Super Smash Bros. Crash/Alternate Costume

__NOTOC__Each character in Super Smash Bros. Crash has a set of alternate costumes. Evolving from Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS / Wii U, where each character had eight alternate costumes (bar Little Mac, who had 16), each character has at least 15 alternate costumes in this game. Some characters also have model swaps of different characters entirely, complete with their own announcer clips and voices, but bear no gameplay difference. In addition, like the previous game, team battles no longer dictate what alternate costume a character wears, as they are outlined to represent their team's color instead.
Like Smash 4, all alternate costumes are labeled by one of 12 colors; red, blue, light-blue, yellow, green, light-green, orange, pink, purple, brown, black, and white. On the Find Mii stage, the Dark Emperor uses magic that effects all players of the same color. The colors which these costumes are categorized in are indicated by a colored bar under the respective protrait.
== 8-Bit Mario ==
Color 	Stock Icon	Description
Red 	 	Default
Green 	 	Based on Luigi's sprite in Super Mario Bros.
Red 	 	Based on Fire Mario's sprite in Super Mario Bros.
Blue 	 	Based on Mario's sprite in Super Mario Bros. 2 and Donkey Kong.
Black 	 	Based on Mario's sprite in Super Mario Bros. 3.
Orange 	 	One of the pallets Invincible Mario or Luigi uses in Super Mario Bros.
Green 	 	One of the pallets Invincible Mario or Luigi uses in Super Mario Bros.
Brown 	 	One of the pallets Invincible Mario or Luigi uses in Super Mario Bros.
White 	 	One of the pallets Invincible Mario or Luigi use while underwater in Super Mario Bros. This pallet is never seen in-game, but is found in the game's files.
Light-Blue	 	Based on the artwork of Mario on boxart of the NES release of Donkey Kong.
Light-Blue	 	One of the pallets Invincible Mario or Luigi use while underground in Super Mario Bros.
Black 	 	One of the pallets Invincible Mario or Luigi uses while in a castle or underwater in Super Mario Bros. Also resembles Mario's sprite in Super Mario Land.
Orange 	 	Based on Fire Mario's sprite in Super Mario Bros. 3.
Blue 	 	One of the pallets Invincible Mario or Luigi uses while underground in Super Mario Bros.
Red 	 	Mario's current colors with the exception of the lack of gloves. Also resembles Mario sprite in the Super Mario All-Stars release of Super Mario Bros. 3. Also resembles Big Mario's colors after grabbing a Big Mushroom in Super Mario Maker.
== Antasma ==
Color 	Stock Icon	Description
Purple 	 	Default
Light-Blue 	 	Based on Antasma's coloration as Antasma X in the Battle Ring.
Yellow 	 	Based on Antasma's coloration as Antasma X with Bowser X in the Battle Ring.
Green 	 	Based on Cackletta from Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga.
Black 	 	Based on the coloration of Swoops in Super Mario Galaxy.
Light-Green	 	Based on Fawful from Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga and Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story. Also resembles the color pallet of Swampires in Paper Mario: The Thoudand-Year Door.
White 	 	
Orange 	 	
Orange 	 	
Black 	 	
Pink 	 	Reversal of Antasma's colors. Also resembles the color pallet of Swoops in the Paper Mario series.
Pink 	 	based on Midbus from Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story.
Red 	 	Based on the Dark Star's appearance as Dark Star X in the Gauntlet in Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story.
Brown 	 	
Light-Blue 	 	Based on the color pallet of Ice Swoops in Super Mario Galaxy. Also resembles Blizzard Midbus in Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story.
== Bowser ==
Bowser has 30 alternate costumes, with half of them being Dry Bowser. Dry Bowser is also treated as his own character, with his own announcer calls and sound clips.
Color 	Stock Icon	Description
Green 	 	Default
Brown 	 	
Yellow 	 	
Light-Green	 	Resembles a green alternate costume in Mario Golf, as well as somewhat resembles Bowser's appearance in the DiC Mario cartoons and the Nintendo Comics System.
White 	 	
Orange 	 	
Red 	 	Resembles a red alternate costume in Mario Golf. Also, the head and shell somewhat resemble that of Roy Koopa.
Light-Blue 	 	Based on Blue Bowser from Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels, albeit with blue arms rather than tan arms.
Brown 	 	Based on Boom Boom's sprite in Super Mario Bros. 3.
Red 	 	Resembles a red Koopa Troopa or Spiny.
Blue 	 	Resembles Iggy Koopa's sprite in Super Mario Bros. 3.
Blue 	 	Resembles Bowser's original artwork in Super Mario Bros.
White 	 	
Orange 	 	Resembles Meowser.
Blue 	 	Resembles Dark Bowser. The eyes uniquely glow in the dark.
White 	 	Dry Bowser's regular colors.
Black 	 	Resembles a Dark Bones.
Light-Green	 	Resembles a Dull Bones.
Red 	 	Resembles a Red Bones.
Light-Blue 	 	Resembles a Sad Dry Bones.
White 	 	Resembles the sprite of a Dry Bones in Super Mario World, as well as the appearance of a Dry Bones in the Paper Mario series prior to Paper Mario: Sticker Star.
Blue 	 	Resembles the appearance of a Dark Bones in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door.
Green 	 	
Yellow 	 	
Purple 	 	
Brown 	 	
Blue 	 	Resembles Blue Bowser from Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels.
Blue 	 	Resembles a Blue Dry Bones.
Light-Green	 	Resembles a Green Dry Bones.
Blue 	 	Based on Dark Bowser.
== Bowser Jr. ==
As with Smash 4, Bowser Jr. has the seven Koopalings as alternate costumes, in addition with Boom Boom and Pom Pom. Also, each of the Koopalings, along with Bowser Jr., Boom Boom, and Pom Pom have three costumes each.
Color 	Stock Icon	Description
Green 	 	Default
Green 	 	Based on Bowser's sprite in Super Mario Bros.
Green 	 	Based on Bowser's sprite in Super Mario World.
Light-Blue 	 	Larry Koopa in his appearance from New Super Mario Bros. Wii onward.
Light-Blue 	 	Based on Larry Koopa's sprite in Super Mario World.
Light-Blue 	 	Based on Bowser's appearance in the Mario DiC entertainment cartoons.
