Changes: Classic Mode (Super Smash Bros. Ultimate)

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Classic Mode (勝ちあがり乱闘 Survival Smash) is a single-player mode in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. Each character now has their own predetermined set of opponents and stages to face in this mode. A unique name is given to each character's path, and there may be special rules or conditions: for example, Ryu's path references Street Fighter II by using only Ω forms and Stamina mode alongside the fighters most closely representing the characters of Street Fighter II. It is different from the Classic Mode versions found in the two versions of SSB4, shown by the return to the style of Classic Mode that was in Melee and Brawl. Just like in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U, Classic Mode can also be challenged by two players. Allies like Pikachu, Mario, Ken, Dark Pit, Pit, Female Robin, Donkey Kong, Diddy Kong, & Greninja.

Similar to the Classic Modes for the previous entries, players can select an intensity level, indicated by the position of the lengthy mural. The highest allowed starting intensity is 5.0, and it will increase slightly after each victory, with a maximum of 9.9. The layout consists of six stages, a bonus stage, and a boss. Unlike previous entries, the boss in the last stage is not always Master Hand; each fighter has a different boss encounter at the end. Scores are also present in Classic Mode, which is displayed alongside the player's Global Smash Power. Master Hand, Crazy Hand, Giga Bowser, Galleom, Ganon, Marx, Rathalos, and Dracula are all the bosses for specific characters.

The full Classic Mode mural used for selecting the intensity of a Classic Mode play through.

Type of Battles

Regular stage

The first six stages of each route are regular Smash battles where all enemy fighters must be defeated to proceed. Some variations include Giant Battles, where at least one opponent is giant, and Horde Battles, where at least eight enemies are fought three at a time.

Bonus Game

This is a challenge in the style of Race to the Finish, but rather than having a time limit, the player must outrun a void of darkness that consumes the stage behind them. Glowing orbs are scattered throughout the side-scrolling area which increase the player's score, some behind breakable blocks and bomb blocks that encourage the player to go out of their way as the void closes in. Some scattered physics objects impede progress in a similar manner to Trophy Rush. At the end of the stage, a cannon blasts the player into a portal that ends the Bonus Game.

Boss

Each fighter faces a predetermined boss fight at the end of their route. The player must deplete the boss's HP in order to defeat them. In some cases, the boss is not the only challenge in the final stage; for example, Mario and Captain Falcon's final stage features a regular battle on Final Destination against Bowser, who transforms into Giga Bowser and begins the boss fight upon his defeat.

Classic Mode Titles

For a more in-depth look at each character's classic mode, please see List of Classic Mode battles in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.

