This page summarizes interactions between Wii games series and the Super Smash Bros. series.
Note that Smash Bros. considers each game line in it as separate lines of games. Considering how the Wii franchise make a name for themselves with Miis in these kinds of games, it is a fictional universe to the wiki. This page is meant to explain how Super Smash Bros. gives representation to game titles that include Wii in the title.
To see how each single Wii game gets representation in the Super Smash Bros. series see the specific detailed link pages:
- Wii Fit (details)
- Wii Sports (details)
- Mii (details) (Note: this page will include games that Miis mostly populate, but are not considered a Wii game, such as Mii Plaza and Nintendo Land.)
Super Smash Bros. Brawl[]
January 31, 2008
Super Smash Bros.
Wii games
The opening theme from Wii Sports and the theme of the “Charge!” minigame in Wii Play are featured in Super Smash Bros. Brawl as music tracks for the PictoChat stage, titled Opening Theme (Wii Sports) and Charge! (Wii Play). The latter is unlocked by getting a CD containing the track.
This is considered a type 3 link because music is not supposed to be heard by the game characters, but only by the player, so only the players are able to see the connection between the two series.
Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and for Wii U[]
September 13, 2014 (3DS); November 21, 2014 (Wii U)
Super Smash Bros.
Wii games
Being alternate versions of the same game, these two feature mostly the same content, except for stages and trophies and including some different modes. Specifically they feature from the Wario series:
- 1 playable character (Wii Fit Trainer)
- 2 Wii U stages
- 17 Trophies across both versions
- 3DS: 10 trophies
- Wii U: 16 trophies
- 12 Music tracks
Wii Fit Trainer[]
Wii Fit Trainer is a new starting character and the only playable fighter representing the Wii games (excluding Mii Fighters). She resembles her appearance in Wii Fit, though her ponytail more closely resembling her appearance in Wii Fit Plus.
Wii Fit Trainer enters stage by stepping off of a Wii Balance Board, a device used for Wii Fit and Wii Fit Plus.
Wii Fit Trainer has a variety of moves based on different Yoga and Strength Training poses, and they make a good portion of her move-set including non-special attacks:
- Neutral attack: It is a three step combo with the Sideways Leg Lift, Single Leg Twist, and Lunge in that order. She attacks with an outstretched arm, knee strike, and kneeling stomp, respectively. The third attack is able to bury the opponent for a short while. All three are strength training exercises. The sideways leg lift helps strengthen side and shoulder muscles for that well-toned look, the single leg twist builds side abdominal muscles to give a more toned look, and lunges strengthen thighs and hips to give toned legs and hips. The first stretch can be done by lifting with one arm while raising the opposite leg. The second exercise can be done by raising the leg and swinging it to the height of the stomach, while swinging the opposite side arm and having the back hand touch it. The third can be done by clasping your hands behind your head, moving one leg back, and bending the opposite knee to 90 degrees.
- Forward tilt - Dance: Wii Fit Trainer simultaneously performs a knifehand thrust and scorpion kick through the pose. Attacking from the legs launches them vertically and is thus able to start combos while attacking from. It is based on a Yoga exercise in Wii Fit U that lifts the hips and gluts, as well as realigning the spine. This pose can be done by grabbing the inside arch of a foot with the same side thumb on the sole, bring the knees together, have the opposite arm parallel to the floor, and then raising the grabbed leg while maintaining balance with the abs.
- Up tilt - Triangle: She performs the pose and attacks with her outstretched arms, sending her opponents upwards. Triangle is a yoga pose that helps strengthen the lower body and tone the waist. This can be done by extending one leg back while keeping it aligned with the other, and twist the body so that the unextended leg is touched by the opposite arm, and then stretch the other arm. This is also preformed in one of her victory poses.
- Down tilt - Bridge: She performs the pose and attacks with her knees, while can be used for dodging while attacking as she crouches. It is a yoga pose that helps strengthen the torso and tighten the hips. This can be done by first starting to lie on the back with the knees bent and feet flat on the floor while grabbing the ankles or resting the palm on the floor. Afterwards, lift your hips so the angle from the floor to the hips reach between 30 to 40 degrees.
- Dash attack - Gate: The trainer slides while attacking with her arcing arm. This can create a sort of fox-trotting. Gate is a yoga pose in Wii Fit U that can help tone the sides and relieve overall tension. This can be done by facing one side, and going down one knee and stretching the other foot. Then, put the hand from the same side as extended leg on its knee while raising up the other arm. Finally, lower the upper body to the direction of the extended leg.
- Forward smash - Warrior: Wii Fit Trainer preforms the pose to attack with her outstretched arms on both directions (though more effective from the front side). It is based on the yoga pose that strengthens the thighs and hips, and also helps align the pelvis. This pose can be done by extending one leg back and having the arms be as far, while having the heels aligned. Afterwards, bend the front knee and maintain balance between the legs. This is also preformed in one of her victory poses.
