Super Smash Bros. Rave

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“Get ready to enter the rave!”

— Main tagline of the game

Super Smash Bros. Rave
Developer(s)	Bandai Namco Studios Monolith Soft Sora Ltd.
Publisher(s)	Nintendo
Designer(s)	Masahiro Sakurai
Platform(s)	Nintendo Switch
Genre(s)	Fighting Platforming
Series	Super Smash Bros.
Predecessor	Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
Release Date(s)	Q3 2024 (worldwide)
Mode(s)	Single Player, Multiplayer, Online multiplayer
Age Rating(s)	ESRB: E10+ CERO: A OFLC: PG PEGI: 12 USK: 12
Media Included	ROM Cartridge Digital Distribution (Nintendo eShop)
Available Input	Joy-Con, Nintendo Switch Pro Controller, GameCube Controller (via adapter)

Super Smash Bros. Rave (大乱闘スマッシュブラザーズR Great Fray Smash Brothers R) is the sixth installment of the Super Smash Bros. series and will be released for the Nintendo Switch in Autumn 2024.

Gameplay

The gameplay is similar to the previous installments. Rave includes two new mechanics and a returning one:

• Shield Burst: Pressing the attack button while shielding creates an explosion attack. Using this move is tricky however, as after performing a Shield Burst, the character will take recoil damage based on how big the shield was.
• Super Jump: While a character is crouching, the player may press the jump button, creating a jump that is higher than a double jump. As a downside, the player cannot double jump after performing a Super Jump.
• The gliding mechanic returns from Brawl, although it can only be performed for five seconds. Gliding works differently in Rave as opposed to Brawl, as the character will not enter their helpless state, allowing a potential recovery with their up special.

Controls

• A: Normal attack/Tilt attack
• B: Special move
• X/Y: Jump
• L/R: Grab
• ZL/ZR: Shield
• +/-: Pause
• Left control stick: Move
• Right control stick: Smash attack
• Control pad: Taunt

Modes

Smash

• Smash (1-8 Players): The main mode of the game, where up to 8 players can compete against each other in battle.
• Squad Strike: Players fight each other with a team of 3 or 5 characters.
• Tourney: Up to 32 players can compete in a elimination-styled tournament.
• Rotation: Assists players by rotating into and out of battles if there are more than four players.
• Special Smash: A battle with up to 8 players, but the player can add a few adjustments before the match begins.

Games & More

• Classic Mode: A single-player mode that can also be played via co-op. The player goes through various matches before reaching the boss, Master Hand. The player can adjust the difficulty from 0.0 to 9.0, as with Smash 4 and Ultimate. Unlike the latter, the Classic Mode for Rave goes back to the random opponent format used in Melee and both versions of Smash 4. However, the number of stages are dependent on the intensity chosen. Unlockable characters will not appear until they are unlocked. DLC characters and their stages will appear once they have been downloaded into the game.

Intensities 0.0-2.9

Round 1	Round 2	Round 3	Bonus Round	Round 4	Final Round
Normal	Normal	Team	Target Smash	Giant	Master Hand

Intensities 3.0-5.9

Round 1	Round 2	Bonus Round	Round 3	Round 4	Round 5	Bonus Round	Round 6	Final Round
Normal	Team	Target Smash	Normal	Multi	Team	Race to the Finish	Giant	Master Hand and Crazy Hand

Intensities 6.0-9.0

Round 1	Round 2	Round 3	Round 4	Bonus Round	Round 5	Round 6	Round 7	Bonus Round	Round 8	Final Round
Normal	Team	Normal	Giant	Target Smash	Multi	Normal	Metal	Race to the Finish	Free for All (three opponents)	Master Hand and Crazy Hand, then Master Mask

• All-Star Mode: The player is pitted against every single playable character (aside from the Mii Fighters). Each fight is put into distinct rounds, and after a fight is over, the player can explore a rest area with a limited number of recovery items during rounds. Each character is ordered by their first appearance in Japan. Like Classic Mode, DLC characters (highlighted in italic) will appear once they have been downloaded into the game.

Round	Opponents	Stages
Round 1: 1980-1984	Mr. Game & Watch (April 28, 1980) Pac-Man (May 22, 1980) Mario (July 9, 1981) Donkey Kong (July 9, 1981) Luigi (June 21, 1983) Little Mac (February 17, 1984) Duck Hunt (April 21, 1984) Balloon Fighter (October 3, 1984)	Flat Zone X Pac-Maze 75m Boxing Ring Duck Hunt Balloon Fight
Round 2: 1985-1986	Ice Climbers (January 30, 1985) Foreman Spike (June 18, 1985) R.O.B. (July 26, 1985) Peach (September 13, 1985) Toad (September 13, 1985) Bowser (September 13, 1985) Link (February 21, 1986) Zelda (February 21, 1986) Impa (February 21, 1986) Bomberman (December 20, 1985) Samus (August 6, 1986) Ridley (August 6, 1986) Bub (June 16, 1986) Simon (September 26, 1986)	Summit Wrecking Crew Gyromite Mushroom Kingdom Princess Peach's Castle Bowser's Castle Temple Bomberman Battle Brinstar Cave of Monsters Dracula's Castle
Round 3: 1986-1990	Pit (December 19, 1986) Palutena (December 19, 1986) Medusa (December 19, 1986) Adol (June 21, 1987) Wart (July 10, 1987) Snake (July 13, 1987) Ryu (August 30, 1987) Ken (August 30, 1987) Mega Man (December 17, 1987) Ayumi (April 27, 1988) Hayabusa (December 9, 1988) Daisy (April 21, 1989) Ninten (July 27, 1989) Alucard (December 29, 1989) Marth (April 20, 1990) Tiki (April 20, 1990) Dr. Mario (July 27, 1990) Yoshi (November 21, 1990) Captain Falcon (November 21, 1990)	Skyworld Underworld Darm Tower Shadow Moses Island Suzaku Castle Wily Castle Ushimitsu High School Sky City Tokyo Castle Siege Dragon's Table Dr. Mario Super Happy Tree Yoshi's Island Crafted World Big Blue Port Town Aero Dive Casino Palace Split Oval
Round 4: 1991-1995	Sonic (July 26, 1991) Dr. Eggman (July 26, 1991) Arle (October 25, 1991) Terry (November 25, 1991) Geese (November 25, 1991) Kirby (April 27, 1992) King Dedede (April 27, 1992) Wario (October 21, 1992) Tails (November 21, 1992) Fox (February 21, 1993) Falco (February 21, 1993) Slippy (February 21, 1993) Meta Knight (March 23, 1993) Zero (December 17, 1993) Kyo (August 25, 1994) Ness (August 27, 1994) Porky (August 27, 1994) Diddy Kong (November 26, 1994) King K. Rool (November 26, 1994) Doom Slayer (December 9, 1994) Kazuya (December 9, 1994) Heihachi (December 9, 1994) Parabo & Satebo (April 24, 1995) Kamek (August 5, 1995) Rayman (September 22, 1995) Dixie Kong (November 21, 1995)	Green Hill Zone Eggmanland Puyo Stadium Transcontinental Railroad Green Greens Kitchen Island Corneria Lylat Cruise Halbard Central Highway King of Fighters Stadium Onett Jungle Japes Hell on Earth Mishima Dojo Satellaview City Band Land
Round 5: 1996-1999	Pikachu (February 27, 1996) Jigglypuff (February 27, 1996) Charizard (February 27, 1996) Mewtwo (February 27, 1996) Geno (March 9, 1996) Bandana Waddle Dee (March 21, 1996) Marco (April 19, 1996) Lark (June 23, 1996) Crash (December 6, 1996) Cloud (January 31, 1997) Sephiroth (January 31, 1997) Tifa (January 31,1997) Wolf (April 27, 1997) Agumon (June 26, 1997) Gooey (November 27, 1997) Sol (May 14, 1998) Black Shadow (July 14, 1998) Sheik (November 21, 1998) Ganondorf (November 21, 1998) Banjo & Kazooie (December 6, 1998)	Pokemon Stadium Saffron City Forest Maze Ridge 256 Pilotwings N. Sanity Beach Midgar Northern Cave Cyberspace EDEN Titania Lars Canyon Ganon's Castle Spiral Mountain Click Clock Wood
Round 6: 2000-2005	Paper Mario (August 11, 2000) Saki (November 21, 2000) Villager (April 14, 2001) Tom Nook (April 14, 2001) Isaac (August 1, 2001) King Boo (September 14, 2001) Olimar (October 26, 2001) Raiden (November 13, 2001) Sora (March 28, 2002) Riku (March 28, 2002) Roy (March 29, 2002) Bowser Jr. (July 19, 2002) Sceptile (November 21, 2002) Toon Link (December 13, 2002) Lloyd (August 29, 2003) Saber (January 30, 2004) Zero Suit Samus (May 27, 2004) Andy (November 25, 2004) Ashley (December 2, 2004) Ike (April 20, 2005) Chibi-Robo (June 23, 2005)	Paper Mario Shinjuku Station Smashville Venus Lighthouse The Last Resort Garden of Hope Shell Factory Hollow Bastion Sky Pillar Pirate Ship Tower of Salvation Unlimited Blade Works Warzone WarioWare, Inc. Kitchen
Round 7: 2006-2011	Lucas (April 20, 2006) Aigis (July 13, 2006) Rhythm Girl (August 3, 2006) Lucario (September 28, 2006) Rosalina & Luma (November 1, 2007) Wii Fit Trainer (December 1, 2007) Kurisu (October 15, 2009) Bayonetta (October 29, 2009) Shulk (June 10, 2010) Neptune (August 19, 2010) Zoroark (September 18, 2010) Junko (November 25, 2010) Maxwell (January 27, 2011) Steve (November 18, 2011)	Osohe Castle Tartarus Rhythm Heaven Spear Pillar Mario Galaxy Wii Fit Studio Akihabara Radio Kaikan Umbra Clock Tower Gaur Plains Planeptune Hope's Peak Academy Scribble Lands Minecraft World
Round 8: 2012-2017	Dark Pit (March 22, 2012) Viridi (March 22, 2012) Robin (April 19, 2012) Isabelle (November 8, 2012) Jibanyan (July 11, 2013) Greninja (October 12, 2013) Gunvolt (August 20, 2014) Qbby (January 14, 2015) Inkling (May 28, 2015) Corrin (June 25, 2015) Joker (September 15, 2016) Incineroar (November 18, 2016) 2B (Feburary 23, 2017) Champion Zelda (March 3, 2017) Min Min (June 16, 2017) Chum (July 21, 2017) Hero (July 28, 2017) Pyra (December 1, 2017) Mythra (December 1, 2017)	Tortimer Island Springdale Kalos Pokemon League Sumeragi Tower BoxWorld Moray Towers Mementos Battle Royal Dome City Ruins Great Plateau Tower Sky Islands Spring Stadium Spawning Grounds Yggdrasil's Altar Cloud Sea of Alrest
Round 9: 2018-2023	Octoling (June 14, 2018) Byleth (July 26, 2019) Officer Howard (August 30, 2019) Ring Fit Trainee (October 18, 2019) Cinderace (November 15, 2019) Raven Beak (October 8, 2021) Sportsmate (April 29, 2022) Noah (July 29, 2022) Mio (July 29, 2022) Viola (October 28, 2022) Meowscarada (November 18, 2022) Alear (January 20, 2023) Rookie & Oatchi (July 27, 2023)	Deepsea Metro Gareg Mach Monestary Harmony Square Transient Temple Wild Area Itorash Spocco Square Maktha Wildwood Thule Mesagoza Somniel Blossoming Arcadia

