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Super Smash Bros. Millennium
Box Art coming soon.
Developer(s) Sora Ltd.
Namco Bandai inc.
Platinum Games
Illusion Works
Publisher(s) Illusion Works
Nintendo
Platform(s) Pacifico
Genre(s) Action
Adventure
Fighting
Platforming
Series Super Smash Bros.
Predecessor Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U
Super Smash Bros. Anarchy
Successor Super Smash Bros. 6
Release Date(s) 25px-Flag of Europe 2020

25px-Flag of USA 2020
25px-Flag of Japan 2020
25px-Flag of Australia 2020

Age Rating(s) 12RatingEsrb-teen-logo-lrg
Media Included Pacifico Application
Digital Download

Super Smash Bros. Millennium, often abbreviated by the community as SSBM, Smash Millennium or simply Smash 5, is the latest instalment in the Super Smash Bros. series and the fifth and final title overall. It is the successor to Super Smash Bros. Anarchy and spiritual successor to Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U respectively. It is planned to be released exclusively onto the Pacifico platform at an undetermined date in the year 2020. The project is developed by a collection of developers, such as, Namco Bandai inc., Sora ltd., Platinum Games, and Illusion Works, to be published in partnership with Nintendo

The game was officially revealed as the final presentation by Illusion Works at E3 2017, with a teaser trailer featuring Mario and Link in a standard smash, the official logo for the project was revealed the following year at E3 once again. 

Development[]

Super Smash Bros. Millennium first began development shortly after the release of Bayonetta as the final downloadable content for Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U. It was kept as a hidden secret for a while, as it was speculated Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U would be the last instalment in the series. However, that was obviously incorrect. The development team began to recruit directors and developers from all over the gaming industry to bring together and create the biggest and brightest Super Smash Bros. title to date.

As the development on the project began to escalate and become more of a reality than a fantasy, the series creator, Masahiro Sakurai, wanted to keep everything as secretive and undisclosed as possible and to hopefully avoid major spoilers and leaks (a lesson learned with the previous installment's Ryu and Roy downloadable content leak), therefore the project was given a code name to be used between the developers, named "Project Eternity", which lead fans to believe that if this project was a Super Smash Bros. title, it would be named "Super Smash Bros. Eternity". 

The game was then revealed at the 2017 E3 conference by Illusion Works, which surprised everybody as to why a small company would announce this title instead of Nintendo, which lead to a lot of confusion by the fans, and even sparked some debate as to whether it were a fan game. Nintendo then announced in a press conference shortly after that the reveal by Illusion Works is the official fifth Super Smash Bros. title.

Gameplay[]

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Smash[]

The main mode of any main Super Smash Bros. title, Smash. Alternating from the usual fighting game which would consist of draining an opponents life bar to 0, Super Smash Bros. works differently, where the main objective is to forcefully knock your opponent off of the stage in a certain amount of time. Using the method of percentages, you have to attack your opponent which over time increases their percentage of damage, which can exceed 100%. As the percentage continues to rise, the launch rate of the fighter also increases, so with every hit the character becomes closer to being knocked off of the stage. To knock out an opponent, you have to launch them off of the stage using various moves. The winner is determined when all opposing players run out of lives or when a time limit is reached.

In this mode, you can decide whether you would like to fight against Computer Players (commonly referred as CPUs) or Friends, through picking either the Solo or Group option. The often game-breaking 8-Player Smash returns from the previous installment, but in a much more simplistic way, by making it the default for Smash (instead of the previous 4-Player Smash). Omega Stages also return in their similar fashion in the previous installment.

Crazy Smash[]

Previously known as Special Smash, Crazy Smash works in a similar way to the normal Smash mode, however you can apply additional effects to the fighters participating which can often make the ordinary Smash a little more interesting and entertaining. There are several unique combinations that can lead to complete havoc on the battlefield. Here is a list of all the options available in Crazy Smash.

Stamina - Stamina works similarly to the highly used "Health Points". You can set any number of Stamina you'd like, and fight against the CPUs.
Size - Size works by deciding whether the participating fighters will be big or small for the duration of the match.
Head - Head gives every fighter the decision of wearing a Flower, Bunny Hood, or other items that are wearable on the fighters head, on their head for the duration of the match. 
Body - Body allows every fighter to have items attached to them during fighting. 
Gravity - Gravity allows you to change the affected amount of gravity on the upcoming level. It affects stats like your jumping and fall speeds.
Launch Rate - Launch Rate allows you change the rate at which enemies are launched after being attacked. 
Speed - Speed allows you to change up the speed of the fight, with options up to x4 and as little as x0.25. 
Camera - Camera allows you to change the style of camera, to either a fixed camera or tilted camera.

