Tinkaton (SSBU Challenger Pack Concept)

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate x Pokémon Scarlet & Pokémon Violet refers to the collaboration between Nintendo’s crossover fighting game Super Smash Bros. Ultimate and Gamefreak’s turn-based RPGs Pokémon Scarlet and Pokémon Violet. As part of this fighters pass, new content from the Pokémon franchise will be added to Super Smash Bros. Ultimate in the form of downloadable content. This content includes the new fighter, Tinkaton, new spirits, new music, a new stage and an entire unique classic mode only able to be taken by Tinkaton.
== What is Pokémon Scarlet and Pokémon Violet? ==
Pokémon Scarlet and Pokémon Violet are the newest entries in the Pokémon Franchise, a franchise of mainly turn-based RPGs. Every game (Excluding spin-offs and remakes) explores a new region in the land of Pokémon, a world with many magical creatures capable of evolving. These entries take place in the region of Paldea, and are the very first completely open world games of the franchise. There are three intertwined stories which take place in these games.
== Challenger Pack ==
The Challenger Pack adds the following:
=== Fighter #XX: Tinkaton ===
Tinkaton is a Fairy / Steel type Pokémon introduced in Pokémon Scarlet and Pokémon Violet, being the 959th Pokémon in the national Pokédex. She can deal massive damage despite her smaller stature. Her desígn is based on the normal design for a Tinkaton.
Tinkaton is a heavyweight with a weight of 112, tying her with Piranha Plant. She has a walk speed of 1.015 and a dash speed of 1.815, tying her with King Dedede. Tinkaton has two jumps and can wall jump, but not wall cling.
Although rather slow, Tinkaton has some attacks that happen fast. She can deal massive damage, and if opponents aren’t careful, take stocks easily. She has decent vertical and horizontal recovery.
==== Moveset ====
* Jab: Tinkaton has a two hit jab, first punching with her left hand, then headbutting the opponent.
* Dash Attack: Tinkaton starts spinning, extending her hammer outwards.
* Side Tilt: Tinkaton simply does a one-handed swing with her hammer from high to low.
* Up Tilt: She swings her hammer upwards, doing a single sweep.
* Down Tilt: She slides forward on the ground with her feet extended.
* Forward Smash: While charging, Tinkaton holds her hammer with both hands behind her head. Once released, Tinkaton does a double-handed swing with her hammer from high to low.
* Up Smash: While charging, Tinkaton holds her hammer with both hands. Once released, she extends her arms upward while holding the hammer, hitting foes. The sweet spot is located on beige spike structure at the top of the hammer.
* Down Smash: While charging, Tinkaton hold her hammer back with two hands. Once released, she spins in a circle with the hammer extended out.__FORCETOC__
* Neutral Aerial: Tinkaton does a full spin with her hammer.
* Forward Aerial: Tinkaton does a one-handed swing diagonally with her hammer.
* Back Aerial: Tinkaton does a swing backwards with her hammer, hitting most fighters with the beige spike structure.
* Up Aerial: Tinkaton holds her hammer behind her head, before doing a big swing from back to front. The hammer is capable of spiking.
* Down Aerial: Tinkaton extends her hammer down, the sweet spot located at the spike. The spike is capable of spiking.
* Grab: Tinkaton grabs with one hand.
* Forward Throw: Tinkaton uses her hammer like a golf club, launching the foe away.
* Back Throw: Tinkaton sticks her hammer in the ground, lifting herself up and launching the foe backwards.
* Up Throw: Tinkaton throws the enemy up, then lifts herself up with her hammer, before uppercutting the foe.
* Down Throw: Tinkaton slams the foe on the ground, then slams her hammer on top of the opponent.
* Neutral Special (Gigaton Hammer): Tinkaton holds her hammer behind her head with both hands, before doing a short leap forwards and slamming the hammer down. During this move, Tinkaton has super armor. She cannot use this move twice in a row, if she tries to use it again, she’ll just rub her shoulder. This is Tinkaton’s most powerful attack, but also her slowest.
* Side Special (Play Rough): Tinkaton rushes forward a fair amount, grabbing anyone in her bath. She’ll then envelop them in a cloud of smoke, damaging them for a bit, before launching them. This does not put her into free fall.
* Up Special (Skitter Smack): Tinkaton will be enveloped in a bunch of bugs, before flying upwards. She’s almost invulnerable during this move.