• Adventure Mode: Rise of the Zedians: The single-player story mode of Rave. The plot revolves around the World of Trophies being invaded by a group of aliens known as the Zedians. In order to stop them, the Smashers team up with an amnesiac fairy who has a strong connection to the Zedians.
• Smash Wave: Up to four players can participate in this mode, where they must work together to defeat hordes of enemies, both from Rise of the Zedians as well as enemies from franchises represented in this game.
• Training: The player can practice the overall gameplay as well as experiment with the CPU.
• Table Smash: The player can participate in a series of challenges to collect cards, a collectible based on trading card games. Cards are similar to Stickers in Brawl, Equipment in Smash 4 and Spirits in Ultimate. Unlike the latter, cards do not play a major role during the Rise of the Zedians, although they can still be collected and used in the mode.
• Multi-Man Smash: The player must defeat a certain of number of the Fighting Elemental Team. The player can chose one of the following ways to play:
  • 10-Man Smash: Up to 10 Fighting Elementals must be defeated, with the last character being the character that the player is using.
  • 100-Man Smash: 100 Fighting Elementals must be defeated, and various characters from the roster will make an appearance as opponents.
  • 15 Minute Smash: The player must defeat as many Fighting Elementals before they are defeated or when the timer runs out.
  • Endless Smash: Fighting Elementals respawn endlessly, so the player must defeat as many as they can.
  • Rival Smash: Under a time limit, the player has to score more points than the CPU opponent.
  • Cruel Smash: All of the Fighting Elementals have their AI maxed out, making this mode rather difficult.
• Target Smash: The player must break all 10 targets that are scattered throughout in an arena as fast as possible.
• Home-Run Contest: The player must use the Home-Run Bat to hit the Sandbag to a certain distance.
• Race to the Finish: Set in a labyrinthine corridor, the player must reach the end of the stage to reach a certain record.
• Boss Battles: A boss rush mode, where the player fights all bosses from Rise of the Zedians. After a boss has been defeated, they will be placed in the same rest area from All-Star Mode after defeating a boss.
• Mii Fighter: Mii Fighters can be created and customized.
  • Super Smash Bros. Rave/Mii Costumes
• Amiibo: The player can create a fighter based on the amiibo figure that was used. Like Ultimate, if the amiibo figure used is not based on a fighter, then it will give a trophy of the character instead.
• Stage Builder: Custom stages can be created by the player and can be used for Smash matches. They can also be uploaded online.
• Challenger's Approach: If the player has lost a battle against an unlockable character, they can visit this mode for a second chance to unlock them. Once all characters have been unlocked, the mode is longer accessible.

Online

• Smash: Players from across the globe can play in a standard Smash match. Alongside the other online modes, rollback netcode has been implemented, powered by GGPO.
• Elite Smash: After accumulating a certain amount of Global Smash Power with a character, players can fight others who have fulfilled the same requirement.
• Online Tourney: Players can participate in online tournament. At certain times, the tourney will have a certain theme to along with it as with Ultimate.
• Smash Wave: Up to 4 players can team up online to defeat several enemies.
• Spectate: Players can use Gold to bet on a match.
• Shared Content: Users can upload replays, custom stages and Mii Fighters for others to see.

Vault

• Sounds & Music: The player can listen to the game's soundtrack as well as sound effects.
  • Super Smash Bros. Rave/Music
• Replays: Players can watch saved matches, both offline and online.
• Trophies: The player can view the trophies they have collected over the course of gameplay.
  • Gallery: Individual trophies can be viewed here, as well as the flavor text that goes with the trophy.
  • Hoard: The player can view all trophies they have collected at the same time. They can also enter Diorama Mode, where they can take four trophies of their choosing and arrange them in a wide variety of backgrounds.
  • Trophy Catcher: The player has to operate a claw to grab prizes such as trophies and cards, similar to a UFO catcher.
• Cards: The player can view cards they have collected from Table Smash and other modes.
• Movies: Cutscenes from Rise of the Zedians, as well as other videos such as trailers and tutorials can be viewed here.
• Tips: The player can view hints for characters, items, stages and more.
• Shop: Using Gold that the player has earned (via matches and single-player modes), they can purchase music, Mii outfits, trophies, and cards.
• Masterpieces: Players can play time-limited trials of classic Nintendo titles from the characters that appear in Rave.

Fighters

Nine characters have been cut from the previous series, as unlike Ultimate, the previous installment, Rave is not focused on bringing every character back. Echo fighters have been de-emphasized as well. To compensate for this, new characters have been added to the roster, this time with more characters from new series as opposed to returning characters. Click on the character's image to see their moveset. Characters in bold detonate an unlockable character.

Veterans (80)
Mario	Luigi	Peach	Daisy	Rosalina & Luma	Bowser	Bowser Jr.	Dr. Mario
Donkey Kong	Diddy Kong	King K. Rool	Link	Zelda	Sheik	Ganondorf	Toon Link
Samus	Zero Suit Samus	Ridley	Yoshi	Kirby	King Dedede	Meta Knight	Fox
Falco	Wolf	Pikachu	Jigglypuff	Mewtwo	Charizard	Lucario	Greninja
Incineroar	Ness	Lucas	Captain Falcon	Ice Climbers	Marth	Roy	Ike
Robin	Corrin	Byleth	Mr. Game & Watch	Pit	Palutena	Dark Pit	Wario
Olimar	R.O.B.	Villager	Isabelle	Wii Fit Trainer	Little Mac	Shulk	Pyra
Mythra	Duck Hunt	Inkling	Min Min	Snake	Sonic	Mega Man	Pac-Man
Ryu	Ken	Cloud	Sephiroth	Bayonetta	Simon	Joker	Hero
Banjo & Kazooie	Terry	Steve	Kazuya	Sora	Mii Brawler	Mii Swordfighter	Mii Gunner
Newcomers (64)
Toad	Wart	King Boo	Paper Mario	Dixie Kong	Impa	Champion Zelda	Raven Beak
Kamek	Bandana Dee	Gooey	Slippy	Sceptile	Zoroark	Cinderace	Meowscarada
Ninten	Porky	Black Shadow	Tiki	Alear	Medusa	Viridi	Ashley
Rookie & Oatchi	Tom Nook	Noah	Mio	Octoling	Chum	Rhythm Girl	Isaac
Chibi-Robo	Officer Howard	Saki	Ayumi	Ring Fit Trainee	Sportsmate	Qbby	Foreman Spike
Lark	Andy	Balloon Fighter	Parabo & Satebo	Raiden	Tails	Dr. Eggman	Zero
Chun-Li	Tifa	Viola	Alucard	Geese	Heihachi	Riku	Hayabusa
Monster Hunter	Arle	Agumon	Kurisu	Bomberman	Bub	Kyo	Mii Mage

DLC

Season 1
Jibanyan	Rayman	2B	Marco
Season 2
Geno	Sol	Crash	Adol
Season 3
Aigis	Gunvolt	Saber	Maxwell
Season 4
Doom Slayer	Lloyd	Junko	Neptune

Unlocking Criteria

The following characters can be unlocked by one of three methods; fulfilling a specific requirement, playing a certain number of matches, or having the character join the player's party in Rise of the Zedians. If done with the latter, the character is instantly playable. Otherwise, the player must fight them in a one-on-one match. If the player loses the fight, then they can try again in Challenger's Approach.