Black 	 	Morton Koopa Jr. in his appearance in New Super Mario Bros. Wii onward.
Black 	 	Based on Morton Koopa Jr.'s sprite in Super Mario World.
Black 	 	Based on Morton Koopa Jr.'s sprite in the credits of Super Mario World.
Pink 	 	Wendy O. Koopa in her appearance in New Super Mario Bros. Wii onward.
Pink 	 	One of Wendy O. Koopa's sprites in Super Mario Bros. 3 and Super Mario World.
Pink 	 	The rings are based on the ones Wendy O. Koopa throws in Super Mario Bros. 3.
Light-Green	 	Iggy Koopa in his appearance in New Super Mario Bros. Wii onward.
Light-Green	 	Based on Iggy Koopa's sprite in Super Mario World.
Light-Green	 	Iggy Koopa's hair resembles the color of his hair in his sprite in Super Mario Bros. 3.
Red 	 	Roy Koopa in his appearance in New Super Mario Bros. Wii onward.
Red 	 	Based on Roy Koopa's sprite in Super Mario World.
Red 	 	Based on Roy Koopa's sprite in the credits of Super Mario World. His sunglesses also resembles the one she wears in his sprite in Super Mario Bros. 3.
Yellow 	 	Lemmy Koopa in his appearance in New Super Mario Bros. Wii onward.
Yellow 	 	Based on Lemmy Koopa's sprite in Super Mario World.
Yellow 	 	Based on Lemmy Koopa's sprite in Super Mario Bros. 3.
Blue 	 	Ludwig von Koopa in his appearance in New Super Mario Bros. Wii onward.
Blue 	 	Based on Ludwig von Koopa's sprite in Super Mario World.
Blue 	 	Based on Ludwig von Koopa's sprite in Super Mario Bros. 3.
Brown 	 	Boom Boom in his appearance in Super Mario 3D Land onward.
Brown 	 	Based on Boom Boom's sprite in Super Mario Bros. 3.
Brown 	 	Based on Boom Boom's colors in official artwork for Super Mario Bros. 3.
Purple 	 	Pom Pom in her appearance in Super Mario 3D Land onwards.
Purple 	 	Based the colors of Koopa Troopas.
Purple 	 	
== Cape Mario ==
Color 	Stock Icon	Description
Red 	 	Default
Light-Blue 	 	Based on Mario's appearance on the Japanese boxart for Mario Bros.
Yellow 	 	Based on Wario's classic colors. Mario could wear these colors by equipping the W Emblem badge in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. The cape also resembles Wario-Man's cape.
Black 	 	Based on Wario's colors in Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3, albeit with black shoes and a black hat.
Green 	 	Based on Mario's appearance on the Japanese boxart for Wrecking Crew, albeit with the overalls more brown. Also complementary colors of his default costume.
Purple 	 	Based on Waluigi's colors. Mario could wear these colors by equipping both the L Emblem and W Emblem badges in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door.
Red 	 	Based on the costume worn by Mario in Family Computer Golf: U.S. Course and NES Open Tournament Golf.
Blue 	 	Inverse colors of Mario's default costume. Also similar to Balloon Fighter's color scheme.
Light-Green	 	Based on Luigi's colors. Mario could wear these colors by equipping the L Emblem badge in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door.
Orange 	 	Based on the color of an orange Mii using the "Mii Outfit B" in Mario Kart Wii.
Brown 	 	Based on Forman Spike from Wrecking Crew.
Red 	 	Based on Mario's colors in the DiC Mario cartoons.
Light-Blue 	 	
Black 	 	Based on Flying Mario.
Yellow 	 	Based on Mario's colors fro Super Mario Maker.
== Charizard ==
Color 	Stock Icon	Description
Orange 	 	Default
Red 	 	Based on Charmeleon's colors.
Green 	 	Based on Tyranitar's colors, albeit with green wings.
Pink 	 	
Yellow 	 	Based on Charmander and Charmeleon's shiny colorations.
White 	 	Based on Aerodactyl's colors.
Blue 	 	Based on Golbat's colors.
Purple 	 	Based on Charizard's shiny coloration in Pokmon Gold, Pokmon Silver, and Pokmon Crystal.
Black 	 	Based on Charizard's current shiny coloration.
Light-Blue	 	Baaed on Salamence's colors.
Brown 	 	Based on Tyrantrum's colors.
Black 	 	Based on Noivern's colors.
Yellow 	 	Based on Haxoras' colors.
Light-Blue	 	Based on Druddigon's colors.
Blue 	 	Based on Gabite's colors.
== Cream ==
Color 	Stock Icon	Description
Orange 	 	Default
Brown 	 	Based on Vanilla the Rabbit's clothes. Cream also wears a blue ascot, similar to the one Vanilla wears in the Sonic X anime.
Red 	 	
Orange 	 	Based on Bunnie D'Coolette, a character from the Archie Sonic the Hedgehog comic series.
Light-Blue 	 	
Pink 	 	Based on Amy Rose's colors.
Light-Green	 	
Yellow 	 	
Green 	 	
White 	 	
Yellow 	 	
Black 	 	
Purple 	 	Based on Blaze the Cat's colors.
Blue 	 	Wears an orange ascot, similar to the one Vanilla the Rabbit usually wears.
Brown 	 	
== Diddy Kong ==
Color 	Stock Icon	Description
Brown 	 	Default
Yellow 	 	Resembles the alternate costume Diddy Kong wears in the Two-Player Contest mode in Donkey Kong Country.
Pink 	 	Resembles Dixie Kong's colors.
Green 	 	Resembles an alternate costume Diddy Kong can use in Donkey Kong 64.
Black 	 	
Purple 	 	Resembles the alternate costume Diddy Kong wears in the Two-Player Contest mode in Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong-Quest.
Blue 	 	Resembles Kiddy Kong's colors.
Black 	 	
White 	 	Based on the Diddy Kong variant of Super Kong in Donkey Kong Country Returns.
Orange 	 	Resembles Lanky Kong's colors. The skin's color also changes to resemble an Orangutan.
Light-Blue	 	Resembles Tiny Kong's colors.
Black 	 	
Red 	 	A reversal of Diddy Kong's default colors.
Purple 	 	
Yellow 	 	Diddy Kong's fur changes to resemble his appearance when under the effects of Banana Juice.
