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Super Smash Bros. Ultimate x Nintendo eShop is the name of the collaboration between Nintendo's crossover fighting game and their digital game shop. As part of the Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Fighter Pass, content from Nintendo's systems would appear in the game in the form of paid downloadable content, including the Nintendo eShop Bag as an additional playable character, Nintendo eShop from Nintendo 3DS as a stage, music from Nintendo system software, and additional spirits.
==Introduction: What is Nintendo eShop?==
Nintendo eShop is Nintendo's online shopping network. On Nintendo eShop, you can download games and additional content directly to your console. Nintendo eShop is home to many games, including some that don't recieve a physical release. In fact, you may have even downloaded Super Smash Bros. Ultimate off Nintendo eShop! Nintendo eShop has appeared on Nintendo 3DS, WIi U, and Nintendo Switch, and is the successor of sorts to the Wii Shop Channel and DSi Shop. If the user's Nintendo Network ID and Nintendo Account are linked, funds can be shared across all three platforms. As an aside, for a period of about a year and a quarter, Nintendo users in Europe could use an eShop Points Card on the Wii Shop Channel, or any of the eShops. Uniquely, the Nintendo 3DS version of the Nintendo eShop has a mascot of sorts in the form of the eShop Bag, who appears on the loading screen, as well as the download sequence.
==Reveal Trailer==
The trailer opens on the main menu of Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. The cursor moves from Smash to Spirits, to Online, and finally, to Nintendo eShop, which it selects.
The scene suddenly cuts to the Nintendo 3DS eShop loading screen. It remains like this, before cutting to the entire cast of Super Smash Bros. Melee, physically in the eShop loading screen, staring with varying levels of confusion, with the exceptions of Mewtwo, who is simply respectfully indifferent, and Roy, who looks like he's seeing an old friend.
Trying to make sense of it, Ganondorf walks up to the eShop Bag and attempts to Warlock Punch it, only to be met with a block to the face and a fierce storm of kicks. Everyone stares, both confused and amazed, as Ganondorf is sent flying.
eShop Bag Pays Up!
==Changes in Version n.0.0==
*Added eShop Bag as a fighter, various spirits, various music tracks, and Nintendo eShop as a stage
*Added unique victory and results themes for fighters.
**These additional themes can be accessed by the winner (or highest-numbered human player if the winner is a CPU) holding the default Shield button between the Announcer declaring the match over and the transition to the results screen
*Added Spirit descriptions.
*Buffed some fighters idk
*Nerfed some fighters idk
*Added Break the Targets and Board the Platforms bonus stages
*Various Music Tracks have been renamed to be more accurate
*Added the ability to access the Melee, Brawl, and Wii U/3DS versions of Battlefield
**These alternate versions are accessed by playing on the Battlefield versions of Battlefield, Big Battlefield, and Small Battlefield, respectively.
*Added additional music tracks for each stage.
*Added E3 2018 Main Theme to the list of Super Smash Bros. series music.
**This track is listed between Lifelight and Menu in the Super Smash Bros. section.
*All music tracks can now be played on menus.
**Added new music tracks for the menu.
==Challenger Pack==
As part of Challenger Pack sqrt(-1), the following content is added to Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.
===#i: eShop Bag===
eShop Bagin Super Smash Bros. Ultimate	eShop Bagin Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
 	
Universe 	Nintendo eShop
Availability 	Downloadable
eShop Bag is added as a playable character, along with a wealth of assorted Nintendo system content. They are listed as Fighter #i. The character, as mentioned in the introduction, originates in the Nintendo 3DS version of the Nintendo eShop, where they appear on the touch screen while the shop loads, after a download begins, and frequently appears doing various things if the player chooses to wait on the download screen.
As a fighter, eShop Bag is rather nimble, being able to quickly react to their opponent's moves, as well as chain together combos if played well. However, most of eShop Bag's quicker moves have little launching power, requiring use of their slower, more punishable moves to take a stock.
====Moveset====
	Name 	Description
	Download 	
eShop Bag produces a block from the 3DS eShop's download screen from its head. Each block can be in one of four colours and shapes. The colours, from weakest and fastest to strongest and slowest, are blue, green, yellow, and red. As well, each shape functions differently. Squares fly in an arc and dissapear on contact, circles roll forwards, triangles remain on the ground for 3 seconds, and hearts bounce.