Fighter	Classic Mode Title	Theme	Final Boss
Mario	Let's-a Go!	Most fighters are other Nintendo icons with Bowser Jr. & Koopalings and Bowser as the final fighters.	Bowser, then Giga Bowser
Donkey Kong	Journey to New Donk City	First 2 fighters are from the Donkey Kong series. Every other fighter has a stage relating to a city. With Diddy Kong as your partner.	Master Hand on New Donk City Hall (Ally: Diddy Kong)
Link	A Quest to Seal the Darkness	All fighters have an 'evil', 'demon' or 'darkness' theme.	Ganon
Samus	Another Planet, Another Bounty	All battles take place in the Metroid stages and involves fighting a monstrous character.	Master Hand
Dark Samus	The Great Poison Given Form	All fighters are Heroes teaming up with dark variants from their series. The penultimate battle is against Samus and Ridley.	Master Hand
Yoshi	Jurassic Journey	All fighters are reptilian themed.	Rathalos
Kirby	Gourmet Clash	All fighters are infamous for their gluttony (Wario, for example) or have 'eating' (King Dedede) attacks. The final boss may represent Kirby Super Star.	Marx
Fox	Spaceborne Smash	All fighters are associated with space or other planets. The penultimate battle is against Wolf O'Donnell, which fits since they are rivals. Andross may be represented in the final boss.	Master Hand
Pikachu	I Choose You!	All fighters are Pokémon characters. All item drops are Poké-balls.	Mewtwo, then Master Hand
Luigi	Luigi's Nigthmares	All fighters are creepy or scary characters.	Dracula
Ness	Home to Onett!	The title reflects Ness's journey in Earthbound in reverse from Magicant to Onett.	Master Hand
Captain Falcon	Up Close and Personal	All fighters specialize in close combat or have no long-ranged attacks.	Bowser, then Giga Bowser
Jigglypuff	All Original, All 64	All fighters are the original 12 who all debuted in Super Smash Bros., with the final boss representing the Giant Donkey Kong battle that can occur in the original game.	Giant Donkey Kong
Peach	No Damsel In Distress	All fighters are would-be kidnapers such as Bowser's family.	Master Hand
Daisy	Sarasaland Represent!	All fighters are princesses in their respective franchises.	Master Hand
Bowser	The Red One. Every Red One!	All fighters are affiliated with red costumes, with the penultimate boss being Rathalos.	Mario, then Metal Mario
Ice Climbers	Duos For Days	All fighters are a male-female duo of their respective franchises, with the exception of the final boss, which is all male.	Master Hand and Crazy Hand
Sheik	Masquerade	All fighters have a mask or some headwear to conceal their identity.	Master Hand
Zelda	Wisdom Prevails	All fighters are villains who are known for being unwise, or unintelligent, with the exception of the final boss.	Ganondorf, then Ganon
Dr. Mario	Colorful Treatment Plan	All fighters are in red, blue, and yellow costumes based on the three viruses: Fever, Chill, and Weird.	Master Hand
Pichu	Lightweight Fracas	All fighters are lightweights.	Master Hand
Falco	Soar above the Darkness	All fighters are "dark" characters.	Crazy Hand
Marth	A Kingdom of Dragons	All fighters are draconic characters.	Rathalos
Lucina	A Path of Heroes	All fighters are from the Fire Emblem series.	Master Hand
Young Link	Hyrule Smash!	All fighters are from the Legend of Zelda series.	Ganon
Ganondorf	Encroaching Darkness	All fighters are Heroes of their own series. The penultimate battle is against Link and Zelda.	Master Hand
Mewtwo	Psychic Control	All fighters are those who were possessed in their own games and all battles are a series of Team Battles where the first fighter defeated will join the player in the following battle. With Pikachu as its ally.	Master Hand & Crazy Hand (Ally: Pikachu)
Roy	A Journey of Swords	All Fighters are Swordsmen.	Master Hand