Character	How to unlock	VS matches required	Unlock location	Music
Jigglypuff	Clear Classic Mode on any difficulty with no continues	10	Saffron City	Pokemon Center
Falco	Complete 100-Man Smash	20	Lylat Cruise	Area 6
Dr. Mario	As Mario, clear Classic Mode without any continues	30	Dr. Mario	Fever
Champion Zelda	Play 10 Vs. Matches on Great Plateau Tower	40	Sky Islands	Main Theme - The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom
Bowser Jr.	Clear 10 Vs. matches as Bowser	50	Super Bell Hill	Delfino Plaza (Remix)
Geese	Clear Classic Mode as Terry	60	King of Fighters Stadium	Soy Sauce for Geese
Duck Hunt	Get 20 KOs in Rival Smash	70	Duck Hunt	Duck Hunt Medley (3DS / Wii U)
Ken	As Ryu, finish a match with an input command	80	Suzuku Castle	Ken Stage
Porky	Meteor smash 3 opponents as Ness or Lucas	90	New Pork City	Porky's Theme
Raven Beak	As Samus, defeat the E.M.M.I. Assist Trophy	100	Itorash	Central Unit Phase 1
Octoling	Clear 15-Minute Smash as either Inkling	110	Deepsea Metro	Nasty Majesty
Mr. Game & Watch	Clear Classic Mode with 20 or more characters	120	Flat Zone X	Flat Zone 2
Wart	Pull 10 items out of the Grass	130	Rainbow Cruise	Boss Theme - Super Mario Bros. 2
Ridley	Defeat the Metroid Assist Trophy	140	Brinstar	Vs. Ridley (Brawl)
Tom Nook	Collect over 300 G after a match	150	Smashville	Town Hall and Tom Nook's Store
Wolf	As Fox, clear Classic Mode without any continues	160	Titania	Star Wolf's Theme / Sector Z
Riku	KO three opponents with a single Final Smash	170	Twilight Town	Night of Fate
King K. Rool	Counter 5 moves	180	Jungle Japes	Gangplank Galleon
Daisy	Play 10 Team Battles with Peach and Zelda	190	Figure-8 Circuit	Ground Theme - Super Mario Land
Viola	Clear 15-Minute Smash as Bayonetta	200	Thule	Gh()st
Slippy	As Fox, use his Final Smash	210	Corneria	Star Fox Medley
Foreman Spike	Use the Golden Hammer 10 times (the dud hammers don't count)	220	Wrecking Crew	Wrecking Crew Medley
Zoroark	KO Ditto from a Poke Ball 5 times	230	Kalos Pokemon League	Route 10
R.O.B.	Collect 200 unique trophies	240	Gyromite	Stack-Up / Gyromite
King Boo	As Luigi, KO 10 opponents with his Final Smash	250	The Last Resort	On the Hunt -Gloomy Manor-
Black Shadow	As Captain Falcon, use his Final Smash at the end of any Vs. match	260	Port Town Aero Dive	Devil's Call in Your Heart
Zero	Clear 100-Man Smash as Mega Man	270	Central Highway	X vs ZERO
Heihachi	Get at least 1 KO in Cruel Smash	280	Mishima Dojo	Heihachi Mishima, the King of the Iron Fist
Andy	KO 3 opponents with a fully charged shot from the Super Scope	290	Warzone	Andy's Theme
Tiki	Summon a Dragon-type Pokemon from a Poke Ball as Marth	300	Dragon's Table	Story 5 Meeting
Dr. Eggman	As Sonic, use the Metal Box 10 times	310	Eggmanland	E.G.G.M.A.N. (Instrumental)
Medusa	Play 20 Vs. matches on Underworld	320	Underworld	Boss Fight 1 - Kid Icarus: Uprising
Mewtwo	Summon a Legendary Pokemon from a Poke Ball	330	Spear Pillar	Battle! (Mewtwo) - Pokemon X / Pokemon Y
Toon Link	Push 10 opponents off with the Gust Bellows	340	Pirate Ship	Dragon Roost Island
Lark	Use the Rocket Belt as a recovery on Pilotwings	350	Pilotwings	Light Plane (Vocal Mix)
Dark Pit	Get 20 KOs in Rival Smash as Pit	360	Underworld	Dark Pit's Theme
Sephiroth	As Cloud, use his Final Smash	370	Northern Cave	Advent: One Winged Angel
Balloon Fighter	KO three opponents with an up special move	380	Balloon Fight	Balloon Fight Medley
Chum	Get 30 KOs in Endless Smash as Inkling	390	Spawning Grounds	Deluge Dirge
Parabo & Satebo	Clear all bonus stages with every character in the base game	400	Satellaview City	Town Theme 1 - Satellaview

Stages

Stages in bold detonate an unlockable stage. Like Smash 4 and Ultimate, all stages have their own Omega and Battlefield forms. A new form, called the Alpha form, is based on Small Battlefield and all stages have one as well.

New Stages
Battlefield	Big Battlefield	Small Battlefield	Final Destination	Pipe-Rock Plateau	Bowser's Castle
The Last Resort	Dr. Mario	Mangrove Cove	Angry Aztec	Sky Islands	Ganon's Castle
Zebes Landing	Itorash	Crafted World	Point of Arrival	Jambastion	Titania
Sky Pillar	Battle Royal Dome	Wild Area	Mesagoza	Osohe Castle	Casino Palace Split Oval
Dragon's Table	Somniel	Underworld	Kitchen Island	Blossoming Arcadia	Gyromite
New Horizons Island	Maktha Wildwood	Spawning Grounds	Deepsea Metro	Rhythm Heaven	Venus Lighthouse
Kitchen	Harmony Square	Shinjuku Station	Ushimitsu High School	Transient Temple	Spocco Square
BoxWorld	Warzone	Satellaview City	Pinball	Pushmo Park	Board Game Island
Endless Ocean	Excitebike Arena	Nintendo Land	Shell Factory	Eggmanland	Central Highway
Pac-Village	Thule	Click Clock Wood	Transcontinental Railroad	Twilight Town	Sky City Tokyo
Ancestral Steppe	Puyo Stadium	Cyberspace EDEN	Akihabara Radio Kaikan	Bomberman Battle	Cave of Monsters
Returning Stages
Mushroom Kingdom	Princess Peach's Castle	Figure-8 Circuit	Paper Mario	Mario Galaxy	New Donk City Hall
Jungle Japes	75m	Temple	Pirate Ship	Skyloft	Great Plateau Tower
Brinstar	Frigate Orpheon	Super Happy Tree	Yoshi's Island	Green Greens	Halberd
Corneria	Lylat Cruise	Saffron City	Pokémon Stadium	Spear Pillar	Kalos Pokémon League
Onett	New Pork City	Big Blue	Port Town Aero Dive	Summit	Castle Siege
Garreg Mach Monastery	Flat Zone X	Skyworld	Palutena's Temple	WarioWare, Inc.	Gamer
Garden of Hope	Smashville	Wii Fit Studio	Boxing Ring	Gaur Plain	Cloud Sea of Alrest
Duck Hunt	Moray Towers	Spring Stadium	Wrecking Crew	Pilotwings	Balloon Fight
Hanenbow	Tomodachi Life	Shadow Moses Island	Green Hill Zone	Wily Castle	Pac-Maze
Suzaku Castle	Midgar	Northern Cave	Umbra Clock Tower	Dracula's Castle	Mementos
Yggdrasil's Altar	Spiral Mountain	Minecraft World	Mishima Dojo	Hollow Bastion	King of Fighters Stadium

DLC

Season 1
Springdale	Band Land	City Ruins	Ridge 256
Season 2
Forest Maze	Lars Canyon	N. Sanity Beach	Darm Tower
Season 3
Tartarus	Sumeragi Tower	Unlimited Blade Works	Scribble Lands
Season 4
Hell on Earth	Tower of Salvation	Hope's Peak Academy	Planeptune

Unlocking Criteria

The following stages can be unlocked by completing a certain objective.