	Play Coins 	
eShop Bag starts vibrating intensely, in reference to abusing the 3DS's step counter to get easy Play Coins. When the button is released, a fountain of Play Coins emerges, with the amount being relative to how long the button is held for.
	System Transfer	
eShop Bag produces a Nintendo 3DS and throws it. Once the 3DS lands, or if the player inputs the move again, eShop Bag will disappear into a second 3DS and re-emerge where the first one is.
	3D Depth Slider	A transparent double of eShop Bag appears. By holding the button, the double moves further in the direction eShop Bag is facing. This double mimicks all of eShop Bag's attacks and animations, but remains a fixed distance away. This double lasts for 5 seconds, or until it takes 20% damage. Once the double disappears, the move can't be used until it's recharged. The move's charge is represented by the 3DS's battery meter on eShop Bag's percentage display.
	StreetPass 	
eShop Bag summons a giant 3DS, which sucks other fighters in. If anyone is sucked in, eShop Bag will then punt the 3DS. This leads into a cutscene where the victims quickly go flying around the world, before appearing at the gates of StreetPass Mii Plaza, where they are trampled by a hoarde of Miis. The 3DS lands back on the stage, opening to eject the caught fighters.
====Copy Ability====
When Kirby copies eShop Bag, the top of Kirby's head changes to resemble the top of eShop Bag. As well, Kirby can use the Download move.
====Miscelanious animations====
Intro 	A 3DS opens, with the eShop Bag hopping out.
Up Taunt 	Performs their animation from when the player opens the Nintendo eShop on Nintendo 3DS.
Side Taunt 	Puts its appendages together, lowering one of them, mimicking the Nintendo Switch's signatue click animation.
Down Taunt 	Sits down and uses its appendages to mimick the late Satoru Iwata's signature "Directly to you!" gesture.
Victory Theme	The first 5 seconds of the Nintendo 3DS eShop's loading theme, followed by the sound when it finishes loading.
Victory 1 	Bows repeatedly, changing directions periodically.
Victory 2 	Fires download blocks to finish downloading Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS.
Victory 3 	Poses, along with the DSi Sound Parakeet and the News Channel Cat.
====Alternate costumes====
	eShop Bag's default appearence.
	Completely blue. Resembles the DSi Shop and Wii Us' logos, the DSi and Wiis' general blue accents and one of the colours the bags on the 3DS eShop's loading screen can be.
	Completely red. Resembles the Flame Red 3DS, alongside other red versions of Nintendo consoles, and the Nintendo Switch logo.
	Completely white, with a blue outline and face. Resembles the Messages icon on the Wii U's HOME Menu, the Wii Menu, and the author misremembering the appearance of the Internet Settings helper.
	Gold with red feet and a red handle. Resembles the Famicom.
	Light grey with red and yellow feet and a blue and green handle. Resembles the Super Famicom.
	Purple with a black handle. Resembles an indigo Gamecube.
	Black with red and blue feet. Resembles the Nintendo Switch with Neon Joy-Con.