- Up smash - Tree: She performs the pose and attack with her outstretched, clasped hands. Not only does it have good vertical range, it grants intangibility at the start of the move. The Tree pose is a yoga pose that helps strengthen the legs and back. This can be done be by lifting one leg and placing the sole of it on the other leg’s thigh. Afterwards place your palms together and then raise the arms upwards. This is also preformed in one of her victory poses.
- Down smash - Arm-and-Leg Lift: She attacks with an outstretched arm and outstretched leg. It is a move that can semi-spike, as well as avoid certain attacks for a free retaliating hit. Arm-and-Leg Lift is a strength training pose that tones shoulder and hip muscles to improve body balance. This can be done by getting on all fours, while stretching one arm and the opposite side leg.
- Neutral aerial - Jackknife: She performs the pose to attack with her arms and legs. The jackknife is a strength training pose that works the abs to help develop a well-toned body. This can be preformed by placing both feet up with the back lied down on the back and the arms stretched out, and then raising the upper body while raising the legs to form a V-shape.
- Forward aerial - Single Leg Extension: She performs the extension to attack with an outstretched arm and outstretched leg. Wii Fit Trainer's leg can meteor smash when clean, and thanks to it coming out on frame 9 like her arm hitbox, it is among the fastest meteor smashes in the game. The extension is a strength training pose that helps build triceps, torso, and hip muscles and improves coordination. This exercise is done by balancing on one leg and repeatedly pulling it back and forth. This is also preformed in one of her victory poses.
- Back aerial - Cobra: She assumes the pose to perform a double-footed back kick. This is a yoga training pose that builds strength and flexibility in the back muscles and can help correct posture. This can be done by lying face-down with elbows and palm on the floor, raising the chest and then later stretching the elbows and pushing the upper-body off the floor.
- Up aerial - Half Moon: She assumes the pose to attack with her outstretched, clasped hands. It has good juggling potential, and auto-cancels from a short hop are fairly strong. This is based on a yoga pose that stretches the waist muscles, and can help to improve posture and digestive health. This can be done by raising both arms high while stretching the spine and fingers upwards, and then tilt and extend the body to the side. She also preforms this pose for her up taunt.
- Down aerial - Chair: She uses the pose to perform a double foot stomp. This can meteor smash aerial opponents. It is a yoga pose that helps strengthen the back, legs, and abs. This can be done by bringing the arms up to be parallel with the floor, lifting the heels if possible, and then bending the knees to lower the hips.
- Grab - Rowing Squat: Wii Fit trainer does a squat to grab and lift the opponent off the ground. The Rowing Squat is a strength training exercise that builds the thigh and back muscles to help develop good posture. This can be preform by sticking the bottom out and the bending the knees 120 degrees.
- Neutral Special - Sun Salutation: Wii Fit Trainer preforms the pose, which creates a chargeable energy ball and releases it similar to Samus’ Charge Shot. When fully charged, the move also heals the trainer by a small percentage. When the projectile is an original part of Smash Bros. that represents the sun, the Sun Salutation is a yoga pose that is designed to tone the arms and thighs. This can be preformed by bringing the palms together and raising them up in the air. From there, extend the reach to slightly behind. Afterwards, bend forward and touch toes with the hands. Later, put the palms together and pointing them towards the ceiling while bending the knees and later straightening them.
- Enriched Sun Salutation: The energy ball gets smaller as it charges and is more powerful, but will not heal Wii Fit Trainer when fully charged.
- Sweeping Sun Salutation: The energy ball travels slowly but hits foes multiple times, pushing them away.
- Side Special - Header: Wii Fit Trainer jumps up and headbutts a green soccer ball, making the ball travel on an angled trajectory downward. The move can be preformed anytime to change the angle of the shot. There is even a variety of movesets based on how and if the trainer hits the ball. The move is most likely representative of the balance training game, Soccer Heading, where the Mii has to lean to hit a soccer ball.
- Huge Header: Head a larger ball that's slightly slower and less powerful but easier to hit with. Cancelling the move will allow the ball to stay in play longer than the standard variation. In the 3DS version of the game, it is unlocked by getting a maximum combo of 10 or more in Training mode.
- Weighted Header: H ead a heavy ball that's more powerful but quick to drop to the ground. When the move is cancelled, the ball quickly drops to the floor, harmless, and almost immediately disappears.
- Up Special - Super Hoop: When used, it causes Wii Fit Trainer to steadily rise into the air by twirling three hula hoops around her body. Repeatedly tapping the special button helps increase height and speed flown. The move is based around the aerobics activity, Hula Hoop, where the player must roll their hips around and catch other hula hoops are thrown towards him/her.