Stage	How to unlock
The Last Resort	Clear 3 VS. matches as King Boo
Dr. Mario	Clear Classic Mode as Dr. Mario
Paper Mario	Clear 15-Minute Smash as Paper Mario
75m	Get 10 KOs with the Hammer
Ganon's Castle	Clear 3 VS. matches as Ganondorf
Pirate Ship	Unlock Toon Link
Itorash	Clear Classic Mode as Raven Beak
Frigate Orpheon	As Ridley, use his Final Smash
Super Happy Tree	Clear 3 VS. matches as Yoshi
Jambastion	As Kirby, use his Final Smash
Titania	As Fox, use his Final Smash
Spear Pillar	Unlock Mewtwo
New Pork City	Unlock Porky
Garreg Mach Monestary	As Byleth, use their Final Smash
Flat Zone X	Clear Classic Mode as Mr. Game & Watch
Underworld	Clear 3 VS. Matches as Medusa
Gamer	As Wario, use his Final Smash
Blossoming Arcadia	Clear Classic Mode as Rookie & Oatchi
Gyromite	Unlock R.O.B.
Duck Hunt	Unlock Duck Hunt
Deepsea Metro	Clear Classic Mode as Octoling
Warzone	Unlock Andy
Balloon Fight	Unlock Balloon Fighter
Satellaview City	Unlock Parabo & Satebo
Hanenbow	Collect 100 Trophies
Endless Ocean	Swim for 10 seconds
Nintendo Land	Clear Target Smash as every character in the base game
Eggmanland	Unlock Dr. Eggman
Central Highway	Unlock Zero
Pac-Maze	As Pac-Man, use his Final Smash
Northern Cave	Clear Classic Mode as Sephiroth
Thule	Unlock Viola
Twilight Town	As Sora, use his Final Smash

Items

Items in bold detonate a new item.