===Stage: Nintendo eShop===
NintendoNintendo eShop	NintendoNintendo eShop
 	
Universe 	Nintendo eShop
Home Stage 	eShop Bag
Availability 	Downloadable
Max. Players 	8
Nintendo eShop is the stage that comes with the Challenger Pack. The Nintendo eShop in this game takes on its appearance on Nintendo 3DS. The stage itself takes place on the main menu of said incarnation of the shop. The stage itself is a walkoff stage. The stage consists of two rows of buttons. If a button takes enough damage, the entire row will move in that direction. However, if the highlighted center button is hit enough, it will instead warp to the download screen. The download screen, too, is a walkoff. In the center is a downloading piece of Nintendo 3DS software. The software downloads automatically, but hitting it fills it faster. Fittingly, eShop Bag's Download move is most effective at filling the download. One complete, the download will be put in a gift box and everyone, including the box itself, will warp back to the main menu. The gift box will then become tangible, and whoever breaks it open will be rewarded. The software and its corresponding rewards are as follows:
*Nintendo Badge Arcade: Arcade Bunny Assist Trophy
*Swapdoodle: Nikki Assist Trophy
*Dillon's Rolling Western: Dillon Assist Trophy
*Hey! Pikmin: Burrowing Snagret Assist Trophy
*Kid Icarus: Uprising: Phosphora Assist Trophy
*New Super Mario Bros. 2: Player becomes Golden
*Super Mario 3D Land: Player recieves a Super Leaf
*WarioWare Gold: Player recieves a random buff from winning a Microgame in the WarioWare, Inc. stage
*Pokemon X, Y, Omega Ruby, Alpha Sapphire, Sun, Moon, Ultra Sun, or Ultra Moon: Random Pokemon
In My Music, the list prioritizes music tracks as follows:
*All music tracks added with eShop Bag
*Wii Shop Channel (New Remix)
*Wii Shop Channel
*Mii Plaza
*Mii Channel,
*Title Theme - Nintendo Badge Arcade
*Arcade Bunny's Theme
*MEGALOVANIA (If Sans Mii Costume is owned)
*Floral Fury (If Cuphead Mii Costume is owned)
*Burning Town (If Shantae Mii Costume is owned)
*Hideout (if Zack Mii Costume is owned)
*Theme of A Hat in Time (if Hat Kid Mii Costume is owned)
*Five Nights at Freddy's Medley (if Freddy Fazbear Mii Costume is owned)
*Dadbattle (If The Boyfriend Mii Costume is owned)
===Classic Mode===
eShop Bag's Classic Mode consists of fighting various Nintendo characters, with each round representing a different generation of Nintendo hardware. Notably, if the player owns Challenger Packs 5 and 6, the fighters, stage, and music of round 7 change. The final battle is against Galeem, who is the newest boss in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, originating in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate itself. The music and player's allies are a reference to Super Mario Odyssey.
Nintendo All-Stars	Nintendo All-Stars 	Nintendo All-Stars 	Nintendo All-Stars 	Nintendo All-Stars
Round Number 	Opponent(s) 	Stage 	Music 	
#1 	 	Duck Hunt 	Disk Writer 	
#2 	 	SNES Mute City 	Satellaview Medley 	
#3 	 	Great Bay 	How to Play - Super Smash Bros. 	
#4 	 	WarioWare, Inc. (Hazards off) 	AGB Aging Test 	
#5 	 	Bridge of Eldin 	Wii Shop Channel (New Remix) 	
#6 	 	Nintendo eShop 	Nintendo eShop Medley 	
#7 	( with Challenger Pack 5) ( with Challenger Pack 6)	Arena Ferox (Spring Stadium with Challenger Pack 6)	Main Theme (Super Smash Bros. Ultimate) (Fire Emblem: Three Houses Main Theme with Challenger Pack 5)	
Bonus Stage 	Bonus Stage 	Bonus Stage 	Bonus Stage 	Bonus Stage
#8 	Galeem (Allies: ) 	Final Destination? 	Break Free (Lead the Way) 	
===Spirits===
====Fighter Spirits====
Spirit 	Spirit 	Acquisition
 	 	
*Complete Classic Mode with eShop Bag.
*Purchase from the Vault Shop for 550G (after downloading eShop Bag).
eShop Bag	eShop Bag	
*Complete Classic Mode with eShop Bag.
*Purchase from the Vault Shop for 550G (after downloading eShop Bag).
====Spirit Board====
eShop Bag's Spirit Board is themed, of course, after the eShop, and uses Nintendo eShop (June 2011) as its music.
Spirit	Spirit 	Battle Parameters	Battle Parameters	Battle Parameters 	Battle Parameters
Image 	Name 	Fighter(s) 	Stats 	Stage 	Condition(s)
 	Sound Parakeet 	 	
★
⬢
Air attack up	
Super Mario Maker (Ω)
Music: DSi Camera	
*The enemy is tiny
*The enemy favours air attacks
*The enemy tends to avoid conflict
 	Help Cats 	
 (x2) 	
★★
⬡⬡ 	
Flat Zone (Hazards Off)
Music: Wii Channel Medley	
*The enemy is small
*Defeat both enemies to win
*One enemy is slightly larger than the other
 	Internet Settings Helper 	 	
★★
⬢⬢
Ranged attack up	
Nintendo eShop (Battlefield)
Music: Internet Settings	
*The enemy favours their Up Special
 	Food Service Channel Man 	 	
★★
⬢
HP up 	
New Donk City
Music: Food Service Channel Medley	
*The enemy is attracted to items
*Items are repelled by the enemy
*Item rule: Food
 	Wii Safety Man 	 	
★★
⬡⬡ 	
Wuhu Island
Music: Title Theme - Wii Sports	
*Take your strongest team into this no-frills battle!