- Jumbo Hoop: When used on the ground, Wii Fit Trainer hovers above the ground, rising slowly, although very insignificantly. When used in the air, it grants no upward movement at all, limiting Wii Fit Trainer's vertical recovery to her standard jumps. When the special button is pressed, it only rises slightly. It boasts a reliable horizontal recovery and has a greatly improved range, as the hula hoops are bigger. By moving towards the foe continuously, the Wii Fit Trainer can trap the opponent into a barrage of hits. This move is highly maneuverable and can change directions at any time.
- Hoop Hurricane: Creates a whirlwind around Wii Fit Trainer that pulls opponents in while rising, but has little to no vertical movement, about half of the standard variation's height. Additionally, the move only lasts for a brief moment, less than the standard variation. When the enemy is pulled in, they are hit multiple times, about five to six times.
- Down Special - Deep Breathing: When used, a light blue circle shrinks to fill a smaller red one. With a second button press when the two circles meet, Wii Fit Trainer is healed and receives various buffs for 9.8 seconds. The move has a 60 second refresh time in Smash 4. The refresh timer starts immediately when the move is activated. If Deep Breathing is used again before it is refreshed, it will take longer to activate successfully. A stale Deep Breathing will yield smaller buffs and a shorter active time. Deep Breathing is a yoga technique that soothes and calms the body down.
- Volatile Breathing: A forbidden breathing method that causes an explosion. Doesn't heal or power you up.
- Steady Breathing: If successful, you're briefly impossible to launch. Takes a while to use again, though.
- Final Smash - Wii Fit: This is an original move in Smash Bros. wHere Wii Fit Trainer shoots out various colored silhouettes of different poses in Wii Fit towards the opponents facing her.
As a trainer, her victory poses mention different sayings a trainer would say depending on what the pose is. The victory poses that has her preform the Triangle pose and Single Leg Extension, she also preforms the Standing Knee pose, a Yoga pose to improve flexibility in the thighs. She also has a saying for each taunt preformed.
Similar to Robin and Villager, Wii Fit Trainer’s palette alternates between the male and female counterparts. Even the male default for Wii Fit Trainer is based on his appearance in Wii Fit. Unlike the other two fighters, not only do the different associated share the same color palette (besides the default), they also have different Boxing Ring nicknames similar to Olimar and Alph. For female trainers, their nickname is “Yoga Warrior”. This not only reference her as a yoga instructor, but the warrior pose is seen as a yoga exercise in the games. The male trainer is nicknamed “The BMI bandit”. BMI stands for “body mass index”, which measures body mass (commonly referred as weight) compared to one’s height. This is measured in Wii Fit games to keep progress if users are maintaining a healthy mass for the body through gain or loss of it:
File:SSB4 Wii Fit Trainer palette.png
- Female (default)
- Male
- Green: Resembles the trainer’s appearance in Wii Fit Plus and Wii Fit U.
- Red: The color represents the Aerobics category in Wii Fit games.
- Yellow: The color that represents the Balance Games. Also loosely based on an alternate outfit from Wii Fit Plus which only appears when a Yoga or Strength Training activity is being done in "My Wii Fit Plus" mode.
Stages[]
The Wii U feature two new starter stages. While the 3DS does features two stages for the Miis, it doesn’t count for this link page.
New stages are:
Wii Fit Studio[]
Based on the studio where Yoga and Strength Training exercises in Wii Fit take place, the Wii Fit Studio is a starting stage in Super Smash Bros. for the Wii U.
The stage consists of a large floor with no pits and a mirror in the background that can help players see a few steps beyond the normal limit of the stage. The background also features the animated Balance Board appears to do stretches when facing the camera. The mirror can be replaced by a white background with a silhouette of one of these poses: Half Moon, Warrior, Tree, Sun Salutation, Dance, Bridge, Gate. At times, the trainer’s voice can be heard when mentioning the poses. Two or three Wii Balance Boards also occasionally appear as floating platforms.
A peculiarity of the Wii Fit Studio stage in this game is that when used in an 8-Player Smash, the mirrors will not appear.
Wuhu Island[]
Based on the island from Wii Fit that has been given a more detailed layout in Wii Sports Resort (as well as appearing in Mario Kart 7 and 8), Wuhu Island appears as a starting stage in Super Smash Bros. for the Wii U with high accuracy.
Players battle on flying platforms, that then drop them in various locations from the game, including the frisbee dog park, swaying bridge, the sea (with different sets of platforms such as rocks or a boating gate), Maka Wuhu, the wishing fountain in town, the swordplay colosseum, and Talon Rock. The Frisbee Dog Park even shows a Mii with a dog throwing a frisbee.
Trophies[]
Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS features 10 Wii Fit trophies, all being Wii Fit related.
The Wii U version features 16 Game & Watch trophies: thirteen Wii Fit trophies (including Wii Fit Trainer trophies, her Final Smash, and a stage trophy), and three Wii Sports trophies.