== Donkey Kong ==
Color 	Stock Icon	Description
Brown 	 	Default
Black 	 	The tie Donkey Kong wears resembles the one the second player wears in the Two-Player Contest mode of Donkey Kong Country.
Red 	 	Resembles the color scheme of the original Donkey Kong in Donkey Kong. Also somewhat resembles Candy Kong.
Blue 	 	Resembles an alternate costume Donkey Kong can use in Donkey Kong 64, as well as an alternate costume in Mario Golf.
Green 	 	Resembles an alternate costume Donkey Kong can use in DK: King of Swing.
White 	 	Resembles Eddie the Mean Old Yeti from the Donkey Kong Country TV show, and resembles Super Kong from Donkey Kong Country Returns.
Yellow 	 	Somewhat resembles the colors of Funky Kong from the Donkey Kong Country TV show, and resembles Donkey Kong's colors while using Banana Juice.
Pink 	 	Based on Junior (II) from Donkey Kong Jr. Math.
Orange 	 	Based on Lanky Kong.
Red 	 	
Light-Green	 	Resembles Donkey Kong's monochrome pallet in the Donkey Kong Land games and Donkey Kong '94.
Brown 	 	Based on Chunky Kong.
White 	 	Resembles an alternate costume Donkey Kong can use in Mario Golf.
Yellow 	 	Resembles an alternate costume Donkey Kong can use in Mario Golf.
Black 	 	The colors resemble those of a Mountain Gorilla.
== Dry Bones ==
Color 	Stock Icon	Description
White 	 	Default
White 	 	Based on the colors of a Dry Bones in the Paper Mario series prior to Paper Mario: Sticker Star. Also resembles the sprite of Dry Bones in Super Mario World.
Light-Green	 	Resembles the Green Dry Bones from the Mario Baseball series.
Blue 	 	Resembles the Blue Dry Bones from the Mario Baseball series.
Red 	 	Resembles the Red Bones from Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door.
Blue 	 	Based on the colors of the Dark Bones from Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door.
Black 	 	
Orange 	 	
Red 	 	
Yellow 	 	Resembles the Dull Bones from Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door and Super Paper Mario.
Light-Green	 	
Light-Green	 	Uses the colors of Koopa Troopas.
Light-Blue 	 	Resembles the Sad Dry Bones from Super Princess Peach.
Green 	 	
Black 	 	The current appearance of the Dark Bones from Mario Superstar Baseball onward.
== Duck Hunt ==
Duck Hunt's alternate costumes change the colors of the dog and / or duck to resemble real-life members of their respective species. In some cases however, some alternate costumes change the duck's colors to resemble birds that are not ducks at all.
Color 	Stock Icon	Description
Orange	 	Default
Yellow	 	Changes the dog's fur color to match that of a Golden Retriever. Meanwhile, the duck's feathers are changed to resemble the colors of one of the three possible ducks in Duck Hunt.
Black 	 	Changes the dog's fur color to match that of a Black Labrador Retriever. Meanwhile, the duck's feathers are changed to resemble the colors of one of the thee possible ducks in Duck Hunt.
Brown 	 	Changes the dog's fur color to match that of a Beagle. Meanwhile, the duck's feathers are changed to resemble the colors of a female Mallard.
Black 	 	Changes the dog's fur color to match that of a Rottweiler, a Doberman Pinscher, and a Coonhound. Meanwhile, the duck's feathers are changed to resemble the colors of a Blue Duck.
Black 	 	Changes the dog's fur color to match that of a Border Collie and an American Pit Bull terrier.
Brown 	 	Changes the dog's fur color to match that of a Chocolate Labrador Retriever. Meanwhile, the duck's feathers are changed to resemble the colors of an American Black Duck.
White 	 	Changes the dog's fur color to match that of a Dalmatian. Meanwhile, the duck's feathers are changed to resemble the colors of a male Red-Crested Porchard.
Blue 	 	Changes the dog's fur color to match that of a Blue Great Dane. Meanwhile, the duck's feathers and beak are changed to resemble the colors of a male Northern Shoveler.
Purple	 	Changes the dog's fur color to match that of a Husky. Meanwhile, the duck's feathers, beak, and feet are changed to resemble the colors of a Carrion Crow.
Red 	 	Changes the dog's fur color to match that of a Saluki.
Orange	 	Changes the dog's fur color to match that of a Shiba Inu. Meanwhile, the duck's feathers change to resemble the colors of a Swan.
White 	 	Changes the dog's fur color to match that of a West Highland White Terrier. Meanwhile, the duck's feathers change to resemble the colors of a duckling.
Yellow	 	Changes the dog's fur color to match that of a Yellow Labrador Retrirver. Meanwhile, the duck's feathers and beak change to resemble the colors of a male Mandarin Duck.
Orange	 	Changes the dog's fur color to match that of a German Shepherd. Meanwhile, the duck's feathers change to resemble the colors of an infant Emperor Penguin.
== Greninja ==
Color 	Stock Icon	Description
Blue 	 	Default
Black 	 	Based on Greninja's shiny coloration.
Red 	 	
Pink 	 	Based on Lickatung.
Black 	 	
Purple 	 	
Green 	 	
White 	 	
Purple 	 	
Light-Blue	 	Based on Froakie.
Blue 	 	Based on Seismitoad.
Yellow 	 	Based on Delphox.
White 	 	Based on Froakie's shiny coloration.
Green 	 	Based on Seismitoad's shiny coloration.
Brown 	 	
== Ivysaur ==
Color 	Stock Icon	Description
Light-Blue 	 	Default
Green 	 	Resembles Ivysaur's shiny coloration.
Red 	 	
Blue 	 	
Purple 	 	Resembles Vileplume.
Black 	 	
White 	 	
Black 	 	Based on Ivysaur's monochrome appearance in the Game Boy Pokmon games.
Blue 	 	
Yellow 	 	Resembles Bayleaf.
Light-Green	 	Resembles Roselia.
Light-Green	 	Resembles Petilil.
Light-Green	 	Based on Ivysaur's monochrome appearance in the Game Boy Pokmon games.
Pink 	 	Resembles Cherrim, albeit with a purple bulb rather than a yellow bulb.
Brown 	 	Resembles Pumpkaboo.