 	Amelia N. 	 	
★★★★
⬡⬡ 	
Great Plateau Tower
Music: The Download	
*Defeat the main enemy to win (Zelda)
*The enemy will keep respawning (eShop Bag)
 	Wii U System Transfer 	 	
★★★
⬡⬡⬡ 	
Garden of Hope
Music: Wii U System Transfer	
*The enemy starts metal
*The enemy is big
 	StreetPass Salesbunny 	 	
★★★
⬡⬡ 	
Find Mii
Music: StreetPass Mii Plaza	
*The enemy has a Bunny Hood (Duck Hunt)
*The enemy will occasionally have their Final Smash (eShop Bag)
*Assist Trophy enemies: Arcade Bunny
 	Mr. AR 	 	
★★★
⬢⬢⬢
Screen Reverse Immunity	
Tortimer Island
Music: Dragon Battle	
*The enemy favours their grab (Isabelle)
*The enemy starts with a Super Scope (Isabelle)
*Item rule: Crates
*Defeat the main fighter to win (Isabelle)
 	N64 Logo 	 	
★★
⬡⬡⬡ 	
Peach's Castle
Music: Slider	
*Take your strongest team into this no-frills battle
 	Parabô and Satebô 	 	
★★★★
⬢⬢
Two midair jumps	
Onett
Music: Satellaview Medley	
*Defeat the main enemies to win (R.O.B. and Mega Man)
*Reinforcements will spawn after a while (Peach and Link)
*Timed battle
 	Disk Writer 	 	
★★
⬢
Heavy item speed up	
Mario Bros.
Music: Disk Writer	
*The enemy's physical attacks are stronger
 	Nester 	 	
★★
⬡⬡ 	
Mushroom Kingdom U
Music: Ground Theme - Super Mario Bros. 2	
*Item rule: Grass
*The enemy starts golden
 	Nester & Hester 	Nester & Hester 	
★★★
⬡⬡ 	Enhance Nester 	Enhance Nester
 	Non-Specific Action Figure	 	
★★
⬢
Physical attack up	
Battlefield (for Wii U)
Music: Menu - Super Smash Bros. for 3DS / Wii U	
*The enemy is small.
*The enemy recovers health as you take damage.
 	Face Raider 	
(x10) 	
★★
⬡ 	
Living Room
Music: Face Raiders	
*The enemy has increased move speed
*Defeat all the enemies to win
 	Samurai Face 	Samurai Face 	
★★★
⬡⬡
Mid-air attack up	Enhance Face Raider	Enhance Face Raider
 	Flipnote Frog 	 	
★★★★
⬢⬢⬢
Attack speed up	
Pictochat
Music: DSi Shop (New Remix)	
*The enemy occasionally has increased movement speed
*The enemy prefers dash attacks
*Assist Trophy enemies: Nikki
=====Spirit Explanations=====
Spirit	Spirit 	Explanation	Explanation	Explanation	Explanation
Image 	Name 	 	 	 	
 	Sound Parakeet 	
*The stage being Super Mario Maker represents how the Sound Parakeet has appeared in Super Mario Maker and its 3DS port.
*The enemy being tiny references the general small size of real-life parakeets.
*DSi Camera was chosen due to the lack of music from DSi Sound.	 	 	
 	Help Cats 	
*The pair of Incineroars and the pluralization of the name reference how the cats in the Photo Channel and News channel are two different cats.
*The small enemies reference how cats are generally not human-sized.
*One enemy being larger references how the cat in the News Channel, Runda, is older than the one in the Photo Channel, Rassie.	 	 	
 	Internet Settings Helper 	
*The enemy favouring their Up Special references how performing a System Transfer requires internet connection.
*The Nintendo eShop's background resembles that of the Nintendo 3DS's System Settings.	 	 	
 	Food Service Channel Man 	
*Orange Luigi was chosen due to being the best fit for the role.
*The enemy being attracted to items and items being repelled from the enemy represents delivery.	 	 	
 	Wii Safety Man 	
*Wii Fit can be described at least partially as a motion game, despite little use of the Wii Remote.