Retro Smash[]

Retro Smash is an additional mode in Smash, which allows you to play as your favourite character in a Smash fight, however, every character is transformed into an 16-bit sprite similar to the ones used in Mario Maker. The physics of the Smash also change to the original Super Mario Bros. physics. This will allow for a more retro-feeling challenge, and makes the standard Smash feel a little more fresh than previously.

Special Smash[]

Smash Wars[]

In Smash Wars, you play a chapter-by-chapter story with multiple characters and alternate between them accordingly. The story has a similarity to Super Smash Bros. Brawl's Subspace Emissary, where some characters are turned into trophies, however there is a much sinister twist and much more action during.

Smash Plaza[]

Smash Plaza is the successor to Smash Tour and Smash Run with more depth. You travel around a 3D open Plaza, and in which you have to locate different characters so that you can recruit them into your team for the Final Smash. In some cases you may have to do deeds for them, or have a certain character recruited before they'll join you. They may also request to battle against you first to prove that you're a worthy ally.

Smash Nations[]

Smash Nations is a new game mode where the player has to battle against several opponents in a ladder-like style of combat. From the start of the game, you pick a nation to represent yourself with, and these can be any of the series' represented in the game. For example you can represent the Mario nation. When you complete the ladder you receive a trophy for that character and another randomized trophy. Some characters can also be unlocked this way.

Smash Slots[]

Smash Slots is a mode which returns from the previous installment Super Smash Bros. Anarchy. You pick a character from the roster and then a Slot machine begins to spin. Then the four characters that appear on the Slot Machine's screen will the ones fighting, and you will play as whichever is the character in the first slot. It makes the game of Smash a lot less predictable and adds more fun to the entire experience.

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Classic Mode[]

Classic Mode in Super Smash Bros. Millennium works similarly to the Classic Mode present in Super Smash Bros. Brawl. There are ?? stages, and you fight against specific series' which are represented. 

Adventure Mode[]

Adventure Mode is a single player mode that returns from Super Smash Bros. Meleewhich is made up of different stages. In each, the player needs to complete the objective to progress in the story. Like in Classic Mode, The player can choose their character, the number of stocks, and the difficulty. The stages generally follow a fixed pattern, but there are possible divergences depending on what actions the player performs.

In any rare case, if you run out of time (7:00), you try that stage or battle again from the beginning. However, no stock gets lost. Except for the Brinstar Escape Shaft as you lose a stock, but you move on (as if it was a Bonus Stage). Unlike Classic Mode, you lose a stock if you don't complete the battle in 5:00.

All-Star Mode[]

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Training[]

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Events[]

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Stadium[]

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Vault[]

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Roster[]


There are a total of ?? characters in Super Smash Bros. Millennium. A teaser trailer was shown at E3 2017 showcasing Mario with an updated move set with better graphics. The following year at E3 2018, an official announcement trailer was made and showcased for Super Smash Bros. Millennium, confirming five characters to re-appear: Mario, Link, Samus, Pikachu and Kirby.

  • September 2, 2018: A rumour was spread revolving around the reveal of two veteran characters for the game, which turned out to be factual. Donkey Kong and Ike were revealed.
  • September 4, 2018: A new trailer was uploaded to the official Nintendo YouTube channel, revealing the return of Pit. Later on that same day, it was confirmed Fox and Captain Falcon would also reprise their role in the game.
  • September 5, 2018: Following the reveal of Bravely Third, it was revealed that Agnes from the franchise would appear as a newcomer in the game.
  • October 4, 2018: During a Nintendo Direct, it was confirmed that Inkling would star in the game. It was also confirmed that the game will feature a varied amount of characters. In the same trailer it was confirmed that Luigi and Falco would return to the game as secret characters.
  • October 12, 2018: A new trailer was uploaded to the official Nintendo YouTube channel showing off the females in the game, also confirming Zelda and Peach to return.
  • October 17, 2018: A new trailer was uploaded to Nintendo's YouTube channel showcasing four returning characters: Shulk, Villager, Pac-Man and Mega Man.
  • October 29, 2018: A splash poster was revealed showing Lin as a playable character.
  • October 30, 2018: A new trailer was revealed announcing the return of Bowser, Wario and Wii Fit Trainer, as well as conformation of the debut of Viridi and Ashley.
  • October 31, 2018: A new trailer was revealed during Day 2 of the Spooky Scary Showcase, announcing the return of King Dedede, and the confirmation of Gothitelle and Grovyle.