Chrom	Fight as One	The first battle is against Lucina. Afterwards, the battles become Team Battles where Chrom's teammate alternates between Lucina and either male or female Robin.	Master Hand & Crazy Hand (Ally: Female Robin)
Mr. Game & Watch	A Long Legacy	All fighters are classic characters on retro stages.	Master Hand
Meta Knight	Two Sides of the Same Coin	All fighters are the dark counterparts of the main Heroes.	Master Hand and Crazy Hand
Pit	Fighting for the Goddess!	All fighters are based on the characters from Kid Icarus: Uprising.	Master Hand & Crazy Hand (Ally: Dark Pit)
Dark Pit	Created Warriors	All fighters are genetic clones. The penultimate battle is against Pit.	Galleom (Ally: Pit)
Zero Suit Samus	Grapplers! Whips! Claws!	All fighters are characters who use teether recoveries with their grapplers, whips, and claws.	Master Hand
Wario	I'm-a Gonna Win!	All fighters are those with brute strengths.	Master Hand
Snake	Weapons and Equipment OSP	All fighters use projectile weapons.	Galleom
Ike	The Black-Clad Warriors	The title refers to Ike's rival, the Black Knight. All fighters are in their black alternate costumes.	Master Hand
Pokémon Trainer	The Future Champion	All fighters are Pokémon or references a Pokémon. The penultimate battle is against opposite-gendered Pokémon Trainer.	Mewtwo, then Master Hand
Diddy Kong	Hey, Little Buddy!	All fighters are villains with "little buddies" of their own. The penultimate battle is against King K. Rool. With Donkey Kong as his ally.	Master Hand & Crazy Hand (Ally: Donkey Kong)
Lucas	Magic, Sacred Powers, and PSI!	All fighters have some form of Magical Powers.	Master Hand
Sonic	At the Speed of Sound	All fighters are references to the characters from the Sonic franchise, as well as the reference to the Sonic games in general. Half of the fighters are some of the fastest characters in the game.	Master Hand
King Dedede	Royal Rumble	All fighters are characters with royal titles such as a king or a princess.	Master Hand
Olimar/Alph	Planetary Explorer	All fighters are those who are space travelers in their respective series. The penultimate battle is against Alph (or Olimar if the player is using Alph).	Master Hand
Lucario	Counter Encounters	All fighters are characters with counterattacks.	Master Hand
R.O.B.	Unreadable Expressions	All fighters have masks or appear to be expressionless or emotionless.	Galleom
Toon Link	The Teamwork of Courage	All battles involve Toon Link teaming up with two other Toon Links, which may be a reference to The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes.	Ganon
Wolf	Reunited Roster	All fighters are fighters that were cut from Super Smash Bros. Brawl and Super Smash Bros. for Wii U and 3DS.	Galleom
Villager	Mistake to Underestimate	All fighters are those who appear unsuited for battle.	Master Hand
Mega Man	Variable Weapons System; Online!	All fighters are based on some of the Robot Masters, with the penultimate boss being Galleom.	Dr. Mario, then Mewtwo
Wii Fit Trainer	Aerobic Smash	All fighters are overweight or physically unfit. Dr. Mario appears as her/his teammate.	Master Hand
Rosalina & Luma	One Star after Another	All fighters are characters from space or other planets. The penultimate battle is against Bowser, with Mario as her ally.	Marx (Ally: Mario)
Little Mac	Friendly Sparring	All fighters have moves relating to Boxing.	Master Hand
Greninja	Your Turn, Greninja!	All fighters are characters that represent a certain type. All battles take place on Pokémon Stadium and Pokémon Stadium 2, except for the penultimate battle, which takes place on Kalos Pokémon League.	Master Hand
Palutena	A Little Divine Intervention	All battles alternate between characters who represent holiness and darkness.	Master Hand