*Wii Sports uses motion controls extensively, and as such, would require the wrist strap.
*The Mii Fighter is none other than Matt.	 	 	
 	Amelia N. 	
*Great Plateau Tower is one of few stages that originated on Nintendo Switch.
*The respawning eShop Bag is a reference to the positioning of the Nintendo eShop on the Switch home menu.	 	 	
 	Wii U System Transfer 	
*The enemy Alph represents the following:
**His Wii U debut
**Pikmin being in the Wii and 3DS System Transfers
**Similarities between the Wii U System Transfer and Pikmin.
***The latter two are also referenced by the stage being Garden of Hope.
*The enemy starting metal is a reference to the robotic appearence of the Wii U System Transfer characters.
*The enemy being big references the blue character being larger than the rest.	 	 	
 	StreetPass Salesbunny 	
*The Arcade Bunny appearing as an enemy is a reference to the similarities between the StreetPass Sales Bunny and the Arcade Bunny.
*Find Mii is one of the games in StreetPass Mii Plaza.
*eShop Bag randomly gains their Final Smash because it uses StreetPass.	 	 	
 	Mr. AR 	
*The enemy favouring their grab and the stage represent AR Fishing.
*The enemy starting with a Super Scope represents the main method of interaction in AR Games: shooting.
*The crates represent Mr. AR's boxy shape.
*Mario and Samus both recieved AR cards which shipped with the Nintendo 3DS.	 	 	
 	N64 Logo 	
*The Spirit being Grab is a reference to the 64DD's disk mechanism.
*Captain Falcon and Lucas represent F-Zero X Expansion Kit and Earthbound 64, the latter of which was reworked into Mother 3.	 	 	
 	Parabô and Satebô 	
*R.O.B. and Mega Man represent Parabô and Satebô, respectively.
*Onett represents The Town Whose Name Was Stolen, the location of the Satellaview menu, which has similarities to EarthBound.
*Peach and Toon Link represent BS Super Mario USA and the BS The Legend of Zelda series.
*The battle being timed is a reference to how Satellaview broadcasts were a limited time only.	 	 	
 	Disk Writer 	
*Mario and Luigi both appeared in the Disk Writer's demo mode, while the ground bears some resemblance to that of Mario Bros.
*The enemy's increased physical attacks reference how, in said demo mode, Mario and Luigi carried oversized Famicom equipment.
**This also applies to the effect of Heavy item speed up.	 	 	
 	Nester 	
*The music and grass are from Super Mario Bros. 2, the cover game of the first issue of Nintendo Power.
*Likewise, the stage from New Super Mario Bros. U, the cover game of the final issue of Nintendo Power.
*The enemy starting gold is from New Super Mario Bros. 2, which came out the same year as New Super Mario Bros. U.	 	 	
 	Non-Specific Action Figure	
*Captain Falcon and Non-Specific Action Figure have a similar body type.
*The enemy regaining health as you take damage is a reference to the zombie game the person was playing in the video featuring Non-Specific Action Figure.
*The stage design and music are a reference to the Wii U, which was being advertised in the video featuring Non-Specific Action Figure.	 	 	
 	Face Raider 	
*The Kirbies and their increased movement speed represent all the Face Raiders.	 	 	
 	Flipnote Frog 	
*The enemy's periodically increased movement speed, as well as its Attack Speed Up effect, reference the ability to speed up Flipnotes.
*Nikki represents the drawing aspect of Flipnote Studio.	 	 	
===Music===
All of eShop Bag's music is taken from various Nintendo system software. eShop Bag comes with 33 music tracks, one of the most in nay Challenger Pack. The reason so many were able to be included is because a majority of them are owned by Nintendo itself instead of second or third parties.
Song Name 	Original/Remix 	Source 	Description
Nintendo eShop Medley 	Remix 	Nintendo eShop 	An upbeat remix of various Nintendo eShop themes.
Nintendo eShop (June 2011) 	Original 	Nintendo eShop 	A direct rip of the original Nintendo eShop theme.
Nintendo eShop (September 2013)	Original 	Nintendo eShop 	A direct rip of the Nintendo eShop theme from September of 2013.
Nintendo eShop (January 2015) 	Original 	Nintendo eShop 	A direct rip of the Nintendo eShop theme from January of 2015.