Since all the trophies from the 3DS version return in the Wii U version, except there being a different Wii Fit Trainer Alternate trophy of the male trainer (other sources list them as one, but since they feature different models, we count them separate), there only are 17 Wii games trophies across both versions.
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| Wii Fit Trainer | File:SSB4 Trophy WiiFitTrainer.png | Wii Wii Fit (05/2008) Wii Wii Fit Plus (10/2009) |
NTSC: The female trainer who helps you in the Wii Fit series. She favors a fighting style composed of yoga poses. This makes her a capable close-quarters fighter, but she has ranged attacks as well. She also has a move called Deep Breathing, which can heal you and increase attack power if timed right. PAL: You can choose one of two Trainers to help whip you into shape - or better yet, whip everyone else into shape! Use all sorts of yoga poses and exercises to get fit and flexible, and inflict serious damage on the other fighters in the process! Or try some deep-breathing drills to increase power and defence. It's all good! |
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| Wii Fit Trainer (Alt.) (3DS) | File:SSB4 Trophy WiiFitTrainerAlt 3DS.png | N/A | NTSC: The male trainer from the Wii Fit series, his neutral special Sun Salutation charges up a ball of light that, when launched, will heal him a bit. His Jackknife pose is excellent for toning the abdominal muscles, but in Smash Bros. the Wii Fit Trainer uses it as an air attack. Timed right, the attack can hit twice! PAL: The Wii Fit Trainers' Sun Salutation move charges a ball of sunlight in front of you, which you can then fire forwards. When fully charged, it even heals you slightly! Jackknife exercises can help tone your abs, but they also work for air attacks in this game. Get close to a foe and, if you time it right, you can do a rep to hit them twice. |
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| Wii Fit Trainer (Alt.) (Wii U) | File:SSB4 Trophy WiiFitTrainerAlt WiiU.png | Wii Wii Fit (05/2008) Wii Wii Fit Plus (10/2009) |
NTSC: The male trainer from the Wii Fit series, his neutral special Sun Salutation charges up a ball of light that, when launched, will heal him a bit. His Jackknife pose is excellent for toning the abdominal muscles, but in Smash Bros. the Wii Fit Trainer uses it as an air attack. Timed right, the attack can hit twice! PAL: The Wii Fit Trainers' Sun Salutation move charges a ball of sunlight in front of you, which you can then fire forwards. When fully charged, it even heals you slightly! Jackknife exercises can help tone your abs, but they also work for air attacks in this game. Get close to a foe and, if you time it right, you can do a rep to hit them twice. |
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| Wii Fit | File:SSB4 Trophy WiiFit.png | Wii Wii Fit (05/2008) Wii Wii Fit Plus (10/2009) |
Wii Fit Trainer strikes the Warrior pose, sending an army of silhouettes flying forth in a variety of poses (21 in all!). This Final Smash's individual hits don't hurt much, but they add up and can even push foes off the edge. Meanwhile, Wii Fit Trainer is invincible! Unleash it at a height to get the full range of the cone effect. |
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| Tree | File:SSB4 Trophy Tree.png | Wii Wii Fit (05/2008) Wii Wii Fit Plus (10/2009) |
NTSC: A simple yoga pose that is known to better your balance and posture, all it requires is standing on one leg and stretching your arms upward. Squatting low and then extending the arms will protect the Wii Fit Trainer from damage for a time and also increase the power of your yoga blows! PAL: Stand up straight on one leg with your arms above your head. This popular yoga pose works on balance and posture, and the Wii Fit Trainer uses it to great effect as an upward smash. Not only does it give temporary invincibility, but it also makes upward launching that much more powerful. |
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| Dancer | File:SSB4 Trophy Dance.png | Wii Wii Fit (05/2008) Wii Wii Fit Plus (10/2009) |
NTSC: Stand on your right leg and extend your right hand, all while grabbing your raised left leg with your left hand. Arch your back like a bow to correct your posture. This is the Wii Fit Trainer's forward tilt attack, sending rear opponents flying upward and those in front flying forward. PAL: Work on your dancer pose by standing on your right leg and, while stretching your right arm forwards, taking your raised left foor in your left hand. Not only can this improve the alignment of your spine and straighten out a hunched back, but it can also help you launch opponents sideways. |
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| Warrior | File:SSB4 Trophy Warrior.png | Wii Wii Fit (05/2008) Wii Wii Fit Plus (10/2009) |
NTSC: The Wii Fit Trainer assumes a forward lunge, extending one arm forward and one back at shoulder level. This pose builds powerful thigh muscles and realigns the hips. With a devastating, strong forward smash, the Wii Fit Trainer can send opponents flying in both directions! PAL: To do the warrior pose, stand with your feet far apart, turn your left foot outwards, raise your arms, and then bend your left knee. Practising this stance energises your whole body and strengthens the thigh muscles, allowing for powerful side smash attacks that launch opponents in both directions at once. |