Pac-Man	Ageless Classic	All fighters are classic and iconic characters in accordance to their original release date, similar to All-Star Mode in Super Smash Bros. 4.	Dracula
Robin	Thunder and Flames	All fighters are characters who use fire and lightning attacks.	Master Hand
Shulk	Witness the Monando's Power	All fighters represent one of Shulk's Monado Arts and are fought in their cycling order in Super Smash Bros. 4. The penultimate battle is against Mega Man, who plays the role of Shulk's rival, Metal Face.	Master Hand
Bowser Jr./Koopalings	Mama Peach, Where Are You?	All fighters are princesses, some of which are teamed up with their love interest (or in Lucina's case, her father). The penultimate battle is against Mario and Peach.	Master Hand
Duck Hunt	Dog, Duck, and Zapper	All fighters are animals or Mii Fighters with animal costumes.	Rathalos
Ryu	Seeking a Challenge	All fighters are references to Street Fighter characters and all battles are one-on-one stamina fights on the Omega form of the stages.	Master Hand & Crazy Hand (Ally: Ken)
Ken	Red-Hot Rivalry	All fighters resemble dark versions or rivals of fighters. The penultimate battle is against Ryu.	Crazy Hand
Cloud	A Ride? Not Interested.	All fights take place on a vehicle-related stage and their corresponding fighter.	Master Hand
Corrin	Between White and Black	All fighters alternate between black and white costumes. The black represents the Kingdom of Nohr, and the white represents the Kingdom of Hoshido.	Master Hand
Bayonetta	The Requiem of Fallen Wings	All fighters have angelic theme or have wings.	Giant Palutena
Inkling	An Inkredible Journey	All fighters have an alternative costume that matches the color of the stage.	Marx
Ridley	It Can't Be! Space Pirates!	All fighters are those who pilot their own spaceships.	Master Hand
Simon	Smash-vania	All fighters are based on the bosses from the Castlevania series, with the penultimate battle being against Richter.	Dracula
Richter	Smash Echoes	All fighters are Echo Fighters.	Dracula
King K. Rool	Super Heavyweight Class	All fighters are heavyweights. The penultimate battle is against Donkey Kong.	Galleom
Isabelle	Best in Show	All fighters are female, with the exception of Popo allied with Nana and the final boss.	Master Hand
Incineroar	Burning Pro Wrestling Spirit!	All battles takes place in the Boxing Ring stage, with the exception of the final stage.	Master Hand & Crazy Hand (Ally: Greninja)
Piranha Plant	New Bloom	All fighters are newcomers in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.	Rathalos
Joker	Shadows	All fighters are in their dark costumes, representing the shadow forms of the villains in Persona 5. After the first fight, these opponents will become his allies, and their costumes will change to a lighter variant.	Master Hand on Mementos
Hero	A History of Heroism	All fighters are based on the characters from the Dragon Quest universe, and all battles except for the last battle are stamina battles, with all of the Dragon Quest musics playing in different stages. The fourth battle is against Rathalos.	Robin, then Giant Charizard
Banjo & Kazooie	Perfect Partners	All fighters are two characters as one fighter or two fighters from a Nintendo 64 game teaming up with different stages representing levels from Banjo-Kazooie, with the penultimate battle against Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong who also starred in games by Rare.	Master Hand and Crazy Hand
Terry	The King of Smash	All battles are one-on-three stamina fights, based on The King of Fighters series, which features 3-on-3 fights. Terry starts off with 150 HP while his three opponents start off with 100 HP each.	Ryu, Ken, and Terry
Byleth	A Heroic Legacy	All battles take place around the stages from the Fire Emblem series.	Master Hand and Crazy Hand