== Jigglypuff ==
In an attempt to make multiple players with Jigglypuff more noticable, in addition to hats Jigglypuff has been given color swaps.
Color 	Stock Icon	Description
Pink 	 	Default
Purple 	 	Wears a red ribbon. It is identical to the red ribbon it could wear in the original Super Smash Bros.
Green 	 	Wears a Pokémon Center Nurse's hat as it appears in Pokémon X and Pokmon Y.
Yellow 	 	Wears a crown identical to the ones Peach and King Boo wear.
Light-Green	 	Wears a green headband. It is identical to the one it could wear in Melee.
Red 	 	Wears a hibiscus similar to the ones worn by Phoebe of the Elite Four, who appears in Pokmon Ruby, Pokmon Sapphire, and Pokmon Emerald.
Light-Blue 	 	Wears the hat of Leaf, the main protagonist of Pokmon LeafGreen and Pokmon FireRed.
Black 	 	
Pink 	 	Based on Igglybuff. Also wears fairy wings, referencing that it is a Fairy-type.
Blue 	 	
Orange 	 	The hat it wears is identical to the one Sleep Kirby wears.
White 	 	Similar to the monochrome appearance if Jigglypuff in the Game Boy releases of the game.
Brown 	 	Wears a straw hat associated with Bug Catcher Trainers. Also resembles the Straw Hat worn by Yellow in the Pokmon Adventures manga.
Light-Blue 	 	Wears Serena's default hat and sunglasses from Pokémon X and Pokmon Y.
Pink 	 	Resembles Jigglypuff's shiny coloration.
== King Boo ==
Color 	Stock Icon	Description
White 	 	Default
Pink 	 	Based on Pink Boos from Super Mario Sunshine the Mario Party series.
Purple 	 	Based on Dark Boos from Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, Super Paper Mario, and Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time.
Light-Blue 	 	Based on the sprite of Bog Boos from Super Mario World.
Red 	 	Based on Red Boo from Super Mario Bros. Deluxe.
Yellow 	 	
Yellow 	 	Based on Gold Boos from Paper Mario: Sticker Star. Also resembles a Boo after Mario passes through a Gold Ring in New Super Mario Bros. 2.
Brown 	 	Based on the Boos that live in Gusty Gulch from Paper Mario.
Black 	 	Based on Bomb Boos from Super Mario Galaxy and Super Mario Galaxy 2. Also resembles Black Boo from Super Mario Bros. Deluxe.
Light-Green	 	
Brown 	 	
White 	 	Based on King Boo's appearance in Luigi's Mansion and Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon.
Purple 	 	
Orange 	 	
Green 	 	Resembles Green Boo from Super Mario Bros. Deluxe, albeit with a green tongue.
== Kirby ==
Color 	Stock Icon	Description
Pink 	 	Default
Yellow 	 	Kirby's yellow alternate coloration in the series. Resembles Keeby, as well as Beam Kirby in Kirby Super Star, and Needle Kirby in Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land. Also he color Shigeru Miyamoto originally wanted Kirby to be.
Light-Blue 	 	Kirby's blue alternate coloration in the series. Resembles Ice Kirby in Kirby Super Star.
Red 	 	Kirby's red alternate coloration in the series. Resembles Fire Kirby in Kirby Super Star.
Green 	 	Kirby's green alternate coloration in the series. Resembles Plasma Kirby in Kirby Super Star Ultra.
White 	 	Kirby's monochrome appearance in Kirby's Dream Land.
Orange 	 	Kirby's appearance after using Orange Spray Paint in Kirby & The Amazing Mirror and Kirby: Squeak Squad.
Black 	 	Kirby's appearance after using the Carbon Spray Paint in Kirby & The Amazing Mirror and Kirby: Squeak Squad.
Brown 	 	Kirby's brown alternate coloration in Kirby's Air Ride. Resembles Stone Kirby in Kirby Super Star.
Purple 	 	Kirby's purple alternate coloration in Kirby's Air Ride. Resembles Ninja Kirby in Kirby Super Star.
Blue 	 	Resembles Prince Fluff.
Black 	 	Resembles Meta Knight without his helmet.
Light-Green	 	Kirby's monochrome appearance in Kirby's Dream Land.
Pink 	 	
Light-Blue 	 	
== Light Plane ==
Color 	Stock Icon	Description
Red 	 	Default
Blue 	 	
Light-Green	 	
Green 	 	
Yellow 	 	
Light-Blue 	 	
Orange 	 	
Brown 	 	
Black 	 	
White 	 	
Yellow 	 	The mono-wing sea planes used in Pilotwings Resort.
Black 	 	Resembles the colors of the Nintendo Entertainment System controllers.
Blue 	 	
Green 	 	
Purple 	 	
== Mario ==
Color 	Stock Icon	Description
Red 	 	Default
Light-Blue 	 	Based on Mario's appearance on the Japanese boxart for Mario Bros.
Yellow 	 	Based on Wario's classic colors. Mario could wear these colors by equipping the W Emblem badge in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door.
Black 	 	Based on Wario's colors in Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3, albeit with black shoes and a black hat.
Green 	 	Based on Mario's appearance on the Japanese boxart for Wrecking Crew, albeit with the overalls more brown. Also complementary colors of his default costume.
Purple 	 	Based on Waluigi's colors. Mario could wear these colors by equipping both the L Emblem and W Emblem badges in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door.
Red 	 	Based on the costume worn by Mario in Family Computer Golf: U.S. Course and NES Open Tournament Golf.
Blue 	 	Inverse colors of Mario's default costume. Also similar to Balloon Fighter's color scheme.
Light-Green	 	Based on Luigi's colors. Mario could wear these colors by equipping the L Emblem badge in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door.
Orange 	 	Based on the color of an orange Mii using the "Mii Outfit B" in Mario Kart Wii.
Brown 	 	Based on Forman Spike from Wrecking Crew.
Red 	 	Based on Mario's colors in the DiC Mario cartoons.
Light-Blue 	 	
Black 	 	Based on Flying Mario.
Yellow 	 	Based on Mario's colors fro Super Mario Maker.
== Mega Man ==
Color 	Stock Icon	Description
Blue 	 	Default
Red 	 	Based on his original coloration when using Items 1, 2, and 3 in Mega Man 2, as well as when using the Rush Coil and the other Rush adapters in the series starting in Mega Man 3.