The Download 	Original 	The Download 	The background music from Nintendo's The Download series.
DSi Shop 	Remix 	Nintendo DSi Shop 	A remix of the DSi Shop theme. Though initially similar to the Wii Shop remix, soon deviates and incorporates various DS instruments.
DSi Shop 	Original 	Nintendo DSi Shop 	A direct rip of the Nintendo DSi Shop theme.
DSi Camera 	Original 	Nintendo DSi Camera 	The main theme from Nintendo DSi Camera.
Food Service Medley 	
Original (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7) 	Food Service Channel 	A medley of the Wii Menu jingle, main menu, Japanese Food, Fast Food, All Food, Other Food, and Confirmation themes from the Japan-exclusive Wii Demae Channel. The Wii Menu jingle doesn't loop.
Wii Channel Medley 	Original (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8)	Wii Menu, Photo Channel, Everybody Votes Channel, Forecast Channel, News Channel, Nintendo Channel	A medley of the Wii Menu theme, the Photo Channel's Photo List and Photo Puzzle themes, the Everybody Votes Channel's main and Predict the Poll themes, the Forecast Channel's Local Forecast (Morning) theme, the News Channel's Select a Section theme, and the Nintendo Channel theme.
Wii Channel Medley 2 	Original (1, 2, 3, 4) 	Wii Speak Channel, Today and Tomorrow Channel, Wii no Ma, Kirby TV Channel 	A medley of the Wii Speak Channel's Speaker Room theme, the Europe-exclusive Today and Tomorrow Channel's main theme, the Japan-exclusive Wii no Ma Channel's boot theme, and the also Europe-exclusive Kirby TV Channel's menu theme, in itself a remix of Orange Ocean from Kirby's Adventure.
Nintendo Wii + Internet 	Original 	Wii Get Connected Channel 	The background music from the Wii's Get Connected video.
Wii Transfer Tool 	Original 	Wii U Transfer Tool 	The music that plays while transferring data from a Nintendo Wii to a Wii U.
Friends List (Wii U) 	Original 	Wii U Menu 	The Wii U's Friends List theme.
System Settings (Wii U) 	Original 	Wii U System Settings 	The Wii U's system settings theme.
Miiverse 	Original 	Miiverse 	
Download Management 	Original 	Wii U Menu 	The Wii U's Download Management theme.
Parental Controls 	Original 	Wii U Menu 	The Wii U's Parental Controls theme.
Mii Maker 	Remix 	Mii Maker (3DS/Wii U) 	A remix of the 3DS and Wii U's Mii Maker themes.
System Transfer 	Original 	Wii U System Settings 	The music that plays while transferring data between Wii U systems.
Friends List (3DS) 	Original 	Nintendo 3DS HOME Menu 	The Nintendo 3DS' Friend List theme.
Health & Safety Information 	Original 	Health & Safety Information (3DS) 	The music from the Nintendo 3DS' Health and Safety Information menu. Ironic.
System Settings (3DS) 	Original 	Nintendo 3DS System Settings 	The Nintendo 3DS' system settings theme.
Internet Settings 	Original 	Nintendo 3DS System Settings 	The music that plays in the 3DS' Internet Settings.
Streetpass Mii Plaza 	Original 	Streetpass Mii Plaza 	The music from Streetpass Mii Plaza. Cycles through each variation.
Nintendo Video 	Original 	Nintendo Video 	The Nintendo Video application's menu theme. RAAAAAAAAAR!
3D Classics 	Original 	Nintendo 3D Classics 	The main menu theme from Nintendo's 3D Classics series.
Face Raiders 	Remix 	Face Raiders, AR Games 	A remix of several music tracks from Face Raiders, also incorporating the main menu theme from AR Games.
Nintendo Classic Edition 	Remix 	NES Classic Edition, SNES Classic Edition 	A remix of the NES and SNES Classic Edition menus.
AGB Aging Test 	Original 	AGB Aging Cartridge 	The awfully funky theme from the AGB Aging Cartridge GBA test cart.
e-Reader Medley 	Remix 	Nintendo e-Reader Mario Party-e Super Mario Advance 4 	A medley of the title and card scanned themes from the Game Boy Advance e-Reader, Waluigi's Reign from Mario Party-e, the World-e map theme from Super Mario Advance 4, , and the credits theme once more from the Game Boy Advance e-Reader.
