlad Ţepeş (ドラキュラ・ヴラド・ツェペシュ Dorakyura Vurado Tsepeshu?), formerly known as Mathias Cronqvist (マティアス・クロンクビスト Matiasu Kuronkubisuto?), is the primary antagonist of the Castlevania series, as well as the final boss of most of the games. He is loosely based on the eponymous character from Bram Stoker's 1897 novel, Dracula, as well as the historical figure, Vlad Drăculea.
Omega Zero	Omega (オメガ Omega), dubbed "the Devil Reploid", "the Ultimate Reploid" and "perfect ruler" by Project Elpizo, is a massive Reploid created during the four years of the Elf Wars. He is Dr. Weil's greatest creation and was made to be the perfect ruler, namely by storing and utilizing the Dark Elf in order to mass-control Reploids remotely, thus preventing them from becoming Mavericks. He plays a major role in Mega Man Zero 3 as the main antagonist (though secondary in the grand scheme) and final boss, and also appears as a secret boss in Mega Man ZX.
Gill	Gill (ギル Giru?) is a video game character from the Street Fighter series, first appearing as the main antagonist of Street Fighter III: New Generation. He is the leader of the Secret Society, a mysterious organization made up of humanity's elite who have controlled world events from the shadows since the dawn of history, and seeks to fulfill an apocalyptic agenda to ensure its own utopian salvation. Gill returns as a playable character in Street Fighter V: Champion Edition.
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Angelic Kingdom (Final World)