Light-Blue 	 	Matches the Air Shooter palette from Mega Man 2 and the Jewel Satellite palette from Mega Man 9.
Green 	 	Matches the Leaf Shield palette from Mega Man 2 and the Gyro Attack palette from Mega Man 5.
Brown 	 	Matches the Metal Blade palette from Mega Man 2 and the Ring Boomerang palette from Mega Man 4.
Light-Green	 	Matches the Slash Claw pallet from Mega Man 9.
Orange 	 	Matches the Flame Blast palette from Mega Man 6, the Fire Storm palette from the original Mega Man, and the Flame Sword palette from Mega Man 8.
Black 	 	Matches the Thunder Beam palette from the original Mega Man, the Top Spin palette from Mega Man 3, and the Thunder Wool palette from Mega Man 10.
Purple 	 	
Light-Blue 	 	Matches the Tornado Hold pallet from Mega Man 8.
Blue 	 	Matches the Ice Wave pallet from Mega Man 8.
Red 	 	Matches the Scorch Wheel pallet from Mega Man 7.
Blue 	 	Based on the Noise Crush pallet from Mega Man 7.
Pink 	 	Based on the Quick Boomerang pallet from Mega Man 2.
Black 	 	Based on Bass.
== Mewtwo ==
Color 	Stock Icon	Description
White 	 	Default
Orange 	 	Based on one of Mewtwo's color variants in the Pokemon Stadium games.
Blue 	 	Based on one of Mewtwo's color variants in the Pokemon Stadium games.
Brown 	 	
Pink 	 	
Yellow 	 	
Light-Blue 	 	
Red 	 	
Purple 	 	
Orange 	 	
Green 	 	
Light-Green	 	Resembles Mewtwo's shiny coloration.
Pink 	 	
Yellow 	 	
Black 	 	Shadow Mewtwo from Pokken Tournament.
== Mr. Game & Watch ==
Color 	Stock Icon	Description
Black 	 	Default
Red 	 	Similar to the colors of characters and objects on the Virtual Boy.
Blue 	 	
Yellow 	 	
Green 	 	
Light-Blue 	 	Uses the two shades commonly by the Game Boy for the background and foreground.
Light-Blue 	 	
Orange 	 	
Pink 	 	
Purple 	 	
Brown 	 	
Light-Green	 	Resembles the monochromatic shades of the Game Boy.
White 	 	Similar to the monochrome shade of the LCD screen in the Game & Watch games.
White 	 	
Black 	 	
== Petey Piranha ==
Color 	Stock Icon	Description
Red 	 	Default
Purple 	 	Based on Prickly Piranha Plants from Super Mario Galaxy. Also resembles Waluigi's Piranha Prowler in Mario Kart Wii.
Yellow 	 	The color pallet of Putrid Piranhas in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door and Super Paper Mario, albeit with white teeth.
Brown 	 	Resemble's Donkey Kong's Piranha Prowler in Mario Kart Wii.
White 	 	Resembles Dry Bowser's Piranha Prowler in Mario Kart Wii. The blue lips and gray body also make it resemble a Bone Piranha Plant.
Yellow 	 	Resembles Wario's Piranha Prowler in Mario Kart Wii. The gold body also makes it resemble a Piranha Plant after Mario passes through a Gold Ring in New Super Mario Bros. 2.
Green 	 	Resembles Bowser's Piranha Prowler in Mario Kart Wii.
Light-Blue 	 	Resembles a male Mii's Piranha Prowler in Mario Kart Wii.
Light-Green	 	Resembles the sprite of a green Piranha Plant in the Super Mario All-Stars release of Super Mario Bros. and Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels.
Purple 	 	Resembles a female Mii's Piranha Prowler in Mario Kart Wii.
Blue 	 	Resembles the pallet of Frost Piranhas in Paper Mario and Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. Also resembles Rosalina's Piranha Prowler in Mario Kart Wii.
Light-Green	 	Resembles the pallet of Chewies in Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars.
Black 	 	Resembles King Boo's Piranha Prowler in Mario Kart Wii. Also resembles the pallet of Inky Piranha Plants.
Orange 	 	Based on the pallet of Fire Piranha Plants in Super Mario 3D Land.
Red 	 	Based on the pallet of Fiery Dino Piranha from Super Mario Galaxy and Super Mario Galaxy 2.
== Pichu ==
As with Pikachu and Jigglypuff, in addition to hats and accessories, Pichu recieves color swaps with its alternate costumes in an attempt to make them more noticeable in a large group of players with the same character.
Color 	Stock Icon	Description
Yellow 	 	Default
Red 	 	Wears the Focus Sash item.
Blue 	 	Based on Azurill's colors. Also wears the goggles of the Swimmer Pokmon Trainer class.
White 	 	Based on Emolga's colors. Also wears the chef hat of the Baker Pokmon Trainer class.
Light-Blue	 	Based on Pachirisu's colors. The hat it wears also resembles the Party Hats from the Fallout series.
Yellow 	 	Based on Pichu's shiny coloration.
Light-Blue	 	Based on Minun's colors.
Green 	 	Wears the bandana of May, the main protagonist of Pokmon Emerald and Pokmon Sapphire.
Pink 	 	
Black 	 	Resembles the monochrome appearance of Pokmon in games released for the Game Boy. It should be noted that Pichu did not appear in these games, being introduced later.
Orange 	 	Based on Raichu's shiny coloration. Also wears the Muscle band item.
Red 	 	Based on Plusle's colors.
Brown 	 	Wears the hat of Hilda, the main protagonist of Pokmon Back and Pokmon White.
Purple 	 	Wears the winter bonnet and scarf of Dawn, the main protagonist of Pokmon Diamond and Pokmon Pearl.
Red 	 	Wears the Focus Band item.
== Poppy Bros. Jr. ==
Color 	Stock Icon	Description
Light-Blue	 	Default
Blue 	 	Based on the appearance of Poppy Bros. Jr. and Poppy Bros. Sr. prior to Kirby's Return to Dream Land, with the buttons and shoes being yellow.
Yellow 	 	Resembles the pallet of enemy Poppy Bros. Jr. in Kirby Super Star and Kirby Super Star Ultra.