* Down Special (Fling): Tinkaton launches a stone with her hammer in an arc motion, dealing a bunch of damage. The stone can be reflected, but won’t fly far at all if reflected.
* Final Smash (Tera-Ton Hammer): Tinkaton will be terastilized into a Steel Tera Type, before pulling out a new, bigger hammer. She’ll then rush forward and anyone caught will be barraged by a many hits with her new hammer, before she does one last swing from high to low. She’ll then land back on the ground and return to her normal form, with her normal hammer.
==== Costumes ====
* Costume 1: Tinkaton’s normal color and her hammer has the normal color.
* Costume 2: Tinkaton has the colors of Shiny Bisharp, with her hammer having the colors of normal Bisharp.
* Costume 3: Tinkaton has the colors of Shiny Steelix, with her hammer having the colors of normal Steelix.
* Costume 4: Tinkaton has the colors of Shiny Metagross, with her hammer having the colors of normal Metagross.
* Costume 5: Tinkaton has the colors of Shiny Aegislash, with her hammer having the colors of normal Aegislash.
* Costume 6: Tinkaton has the colors of Shiny Scizor, with her hammer having the colors of normal Scizor.
* Costume 7: Tinkaton has the colors of Shiny Sandy Shocks, with her hammer having the colors of normal Sandy Shocks.
* Costume 8: Tinkaton has the colors of Shiny Iron Bundle, with her hammer having the colors of normal Iron Bundle.
==== More Details ====
* Entrance: Emerges from a Poké Ball, then readies her hammer.
* Up Taunt: Tinkaton puts her hand on her forehead and looks around. 
* Side Taunt: Tinkaton holds her hammer with two hands and does a battle cry.
* Down Taunt: Tinkaton jumps in joy three times.
* Idle Animation #1: Tinkaton yawns.
* Idle Animation #2: Tinkaton fixes her hair.
* Victory Animation #1: Tinkaton puts her hammer on the ground, before jumping on to it and taking a nap.
* Victory Animation #2: Tinkaton grabs a boulder, looks at it for a bit, then launches it with her hammer, looking up as she does this.
* Victory Animation #3: Tinkaton is seen tinkering with a bunch of metal scraps, with her back turned to the camera. Then she looks back at the camera. 
* Kirby Hat: Kirby has Tinkaton’s hair. When she uses her neutral special, she pulls out a smaller replica of Tinkaton’s own hammer.
* Boxing Ring Title: Tinkering Talent
=== New Stage: Area Zero ===
The new stage that comes bundled in with Tinkaton is Area Zero. It takes place on the eponymous, mysterious Area Zero, found in The Great Crater of Paldea. It specifically takes place in the underground area of the crater. It takes place on one of the many platforms of the area, with certain paradox Pokémon seen in the back. It has some platforms on top of the main platform and one off to the side, being one of the research stations found here in the original game. After a minute and a half, stage falls into the Area Zero Underdepths, where the research station platform is gone, replaced with a big crystal. Like other Pokémon stages, five Pokémon can spawn here to alter the stage.
* Koraidon: When Koraidon appears, it starts stomping on the ground causing minor earthquakes which can stun non-airborne opponents. After the last stomp, one of the platforms falls down.
* Miraidon: When Miraidon appears, it will start making thunderbolts rain from the sky, damaging any opponents. The last thunderbolt causes one of the platforms to fall down.
* Walking Wake: When Walking Wake appears, it makes rushing water appear from both sides of the stage, which can carry opponents to the blast zone.
* Iron Leaves: When Iron Leaves appears, it cuts down a Tera-Tree and makes it fall down. The tree damages opponents and creates a diagonal ramp-like platform.
* Stellar Tera Glimmora: When Glimmora appears, it shoots out a pretty big meteor beam, which knocks down all platforms.
=== Classic Mode Route ===
Like every other character, Tinkaton has a classic mode route unique to herself. The route consists of six battles against enemies, one bonus stage and one boss fight. In her classic mode, Tinkaton fights metal opponents, or opponents with metal weapons or augmentations.
Junkyard Dive	Junkyard Dive 	Junkyard Dive
Round Number 	Opponent (s) 	Stage
#1 	Samus 	Frigate Orpheon
#2 	Fox, Wolf and Falco 	Corneria
#3 	Meta Knight 	Halberd
#4 	Link, Young Link and Toon Link	Temple
#5 	R.O.B. 	Shadow Moses Island
#6 	Megaman 	Wily Castle
Bonus Round 	Bonus Round 	Bonus Round
#7 	Galleom 	Base
=== Pokémon Scarlet and Pokémon Violet Spirit Board ===
With a new challenger pack, comes a new spirit board that has been added where you can battle opponents who representing spirit. After you beat them, you gain the spirit. There are 16 spirits to be fought.