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	An Amazing Flyin' Hammer Brother (alternatively spelled Amazing Flying Hammer Brother, and also shortened to A. F. H. Bro in the in-game glossary for Super Princess Peach) is a special variety of Hammer Bro that first appears in Super Mario World.
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	A Gotchawrench, or Gotcha Wrench, is a living metal wrench found in the Wrecking Crew series. It has huge teeth to attack, and legs to help it walk around.
	The Ruined Dragon, also referred to as the Lord of Lightning, is a giant dark purple dragon encountered in the Ruined Kingdom in Super Mario Odyssey. According to Crumbleden's brochure, it is thought that the altar with the shape of his head in said location was built to talk to him or possibly confront him, with it being made to restrain the lightning. It is also implied that he is the one responsible for reducing Crumbleden to ruins. His Japanese name, "Crumbleden Dragon", indicates that the "Ruined" term in his name refers to the place he lives in rather than his physical condition.
	Kip is a Kremling child that appears as a playable character in Donkey Kong Barrel Blast. He was made to rival Diddy Kong, and as such he has the same racing stats as him
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	Darknuts are recurring enemies and Sub-Bosses in The Legend of Zelda series.
	Agitha is a young, self-proclaimed princess around the age of 10. She lives in her Castle in Castle Town. She loves to dress in gothic-style clothes and pretend to be a princess of the insect kingdom in her own little castle house. She had sent out invitations to the Golden Bugs to come to her ball.
	Gohmas are recurring Bosses in The Legend of Zelda series. They are usually depicted as large, one-eyed arthropods and often shown as mothers of the Gohma Larvae. They are among the most recurring Bosses in the series since its conception.
	Trace is a cold, swift Bounty Hunter of the Kriken Empire, who searches for planets for his people to invade. He is one of the many antagonistic Bounty Hunters who first appeared in Metroid Prime Hunters.
	Kihunters, also referred to as Keyhunters or simply Hunters, are a race of insect-like beings that have joined with the Zebesian Space Pirates. They appear in Super Metroid, Metroid Fusion and Metroid: Other M.
	Daroach is a character in the Kirby series, debuting as the main antagonist of Kirby: Squeak Squad, but would later apologize for his actions and become an ally in later games after Kirby rescued him when he was possessed by Dark Nebula. He is the leader of the Squeaks.
	Taranza is a character in the Kirby series, debuting as the secondary antagonist of Kirby: Triple Deluxe, but would later become an ally. He is a spider-like magician and a former servant of Queen Sectonia.
	Aparoids are a race of insect-like creatures that are part-machine, part-life form. From minor enemy units, to major bosses, they serve as the main antagonists in "Star Fox: Assault".
	Andrew Oikonny, usually called only by his surname, is the nephew of Andross and his successor to the empire. Despite being a highly inexperienced pilot, he was originally part of the the Star Wolf team of Space Pirates which consisted of Pigma Dengar, Leon Powalski and Wolf O'Donnell as the leader. He formed a rivalry with Slippy Toad during the Lylat Wars. Believing himself to be the one true heir to the throne of the Venomian empire, his dream is to gain the favour of his Uncle Andross.
	General Pepper, is the commander-in-chief of all Cornerian millitary forces stationed throughout Corneria's territories located in the Lylat System. A former associate of Andross, it was General Pepper who was responsible for the disgraced science officer's banishment and he has extensively worked had to protect Corneria and the entire Lylat System from the evil mad scientist's scheme. It was thanks to General Pepper having called for emergency aid from the Star Fox mercenaries-for-hire that the Cornerian Military were able to repel and defeat the Venomian invasion of Lylat.
	The Masked Man is the secondary antagonist of Mother 3; a mysterious character who debuts during the final scene of the fifth chapter.
	Bio Rex is a genetically engineered creature designed by the the group of scientists who would then form a racing team called Dinosaur Racing Team, which also designed the Big Fang.
	Takumi is a major playable character from Fire Emblem Fates on the Birthright and Revelation routes. The third eldest of the Hoshidan royal siblings, Takumi is a skilled archer who wields the Fujin Yumi and commands the loyalty of Hinata and Oboro as his personal retainers. If he achieves an S support, he will bear a son named Kiragi with his spouse.
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	Azura is a main playable character and the deuteragonist in Fire Emblem Fates. She is a princess of Valla and Nohr who was captured and imprisoned in Hoshido.
	Thanatos (魔神タナトス Majin Tanatosu, "Devil God Thanatos") is the God of Death, debuting in the original Kid Icarus under the name Tanatos.
	The Immortal Phoenix (聖鳥フェニックス Hijiri Tori Fenikkusu, "Sacred Bird Phoenix") is a large, avian creature that debuted in Kid Icarus: Uprising.
	Dribble & Spitz are major anthropomorphic animal characters in the WarioWare series. The duo consists of Dribble, an orange bulldog, and Spitz, a small, squinting yellow cat, and together, they run Diamond Taxi as cabbies. They drive a taxi that has been souped-up by Dr. Crygor and is capable of traveling into space, among other things.
	This devoted student of the martial arts diligently trains under Master Mantis. He likes meat dumplings. A lot.
	Soda Popinski (Japanese: ソーダ・ポピンスキー Sōda Popinsukī, Russian: Сода Попинский), originally known as Vodka Drunkenski (Japanese: ウォッカ・ドランケンスキー Wokka Dorankensukī, Russian: Водка Дрункенский), made his first appearance in the arcade as the "Champion of the USSR" in the 1984 game Super Punch-Out!!. As his name suggests, he drinks soda on a regular basis in between bouts of incessant laughter. The theme music played for Soda Popinski is a quote from The Volga Boatmen's Song, a Russian folk song.
	Master Mummy is a playable fighter in ARMS. He is a mummy that's been reanimated by Dr. Coyle, searching for his long-lost family.
	Jenna is a Mars Adept and a playable guest character in Golden Sun who becomes a main playable character in Golden Sun: The Lost Age. A childhood friend of Isaac and Garet's and the younger sister of Felix, She, along with Kraden, are kidnapped early on the first game. Being the only mage-style Mars Adept in either game makes her default class series the Flame User class series. Jenna eventually marries Isaac and has a son, Matthew, the main playable character in Golden Sun: Dark Dawn. Jenna is part of an elite group of powerful Fire Adepts including Garet, Eoleo, and Tyrell. Jenna is most probably the most technically gifted fire adept in Golden Sun, only behind Saturos and Menardi.
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Wisps

This is a new addition to the Super Smash Bros. Series, the Wisps from Sonic Colors. Once collected, the fighters can activate the Wisp powers.