Green 	 	Resembles an alternate pallet of enemy Poppy Bros. Jr. in Kirby Super Star, as well as an alternate pallet for Poppy Bros. Sr. in Kirby Super Star Ultra.
Red 	 	Resembles an alternate pallet of Poppy Bros. Jr. in Kirby Tilt 'n' Tumble.
Purple 	 	Resembles the pallet of Poppy Bros. Jr. in the Helper to Hero mode in Kirby Super Star Ultra.
Orange 	 	Resembles an alternate pallet of Poppy Bros. Sr. in Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land.
Purple 	 	Resembles original art of Poppy Bros. Sr. for Kirby's Dream Land.
Blue 	 	Resembles original art of Poppy Bros. Jr. for Kirby's Dream Land.
Purple 	 	Resembles an alternate pallet of Poppy Bros. Sr. in Kirby Super Star.
Pink 	 	Resembles an alternate pallet of Poppy Bros. Jr. in Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land.
Brown 	 	
White 	 	
Red 	 	Resembles King Dedede's colors.
Purple 	 	Resembles a Perot in Kirby Super Star Ultra.
== R.O.B. ==
Color 	Stock Icon	Description
White 	 	Default
White 	 	Based on R.O.B.'s colors in his Japan release. The words on his base charge from "R.O.B. - Robotic Operating Buddy" to "Family Computer Robot". In the Japanese release of the game, this costume serves as R.O.B.'s default costume.
Yellow 	 	Based on the color scheme of the glitch, Flipper, from Stack-Up.
Pink 	 	Based on the color scheme of the glitch, Spike, from Stack-Up.
Blue 	 	Based on the color scheme of the "Azurite Blue" Game Boy Advance SP.
Green 	 	Resembles the R.O.B. Launchers from the Subspace Emissary and Smash Run, albeit without the blue cord and the missile-launching face.
Light-Blue 	 	Based on the color scheme of the "Mint x White" Nintendo 3DS.
Red 	 	Based on the color scheme of the "Red Version" Nintendo 3DS XL.
Purple 	 	Based on the color scheme of the "Midnight Purple" Nintendo 3DS.
Black 	 	
Black 	 	Based on the color scheme of the "Red and Blue" Nintendo Switch.
White 	 	Based on R.O.B.'s appearance in Mario Kart DS.
Light-Green	 	
Red 	 	Based on the color scheme of the Virtual Boy.
Light-Blue 	 	Based on the color scheme of the Wii.
== Rabbid Luigi==
Color 	Stock Icon	Description
Light-Green	 	Default
Purple 	 	Resembles Waluigi's colors.
Red 	 	Resembles Mario's colors.
Yellow 	 	Resembles Wario's colors.
Light-Green	 	Based on Ice Luigi.
White 	 	Based on Fire Luigi.
Brown 	 	
Blue 	 	
Purple 	 	
White 	 	
Blue 	 	Based on Luigi's colors in the animated movie Super Mario Bros.: Peach-hime Kyushutsu Dai Sakusen!.
Pink 	 	
Orange 	 	
Green 	 	Based on Mr. L's colors.
Black 	 	
== Rhythm Troupe ==
Color 	Stock Icon	Description
Red 	 	Default
Pink 	 	Based on the coloration of the first player in 7th Remix.
Blue 	 	Based on the coloration from Rhythm Heaven Fever.
Light-blue	 	Based on the coloration of the second player in 7th Remix.
Green 	 	Based on the coloration from Rhythm Tengoku.
Red 	 	
Yellow 	 	Based on the coloration from Tap Dance.
Black 	 	Based on the unnamed "Assistant" woman.
Purple 	 	Based on MC Adore.
Blue 	 	Based on the unnamed "Reporter" woman.
Brown 	 	
Light-blue	 	Based on Ann Glerr.
Red 	 	
Red 	 	
White 	 	
== Ryu ==
Color 	Stock Icon	Description
White 	 	Default
Black 	 	Based on his second player color from Street Fighter II′: Champion Edition.
White 	 	Based on his first player color from Street Fighter II′ Turbo: Hyper Fighting. Also bears close resemblance to his outfit in the Street Fighter Alpha series.
Black 	 	Based on his default "Low Punch" palette from Super Street Fighter II Turbo, which would later return in Street Fighter V as his second player outfit. Also resembles Evil Ryu's color pallet.
Orange 	 	Based on Ryo Sakazaki's outfit from SNK's Art of Fighting series.
Light-Blue	 	Based on an outfit available to Ryu in Super Street Fighter II and its continuations.
Yellow 	 	Based on his default "Start + Kick" palette from Super Street Fighter II Turbo. This shade of green is also identical to the color of Blanka's skin in the Street Fighter II series.
Pink 	 	Resembles Dan Hibiki's color palette.
Blue 	 	Resembles Chun-Li's color pallet.
Yellow 	 	Resembles Sean's color pallet.
Red 	 	Resembles Ken's color pallet.
Green 	 	Resembles Cammy's color pallet.
White 	 	Resembles Akira Yuki from the Virtua Fighter series.
Yellow 	 	Resembles Vega's color pallet.
Pink 	 	Resembles Dan's color pallet.
== Shadow Mario ==
Color 	Stock Icon	Description
Blue 	 	Default
Blue 	 	Based on Cosmic Mario from Super Mario Galaxy.
Blue 	 	
Light-Blue 	 	
Light-Blue 	 	
Light-Blue 	 	
Black 	 	Based on Metal Mario. Also resembles one of Motley Bossblob's colors in Super Mario 3D World.
Black 	 	Based on one of the colors of goop in Super Mario Sunshine.
White 	 	
Pink 	 	Based on one of the colors of goop in Super Mario Sunshine.
Pink 	 	
Pink 	 	
Light-Green	 	
Light-Green	 	
Light-Green	 	
Red 	 	
Red 	 	Based on one of Motley Bossblob's colors in Super Mario 3D World.
Red 	 	Based on Cosmic Clones in Super Mario Galaxy 2.
Yellow 	 	Based on one of Motley Bossblob's colors in Super Mario 3D World.
Yellow 	 	Based on Gold Mario.
Orange 	 	
Green 	 	
Green 	 	
Green 	 	
Brown 	 	Based on one of the colors of goop in Super Mario Sunshine.