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 '''Classic Mode''' (勝ちあがり乱闘 ''Survival Smash'') is a single-player mode in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]''. Each character now has their own predetermined set of opponents and stages to face in this mode. A unique name is given to each character's path, and there may be special rules or conditions: for example, [[Ryu (SSBU)|Ryu]]'s path references ''[[Street Fighter (universe)|Street Fighter II]]'' by using only [[Omega stage|Ω forms]] and [[Stamina Mode|Stamina mode]] alongside the fighters most closely representing the characters of ''Street Fighter II''. It is different from the Classic Mode versions found in the two versions of ''[[Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U|SSB4]]'', shown by the return to the style of Classic Mode that was in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee|Melee]]'' and ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl|Brawl]]''. Just like in ''Super Smash Bros. for Wii U'', Classic Mode can also be challenged by two players. Allies like Pikachu, Mario, Ken, Dark Pit, Pit, Female Robin, Donkey Kong, Diddy Kong, & Greninja.
-Similar to the Classic Modes for the previous entries, players can select an intensity level, indicated by the position of the lengthy mural. The highest allowed starting intensity is 5.0, and it will increase slightly after each victory, with a maximum of 9.9. The layout consists of six stages, a [[Bonus Stage|bonus stage]], and a [[boss]]. Unlike previous entries, the boss in the last stage is not always [[Master Hand]]; each fighter has a different boss encounter at the end. Scores are also present in Classic Mode, which is displayed alongside the player's [[Global Smash Power]]. Master Hand, Crazy Hand, Giga Bowser, Galleom, Ganon, Marx, Rathalos, and Dracula are all the bosses for specific characters.
+Similar to the Classic Modes for the previous entries, players can select an intensity level, indicated by the position of the lengthy mural. The highest allowed starting intensity is 5.0, and it will increase slightly after each victory, with a maximum of 9.9. The layout consists of six stages, a [[Bonus Stage|bonus stage]], and a [[boss]]. Unlike previous entries, the boss in the last stage is not always [[Master Hand]]; each fighter has a different boss encounter at the end. Scores are also present in Classic Mode, which is displayed alongside the player's [[Global Smash Power]]. [[Master Hand]], [[Crazy Hand]], [[Giga Bowser]], [[Galleom]], [[Ganon (Character)|Ganon]], [[Marx]], [[Rathalos]], and [[Dracula]] are all the bosses for specific characters.
-[[File:Classic-Mode-Mural-SSBU.png|thumb|645x645px|The full Classic Mode mural used for selecting the intensity of a Classic Mode play through.]]
+<div class="overflowbugy" style="width:650px;overflow:auto;">
+[[File:Classic-Mode-Mural-SSBU.png|2200px|]]
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+<small>The full Classic Mode mural used for selecting the intensity of a Classic Mode play through.</small>
 == Type of Battles ==
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 |Let's-a Go!
 |Most fighters are other Nintendo icons with [[Bowser Jr.]] & [[Koopalings]] and Bowser as the final fighters.
-|[[Giga Bowser]]
+|[[Bowser (Super Smash Bros. Ultimate)|Bowser]], then [[Giga Bowser]]
 |-
 |[[Donkey Kong (SSBU)|Donkey Kong]]
 |Journey to New Donk City
 |First 2 fighters are from the Donkey Kong series. Every other fighter has a stage relating to a city. With Diddy Kong as your partner.
-|[[Master Hand]] on New Donk City Hall
+|[[Master Hand]] on [[New Donk City Hall]] (Ally: [[Diddy Kong]])
 |-
 |[[Link (SSBU)|Link]]
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 |[[Fox (SSBU)|Fox]]
 |Spaceborne Smash
-|All fighters are associated with space or other planets. The penultimate battle is against [[Wolf (Super Smash Bros. Ultimate|Wolf O'Donnell]], which fits since they are rivals. [[Andross]] may be represented in the [[Master Hand|final boss]].