	The White Wisp (ホワイトウィスプ Howaito Wisupu?) is a creature that appears in the Sonic the Hedgehog series. It is a breed of Wisp that grants the power to perform the Boost. They are also the most common breed of Wisps.
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Core Crystals

This is a new type of Assist Trophies, you can summon blades (From Xenoblade Chronicles 2) to assist you.

	Dromarch (Japanese: ビャッコ, Byakko) is a Special Legendary Blade in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. He has the power to heal allies while attacking when bonded to his Driver named Nia. Dromarch uses the water element, wields a Twin Rings, and acts as a Healer in battle. He takes on the appearance of a white tiger. He refers to Nia as "My Lady" (お嬢様, Ojōsama), as if he were a butler. When Nia is the lead character with Dromarch as her on-field Blade, she rides on his back as she does in cutscenes.
	Poppi Quantum Technochampion π (Japanese: ハナ　ジャッジメント・デイモード, Hana Jajjimento Dei Mōdo, lit. "Hana Judgement Day Mode"), shortened to Poppi QTπ (Japanese: ハナJD, Hana JD), is an artificial Special Legendary Blade in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. She is an alternate form of Poppi. After the Heart-to-Heart "Growing Up" event (located in the Leftherian Archipelago) where more is revealed about Poppi QT, and after reaching Chapter 8, the side quest Powered-Up Poppi is unlocked in Tora's House to upgrade Poppi to her third form, Poppi QTπ. Out of all the three forms, Poppi QTπ is the tallest. Although Poppi is not a natural Blade awakened from a Core Crystal and Tora is not a Driver, they work as a kind of Driver and Blade duo during battle. She originally uses the power of Ice with an Attacker class, but she can use any element that has been equipped through Poppiswap. She wields the Variable Saber, which Tora can use in battle.
	Pandoria (Japanese: サイカ, Saika) is a Special Legendary Blade in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. She can grant tremendous power to her Driver Zeke and his allies. Pandoria uses the electric element, wields a Big Bang Edge, and acts as an Attacker in battle. Pandoria has an unexplained connection with the Titan Genbu, who she is able to talk to and summon from beneath the Cloud Sea so long as the Omega Fetter remains undisturbed.
	Brighid (Japanese: カグツチ, Kagutsuchi) is a Special Legendary Blade in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. She is the Jewel of Mor Ardain and the most powerful Blade in the Empire. She can grant tremendous power to her Driver Mòrag and her allies. Brighid uses the fire element, wields Whipswords, and acts as a Tank in battle. In Torna ~ The Golden Country, Brighid is a special Legendary Blade who can grant tremendous power to her Driver Hugo and his allies.
	Roc (Japanese: スザク, Suzaku) is a Special Legendary Blade in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. He can grant tremendous power to his Driver Vandham, and his allies. He uses the power of wind. He is an anthropomorphic bird who fights using twin scythes. His appearance is reminiscent of a cockerel (in-game portrait in particular), or a fowl in general as implied by his Japanese name, a reference to the Vermilion Peafowl.
	Aegaeon (Japanese: ワダツミ, Wadatsumi) is a Special Legendary Blade in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. He can grant tremendous power to his Driver, Emperor Niall, who eventually grants Mòrag Aegaeon's Core Crystal after deciding he is unfit to be a Driver. Aegaeon uses the water element, wields a Chroma Katana, and acts as a Tank in battle.
	Sever (Japanese: ザンテツ, Zantetsu) is a Special Rare Blade in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. He can grant tremendous power to his Driver Malos and his allies. Sever uses the wind element, wields a Sword Tonfa, and acts as a Tank in battle.
	Obrona (Japanese: カムイ, Kamui) is a Special Rare Blade in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. She can grant tremendous power to her Driver Akhos and his allies. Obrona uses the electric element, wields Brilliant Twinblades, and acts as an Attacker in battle. She has the ability to delicately grasp the flow of ether, and even disrupt the flow completely. She supports Akhos in his information gathering for Torna and their analysis.
	Cressidus (Japanese: オオツチ, Ootsuchi) is a Special Rare Blade in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. He can grant tremendous power to his Driver Mikhail and his allies. Cressidus uses the earth element, wields a pair of Rockrending Gauntlets called the Royal Guard, and acts as a Tank in battle.
	Wulfric (Japanese: ヂカラオ, Djikarao) is a Rare Blade in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. He can grant tremendous power to his Drivers, Rex, Nia, Zeke or Mòrag, and their allies. Wulfric uses the earth element, wields a Megalance, and acts as an Attacker in battle. Despite his appearance, he is an incredibly kindhearted blade, and very eager to help others.
	Boreas (Japanese: イダテン, Idaten) is a Rare Blade in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. He can grant tremendous power to his Drivers, Rex, Nia, Zeke or Mòrag, and their allies. Boreas uses the wind element, wields a Bitball, and acts as a Healer in battle. Boreas is a plump white, purple and charcoal creature, looking both cute and strange. He has a mouth on his stomach, and appears to be able to grow larger arms and detach his head at will. His speech mannerisms and "Nopon Wisdom" field skill suggests he is based on the Nopon.

