Super Smash Bros. Havoc

Super Smash Bros. Havoc, often referred to by shorthands such as Smash 5, Havoc, SSB6, or SSBH, is a fighting game developed by Bandai Namco Entertainment Inc., Sora Ltd., and Outer Limits Co. and published by Nintendo for the Nintendo Switch. It is the fifth entry in the Super Smash Bros. series of fighting games, and brings back many features from the previous installments. It was released in late 2019 to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the original Super Smash Bros. for the Nintendo 64.
Super Smash Bros. Havoc plays very similarly to the previous installment, Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U, with many characters and other elements remaining largely unchanged. Rather than overhauling way the game works as previous titles have tended to do, Havoc builds upon 3DS and Wii U and improves its features. Havoc also brings back many elements from previous games that were not in 3DS and Wii U, such as the Adventure and Story Modes, Stickers, and even several fighters.
==Gameplay==
The gameplay in Super Smash Bros. Havoc, at its core, remains relatively unchanged from Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U. Players play as one of many Nintendo characters and fight each other or computer-controlled opponents on Nintendo-themed arenas with the intent of knocking them off the stage or off-screen in order to K.O. or "kill" them. Every time a player is attacked, their damage percentage increases (from 0% to 999%). The higher a players' damage percentage is, the farther they will be launched when they are attacked and the more likely they are to be killed. Players can use a multitude of items that gradually spawn in fights to their advantage, and can even summon other characters and Pokémon to fight for them.
As stated previously, Havoc focuses less on restructuring how the game plays, and more on refining the existing aspects, including features returning from previous games in the series. A major focus point of Havoc's improvements is the online section of the game, where an entirely new section called Smash Community has been created with the intent of bringing players together and allowing for a more accessable and enyoyable experience.
===General Changes===
*Blast zones have been decreased, now being sized somewhere in between Super Smash Bros. Brawl and Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U.
*More stages will have stage hazards that can be disabled in settings, along with stage bosses.
===New Features===
*Restoration is a new mechanic in the game that can be toggled on or off (default is off). With it on, players will gradually recover from damage, and the longer one goes undamaged, the more health they regain. This feature is exclusive to local matches and online with friends.
*As previously mentioned, a new online forum called the Smash Community can be accessed through the online menu. The forums works similarly to other existing Super Smash Bros. forums, except it is integrated into the game itself. Through a profile connected to the user's Miiverse account, players can post in forums and take part in a variety of different events. Players can create an online Smash Bros. profile for the forum called My Smash Page, where they can list information about themselves such as their favourite fighters, stages, items, assist trophies, etc.. Through the forum and profiles, players can add each other as friends, post screenshots and replays, invite each other to battles, and more. 
==Modes==
Super Smash Bros. Havoc features the most amount of modes in any Smash Bros. game, mainly due to bringing back many previous modes that did not return in later titles.
===Versus Mode===
Versus Mode is a mode that allows players to fight each other or computer opponents in a basic battle. In vanilla Versus Mode, up to 4 players or computer fighters can battle in either one of two modes, Smash, which is essentially a free-for-all mode where the last man standing wins, and Team Battles, where players can be assigned to the red, blue, or green, and the last team standing wins.
Items are on by default, and players can change their spawn rate, change which items spawn, or completely disable them. Players can also determine whether the battle will be Time (match ends after a certain amount of time has passed and the player with the most KOs wins. If a player gets KO's themselves, they lose a point at the end of the match. If the battle ends with a tie, the match will enter Sudden Death where all fighters that tied have 300% health, one life, and deal massive damage) or Stock (players fight with a certain amount of lives and the match ends when only one person is left with lives, with that player being crowned the winner).
Fighter Customization can be turned on to allow for Custom Fighters to be played, but is off by default. Several alterations of Versus Mode exist that change the way the mode works.
===Special Smash===
Special Smash is a form of Versus Mode where players are able to customize several different factors to significantly change the way the game plays. None of these options are mandatory, and any of them can be turned off to set them back to default.
*Health: 300%/Stamina
*Restoration: Low/High
*Size: Mega/Mini
*Head: Flower/Bunny
*Body: Metal/Clear/Tail/Rocket Belt/Screw/Back Shield
*Status: Curry/Reflect
*Gravity: Light/Heavy
*Speed: Slow/Fast
*Camera: Fixed/Angled
===8-Player Smash===
8-Player Smash is a mode that allows 8 players or computer fighters to play in a battle rather than only 4. In this mode, only certain stages can be picked, with most of the smaller ones being unavailable, though some stages increase their size to accommodate the increase in fighter amount. Many stage hazards are also disabled in 8-Player Smash. In Team Battles, an additional team color, yellow, can be chosen.
