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Super Smash Bros. for Wii U Items, custom fighters and stages: local reference

Set up a deliberate local ruleset and recognize the main customization tools.

Edition covered

Original Wii U Smash 4 edition, with its updates and separately identified optional DLC. This version includes eight-player local Smash, Smash Tour and Special Orders. It does not include the 3DS-only Smash Run. Official online battles and new DLC sales are discontinued.

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Items, custom fighters and stages

Master Ball in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U
Pokémon summon

Master Ball

What changes in a match: Introduces a powerful or unusual effect.

Reference

Quick notes

  • Items can define the match. Use Item Switch to choose which kinds of pickups appear.
  • Equipment and specials customize a fighter. Equipment adjusts stats and may add effects.
  • Stage Builder uses the GamePad. Draw platforms and place supported stage elements, then test the result.
  • amiibo are training partners. A Figure Player is CPU-controlled.

Equipment and specials customize a fighter

Customization tools
ToolEditsCheck before play
EquipmentStats and special effectsWhether custom fighters are enabled
Custom special movesCompatible move variantsWhether the move has been obtained
Mii creationFighter type and appearanceBrawler, Swordfighter or Gunner
Stage BuilderLocal custom arenaSafe movement and recovery routes
Item SwitchAvailable item typesWhich pickups participants expect
amiibo settingsCPU Figure Player developmentThe figure stores its training data
References
Guide references
ReferenceWebsite
Nintendo original game informationwww.nintendo.com
Edition-specific mechanics referencewww.mariowiki.com
Nintendo service statusen-americas-support.nintendo.com
Nintendo: amiibo Figure Playersen-americas-support.nintendo.com
Nintendo online-service statuswww.nintendo.com
Nintendo eShop and existing-download statuswww.nintendo.com