Spirits	Spirits 	Battle Parameters	Battle Parameters	Battle Parameters 	Battle Parameters
Image 	Name 	Fighter (s) 	Stats 	Stage 	Condition (s)
 	The Loyal Three 	 	★★★
Poison Immunity	Mushroom Kingdom U 	
* Hazard: Poisonous Floor
* Enemy has a power buff. (Incineroar)
* Enemy has higher jumps. (Falco)
 	Chien-Pao 	 	★★★
Ice-Floor Immunity	Summit 	
* Hazard: Ice Floor
* Enemy is fast.
* Enemy starts match with a Killing Edge.
* Only certain items can spawn. (Freezies)
 	Chi-Yu 	 	★★★
Lava-Floor Immunity	Norfair 	
* Hazard: Lava Floor
* Enemy has curry breath.
* Enemy favors side specials.
 	Ting-Lu 	 	★★★
Slow Super Armor	Gerudo Valley 	
* Periodic earthquakes will shake the stage.
* Enemy has super armor.
* Enemy can deal damage by dashing into you.
 	Wo-Chien 	 	★★★
Lip’s Stick Equipped	Gaur Plain 	
* Hazard: Sticky Floor.
* Enemy is slow but has increased attack and defense.
* Enemy starts with a Lip’s Stick.
 	Pecharunt 	 	★★★★ 	Pokémon Stadium 2 	
* Hazard: Poison Floor.
* Enemy has a power buff. (Incineroar)
* Enemy has higher jump. (Falco)
* Enemy prefers not to attack. (Kirby)
 	Roaring Moon 	 	★★
Fire/Explosion Resist	Area Zero 	
* Enemy loves to jump.
* Enemy favors aerials.
* Only certain Pokémon may emerge from Poké Balls. (Latias & Latios)
* Stamina battle
 	Iron Valiant 	 	★★
Electric Resist	Area Zero 	
* Enemy favors neutral special.
* Enemy starts match with a Beam Sword.
* Only certain Pokémon may emerge from Poké Balls. (Gardevoir)
* Stamina Battle
 	Palafin 	 	★★
Hyper Smash Attacks	Great Bay 	
* Enemy loves to jump.
* Enemy favors Neutral Special.
* Enemy favors Up Special. 
* The enemy has an extra midair jump.
 	Armarouge & Ceruledge	 	★★★ 	Kalos Pokémon League 	
* Enemy favors shooting moves. (Mega Man)
* Enemy favors neutral special. (Ike)
* Stamina Battle.
 	Pawmot 	 	★
Fist Attack Up 	Duck Hunt 	
* Enemy favors jabs.
* Enemy favors neutral specials.
* Enemy favors grabs and throws.
 	Baxcalibur 	 	★★★ 	Summit 	
* Enemy is big. 
* Enemy has super armor and is hard to launch or make flinch.
* Enemy starts match with Freezie.
* Fire/Explosion attacks aren’t as effective against the enemy.
 	Gholdengo 	 	★★★★ 	New Pork City 	
* Enemy is golden.
* Enemy’s attacks have increased power.
* Enemy can unleash powerful critical hits at random.
* Enemy has super armor and is hard to launch or make flinch.
 	Hydrapple 	(x7) 	★★★
Sticky Floor Immunity	Yoshi’s Island (SSBM)	
* Charizard Team.
* Enemy is big. (One of the Charizard)
* Hazard: Sticky Floor
 	Annihilape 	 	★★★
Critical-Health Attack Up	Dracula’s Castle 	
* Enemy gets a major stat boost when badly damaged.
* Enemy favors neutral special.
* The enemy starts with damage but is more powerful.
 	Kingambit 	 	★★★
KOs heal damage	Castle Siege 	
* Enemy gets a major stat boost when badly damaged. (Cloud)
* Enemy tends to avoid conflict, until both teammates are defeated. (Cloud)
* Defeat the main fighter to win. (Cloud)
=== Music ===
With the purchase of Tinkaton, 30 music tracks will be added to your game. These tracks will play in the Area Zero stage and can be listened to in the music menu.