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| Bridge | File:SSB4 Trophy Bridge.png | Wii Wii Fit (05/2008) Wii Wii Fit Plus (10/2009) |
NTSC: A yoga pose where you lie supine on the floor, lifting your hips while keeping your shoulders and arms flat. This pose helps to strengthen your whole torso. The Wii Fit Trainer can perform this as a down tilt attack, using the knees to strike at opponents and send them flying. PAL: Lie on your back with your knees raised. Plant your hands and shoulders firmly on the floor, then lift your hips until your knees are over your ankles. This strengthens the entire torso, and you can also use it as a ground-based attack where you strike your opponent with your knees. |
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| Gate | File:SSB4 Trophy Gate.png | Wii Wii Fit (05/2008) Wii Wii Fit Plus (10/2009) |
NTSC: First, kneel on your right knee while raising your right arm above your head. Then extend your left arm and leg out to the left and lean in that direction. This pose will strengthen the abdomen and tighten the waist. The Wii Fit Trainer strikes both above and forward with this move, but it takes a while to recover from. PAL: Rest on your right knee and raise your right arm as you stretch your left arm and leg out to the side. Then lean your body towards your left leg. The Wii Fit Trainer's dash attack demonstrates how to relax tense muscles, tighten your waist and strike your opponent - all at the same time. |
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| Jackknife | File:SSB4 Trophy Jackknife.png | Wii Wii Fit (05/2008) Wii Wii Fit Plus (10/2009) |
NTSC: Lie flat on your back and raise your arms and legs to form a V. This exercise is more challenging than a regular sit-up, but it's great for maintaining flexibility and working the abdominal muscles. The Wii Fit Trainer uses this pose to attack in the air, hitting opponents twice before launching them upward. PAL: Lie flat on your back and, using only your abs, raise your upper and lower body until you make a V shape. This exercise is very effective at working abdominal muscles, and is especially good for powerful mid-air double-attacks that send opponents flying. |
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| Arm & Leg Lift | File:SSB4 Trophy ArmLegLift.png | Wii Wii Fit (05/2008) Wii Wii Fit Plus (10/2009) |
NTSC: Starting from a crouched position, extend one leg back and the opposite arm forward, and hold. This is a strength exercise that firms up the abdominal and back muscles nicely. It's also the Wii Fit Trainer's down smash. Combine it with a lunge attack to send an opponent sailing sideways. PAL: Start on your hands and knees, then lift one arm and the opposite leg off the ground, and hold the position to train both your abdominal and back muscles. This exercise doubles up as one of the Wii Fit Trainer's down smashes, which can launch an immobilised opponent sideways. |
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| Super Hoop | File:SSB4 Trophy SuperHoop.png | Wii Wii Fit (05/2008) Wii Wii Fit Plus (10/2009) |
NTSC: In this aerobic exercise, you sway your hips to keep the hoops from hitting the ground. Multiple hoops ups the challenge! This exercise is a good workout and helps align the pelvis. The Wii Fit Trainer can recover well with this up special attack, but it doesn't do much to foes. PAL: This aerobic exercise from Wii Fit requires coordinated hip-movement to keep the hoop around your waist while two Mii characters throw extra hoops for you to catch mid-hula! It's also one of the Wii Fit Trainer's up special moves in this game. It's better at boosting jumps than it is at launching opponents off the screen. |
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| Wii Balance Board | File:SSB4 Trophy WiiBalanceBoard.png | Wii Wii Fit (05/2008) Wii Wii Fit Plus (10/2009) |
NTSC: The Wii Balance Board is the smiling ace that guides you through Wii Fit. Well... maybe not the smiling face, since it doesn't actually have a face and all, but he's pretty cheery for someone who gets stood on a lot. When you see him in this game, take it as a reminder that good balance is always important, especially when launching foes. PAL: The Wii Balance Board is the smiling face that guides you through Wii Fit. Well... maybe not the "smiling face", what with his lack of a face and all, but he's pretty cheery for someone who gets stood on a lot. When you see him in this game, take it as a reminder that good balance is always important, especially when launching foes. |
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| Wii Fit U Trainer | File:SSB4 Trophy WiiFitUTrainer.png | Wii U Wii Fit U (12/2013) | NTSC: The Wii Fit Trainer has the most impressive balancing skills we ever seen! Many people probably started yoga to achieve this perfection. However, these abilities aren't developed overnight; it takes lots and lots of yoga practice. We won't judge if you'd rather take it easy—we aren't exactly writing this from the gym. PAL: There's just something about your Wii Fit trainer that you can't help but look up to. Maybe it's the soothing voice, the graceful motions...or just the complete physical superiority over the rest of us. Doesn't it make you want to break out a yoga mat? ...No? Well, we won't judge you. We're not sitting in a gym typing this, after all. |