Image	Item	Function	Class	Heavy
	Smash Ball	Gives a character their Final Smash after the Smash Ball has been broken from strong attacks. It can be floating throughout the stage or dropped into the ground like the Soccer Ball.	Special	No
	Fake Smash Ball	Once enough damage has been dealt, the Fake Smash Ball will explode into an X shape. Like the normal Smash Ball, it can be floating or dropped into the ground.	Explosive	No
	Sandbag	When the Sandbag is attacked, it will produce items.	Special/Container	No
	Item Bag	Releases five items once thrown. The user cannot dash or jump when holding it. Unlike the other container items, the Item Bag does not have a chance of exploding.	Container	No
	Crate	Contains many items once thrown or hit with enough force. Has a small chance of exploding.	Container	Yes
	Rolling Crate	Unlike the regular crate, this crate will roll across the stage after being thrown, attacked or landing on a hill. It can be stood on.	Container	Yes
	Barrel	Functions similarly to the Rolling Crate. Has a small chance of exploding.	Container	Yes
	Capsule	Contains exactly one item. Has a small chance of exploding.	Container	No
	Party Ball	The Party Ball is activated after throwing it or damaging it. Once hit or thrown, it will float into the air, dropping one of the following: an assortment of food, a variety of items, or Bob-Ombs. Has a small chance of exploding.	Container	Yes
	Assist Trophy	When picked up, it summons a random character to aid the user.	Summoning	No
	Food	Heals a character. How much they can heal the user depends on the specific kind of food.	Recovery	No
	Healing Sprout	Slowly heals the holder. If the user makes contact with another fighter, then the Healing Sprout will be transferred to them.	Throwing/Recovery	No
	Healing Field	Upon being thrown, it creates a healing field on the ground. When a fighter stands on it, they will be slowly healed.	Throwing/Recovery	No
	Timer	Slows down time for the user's opponents, the user themselves, or all fighters present in the match.	Status	No
	Beam Sword	When using the Beam Sword, it gets longer depending on which character swung the item.	Battering	No
	Home-Run Bat	An extremely powerful item. When performing a forward smash, it can instantly KO a fighter.	Battering	No
	Ray Gun	Fires blast of energy that can have infinite horizontal range. It can shoot for a total of sixteen rounds.	Shooting	No
	Drill	Fires a large drill. If the drill hits a wall, then it will linger for a few seconds before exploding. The base can also be thrown after firing the drill.	Shooting	No
	Banana Gun	Fires a banana missile out of the peel. After this, the user is left with a banana peel.	Shooting	No
	Rage Blaster	Fires a blast of energy which has more power if the user is at high damage.	Shooting	No
	Motion-Sensor Bomb	Attaches to the stage after being thrown; when fighters approach it after a short time, it will explode.	Explosive/Throwing	No
	Bumper	Can either be placed on the stage or in midair. Any fighter that approaches it will be knocked away by it. If there is more than one bumper present, then they could trap a fighter by bouncing them back and forth.	Throwing	No
	Gooey Bomb	When thrown, it attaches to fighters and can transfer to fighters that pass by. It explodes after a certain time or attacked when not attached to a fighter.	Explosive/Throwing	No
	Smoke Ball	Spews smoke around the area it was thrown at. Has a chance of sticking to opponents.	Throwing	No
	Beastball	Reappears near a fighter once thrown at and targets towards them, while also being covered in flames.	Throwing	No
	Black Hole	Spawns a black hole, dragging in characters and items nearby into it.	Throwing	No
	Poison Bomb	Releases a cloud of toxic green gas that deals poison damage to any fighters that go near it.	Explosive/Throwing	No
	Blast Box	Explodes when enough damage is dealt, or when it is hit with a fire or explosive attack.	Explosive	Yes
	Super Mushroom	Slides across the stage. When it is touched, it enlarges a fighter.	Status	No
	Poison Mushroom	Functions similarly to the Super Mushroom, except that it shrinks a fighter.	Status	No
	Fire Flower	Produces a stream of short-range fire that lasts for seven seconds.	Shooting	No
	Bubble Flower	Functions similarly to the Fire Flower, but it produces bubbles instead of fire.	Shooting	No
	Super Star	Bounces across the stage. If a fighter touches it, they will be invulnerable to all damage and knockback for a short time. However, users can still be KO'd if they fall off the stage with it.	Status	No
	Super Leaf	Gives the user racoon ears and tail, allowing them to float mid-air using the jump button.	Status	No
	Metal Box	Turns the user metallic, increasing their weight and falling speed, while reducing the chances of being flinched.	Status	No
	Golden Drink	Turns the user golden, allowing them to deal 1.5x of knockback damage.	Status	No
	Fire Bar	Causes fire damage when used. It grows shorter with each successful attack.	Battering	No
	Boomerang	Can be thrown towards and grabbed by opponents. Returns to its user unless intercepted. Gains power each time it is caught.	Throwing	No
	POW Block	Causes an earthquake once thrown, launching all characters if they are on the ground. Can be used three times.	Throwing	No
	Super Launch Star	Can be set in midair, where it will attract and launch fighters that are too close to it. The launch can potentially KO opponents.	Throwing	No
	Banana Peel	Once thrown, it trips a fighter that walks by it.	Throwing	No
	Green Shell	Deals damage once thrown, attacked or landed on. It can be stopped by jumping on it.	Throwing	No
	Spiny Shell	Hovers above an opponent before dropping onto them and exploding. It can be dodged, or it can hit a different target on descent.	Explosive/Throwing	No
	Lightning Bolt	Shrinks all opponents when touched, but it can also backfire by either shrinking the user or enlarging all opponents.	Status	No
	P-Wing	Gives the user infinite mid-air jumps for 20 seconds. If a sound is cued, then it will indicate that the P-Wing will run out shortly.	Status	No
	Hothead	Follows the surface of the stage when thrown. It grows in size and damage, but it lasts a little shorter when hit by flame or electric attacks.	Throwing	No
	Bob-Omb	If left alone, it walks around, with the potential to explode on a character should they make contact with it.	Explosive/Throwing	No
	Bullet Bill	Turns the user into a Bullet Bill and launches them in their desired direction, dealing massive damage to any opponents hit along the way. After a certain distance, the user returns to normal.	Transformation	No
	Freezie	Slides across the stage, freezing fighters when they attack it. It can be destroyed before it can be picked up.	Throwing	No
	Grass	When it is picked up, another item will take its place.	Special	No
	Thunder Cloud	Floats by the user's head when touched. A ten second countdown will start, which will require the user to hit an opponent. When the ten seconds are up, it will shrink whoever gets hit last.	Special	No
	Soccer Ball	This is one of the few items that cannot be picked up. When attacked, it careens towards the knockback direction with high damage.	Special	No
	Hammer	Has long range, as well as strong damage and knockback. However, it limits the user to walking and one jump; the user can't even choose to drop the item. Occasionally, it may lose its head and become useless.	Special	No
	Spring	When it is idle, it will repel characters depending if it is facing up or sideways.	Throwing	No
	Banana Juice	Turns the user gold, thus making them immune to knockback and flinching for ten hits.	Status	No
	Heart Container	The most strongest healing item, as it recovers up to 100% of damage.	Recovery	No
	Fairy Bottle	Recovers 100% of damage, but only if the user's damage is 100% or more. Otherwise, it can be thrown and damage opponents, but it can also heal anyone who meets the prior requirement.	Throwing/Recovery	No
	Bunny Hood	Increases the user's movement speed, jump height and falling speed.	Status	No
	Deku Nut	If thrown, damaged or after a short time (even when held), any characters nearby are stunned (on the ground) or launched (in the air).	Throwing	No
	Cucco	Can be thrown at opponents. If it it attacked or thrown at an opponent, it summons various Cuccos that attack the character who attacked or was thrown by it.	Throwing	No
	Bombchu	Moves up wall, across floors and ceilings once thrown. Explodes on contact with opponent.	Explosive/Throwing	No
	Beetle	Can be thrown towards an opponent. Once it has caught an opponent, it will grab them and fly off into the air. It can be reversed by hitting it.	Throwing	No
	Fire Rod	Functions similarly to the Star Rod, except that it produces fireballs.	Battering/Shooting	No
	Gust Bellows	Blows gusts of wind at opponents to push them away.	Shooting	No
	Screw Attack	Turns the user's jumps into Screw Attacks.	Status	No
	Yoshi Egg	Rolls across the stage when thrown. If it hits an opponent, the egg will break, revealing an item. Has a small chance of exploding.	Container	No
	Maxim Tomato	The third most powerful recovery item, healing up to 50% of damage.	Recovery	No
	Star Rod	Has a limited supply of long-range star shots produced by either a forward tilt or side smash.	Battering/Shooting	No
	Beam Rod	Shoots small, short-ranged electric projectiles that paralyze opponents.	Shooting	No
	Warp Star	Once picked up, the user flies into the sky and then crashes down with an explosion. It can be steered lightly, and if there are any platforms above, it will land there instead of where the user found the Warp Star.	Special/Explosive	No
	Bomber	Explodes in the player's hand when used. The explosion only effects opponents.	Explosive	No
	Dragoon	Appears in three pieces that must be collected all at once; characters can lose pieces when hit or KO'd. Once a character has all of the pieces, the Dragoon is assembled and flown into the stage for a one-hit KO ram attack.	Special	No
	Superspicy Curry	Causes the user to constantly shoot short-range fireballs and be unable to walk slowly.	Status/Shooting	No
	Invincible Candy	When a fighter picks it up, they will be invincible for a short time, similar to the Super Star. Unlike the latter, the user can directly damage opponents by touching them.	Status	No
	Smart Bomb	Produces a large explosion when thrown or hit by another attack. Has a chance to be dud, though it can still explode if attacked or thrown again.	Explosive/Throwing	No
	Homing Launcher	Fires a homing missile towards a nearby character.	Shooting	No
	Poké Ball	Once it is thrown and lands on the ground, it summons a Pokémon to aid the user.	Throwing/Summoning	No
	Master Ball	Functions similarly to the Poké Ball, except it is guaranteed to release a rare, Legendary or Mythical Pokémon.	Throwing/Summoning	No
	Mr. Saturn	Walks around the stage and can be hit with attacks. Deals massive damage to shields when thrown, but only minimal damage otherwise.	Throwing	No
	Franklin Badge	Temporarily makes the wearer immune to projectiles by reflecting them. it can be knocked off, however.	Status	No
	Ramblin' Evil Mushroom	When used, a mushroom will grow on the opponents head, reversing their left and right controls.	Shooting	No
	Killing Edge	A sword that deals x2 more damage and knockback when it is glowing.	Battering	No
	Devil Axe	Hits opponents with a powerful slash. If it misses, then the axe will hit the user instead.	Battering	No
	Back Shield	Defends the wearer from attacks towards their back.	Status	No
	Ore Club	An extremely powerful club made of stone that produces tornadoes once swung. Grants super armor when attacking as a forward smash.	Battering	No
	X Bomb	Creates a cross-shaped explosion that spans most of the screen.	Explosive/Throwing	No
	Staff	Shoots a beam. If an opponent is far from the user, they will be dealt with more damage.	Shooting	No
	Killer Eye	Once placed, it can fire energy beams in the direction it faces. Attacking it flips it around.	Throwing	No
	Daybreak	Like the Dragoon, it initially appears in three pieces; a character can lose it if hit or KO'd. Once a character has all of the pieces, the weapon assembles in their hands, to which they can use at their discretion to fire a giant laser across the stage, guaranteeing a KO to anyone it hits.	Special/Shooting	No
	Pitchfork	Clings to any surface in the direction it was thrown at. If thrown at a wall, it can be used as a soft platform.	Throwing	No
	Hocotate Bomb	A bomb, based off of the Hocotate Ship, will fly off, and then crash down after a set time.	Explosive/Throwing	No
	Pitfall	Embeds itself into the ground when thrown; if a character approaches it, then they will be buried or meteor smashed. If it is thrown directly at an opponent, then it will have the same effect.	Throwing	No
	Beehive	If attacked or thrown at an opponent, it summons bees that attack the player or whoever was hit by the beehive.	Throwing	No
	Splash Wall	Once thrown, the Splash Wall will activate, creating an inky barrier which damages opponents who go near it. Lasts for a short time before deactivating.	Throwing	No
	Inkzooka	Fires tornadoes of ink that damages opponents and covers them in ink.	Shooting	No
	Shock Bomb	The Shock Bomb will appear from a drone. When the drone is hit, the bomb will drop and detonate shortly, damaging characters caught near it.	Explosive	No
	Golden Hammer	Acts similar to the regular Hammer, except that it is faster, more powerful, and with the ability to float. It may also be a dud Squeaky Hammer that deals no damage at all.	Special	No
	Rocket Belt	Can be equipped and used to increase upward momentum at will, similar to R.O.B.'s up special.	Status	No
	Lip's Stick	Flowers opponents. It has a limited supply of short-range spore projectiles produced by a side tilt or side smash.	Battering	No
	Super Scope	Can shoot a total of 48 small rapid-fire pulses of energy or charges 3 blobs of energy.	Shooting	No
	Unira	Attaches to the stage when thrown or attacked. Pokes opponents that come near it. Can be reset with a direct attack; indirect attacks do nothing.	Throwing	No
	Steel Diver	Fires a torpedo which travels slowly at first. Deals no shield damage.	Shooting	No
	Monitor	When it is broken, the user will be given a random effect with an icon signifying what it is: Ring heals 20% of the user's health, Shield grants the user a temporary shield that decreases damage and knockback by 50%, Power Sneakers temporarily increases the user's speed, Invincibility makes the user invincible, and Eggman damages the user by 25%.	Special	No
	E-Tank	When grabbed, it heals all accumulated damage to 0%. In Stamina Mode, it heals back to the maximum health.	Recovery	No
	Blood Sword	Absorbs any damage it deals from the opponent to the user.	Battering/Recovery	No
	Death's Scythe	Deals a one-hit KO to opponents at high percentages.	Battering	No
	Boss Galaga	Carries opponents upward to the top of the screen. It can be destroyed by attacking it.	Throwing	No
	Special Flag	Can be held in the user's hand for a few seconds to either gain a point in time battles or a stock in stock battles. Unlike other items, the Special Flag will always be dropped if the user is hit while holding it.	Special	No
	Cloaking Device	Renders the user mostly invisible and makes them immune to damage, but not knockback.	Status	No

Poké Ball Pokémon

A Pokémon in bold detonates a new Pokémon.