Music Tracks 	Source Game
Wild Battle Theme 	Pokémon Scarlet and Pokémon Violet
Battle! Nemona 	Pokémon Scarlet and Pokémon Violet
Battle! Arven 	Pokémon Scarlet and Pokémon Violet
Battle! Penny 	Pokémon Scarlet and Pokémon Violet
Tera Raid Battle Theme 	Pokémon Scarlet and Pokémon Violet
Battle! (Gym Leader) 	Pokémon Scarlet and Pokémon Violet
Vs. Quaking Earth Titan 	Pokémon Scarlet and Pokémon Violet
Vs. False Dragon Titan 	Pokémon Scarlet and Pokémon Violet
Battle! (Team Star Boss) 	Pokémon Scarlet and Pokémon Violet
Battle! (Clavell) 	Pokémon Scarlet and Pokémon Violet
Elite Four Battle Music 	Pokémon Scarlet and Pokémon Violet
Champion Battle Theme 	Pokémon Scarlet and Pokémon Violet
Area Zero 	Pokémon Scarlet and Pokémon Violet
Battle! (Zero Lab) 	Pokémon Scarlet and Pokémon Violet
Battle! (Paradise Protection Protocol - Phase 2)	Pokémon Scarlet and Pokémon Violet
Ruinous Legend 	Pokémon Scarlet and Pokémon Violet
Battle! (Ogerpon) 	Pokémon Scarlet and Pokémon Violet: The Secret of Area Zero DLC
Battle! (Loyal Three) 	Pokémon Scarlet and Pokémon Violet: The Secret of Area Zero DLC
Battle! (Carmine) 	Pokémon Scarlet and Pokémon Violet: The Secret of Area Zero DLC
Battle! Trainer (Indigo Disk) 	Pokémon Scarlet and Pokémon Violet: The Secret of Area Zero DLC
Wild Tera Pokémon (Unova) 	Pokémon Scarlet and Pokémon Violet: The Secret of Area Zero DLC
Battle! (Blueberry Elite Four) 	Pokémon Scarlet and Pokémon Violet: The Secret of Area Zero DLC
Battle! (Champion Kieran) 	Pokémon Scarlet and Pokémon Violet: The Secret of Area Zero DLC
Battle! Legendary Terapagos 	Pokémon Scarlet and Pokémon Violet: The Secret of Area Zero DLC
A Drone? A Pokémon? It’s a Binding Mochi! 	Pokémon Scarlet and Pokémon Violet: Mochi Mayhem Event
Battle! (Pecharunt) 	Pokémon Scarlet and Pokémon Violet: Mochi Mayhem Event
Volt Tackle 	Project: VOLTAGE
Battle! (Hatsune Miku) 	Project: VOLTAGE
I’m a Ghost Type 	Project: VOLTAGE
MELLOMELLOID 	Project: VOLTAGE
== New Mii Costumes ==
With the release of Tinkaton, five Mii Costumes have also been released which can be purchased separately from Tinkaton. The five Mii Costumes include the following
Mii Costume #1	Mii Costume #2	Mii Costume #3	Mii Costume #4 (♪)	Mii Costume #5 (♪)
 	 	 	 	
* As Mii Costume #1, the pack will come with a Crispin Wig and Crispin Outfit. The Crispin Wig can be worn by any Mii Fighter, though the Crispin Outfit can only be worn by a Mii Swordfighter.
* As Mii Costume #2, the pack will come with a Rika Wig and Rika Outfit. The Rika Wig can be worn by any Mii Fighter, though the Rika Outfit can only be worn by a Mii Brawler.
* As Mii Costume #3, the pack will come with a Honey Wig and Honey Outfit. Both pieces of clothing can only be used by a Mii Brawler.
* As Mii Costume #4, the pack will come with a Violet Mask and Violet Outfit. The Violet Mask can be worn by any Mii Fighter, though the Violet Outfit can only be worn by a Mii Swordfighter. Alongside the outfit, the pack will come with a new music track, that being the Blooming Villain song from Persona 5 Royal! The track will be added to the Music menu upon purchase.
* As Mii Costume #5, the pack will come with a Shiver Wig and Shiver Outfit. The Shiver Wig can be worn by any Mii Fighter, though the Shiver Outfit can only be worn by a Mii Gunner. Alongside the outfit, the pack will come with a new music track, that being the Anarchy Rainbow song from Splatoon 3! The track will be added to the Music menu upon purchase.
== Trivia ==
* This is DeltaPower1’s third finished page, the other two were the SSBU x Bendy Page and the SSBU x FNaF Page. 
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