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| Power Cruising | File:SSB4 Trophy PowerCruising.png | Wii Wii Sports Resort (06/2009) | A vehicle that speeds across the waves like a marine motorbike. The handlebars you use to control its direction and speed are a lot like a motorbike's too. In Wii Sports Resort, you use the Wii Remote and Nunchuk to mimic these handlebars. All that's missing are waves splashing against your face! |
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| Disc Dog | File:SSB4 Trophy DiscDog.png | Wii Wii Sports Resort (06/2009) | NTSC: Instead of a Wii Remote, imagine you're holding a throwing disc in your hand. Swing it just like you would a real disc, and watch it fly across the beautiful beach. In this disc-throwing game, a pup will play fetch! That adorable look on its face as it catches the disc is almost more than we can handle! PAL: Hold the Wii Remote tight, then flick it as though you were actually throwing a Frisbee. As it glides across the beach's beautiful white sands, your lovable canine pal here will bound along after it. Just be sure to concentrate before you throw, or you'll disappoint your dog! |
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| Wuhu Island | File:SSB4 Trophy WuhuIsland.png | Wii Wii Sports Resort (06/2009) | The tropical island from Wii Sports Resort is the perfect place to enjoy a few sporting activities. Go on a close tour of it by selecting the Wuhu Island stage, or get a bird's-eye view of the island with the Pilotwings stage. Just don't get too awestruck–with the stage constantly changing under your feet, you can't afford to lose focus! |
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Music tracks[]
All of the tracks mentioned here have only made an appearance in the Wii U version of the game. In the base game, there are 6 music tracks from the Wii Fit series, 5 music tracks from Wii Sports series, for a total of 11 music tracks. Two of each make up the unlockable tracks, for a total of 4 unlockables. There is also an additional track that is downloadable after getting the update with the Miiverse stage, where it plays. Wii Fit tracks are played in the Wii Fit Studio stage, while the Wii Sports tracks are played in Wuhu Island.
Wii Fit Trainer gets a new victory fanfare in both games. It is a remix of the tune that plays when selecting a file in Wii Fit. However, it's unavailable in the Sound Test and is therefore not listed here.
Based tracks:
- Super Hoop: A remix of the song that plays during the Hula Hoop minigames in Wii Fit. The instrumentation is acoustic and piano-focused, very similar to the original, but the remix also features a more energetic rhythm and a new trumpet part.
- Rhythm Boxing: Taken directly from Wii Fit where it plays in the Rhythm Boxing minigame.
- Skateboard Arena (Free Mode): This hard rock remix features a medley of the song that plays on Free Mode of the Skateboard Arena minigame in Wii Fit Plus and the recurring Results theme that plays in all Wii Fit games.
- Mischievous Mole-way: This track is taken direcly from Wii Fit Plus, where it plays during the Segway Circuit minigame.
- Opening Theme / Select (Wii Sports): Taken directly from Wii Sports, this track is played during the title screen and the sports selection screen. It is the only track to return from Brawl.
- Wii Sports Series Medley: A medley of the Wii Sports series, starting with the title theme of Wii Sports, then to the title theme of Wii Sports Resort.
- Wii Sports Resort: A funky remix of the title theme from Wii Sports Resort.
Unlockable tracks:
- Wii Fit Plus Medley: A vocal medley of themes of various Training Plus games from Wii Fit Plus including Obstacle Course, Rhythm Parade, Perfect 10, and Snowball Fight. A 5-note jingle is played at the start of each section of the song. It is unlocked by clearing 100-man Smash within 3 minutes.
- Core Luge: This song is taken directly from Wii Fit U, where it plays during the Core Luge minigame. It is unlocked by getting the CD of it.
- Wii Sports Resort Ver. 2: A disco remix of the title theme from Wii Sports Resort. It is unlocked by getting the CD of it.
- Title Theme (Wii Sports Resort): This song is taken directly from Wii Sports Resort and it is played during the title screen. It is unlocked by getting the CD of it.
Downloadable track:
- Final Results (Wii Party U): Taken directly from Wii Party U, where it actually plays during the minigames "Name That Face" and "Sketchy Situation".
Other references[]
The Pilotwings stage features a portion where the planes fly through Wuhu Island.
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate[]
- 1 playable character (Wii Fit Trainer)
- 2 stages
- 13 spirits
- 20 Music tracks
Wii Fit Trainer[]
Wii Fit Trainer is once again the only Wii games fighter in the game (Mii Fighters do not count), and not being one of the eight starting characters from the original Super Smash Bros. she's unlockable.
Like all other unlockable characters, she can be unlocked by either having her join the party in World of Light, playing enough VS matches, or clearing Classic mode with specific characters. Specifically, Wii Fit Trainer is the 9th character unlocked playing VS Matches, and the second in Samus' Classic Mode unlock tree.
She received only minor changes, one of the most notable being an updated look with a clearer face and detailed eyes. The Final Smash also finishes off with a giant version of the Dancer pose. Wii Fit Trainer keeps all the same alternate outfit as the previous game, still alternating between female and male versions.