Image	Pokémon	Relative Frequency	Move	Description
	Alolan Raichu	40	Surge Surfer	Targets opponents as it flies around dealing damage upon contact, often hitting the opponent multiple times.
	Vulpix	40	Ember	Shoots a pillar of fire similar to Ness's PK Fire, dealing minor but rapid damage. It will turn to face opponents if no one is in front of it.
	Alolan Vulpix	40	Powder Snow	Shoots horizontal blasts of ice out in front of it, dealing lighter yet rapid hits at the edge. Opponents hit by the ice will be frozen for a few seconds. Will turn to face opponents if no one is in front of it.
	Meowth	32	Pay Day	Hurls coins in a horizontal trajectory and will switch the direction it's oriented to face opponents.
	Hisuian Growlithe	32	Rock Slide	Makes an avalanche of rocks fall down from above in the area it was summoned in.
	Abra	40	Teleport	Abra doesn't cause any attacks that do damage whatsoever, but it will approach the opponent and try to teleport them offstage. It will teleport them three times before disappearing.
	Galarian Ponyta	40	Psybeam	Fires a beam of psychic energy towards opponents.
	Galarian Slowpoke	40	Yawn	Yawns a bubble that if it makes contact with an opponent, they will be forced to sleep for a few seconds. If it misses, then it will yawn two more times.
	Electrode	40	Explosion	Self-destructs after three seconds and is capable of damaging its summoner. During the last second, it can be picked up and thrown with good timing (a smash throw will have a OHKO power). Sometimes it will fail to detonate, making available to be thrown as a projectile.
	Alolan Exeggutor	40	Block	Stands where it was thrown and its tall trunk or neck acts as a barrier, splitting the stage into two. Any character that wants to get around Exeggutor must go over its head or under a whatever platform it is standing on, if it happens to be standing on it.
	Goldeen	40	Splash	Flops on the ground, causing absolutely no damage in the process.
	Staryu	32	Swift	Flies to the nearest opponent and shoots them with star-shaped rays. If it is successful, then the opponent will be trapped until Staryu disappears.
	Ditto	40	Transform	Transforms into the character that threw the Poke Ball and will fight alongside them. However, just like certain Assist Trophies, Ditto can be damaged.
	Eevee	40	Take Down	Slams its body into opponents.
	Snorlax	32	Body Slam	Leaps off the screen and returns larger than it was before. It descends with the force of its weight.
	Moltres	8	Fly	Flies off the stage, damaging opponents it comes in contact with.
	Dragonite	32	Twister	Whips up a slow-moving yet powerful tornado by flapping its wings towards opponents.
	Mew	5	Fly	Gracefully flies upward as it drops some trophies and cards, and sometimes CDs.
	Togepi	34	Metronome	Will randomly use one of five moves via Metronome: Smokescreen, Magnitude, Powder Snow, Hypnosis or Leech Seed.
	Bellossom	32	Sleep Powder	Causes opponents to go into deep sleep should they approach its range.
	Wobbuffet	32	Counter	Acts as a punching bag. If hit, it will return some damage based on how quick the receiving hit makes it wobble. The summoner can also be damaged from Wobbuffet.
	Scizor	40	Fury Cutter	Jumps around the stage until it's near the opponent. Once it has found an opponent, it will attack them by rapidly slashing its claws.
	Entei	8	Fire Spin	Creates a column of fire that surrounds its body, dealing rapid damage and massive knockback.
	Suicune	8	Aurora Beam	Fires a beam of ice in front of it, freezing opponents.
	Lugia	10	Aeroblast	Fires a powerful vacuum of energy from the background.
	Gardevoir	34	Reflect	Wanders through the stage and generates a passive shield that reflects projectiles.
	Flygon	32	Draco Meteor	Flies up into the background and calls upon the sky to shoot comets down to the stage, striking any opponent within its range.
	Metagross	32	Earthquake	Stomps the ground, burying opponents that are near it.
	Latias & Latios	8	Steel Wing	When either one is summoned, they will fly around the stage at high speed, knocking away opponents in their path.
	Kyogre	8	Hydro Pump	Glides across the stage and fires blasts of water that pushes opponents away rather than damaging them.
	Groudon	8	Precipice Blades	Shoots out blades of stone and earth from the ground, causing massive damage and knockback to opponents.
	Deoxys	8	Hyper Beam	Flies to the top of the stage and fires a beam of energy straight down.
	Bonsly	30	Tackle	Can be uniquely picked up and thrown as a heavy projectile, dealing major damage once thrown. If it is not held, then it harmlessly walks back and forward across the stage.
	Abomasnow	40	Blizzard; Ice Punch	Creates an icy wind around its body that freezes opponents. It follows up with Ice Punch to knock opponents away.
	Weavile	32	False Swipe	Quickly dashes from left to right across the stage, slashing wildly with its claws. Any opponents within its track are stunned. Airborne opponents are hit with a powerful slash.
	Porygon-Z	34	Tri-Attack	Shoots out three orbs that travel slowly. The red orb deals flame damage, the yellow orb deals electric damage and the blue orb deals ice damage.
	Dialga	12	Roar of Time	Lets out a roar that causes opponents to slow down, allowing the user to attack them.
	Palkia	12	Spacial Rend	Flips the stage upside down for a few seconds. Any opponent that touches it will be damaged.
	Giratina	12	Dragon Breath	Breathes spirals of wind that deals minimal damage, but knocks opponents away.
	Darkrai	12	Dark Void	Draws opponents towards itself and puts them to sleep. While the opponents are asleep, they will be dealt minimal damage via Darkrai's Ability, Bad Dreams.
	Arceus	12	Gravity	Launches mid-air opponents straight to the ground. If they are not above the stage, they will be meteor smashed into the blast zone.
	Victini	12	Victory Star	Grants the summoner a Final Smash regardless of any circumstance.
	Snivy	38	Razor Leaf	Shoots leaves in front of it, which deal minimal damage and knockback.
	Hisuian Braviary	32	Esper Wing	Flaps out several rainbow-colored wings towards opponents.
	Kyurem	12	Icy Wind	Releases vortexes of icy wind on either side, which can freeze opponents caught within.
	Keldeo	12	Secret Sword	Rushes towards opponents and slashes them with its horn, dealing massive knockback.
	Meloetta	10	Echoed Voice	Its voice produces damaging music notes that bounce around the stage, and they can be affected by the terrain.
	Genesect	12	Techno Blast	Jumps around the stage, firing energy bolts and following it up with large laser beams.
	Chespin	42	Seed Bomb	Releases seeds around its area and detonates them, damaging any opponents nearby.
	Fletching	40	Peck	Hops across the stage, attacking opponents with its beak.
	Gogoat	40	Horn Leech	Charges around the stage, ramming into opponents. The back of it can be used as a platform, allowing fighters to ride it.
	Inkay	40	Topsy-Turvy	Trips nearby opponents.
	Hisuian Goodra	32	Iron Head	Does a headbutt, which can bury or meteor smash opponents.
	Xerneas	12	Geomancy	Grants its summoner increased knock back and super armor, similar to fighters who are golden.
	Rowlet	38	Leafage	Releases leaves from its wings, to which then it travels similar to a tornado that travels towards opponents.
	Lycanroc	30	Accelerock	Charges toward opponents and slams down, creating rock spikes.
	Bewear	40	Brutal Swing	Wanders around the stage, lets out a devastating uppercut to a nearby opponent.
	Pyukumuku	40	Innards Out	Shoots its hand out upon being hit by an opponent. The summoner can also throw it, or they may even bounce on it.
	Togedemaru	40	Spark	Summons a thunderbolt to send out an electric field. It then rolls around to repeat this process.
	Mimikyu	40	Disguise	Grabs the opponent and drags them into its cloth, where it will damage the opponent. If the opponent is over 90% damage, they will be instantly be KO'd.
	Tapu Koko	12	Discharge	Lets out a large net of electricity to deal multiple hits to opponents. It can also release multiple electrical beams while attacking.
	Solgaleo	12	Sunsteel Strike	Teleports around the stage, while also unleashing powerful beam of flame.
	Lunala	12	Moongeist Beam	Flies to the background of the stage when summoned. Next, it will shoot out a large beam that will drag towards the top of the screen.
	Marshadow	12	Spectral Thief	Stuns the opponent from its shadow, and then it reappears next to them to throw a powerful punch.
	Zeraora	12	Plasma Fists	Charges itself up and then strikes opponents with its electric-covered fists.
	Melmetal	12	Double Iron Bash	Starts to spin after being summoned, then it strikes opponents with its arms twice in a row.
	Sobble	40	Surf	Glides on a wave of water that pushes away opponents in its path. Replaces Oshawott from Smash 4 and Ultimate.
	Corviknight	34	Drill Peck	Charges towards opponents while spinning like a drill.
	Morpeko	40	Aura Wheel	Forms a wheel of energy around its body and charges at opponents.
	Dragapult	32	Dragon Darts	Shoots out multiple Dreepy across the stage. The Dreepy have infinite horizontal range, similar to the Ray Gun.
	Zacian	12	Behemoth Blade	Its sword glows blue and grows in size. It will then slash opponents, dealing massive damage and knockback.
	Zamazenta	12	Behemoth Bash	Jumps up and extends its shield on its chest and glows red. It then rams into opponents.
	Urshifu	12	Wicked Blow (Single Strike)/Surging Strikes (Rapid Strike)	As Single Strike Urshifu, it dashes forward with a powerful punch, or as Rapid Strike Urshifu, it does a series of punches and kicks.
	Zarude	12	Jungle Healing	Puts its hands on the ground, creating a field that can heal characters, similar to the Healing Field.
	Kleavor	32	Stone Axe	Charges towards opponents with its axes.
	Ursaluna	32	Headlong Rush	Does a tackle that can bury opponents.
	Overqwil	32	Barb Barrage	Launches multiple toxic barbs that poison opponents.
	Enamorus	12	Springtide Storm	Brings fierce winds, which will heal the summoner (alongside teammates during team battles) and deal minimal damage towards opponents.
	Fuecoco	38	Fire Fang	Walks around the stage similar to Klaptrap. When it approaches an opponent, it bites once, but it deals fire damage.
	Pawmot	40	Double Shock	Begins to charge up electricity before discharging it.
	Tinkaton	32	Gigaton Hammer	Swings its hammer in a circle before slamming it down.
	Wiglett	40	Liquidation	Burrows underground before reemerging back up while being covered in water, hurting opponents.
	Cyclizar	32	Dragon Rush	Charges into opponents while covered in a blue aura.
	Gimmighoul	40	Astonish	It will appear in its Chest Form. When fighters attack it, Gimmighoul will come out, paralyzing opponents.
	Koraidon	12	Collision Course	Crashes into the ground, creating an explosion in the area it was summoned in.
	Miraidon	12	Electro Drift	Turns into a wheel of electricity and then moves out in the direction it was facing.