Brown 	 	
Brown 	 	Based on Pink Gold Peach.
Purple 	 	
Purple 	 	
Purple 	 	Based on Cosmic Clones in Super Mario 3D Land.
== Sonic ==
Color 	Stock Icon	Description
Blue 	 	Default
Red 	 	Based on Knuckles the Echidna's colors.
Light-Blue 	 	The pallet used by Sonic in official artwork in early Sonic the Hedgehog games. Also resembles Classic Sonic from Sonic Generations and Sonic Forces.
Blue 	 	Based on the colors of Sonic the Werehog from Sonic Unleashed.
Yellow 	 	Based on Miles "Tails" Prower's colors. Also resembles Super Sonic.
Pink 	 	Based on Amy Rose's colors. Also resembles Super Knuckles.
Green 	 	Based on Jet the Hawk's colors.
Purple 	 	Based on Big the Cat's colors.
Purple 	 	Based on Blaze the Cat's colors.
Brown 	 	Based on Cream the Rabbit's colors.
Purple 	 	Based on Espio the Chameleon's colors.
Light-Green	 	Based on Vector the Crocodile's colors.
Black 	 	Based on Shadow the Hedgehog's colors.
White 	 	Based on Silver the Hedgehog's colors.
Orange 	 	Based on Tikal the Echidna's colors.
== Squirtle ==
Color 	Stock Icon	Description
Light-Blue 	 	Default
Blue 	 	Resembles Squirtle's shiny coloration.
Green 	 	Resembles Turtwig.
Orange 	 	Resembles Turkoal.
Yellow 	 	Resembles Shuckle.
Purple 	 	Resembles Wartortle and Blastoise's shiny colorations.
Blue 	 	Resembles Tirtouga.
Pink 	 	
Blue 	 	
Brown 	 	
Light-Green	 	
Blue 	 	
Black 	 	Based on Squirtle's monochrome appearance in the Game Boy Pokmon games.
Light-Green	 	Based on Squirtle's monochrome appearance in the Game Boy Pokmon games.
Yellow 	 	
== Tetris ==
Color 	Stock Icon	Description
Purple 	 	Default
Blue 	 	One of the seven colors Tetrominoes can come in.
Red 	 	One of the seven colors Tetrominoes can come in.
Light-Blue 	 	One of the seven colors Tetrominoes can come in.
Black 	 	Based on the monochrome appearance of Tetrominoes in the Game Boy releases of Tetris.
Light-Green	 	One of the seven colors Tetrominoes can come in.
Orange 	 	One of the seven colors Tetrominoes can come in.
Yellow 	 	One of the seven colors Tetrominoes can come in.
White 	 	
Black 	 	
Light-Green	 	
Brown 	 	
Light-Blue 	 	
Green 	 	
Pink 	 	
== Toad ==
Toad has 30 alternate costumes, with half of them being Toadette. She is treated as a separate character from Toad, having her own voice clips and announcer calls, though like all alternate costumes, bears no gameplay difference.
Color 	Stock Icon	Description
Red 	 	Default
Blue 	 	Based on Blue Toads.
Purple 	 	Based on Purple Toads.
Yellow 	 	Based on Yellow Toads.
Green 	 	Based on Green Toads.
Blue 	 	Based on Fire Blue Toad in New Super Mario Bros. Wii and New Super Mario Bros. U.
Yellow 	 	Based on Fire Yellow Toad in New Super Mario Bros. Wii and New Super Mario Bros. U. Also resembles Fire Toad in Super Mario 3D World, as well as the color of Mega Mushrooms.
Brown 	 	Based on Toadsworth's colors.
Red 	 	Based on the NES sprite of Toads in Super Mario Bros. 3. Also resembles the color of Super Mushrooms.
Black 	 	
Orange 	 	Based on the orange sailor Toads in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door.
White 	 	
Light-Blue 	 	
Pink 	 	
Green 	 	Resembles Toad's appearance in the New Nintendo 3DS "Kisekae Plate" promotional artwork.
Pink 	 	Toadette's appearance in most of the Mario games she appears in.
Red 	 	Based on the colors of Super Mushrooms.
Yellow 	 	Based on the colors of Mega Mushrooms, as well as the NES sprite of Super Mushrooms in Super Mario Bros.
Blue 	 	Based on the colors of Mini Mushrooms.
Purple 	 	Based on the colors of Poison Mushrooms.
Yellow 	 	Based on the NES sprite of 1-Up Mushrooms in Super Mario Bros.
White 	 	Based on the NES sprite of Super Mushrooms in Super Mario Bros. 3, as well as resembling Toad's colors.
Light-Blue 	 	Wears her outfit from Mario Kart: Double Dash!! and Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door.
Yellow 	 	Based on the colors of Bee Mushrooms.
Green 	 	Based on the colors of Poison Mushrooms in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door and Super Paper Mario.
Orange 	 	Based on the colors of Propeller Mushrooms.
Light-Green	 	Based on the colors of 1-Up Mushrooms.
Red 	 	Based on the colors of Poison Mushrooms in the Super Smash Bros. series.
Black 	 	
Light-Green	 	
== Toon Link ==
Color 	Stock Icon	Description
Green 	 	Default
Red 	 	Resembles Red Link from The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords and The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords Adventures.
Blue 	 	Resembles Blue Link from The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords and The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords Adventures.
Purple 	 	Resembles Purple Link from The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords and The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords Adventures.
Light-Green	 	Based on Link's appearance in The Legend of Zelda.
Purple 	 	Based on Link's appearance while wearing the Blue Ring in The Legend of Zelda.
Green 	 	Based on Link's appearance in The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past and The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds.
Yellow 	 	
Pink 	 	Resembles Toon Zelda.
White 	 	
Black 	 	
Orange 	 	
Brown 	 	
Purple 	 	Based on Shadow Link from The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds.
Black 	 	Based on Dark Link.
== Waddle Dee ==
Color 	Stock Icon	Description
Orange 	 	Default
Orange 	 	Based on the appearance of Waddle Dees as enemies in Kirby Super Star onward.
Green 	 	Based on the appearance of Waddle Dees in Kirby's Dream Course.