Her Classic Mode is called "Aerobic Smash" and all her opponents are characters who are round or plump such as Wario, Pac-Man, and Jigglypuff. The final boss is Master Hand.
Stages[]
Both Wii Fit Studio and Wuhu Island stages from previous games return in Ultimate. The stages are mostly unchanged, save for graphical enhancements.
In this game it's also possible to turn off Stage Hazards, which keeps the floating platforms from Wii Fit Studio in place, as well as having the initial flying platforms from Wuhu Island not drop in various location while staying in flight.
Spirits[]
The game features 13 spirits from the Wii games. While there are only 11 spirits from Wii Fit, 2 spirits from the Mii category were considered additionally for being in games with "Wii" in the title. Most of them are unlockable in Spirits mode, either in Adventure Mode or the Spirits Board, where the player must win in a fight with specific conditions, simulating a fight against the spirit's character. Alternative unlock criteria are indicated when available. Most spirits can also be obtained as random rewards or by purchasing them from the in-game shop; this is only listed when it's the only way to unlock the spirit.
Fighter Spirits usually come in two alternative artworks, but the fighter spirits in this series are some of the exceptions to the norm, having their artworks from Ultimate.
| # | Name | Image | Origin | Spirit stats | Augmented fight / Unlock criteria | Notes |
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| 921 | Wii Fit Trainer (Female) | Super Smash Bros. Ultimate | Fighter spirit | Clear Classic Mode as Wii Fit Trainer | ||
| 922 | Wii Fit Trainer (Male) | Super Smash Bros. Ultimate | Fighter spirit | Buy from the in-game shop for 300G | ||
| 923 | Wii Balance Board | Wii Fit U | Master spirit •Dojo (Lightweight Style) |
Vs: Wii Fit Trainer (Yellow) In: Wii Fit Studio Music: Wii Fit Plus Medley •Rule: All fighters are easy to launch after a little while •All fighters have increased move speed after a little while |
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| 924 | Pet | Wii Fit Plus | Primary (★) [Neutral] | Purchase at Beedle's Tent for 500SP | ||
| 925 | Jacknife | Wii Fit | Support (★) Foot Attack ↑ |
Vs: Wii Fit Trainer (Red) x4 In: Wii Fit Studio Music: Super Hoop •Rule: The enemy favors neutral air attacks |
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| 926 | Deep Breathing | Wii Fit | Support (★★★) Down Special ↑ |
Vs: Wii Fit Trainer (Green) x4 In: Wii Fit Studio Music: Yoga •Rule: Timed battle •The enemy has increased defense |
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| 927 | Sun Salutation | Wii Fit | Support (★★★) Ice Floor Immunity |
Vs: Wii Fit Trainer (Male Green) x6 In: Wii Fit Studio Music: Yoga •Hazard: Lava Floor •The enemy favors neutral specials |
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| 928 | Tree | Wii Fit | Support (★★★) Unflinching Charged Smashes |
Summon with cores from Whispy Woods and Sudowoodo | ||
| 929 | Dancer | Wii Fit | Support (★) Lightweight |
Vs: Wii Fit Trainer (Male Red) x4 In: Wii Fit Studio Music: Yoga •Rule: Defeat the main fighter to win •Timed battle |
The first battle condition references to the dancer exercise as the Wii Fit Trainer's forward tilt attack, as opposed to the other Wii Fit Trainer puppet fighters who perform a unique attack referencing a different yoga exercise. | |
| 930 | Warrior | Wii Fit | Support (★★) Physical Attack ↑ |
Summon with cores from Seliph and Heracles | ||
| 931 | Arm & Leg Lift | Wii Fit | Support (★★) Falling Immunity |
Vs: Wii Fit Trainer (Green) x4 In: Wii Fit Studio Music: Advanced Step •Rule: The enemy's punches and elbow strikes have increased power •The enemy's kicks and knee strikes have increased power |
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| 1079 | Sebastian Tute | Wii Music | Support (★★★) Franklin Badge Equipped |
Vs: Mii Swordfighter (Moveset 2312, Prince's Crown, Butler Outfit); Mii Gunner (Moveset 2312, Saki Amamiya Wig, Steampunk Getup); Mii Brawler (Moveset 2312, Isaac Wig, Toy-Con Outfit) In: Tomodachi Life (Battlefield form) Music: Final Results - Wii Party U •Rule: Defeat the main fighter to win •Only certain Pokémon will emerge from Poké Balls (Meloetta) |
The Mii Gunner and Mii Brawlers' respective costumes each represents Susie Tute and Bob Tute, two members of The Tutes, a band that Sebastian sometimes conducts with them. | |
| 1080 | Party Phil | Wii Party U | Support (★★★) Easier Perfect Shield Equipped |