Assist Trophies

An Assist Trophy in bold detonates a new Assist Trophy.

Image	Character	Function	Defeatable
	Hammer Bro	Throws hammers at opponents.	Yes
	Lakitu & Spinies	Hurls Spinies from above. The Spinies can also meteor smash airborne opponents.	Yes
	Blooper	Sprays black ink to the screen.	No
	Chain Chomp	Jumps at and bites opponents that are close to it.	Yes
	Thwomp	Hovers above the stage, remaining inactive. If any opponent walks under it, it drops down to attack them, then it goes back up. Until it goes back to its original postion, it won't attack again.	No
	Angry Sun	Swoops down to opponents in a U-shaped arc.	Yes
	Waluigi	Repeatedly stomps opponents into the ground. He will follow the attack up with either a strong kick or a strike from his tennis racquet.	Yes
	Flies & Hand	The hand, holding a fly swatter, moves around the stage to swat flies around the screen, damaging opponents that get in its way of swatting.	Yes
	Klaptrap	Lunges across the stage and latches onto opponents before launching them away.	Yes
	Rambi	Moves back and forth, ramming any opponents in his path.	No
	Skull Kid	Uses one of three effects: flipping the stage upside down, reversing all controls, or making all fighters invisible.	No
	Tingle	Randomly enacts one of a variety of strange effects: he can inflate a lot of balloons and float off the stage, cause a shower of Hammers and Golden Hammers, makes all opponents slip via the Banana Peel, giving everyone a Superspicy Curry effect, and zooms the camera in on the summoner until he disappears.	No
	Moon	Crashes into the stage, dealing major damage with a very large area of impact.	No
	Midna	Grabs opponents and throws them. Thrown opponents will be dealt with darkness damage.	Yes
	Ghirahim	Fights with a sword and throws knives. He will teleport back onstage if he goes over the edge.	Yes
	Master Kohga	Conjures rocks and throws them at opponents.	Yes
	Metroid	Latches onto players and hits them repeatedly. It can be attacked and shaken off temporarily.	Yes (Only with ice attacks)
	Mother Brain	Uses her laser attack when summoned. She is guarded by Rinka enemies.	Yes
	E.M.M.I.	Pursues opponents by running at high speeds with its four legs and attacks with its claws. It can also climb up walls and ceilings. It is invulnerable to all attacks until countered when attacking, which will leave them stunned.	Yes
	Poochy	Allows characters to ride over obstacles, while also ramming into them.	No
	Nightmare	Obscures the stage and characters in complete darkness.	No
	Knuckle Joe	Delivers a series of Vulcan Jabs and finishes with either Smash Punch or Rising Break.	Yes
	Chef Kawasaki	Captures players using his telescopic ladle and cooks them in a boiling pot, which produces food similar to Kirby's Final Smash in Brawl. If he doesn't catch any opponents, he will throw plates or will use his ladle again.	Yes
	Adeleine	Paints drawings based on Kracko, Ice Dragon and Waiu. Adeleine herself can't be damaged, but her drawings can be attacked by opponents.	No
	Andross	Spits out projectiles at opponents.	No
	Krystal	Wanders around the stage and attacks opponents with her staff. She can deal freezing damage.	Yes
	Professor Oak	Lectures about Pokemon, before summoning a Poke Ball (or rarely, a Master Ball) for his summoner.	No
	Starman	Teleports around the stage, shooting PK Beam out of its head towards opponents. When defeated, the "SMAAASH!" effect from EarthBound is seen.	Yes
	Jeff	Shoots rockets from his Multi Bottle Rocket 5, aiming for opponents.	No
	Samurai Goroh	Slashes his swords while chasing opponents.	Yes
	Pico	Fires lasers from his pistols.	Yes
	Lyn	After a few seconds, she appears next to a random opponent and attacks with a single, strong sword swipe that has high launching power.	Yes
	Black Knight	Walks around the stage slowly, attacking any opponents nearby with his sword Alondite. He appears to be resistant to attacks.	Yes
	Cordelia	Flies around the stage on her pegasus, attacking nearby opponents with her spear.	Yes
	Magnus	Leaps around and swings the Magnus Club.	Yes
	Phosphora	Teleports around while shooting lightning bolts and other electric attacks.	Yes
	Eggplant Wizard	Turns opponents into eggplants for a few seconds.	No
	Kat & Ana	They fly in different directions, slashing anyone in front of them, while crossing in the same spot.	No
	Burrowing Snagret	Emerges from the ground and wildly pecks at opponents. It then hides underground before reappearing at another location.	Yes
	Mr. Resetti	Gives speeches of many different topics. If he is attacked, then he will create an explosion.	No
	Kapp'n	Drives a bus across the stage. If any fighter makes contact, they will be trapped and dragged off-screen.	No
	Bald Bull	Charges across the stage, performing an uppercut to any character in his path.	Yes
	Riki	Uses several different arts from Xenoblade Chronicles, such as Happy Happy, Bedtime, You Can Do It, Roly-Poly, Freezinate, and Yoink.	No
	Poppi α	Attacks opponents with a variety of arts and specials in the following order: Spinning Cutter, Poppi Spinning Slash, Steady Drill, and Poppy Drill, and finishing off with Noponic Storm and finally a fully charged Jet Biter.	Yes
	Ethel	Peforms Silver Cyclone, spinning her swords around.	Yes
	Squid Sisters	Performs a concert and, as the camera zooms in on them, the blasts lines are brought in closer, and any fighter left outside the camera will be KO'd.	No
	Off the Hook	Pearl and Marina will initially appear by posing and saying their catchphrases. After a few seconds, they will re-appear in a helicopter, with Marina putting a reticle on a random opponent, as Pearl prepares to use her Princess Cannon at them.	No
	Deep Cut	Each member of Deep Cut attacks in a randomized order: Shiver has her pet shark Master Mega ramming into opponents, Frye summons eels from the sky, and Big Man turns into a giant blue shadow of himself while dropping Splat Bombs.	No
	Spring Man	Jumps around and attacks with punches from his extended fists. He can also activate Rush, dealing rapid pummels before finishing opponents with an uppercut.	Yes
	Chorus Kids	Performs a song that is made into a shockwave, with the first one being relatively weak, the second one having moderate damage and the third one producing large damage but travels slowly.	No
	Dragaux	Punches once or twice in succession. Afterwards, he will bring in crates, to which he will punch towards opponents.	Yes
	Felix	Creates an earthquake that damages opponents on the ground, similar to the POW Block.	Yes
	Infantry and Tanks	Roams across the stage, shooting at players. When they are spawning, they follow the direction of the summoner.	No
	Nintendog	A Shiba Inu blocks the screen.	No
	Devil	Points in various directions while moving the camera and stage boundaries.	No
	Starfy	Spins around, hurting opponents.	Yes
	Barbara	Strums on her guitar, creating damaging soundwaves.	No
	Excitebike	Racers from Excitebike ride around the stage, causing damage to any opponent they run into. If they're on a stage with an edge, they will go back and forth until they disappear.	No
	Jill	Attacks opponents with her drill.	Yes
	Ray Mk III	Flies around the stage shooting green energy bullets and missiles.	Yes
	Dr. Wright	Summons buildings from within the ground. Any opponent who touches the buildings will be damaged.	Yes (Only before he summons the buildings)
	Takamaru	Throws his pinwheel knife rooks at opponents and does slashes with his katana.	Yes
	Sablé Prince	Turns either into a frog or snake. He can only be KO'd in his human form.	Yes
	Dr. Kawashima	Flings numbers onto the stage that can be knocked around by attacking them. When they add to 10 or more, they create an explosion with a sum of exactly 10 making an explosion similar to the Smart Bomb.	No
	Dillon	Attacks opponents by rolling into them. After rolling a bunch of times, he charges up a very powerful rolling attack that deals large knockback.	Yes
	Sheriff	Walks around in the air, shooting opponents with his pistol. The pistol's shots can travel in eight different directions.	Yes
	Color TV-Game 15	Two paddles on the sides of the stage bounce a ball back and forth, with the ball damaging characters.	Yes
	Sukapon	Moves around with his arms raised, launching heads at opponents (Tondeker), grabbing and tossing them away (Sukapon Toss), or rolling forwards quickly to attack (Sukapon Roll).	Yes
	Vince	Draws large drawings of various objects. Each one follows each opponent in the foreground, hiding them and slowly damaging them.	No
	Nikki	Doodles various obstacles on the stage.	No
	Arcade Bunny	Operates a giant claw machine to grab opponents.	No
	Doshin	Walks around the stage. If he is hit five times, then he will transform into Jashin and attack the opponent who hit last.	No
	Tempo	Flings music notes at opponents while moving around the stage.	Yes
	Knight	Flies over the stage. It then precedes to bounce across the stage. If a fighter is under the Knight, they will be buried or meteor smashed.	Yes
	F-Type	Zooms across the stage. It will also perform doughnuts, trapping opponents if caught and dealing large knockback.	Yes
	Worker	Uses a fire extinguisher to propel himself towards opponents, and then uses a floor buffer that will bury or meteor smash opponents.	Yes
	Mr. You	Flies above the stage in his biplane and drops bombs onto opponents below him.	No
	Gray Fox	Runs around, slashing opponents. He can also reflect stray projectiles.	Yes
	Knuckles	Digs underground before emerging with an uppercut. He can also use a homing attack similar to Sonic's.	Yes
	Shadow	Uses his "Chaos Control" ability to slow down time for around 7 seconds for everyone except for the summoner. After the 7 seconds have passed, the opponents will be frozen for 2-3 seconds.	No
	Metal Sonic	Dashes towards opponents while emitting a force field of energy.	Yes
	Elec Man	Moves around freely and attacks characters with electric projectiles.	Yes
	Wily Capsule	Dr. Wily warps around the stage and shoots fire, ice and lightning projectiles at opponents. When he is defeated, he will fall to the ground and beg for forgiveness, as opposed to disappearing immediately.	Yes
	Vile	Dashes forward at high speeds, jumps and drops bombs from his knees, and fires an electric projectile from his shoulder cannon, paralyzing opponents.	Yes
	Ghosts	Blinky, Pinky, Inky and Clyde make their way around the stage, moving as if they were all in a maze while damaging and pushing opponents around.	Yes (If one of the Ghosts is defeated, the others will promptly move away)
	Guile	Crouches in place, throwing out Sonic Booms and blocking any physical attacks that may hit him. He also intercepts nearby enemies with Flash Kick.	Yes
	Zangief	Performs his Double Lariat, spinning into opponents. If an opponent is near him, he will grab them and attack them with Spinning Piledriver.	Yes
	Cactuar	Performs 1000 Needles. It also runs around stage running into opponents in its path.	Yes
	Rodin	Attacks with giant arms similar to Bayonetta's Wicked Weaves. He can also attack with moves resembling aerial Heel Slide and heel drop. Before he disappears, he spawns a random item and throws it to the summoner.	Yes
	Sypha	Uses three different spells such as emitting a powerful burst of fire, spreading out six crystals of ice that freeze opponents, shoots three electrified spheres.	Yes
	Goro	Uses Kougaon, unleashing a pillar of light in the direction he was summoned. He will also use the Brave Blade to attack close-range opponents.	Yes
	Slime	Forms a Slime Stack with two other slimes, and will use Elasto Blast, flattening its body and stretching out before launching at fighters far away from it.	Yes
	Mumbo Jumbo	Chants an incantation. The summoner will either grow or shrink, and will also turn a random opponent into a washing machine, leaving them immobile for fighters to attack them.	No
	Kim	Performs Hangetsuzan, leaping forward and performing a somersault crescent kick. He may also jump and perform Hishou Kyaku, diving downwards and doing multiple kicks. If an opponent is above him, he will use Hienzan, a rising kick upwards.	Yes
	Creeper	Wanders around where it was summoned. If opponents approach it, the Creeper will hiss as it starts to glow white. Then, if opponents don't retreat, then the Creeper will explode, dealing high damage and knockback to opponents caught in the explosion.	Yes
	Kuma	Attacks opponents with his claws, a body slam and releases a cloud of green gas that slowly damages them.	Yes
	Roxas	Attacks with his weapons, the Oathkeeper and Oblivion by performing multiple slashes as well as Cross Slashes.	Yes
	Yaiba	Thrusts forward with his cyber arm while also using his sword, the Tempest Blade for multiple inward and outward slashes.	Yes
	Rathalos	Unleashes several flame-based attacks, such as breathing fireballs. It also roars to stun opponents.	Yes
	Witch	Drops down several Puyos from the sky, turning into stars as they land onto the ground or on opponents.	Yes
	Serika	Performs multiple slashes with the Di-Sword, dragging opponents with her before performing an upward slash.	No
	Magnet Bomber	Dashes across the stage, occasionally jumps around and releases a Magnet Bomb that targets an opponent and explodes on direct contact.	Yes
	Develon	Flies in the sky before sweeping down on opponents, breathing fire.	Yes
	Iori	Peforms 108 Shiki Yami Barai, firing a purple crawling wave, and then follows up with 100 Shiki Oniyaki, a twirling rising backhand punch. He will also rush forward with 127 Shiki Aoi Bana, doing two uppercuts followed up with a hammer punch.	Yes
	Goemon	Jumps across the stage while using his kiseru (pipe) to attack opponents. He may throw coins at them as well.	Yes
	Akira	Runs around the stage and attacks with various martial arts moves.	Yes
	Arthur	Throws three lances and a bottle that releases a blue flame that travels a short distance.	Yes
	The Prince	Rolls a Katamari across the stage, carrying opponents and items in it. Opponents can escape it by rotating the control stick. After a certain amount of time, the Katamari will begin to glow and explode, damaging opponents nearby it as well as those who were on the Katamari.	No
	Neku	Performs a series of slashes.	Yes
	J-Bomb	Drives a bulldozer through the stage, dropping explosive crates that detonate after a short time.	No
	Haohmaru	Performs a couple of slashes. After doing so, he may either follow it up with Kogetsuzan (an uppercut with his sword) or Senpuretsuzan (a whirlwind which lifts opponents up to the air).	Yes
	Yuri	Pulls out her Camera Obscura, to take pictures of the battle. This will stun opponents as well as poison. The flash will also leave them vulnerable to attacks.	No
	Space Invaders	Moves horizontally back and forth across the stage as they advance towards the bottom of the screen. When more of the aliens are defeated, the remaining aliens will move much faster. On certain occasions, a UFO will appear. If the UFO is defeated, then all of the aliens will disappear.	Yes
	Jonesy	Builds a small fort for his summoner. If any opponents are nearby, he will begin to shoot at them, dealing minimal but rapid damage to them.	Yes
	Shovel Knight	Runs and jumps around by using his Shovel Drop to bounce off the stage. He will also dig, flinging dirt at fighters and may produce items.	Yes
	Commander Video	Runs towards opponents, kicking beat blocks at them which bounces throughout the stage.	Yes