Stages[]

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Items[]

See: Items for more coverage and information.

Smash Ball IconAssist Trophy IconSmash Portal IconMushroom IconPoison Mushroom IconMystery Mushroom IconFire Flower IcomIce Flower IconDouble Cherry IconBanana Peel IconBob-omb IconPOW Block IconDash Pepper IconSuper Pickax IconItem Box IconLightning Bolt IconPiranha Plant IconPropeller Block IconSpiky Shell IconSuper Horn IconFreezie IconHothead IconBeetle IconBombchu IconBunny Hood IconCucco IconDeku Nut IconFairy Bottle IconGust Bellows IconHeart Container Icon


Smash Ball (Super Smash Bros.)
Assist Trophy (Super Smash Bros.)
Smash Portal* (Super Smash Bros.)
Super Mushroom (Super Mario)
Poison Mushroom (Super Mario)
Mystery Mushroom (Super Mario)
Fire Flower (Super Mario)
Ice Flower (Super Mario)
Double Cherry (Super Mario)
Banana Peel (Super Mario)
Bob-omb (Super Mario)
POW Block (Super Mario)
Dash Pepper (Super Mario)
Super Pickax (Super Mario)
Item Box (Super Mario)
Lightning Bolt (Super Mario)
Piranha Plant (Super Mario)
Propeller Block (Super Mario)
Spiky Shell (Super Mario)
Super Horn (Super Mario)

Freezie (Super Mario)
Hothead (Super Mario)
Beetle (The Legend of Zelda)
Bombchu (The Legend of Zelda)
Bunny Hood (The Legend of Zelda)
Cucco (The Legend of Zelda)
Deku Nut (The Legend of Zelda)
Fairy Bottle (The Legend of Zelda)
Gust Bellows (The Legend of Zelda)
Heart Container (The Legend of Zelda)
Pokéball (Pokémon)
Master Ball (Pokémon)
Screw Attack (Metroid)
Climax Bracelet (Bayonetta)
Pulley's Butterfly (Bayonetta)
Undine (Bayonetta)

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Assist Trophies[]

See: Assists for more coverage and information.



Birdo (Super Mario)
Chain Chomp (Super Mario)
Hammer Bro (Super Mario)
Lakitu (Super Mario)
Plessie (Super Mario)
Waluigi (Super Mario)
Cia (The Legend of Zelda)
Ghirahim (The Legend of Zelda)
Great Fairy (The Legend of Zelda)
Impa (The Legend of Zelda)
Lana (The Legend of Zelda)
Skull Kid (The Legend of Zelda)
Tingle (The Legend of Zelda)
Vaati (The Legend of Zelda)
Wizzro (The Legend of Zelda)
Chozo (Metroid)
Dark Samus (Metroid)
Kraid (Metroid)
Metroid (Metroid)
Mother Brain (Metroid)
Ridley (Metroid)

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Pokémon[]

Pokeball[]

See: Pokémon for more coverage and information.

AbomasnowSSBMBeedrillSSBMBellossomSSBMBlastoiseSSBMChespinSSBMDedenneSSBMDittoSSBMEeveeSSBMElectrodeSSBMFennekinSSBMFlabebeSSBMForretressSSBMFroslassSSBMGogoatSSBMGoldeenSSBMHitmonleeSSBMHoppipSSBMMagikarpSSBMMeowthSSBMOshawottSSBMSawsbuckSSBMSnivySSBMStaryuSSBMSwirlixSSBMTogepiSSBMWeavileSSBMWobbuffetSSBM


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Master Ball[]


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Extras[]

List of Trophies[]

See: Trophies.

Reception[]

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Polls[]


Gallery[]

Trivia[]

  • SSB Millennium has been in production for a long time, and has gone through several name changes before eventually being cemented as Millennium. Some include: Super Smash Bros. Harmony, Super Smash. Bros Rebellion, and Super Smash Bros. Revolution.
  • The creator decided to only have respective character pages for Newcomers to the series, to allow him to invest more time into the newcomers and possibly create more of them in the time scale the project is allocated.
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