Vs:•Mii Brawler (Top Hat, Standard Outfit); Mii Swordfighter (Top Hat, Standard Outfit); Mii Gunner (Top Hat, Standard Outfit) In: WarioWare, Inc. (Battlefield form) Music: Final Results - Wii Party U •Rule: Bob-ombs will rain from the sky •Explosion attacks aren't as effective against the enemy |
The Bob-omb Festival rule and battle condition references a few of the Wii Party minigames involving bombs, including "Time Bomb" and "Word Bomb". |
Music tracks[]
Similarly to Super Smash Bros. for Wii U, Wii music is split into two categories. While Wii Fit music is still its own category, Wii Sports music becomes part of the "Others" category. The game features 20 Wii tracks, including 12 stage tracks from Brawl and for Wii U, and 8 new ones (4 per category) (listed in bold). The only track not returning is "Opening Theme / Select (Wii Sports)". Out of all the tracks shown, only 4 of them (1 Wii Fit, 3 "Others") need to be unlocked by either obtaining them as random rewards or buying them from the in-game shop. The only one
While those in the former category are played for Wii Fit Studio, those in the latter are not only heard in Wuhu Island, they can be set to be play on any stage from minor Nintendo series including Summit, Wrecking Crew, Duck Hunt, PictoChat 2, Living Room, Find Mii, Tomodachi Life, and Pilotwings. Update to Ver. 8.1.0 on August 4, 2020 allowed any of these tracks to be played on Battlefield, Small Battlefield, Big Battlefield, and Final Destination stages.
Wii Fit Trainer's victory theme also returns unchanged from the previous game, but it's not available in the Sound Test and are therefore not listed here.
Wii Fit category[]
Base tracks:
- Main Menu - Wii Fit: A medley of tracks from Wii Fit, including "Main Menu", "Advanced Step", "User Settings", and "Rhythm Boxing".
- Super Hoop: A remix of the song that plays during the Hula Hoop minigames in Wii Fit. The instrumentation is acoustic and piano-focused, very similar to the original, but the remix also features a more energetic rhythm and a new trumpet part. It returns from Super Smash Bros. for Wii U.
- Rhythm Boxing: Taken directly from Wii Fit where it plays in the Rhythm Boxing minigame. It returns from Super Smash Bros. for Wii U.
- Advanced Step: Taken directly from Wii Fit, this song plays during Advanced Step.
- Skateboard Arena (Free Mode): This hard rock remix features a medley of the song that plays on Free Mode of the Skateboard Arena minigame in Wii Fit Plus and the recurring Results theme that plays in all Wii Fit games. It returns from Super Smash Bros. for Wii U.
- Mischievous Mole-way: This track is taken direcly from Wii Fit Plus, where it plays during the Segway Circuit minigame. It returns from Super Smash Bros. for Wii U.
- Wii Fit Plus Medley: A vocal medley of themes of various Training Plus games from Wii Fit Plus including Obstacle Course, Rhythm Parade, Perfect 10, and Snowball Fight. A 5-note jingle is played at the start of each section of the song. It returns from Super Smash Bros. for Wii U.
- Training Menu - Wii Fit U: A remix of the training menu theme from Wii Fit U.
- Core Luge: This song is taken directly from Wii Fit U, where it plays during the Core Luge minigame. It returns from Super Smash Bros. for Wii U.
Unlockable track:
- Yoga: Taken directly from Wii Fit, this song plays during yoga lessons.
"Others" category[]
Base tracks:
- Charge! - Wii Play: Taken directly from Wii Play, this track is played during the "Charge!" minigame. It is the only track to return from Brawl.
- Title Theme - Wii Sports: A remix of title theme from Wii Sports.
- Wii Sports Series Medley: A medley of the Wii Sports series, starting with the title theme of Wii Sports, then to the title theme of Wii Sports Resort. It returns from Super Smash Bros. for Wii U.
- Wii Sports Resort: A funky remix of the title theme from Wii Sports Resort. It returns from Super Smash Bros. for Wii U.
- Wii Sports Resort Ver. 2: A disco remix of the title theme from Wii Sports Resort. It returns from Super Smash Bros. for Wii U.
- Title Theme - Wii Sports Club: A percussion-driven remix of title theme from Wii Sports Club.
- Baseball (Training): Taken directly from Wii Sports Club, where it plays during baseball training.
Unlockable tracks:
- Title Theme - Wii Sports Resort: This song is taken directly from Wii Sports Resort and it is played during the title screen. It returns from Super Smash Bros. for Wii U.
- Tennis (Training): Taken directly from Wii Sports Club, where it plays during tennis training.
- Final Results - Wii Party U: Taken directly from Wii Party U, where it actually plays during the minigames "Name That Face" and "Sketchy Situation". It returns from Super Smash Bros. for Wii U.
License[]
All Wii games were made by Nintendo, that also made the Super Smash Bros. series.