Enemies

They all appear in both Smash Wave and Rise of the Zedians.

Goomba	Big Goomba	Koopa Troopa	Koopa Paratroopa	Hammer Bro	Bullet Bill	Bill Blaster	Lakitu & Spinies
Shy Guy	Ninji	Chain Chomp	Banzai Bill	Chargin' Chuck	Spike Top	Kritter	Klaptrap
Tiki Buzz	Pointy Tuck	Octorok	Bubble	Stalfos	Darknut	ReDead	Guardian
Metroid	Reo	Geemer	E.M.M.I.	Fly Guy	Waddle Dee	Parasol Waddle Dee	Bronto Burt
Waddle Doo	Gordo	Shotzo	Bonkers	Plasma Wisp	Purple Aparoid	Beedrill	Gastly
Koffing	Petilil	Cryogonal	Falinks	Glimmora	Devil Car	Starman	Polar Bear
Wyvern	Monoeye	Reapette & Reaper	Skuttler	Skuttler Cannoneer	Skuttler Mage	Lurchthorn	Bulborb
Octotrooper	Rival Octoling	Sneaky Spirits	Eggplant Man	Eggrobo	Mettaur	Cactuar	Affinity
Medusa Head	Slime	Buzzbomb	Creeper	Shadow	Monsta	Pooka	Space Invader

Bosses

Outside of Master Hand, Crazy Hand, and Master Mask, the remaining bosses are fought only in Rise of the Zedians and Boss Battles, as each playthrough for Classic Mode is not predetermined for each character.

Master Hand	Crazy Hand	Master Mask
Fury Bowser	Ganon	Marx
Eternatus	Hades	Death Egg Robot

Trivia

• The game's original title was meant to be Super Smash Bros. Revolt, but it was changed to Rave.
• This is the second installment to be co-developed by Monolith Soft since Brawl.
• Rave is the first ever installment to use rollback netcode, as it was considered for Ultimate but was cut for unknown reasons.
• Not counting the Virtual Console release of the first Smash on the Wii, Rave is the first game in the series to be released on the same platform alongside its predecessor, Ultimate.
• Euden from Dragalia Lost was considered to be playable, but he was scrapped as his game wasn't released in certain parts of the world and the game's servers were shut down in 2022. As a result, he only appears as a trophy and a card.
• An additional character from Arc System Works was considered, however this never came in fruition due to limited DLC space.
• Jin was meant to be the second Tekken character but was replaced by Heihachi, as Sakurai had finally made a moveset for the latter.
• Champion Zelda was meant to be an alternate costume for Zelda, but the former was made into a standalone character due to her uniqueness.