Satellaview Medley 	Original (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7) 	The Town Whose Name Was Stolen (SNES Satellaview Menu) 	A medley of the St. Giga Logo, Title, Town, Overworld, Soundlink Schedule, Download 3, and Error Screen themes from the SNES Satellaview add-on, which was only released in Japan.
Disk Writer 	Original 	Famicom Disk System Disk Writer 	The Famicom Disk Writer's demo and writing themes, the latter of which was remixed for Pop & Win in Super Mario Maker 2.
==Mii Costumes==
All Mii Costumes that released alongside eShop Bag fall under one of two themes:
*Costumes which reference Nintendo's history (SSB4 Outfit, Virtual Boy)
*Costumes which come with music that can be played on the Nintendo eShop stage (Zack, Hat Kid, Freddy Fazbear)
 	 	 	 	
SSB4 Outfit (All)	Zack (Sword)	Hat Kid (Sword)	Virtual Boy (All)	Freddy Fazbear (Brawler)
3 of the costumes come with music tracks.
*Zack comes with Hideout from Zack and Wiki
*Hat Kid comes with a remix of Theme of A Hat in Time
*Freddy comes with Five Night at Freddy's Medley, a medley of The Living Tombstone's Five Nights at Freddy's Song, FNAF World's Stone Cold, Freddy Fazbear's Pizzeria Simulator's Smashing Windshields, and A Gun In a Knife Fight from Freddy in Space 2. 
==Menu Music==
In addition to all existing tracks, the following have been added:
*Game Select - Super Mario All-Stars
*File Select - Super Mario 64
*Professor E. Gadd - Luigi's Mansion 3
*Inside the Castle Walls - Super Mario 64
*Menu - Dr. Mario 64
*World Map - Dr. Mario World
*Rosalina in the Observatory (Original) - Super Mario Galaxy
*World Map - Yoshi's Island
*File Select - The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess
*Corkboard - Kirby Super Star
*File Select - Kirby Squeak Squad
*Main Menu - Kirby Star Allies
*Main Menu - Star Fox 64
*Pokemon Center - Pokemon Sword and Shield
*Your Name, Please - Earthbound
*Main Theme - Game & Watch Collection 2
*Title Theme - Animal Crossing: New Horizons
*File Select - Sonic the Hedgehog 3
*Phantom - Persona 5 (Challenger Pack 1)
*Royal Days - Persona 5 Royal (Challenger Pack 1)
*Beneath the Mask (Original) - Persona 5 (Challenger Pack 1)
*Aria of the Soul (Original) - Persona series (Challenger Pack 1)
*Pause Screen - Banjo-Kazooie (Challenger Pack 3)
*Menu 1 - Minecraft (Challenger Pack 6)
Although not treated different than any other songs, these tracks more ambient nature make them better suited for use in the menus.
As well, music tracks can be given to different menus so that, for example, the Brawl version of Stage Builder is used instead of the Ultimate version, or Aria of the Soul plays in the Spirit collection. 
==Trivia==
*A large amount of code for this article was shamelessly plundered from other Super Smash Bros. Ultimate DLC pages.
**Specifically, the header was taken from ViVyper's Super Smash Bros. Ultimate X Devil May Cry page, the boxes for the fighter and stage were from Exotoro's Super Smash Bros. Ultimate x NieR:Automata, the Classic Mode and Spirit tables are from TheWikiOddish's Super Smash Bros. Ultimate x The Subspace Emissary, and the Mii Costume table is from Gold-sans mobile's Super Smash Bros. Ultimate X FNAF World.
*Minecraft's Steve and Alex were originally going to be Mii Costumes, but then they joined the battle.
*The original versions of Beneath the Mask and Aria of the Soul are already in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate's files, but unused.
*The Nintendo eShop Bag was specifically chosen because the article's author genuinely wants them in for some weird reason.
*This isn't the first time the eShop Bag has recieved a Super Smash Bros. moveset, but the first to be based on the entirety of the Nintendo 3DS.
**Super Smash Bros. Assemble features the eShop Bag as a fighter, but doesn't feature a clear moveset, only mentioning "bombs", summoning orbs to speed the bombs up, and their Up Special using the Sound Parakeet.
**Various examples of movesets can be found on Google Images, but they are based entirely on Nintedo's digital storefronts.
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