Pink 	 	Based on the appearance of Waddle Dees drawn by Ado in Kirby's Dream Land 3.
Pink 	 	Based on the appearance of Waddle Dees in Kirby Super Star and Kirby Super Star Ultra in the Milky Way Wishes sub-game.
Purple 	 	Based on Waddle Dee's second player pallet in Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards.
Blue 	 	Based on Waddle Dee's fourth player pallet in Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards.
Light-Green	 	Based on Waddle Dee's third player pallet in Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards.
Red 	 	
Purple 	 	Based on the appearance of Waddle Dees drawn by Drawcia in Kirby: Canvas Curse.
White 	 	Based on the monochrome appearance of Waddle Dees in Kirby's Dream Land.
Pink 	 	Based on Kirby's colors.
Yellow 	 	Based on the appearance of Parasol Waddle Dee in Kirby Super Star Ultra in the Helper to Hero sub-game.
Brown 	 	
Black 	 	Based on the appearance of Halcandran Waddle Dees in Kirby's Return to Dream Land.
== Wario ==
Wario has 30 alternate costumes. Half of them are based on Wario's classic outfit from the Wario Land games, while the other half are based on Wario's clothes from the WarioWare series. Unlike previous games in the Super Smash Bros. series, his classic outfits are listed as his primary costumes while his WarioWare outfits are listed as his secondary costumes, where in previous installments this was reversed.
Color 	Stock Icon	Description
Yellow 	 	Default
Red 	 	Resembles one of Mario's alternate costumes in Mario Golf. Also resembles Mario's outfit in the original Donkey Kong arcade game, in the DiC Entertainment Mario cartoons, and in the Nintendo Comics System series.
Pink 	 	Based on Mario's appearance on the Japanese cover of Mario Bros.
Greesn 	 	Based on Mario's appearance on the Japanese boxart for Wrecking Crew, but with the overalls being more brown. Resembles Luigi's colors from the arcade version of Mario Bros with the colors of the overalls and shirt being swapped. Also the complimentary colors to Mario's normal costume.
Brown 	 	Based on Foreman Spike, a character from Wrecking Crew. Also based on one of Mario's costumes in Super Smash Bros.
White 	 	Makes Wario look like his appearance in the Wario Land games until the rerelease of Wario Land II, since those games were in black and white. Wario also wore an outfit of black and white in Wario Land 3.
Green 	 	Based on Luigi's appearance in the DiC Entertainment Mario cartoons and the Nintendo Comics System series.
Black 	 	One of Wario's alternate costumes in Mario Golf.
Purple 	 	Based on Waluigi's colors
Blue 	 	A reversal of Wario's classic colors. Wario's skin and nose also change to match Vampire Wario, one of his forms in Wario Land 3, which also appeared playable in Dr. Mario 64.
Light-Green	 	One of Wario's alternate costumes in Mario Golf.
Blue 	 	One of Wario's alternate costumes in Mario Golf.
Light-Blue 	 	Resembles one of Baby Mario's alternate costumes in Mario Golf. Wario's skin also changes color to match the appearance of Zombie Wario in official artwork for Wario Land 4.
Light-Green	 	Combines elements of Luigi's alternate costumes in Mario Golf. Wario's skin also changes color to match the sprite of Zombie Wario in Wario Land 4.
Brown 	 	Resembles one of Mario's alternate costumes in Mario Golf. His shoes also resembles the ones Wario wears in said game.
Blue 	 	Wario's clothes in the WarioWare games.
Red 	 	Resembles the color scheme of Fire Mario with the white helmet and red jacket. Also resembles Booster, a boss in Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars.
Orange 	 	Resembles the color scheme of his classic biker outfit, with the yellow helmet and jacket.
Green 	 	Has a similar color scheme to Zombie Wario's sprite in Wario Land 3.
Black 	 	Based on Mario's appearance in Super Mario Bros. 3.
White 	 	
Purple 	 	
White 	 	Based on Wario's appearance in WarioWare D.I.Y.
Orange 	 	Based on Wario's appearance in WarioWare Snapped!.
Brown 	 	Based Mona's appearance in Game & Wario.
Red 	 	Based on Mona's appearance in WarioWare: Mega Microgame$ and WarioWare: Mega Party Game$.
Red 	 	
Light-Green	 	Based on Dribble's outfit.
Pink 	 	Based on the outfits of Kat & Ana.
Yellow 	 	
== Yarn Yoshi ==
Color 	Stock Icon	Description
Light-Green	 	Default
White 	 	Based on Moo Moo Yoshi.
Red 	 	Based on Shy Guy Yoshi.
Pink 	 	Based on Cinnamon Yoshi.
Yellow 	 	Based on Poochy Yoshi.
Green 	 	Based on Camo Yoshi.
Orange 	 	Based on Magma Yoshi.
Pink 	 	Based on Bubblegum Yoshi.
White 	 	Based on Painty Yoshi.
Blue 	 	Based on Star Yoshi.
Red 	 	Based on Naval Piranha Yoshi.
Yellow 	 	Based on Lakitu Yoshi.
Light-Blue 	 	Based on Fluffin' Puffin Yoshi.
Blue 	 	Based on Kamek Yoshi.
Black 	 	Based on Wii U Yoshi.
== Yoshi ==
Color 	Stock Icon	Description
Light-Green	 	Default
Red 	 	Based on Red Yoshis.
Blue 	 	Based on Blue Yoshis.
Yellow 	 	Based on Yellow Yoshis.
Pink 	 	Based on Pink Yoshis.
Light-Blue 	 	Based on Light-Blue Yoshis.
Purple 	 	Based on Purple Yoshis. The shoes also resmeble those worn by Purple Yoshis prior to Yoshi's Island: Super Mario Advance 3.
Black 	 	Based on Black Yoshis.
White 	 	Based on White Yoshis.
Orange 	 	Based on Orange Yoshis.
Brown 	 	Based on Brown Yoshis.
Red 	 	Based on Balloon Baby Yoshis from New Super Mario Bros. U.
Blue 	 	Based on Bubble Baby Yoshis from New Super Mario Bros. U.
Purple 	 	Based on Boshi, a character from Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars.
Purple 	 	Based on Yoob, a character from Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time.
== Credits ==
* : Sonic and Cream renders
* : Some of the hats of Pichu.
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