+|All fighters are associated with space or other planets. The penultimate battle is against [[Wolf (Super Smash Bros. Ultimate)|Wolf O'Donnell]], which fits since they are rivals. [[Andross]] may be represented in the [[Master Hand|final boss]].
 |[[Master Hand]]
 |-
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 |I Choose You!
 |All fighters are Pokémon characters. All item drops are Poké-balls.
-|[[Mewtwo (Super Smash Bros. Ultimate)|Mewtwo]] and [[Master Hand]] (Master Hand appears after Mewtwo is defeated. [[Crazy Hand]] does not appear.)
+|[[Mewtwo (Super Smash Bros. Ultimate)|Mewtwo]], then [[Master Hand]]
 |-
 |[[Luigi (SSBU)|Luigi]]
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 |Up Close and Personal
 |All fighters specialize in close combat or have no long-ranged attacks.
-|[[Giga Bowser]]
+|[[Bowser]], then [[Giga Bowser]]
 |-
 |[[Jigglypuff (SSBU)|Jigglypuff]]
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 |The Red One. Every Red One!
 |All fighters are affiliated with red costumes, with the penultimate boss being [[Rathalos]].
-|[[Metal Mario]]
+|[[Mario (Super Smash Bros. Ultimate)|Mario]], then [[Metal Mario]]
 |-
 |[[Ice Climbers (SSBU)|Ice Climbers]]
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 |Wisdom Prevails
 |All fighters are villains who are known for being unwise, or unintelligent, with the exception of the [[Beast Ganon|final boss]].
+|[[Ganondorf (Super Smash Bros. Ultimate)|Ganondorf]], then [[Ganon (Character)|Ganon]]
-|[[Ganon]]
 |-
 |[[Dr. Mario (SSBU)|Dr. Mario]]
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 |Psychic Control
 |All fighters are those who were possessed in their own games and all battles are a series of Team Battles where the first fighter defeated will join the player in the following battle. With Pikachu as its ally.
-|[[Master Hand]] and [[Crazy Hand]] with Pikachu as its ally
+|[[Master Hand]] & [[Crazy Hand]] (Ally: [[Pikachu (Super Smash Bros. Ultimate)|Pikachu]])
 |-
 |[[Roy (SSBU)|Roy]]
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 |Fight as One
 |The first battle is against Lucina. Afterwards, the battles become Team Battles where Chrom's teammate alternates between Lucina and either male or female Robin.
-|[[Master Hand]] and [[Crazy Hand]] with Female Robin as his ally
+|[[Master Hand]] & [[Crazy Hand]] (Ally: Female [[Robin (Super Smash Bros. Ultimate)|Robin]])
 |-
 |[[Mr. Game & Watch (SSBU)|Mr. Game & Watch]]
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 |[[Pit (SSBU)|Pit]]
 |Fighting for the Goddess!
-|All fighters are based on the characters from ''Kid Icarus: Uprising''.  With Dark Pit as his ally.
+|All fighters are based on the characters from ''Kid Icarus: Uprising''.
-|[[Master Hand]] and [[Crazy Hand]]
+|[[Master Hand]] & [[Crazy Hand]] (Ally: [[Dark Pit (Super Smash Bros. Ultimate)|Dark Pit]])
 |-
 |[[Dark Pit (SSBU)|Dark Pit]]
 |Created Warriors
 |All fighters are genetic clones. The penultimate battle is against Pit.
-|[[Galleom]] with Pit as his ally.
+|[[Galleom]] (Ally: [[Pit (Super Smash Bros. Ultimate)|Pit]])
 |-
 |[[Zero Suit Samus (SSBU)|Zero Suit Samus]]
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 |The Future Champion
 |All fighters are [[Pokémon (universe)|Pokémon]] or references a Pokémon. The penultimate battle is against opposite-gendered Pokémon Trainer.
-|[[Mewtwo (Super Smash Bros. Ultimate)|Mewtwo]] and [[Master Hand]]
+|[[Mewtwo (Super Smash Bros. Ultimate)|Mewtwo]], then [[Master Hand]]
 |-
 |[[Diddy Kong (SSBU)|Diddy Kong]]
 |Hey, Little Buddy!
 |All fighters are villains with "little buddies" of their own. The penultimate battle is against King K. Rool. With Donkey Kong as his ally.
-|[[Master Hand]]
+|[[Master Hand]] & [[Crazy Hand]] (Ally: [[Donkey Kong]])
 |-
 |[[Lucas (SSBU)|Lucas]]
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 |[[Master Hand]]
 |-
-|[[Olimar (SSBU)|Olimar]]
+|[[Olimar (Super Smash Bros. Ultimate)|Olimar]]/[[Alph]]
 |Planetary Explorer
 |All fighters are those who are space travelers in their respective series. The penultimate battle is against [[Alph]] (or Olimar if the player is using Alph).