Stands (Platinum Edition Only)

This is a new type of assist, they appear on base of Stand Arrows. Like the Stands, they have many types of attacks.

	Star Platinum is a close-range Stand with exceptional strength and speed, as well as gaining the ability to stop time during the fight against DIO. Its overwhelming power, coupled with Jotaro's fighting prowess, make it one of the strongest and most iconic Stands in the series.
	Magician's Red is a humanoid Stand whose appearance is that of a bird-human hybrid, with the ability to produce and manipulate fire in various ways.
	Silver Chariot is a humanoid Stand clad in armor and armed with a rapier. It is particularly deadly at close-range combat due to its speed and precision.
	Cheap Trick (チープ・トリック Chīpu Torikku) is originally the Stand of Masazo Kinoto and temporarily of Rohan Kishibe. It is a tertiary antagonist featured in the fourth part of the JoJo's Bizarre Adventure series, Diamond is Unbreakable. It is a dwarfish humanoid Stand that latches onto its victim's back. Having no power other than being able to speak, it does its best to have someone else see the victim's back. If it happens, the victim dies and the witness becomes Cheap Trick's new host.
	Echoes (エコーズ Ekōzu) is the Stand of Koichi Hirose, featured in the fourth part of the JoJo's Bizarre Adventure series, Diamond is Unbreakable , and briefly in the fifth part, Vento Aureo. Echoes has the unusual ability to take on three distinct forms, ACT1, ACT2 and ACT3, which Koichi may call upon alternately. Each form allows the use of a different ability, such as generating sound effects or applying weight to a target.
	Crazy Diamond (クレイジー・ダイヤモンド Kureijī Daiyamondo) is the Stand of Josuke Higashikata, featured in the fourth part of the JoJo's Bizarre Adventure series, Diamond is Unbreakable. A powerful Stand with strength comparable to Star Platinum, it possesses the ability to heal or repair objects and/or people.
	Killer Queen (キラークイーン 'Kirā Kuīn') is the Stand of Yoshikage Kira, featured in the fourth part of the JoJo's Bizarre Adventure series, Diamond is Unbreakable. Killer Queen is a muscled humanoid Stand with cat-like features. Its abilities all revolve around bombs, whose blasts are capable of atomizing people.
	Stone Free (ストーン・フリー Sutōn Furī), sometimes shortened to S.F. (Ｓ・Ｆ) is the Stand of Jolyne Cujoh, featured in the sixth part of the JoJo's Bizarre Adventure series, Stone Ocean. Stone Free usually manifests as Jolyne's ability to unravel her body into string, but ultimately has a base form of a powerful close-range humanoid Stand.
	The World (ザ・ワールド（世界） Za Wārudo) is the Stand of DIO, featured in the third part of the JoJo's Bizarre Adventure series, Stardust Crusaders. An extremely powerful time-controlling Stand wielded by an equally powerful user, The World is an esoteric Stand, both revered and feared by almost every character in Stardust Crusaders.