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 |Variable Weapons System; Online!
 |All fighters are based on some of the Robot Masters, with the penultimate boss being [[Galleom]].
-|[[Dr. Mario (Super Smash Bros. Ultimate)|Dr. Mario]] and [[Mewtwo (Super Smash Bros. Ultimate)|Mewtwo]]
+|[[Dr. Mario (Super Smash Bros. Ultimate)|Dr. Mario]], then [[Mewtwo (Super Smash Bros. Ultimate)|Mewtwo]]
 |-
 |[[Wii Fit Trainer (SSBU)|Wii Fit Trainer]]
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 |One Star after Another
 |All fighters are characters from space or other planets. The penultimate battle is against Bowser, with Mario as her ally.
-|[[Marx]] with Mario as her ally
+|[[Marx]] (Ally: [[Mario (Super Smash Bros. Ultimate)|Mario]])
 |-
 |[[Little Mac (SSBU)|Little Mac]]
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 |[[Master Hand]]
 |-
-|[[Bowser Jr. (SSBU)|Bowser Jr.]]
+|[[Bowser Jr. (Super Smash Bros. Ultimate)|Bowser Jr.]]/[[Koopalings]]
 |Mama Peach, Where Are You?
 |All fighters are princesses, some of which are teamed up with their love interest (or in Lucina's case, her father). The penultimate battle is against Mario and Peach.
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 |Seeking a Challenge
 |All fighters are references to [[Street Fighter (universe)|Street Fighter]] characters and all battles are one-on-one stamina fights on the [[Omega stage|Omega form]] of the stages.
-|[[Master Hand]] and [[Crazy Hand]] with Ken as his ally
+|[[Master Hand]] & [[Crazy Hand]] (Ally: [[Ken (Super Smash Bros. Ultimate)|Ken]])
 |-
 |[[Ken (SSBU)|Ken]]
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 |[[Incineroar (SSBU)|Incineroar]]
 |Burning Pro Wrestling Spirit!
-|All battles takes place in the [[Boxing Ring]] stage, with the exception of the final stage where Greninja is Incineroar's ally.
+|All battles takes place in the [[Boxing Ring]] stage, with the exception of the final stage.
-|[[Master Hand]] and [[Crazy Hand]]
+|[[Master Hand]] & [[Crazy Hand]] (Ally: [[Greninja (Super Smash Bros. Ultimate)|Greninja]])
 |-
 |[[Piranha Plant (SSBU)|Piranha Plant]]
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 |Shadows
 |All fighters are in their dark costumes, representing the shadow forms of the villains in ''Persona 5''. After the first fight, these opponents will become his allies, and their costumes will change to a lighter variant.
-|[[Master Hand]]
+|[[Master Hand]] on [[Mementos]]
 |-
 |[[Hero (Super Smash Bros. Ultimate)|Hero]]
+|A History of Heroism
-|TBA
+|All fighters are based on the characters from the ''Dragon Quest'' universe, and all battles except for the last battle are stamina battles, with all of the ''Dragon Quest'' musics playing in different stages. The fourth battle is against Rathalos.
-|TBA
+|[[Robin (Super Smash Bros. Ultimate)|Robin]], then Giant [[Charizard (Super Smash Bros. Ultimate)|Charizard]]
-|TBA
 |-
 |[[Banjo & Kazooie (Super Smash Bros. Ultimate)|Banjo & Kazooie]]
+|Perfect Partners
-|TBA
+|All fighters are two characters as one fighter or two fighters from a Nintendo 64 game teaming up with different stages representing levels from Banjo-Kazooie, with the penultimate battle against Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong who also starred in games by Rare.
-|TBA
+|[[Master Hand]] and [[Crazy Hand]]
-|TBA
-|}
+|-
-[[Category:Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]
+|[[Terry (Super Smash Bros. Ultimate)|Terry]]
+|The King of Smash
+|All battles are one-on-three stamina fights, based on ''The King of Fighters'' series, which features 3-on-3 fights. Terry starts off with 150 HP while his three opponents start off with 100 HP each.
+|[[Ryu (Super Smash Bros. Ultimate)|Ryu]], [[Ken (Super Smash Bros. Ultimate)|Ken]], and [[Terry (Super Smash Bros. Ultimate)|Terry]]
+|-
+|[[Byleth (Super Smash Bros. Ultimate)|Byleth]]
+|A Heroic Legacy
+|All battles take place around the stages from the ''Fire Emblem'' series.
+|[[Master Hand]] and [[Crazy Hand]]
+|}[[Category:Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]
 [[Category:Single Player Modes]]