===With Anyone===
With Anyone is an online Versus Mode that allows players to connect to online and play with strangers. There are two different sub-modes, For Fun, and For Glory. If players disconnect in this mode, they are replaced with computer opponents. In For Fun, they are replaced with a level 3 opponent, while they are replaced by a level 5 opponent in For Glory.
*1-on-1 Stock Match: Two random players fight each other. Each player has three stocks. Last man standing wins.
*2-on-2 Stock Match: Two teams of two players each fight against each other. Each player has three stocks. Last team standing wins.
*4 Player Free-for-all Timed Match: Four players fight in a free-for-all battle. Match lasts three minutes. The player with the most KOs at the end wins.
====For Fun====
For Fun is a mode within With Anyone that focus on allowing players to have fun and play casually rather than being competitive, like in For Glory. All items are turned on and all stages are available and chosen by random. Players' wins in this mode will be recorded on their record, though all other statistics are not. Character customization is allowed in this mode, though players can turn it and items off to be matched with other players with same settings.
====For Glory====
For Glory is a mode within With Anyone that focuses on competition and strategy rather than casual fun, like in For Fun. Items and character customization are permanently disabled, only Omega versions of stages are available, and all statistics are recorded on players' records. Self destructing will deduct two points in this mode in timed matches rather than one.
====Conquest====
===With Friends===
===Spectator Mode===
===Story Mode===
Super Smash Bros. Havoc features a story mode similar to the Subspace Emissary from Super Smash Bros. Brawl. However, this time around, it features various places from Nintendo's series instead of a generic, realistic world. It is also considerably longer, includes fully voiced dialogue for specific characters, and has more polished and varying gameplay depending on the level.
===Classic Mode===
====Legacy Classic Mode====
===Adventure Mode===
===All-Star Mode===
====Super-Star Mode====
===Tower of Smash===
===Smash Party===
A revamp of Super Smash Bros. for Wii U's Smash Tour, Smash Party borrows elements from the Mario Party games, in that it takes place on a giant gameboard with players moving certain amounts of spaces. It can be played solo with computer opponents, locally, or online. Once the game is started, the players will have to complete a competitive or cooperative challenge, which can range anywhere from defeating a certain amount of enemies, clearing a target smash round, beating a boss, or even competing against each other. The score the player gets at the end of the challenge, which is a max of 25, determines how many spaces they will move in the next round. The space they land on gives each player some sort of reward; be it Smash Coins, trophies, or even the ability to advance further on the gameboard. Once a player reaches the end, they will receive a giant reward, containing Smash Coins, trophies, stamps, custom moves, etc.. Smash Party has several gameboards to play on that are themed after many of Nintendo's series.
===Smash Run===
===Tourney===
===Events===
===Stadium===
====Target Smash!====
====Target Blast====
====Board the Platforms====
====Home-Run Contest====
====Multi-Man Mode====
*10-Man Mode:
*100-Man Mode:
*3-Minute Smash:
*15-Minute Smash:
*1-Hour Smash:
*Rival Smash:
*Endless Smash:
*Cruel Smash:
====Special Orders====
*Master Orders:
*Crazy Orders:
====Boss Battles====
====Training Mode====
====Stage Builder====
==Smash Shop==
The Trophy Shop from Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U, though players can now purchase stickers and music in addition to trophies.
These items can be bought from the store at varying prices using coins acquired in other modes, such as the Story Mode, Adventure Mode, and Classic Mode. The shop is split into three sections, one for each item, and will sell 8 stickers, 8 trophies, and 4 pieces of music at a time.
==Vault==
===Album===
===Badge Collection===
:For more information on Badges, see this.
===Challenges===
===Chronicle===
===Masterpieces===
:For more information on Masterpieces, see this.
===Replays===
====Tips====
====Trophies & Stickers====
:For more information on Trophies, see this.
:For more information on Stickers, see this.
*Trophy Gallery:
*Trophy Hoard:
*Coin Launcher:
*Sticker Album:
*Sticker Center:
==Smash Community==
===My Smash Page===
My Smash Page is the name for the player's profile for Super Smash Bros. Havoc, accessible through the Smash Community. Every player has one, and it is directly tied to the user's Miiverse account. It is essentially a page for players to document information about themselves that can be accessed through the main menu. Players can find each others' pages through a search bar in the Online menu, or by accessing it while in a match with them, and then add them as friends so they can easily find them again. Through the page, players can also invite each other to battles, regardless of their status as friends, and can also view anybody's Miiverse account through a button on the profile.
By default, the info provided is limited; the player's username, time spent playing, most used fighter, and most used stage are listed from the start, but there are many other options to add.
Below is a list of all the features players can add to their Smash Page:
*Real Name
*Birthday
*Country
*Description of Themselves (max 300 words)
*Current Mood
*Favourite Video Game
*Favourite Show
*Favourite Movie
*Favourite Book
*Super Smash Bros. Info:
**Favourite Smash Fighters, Stages, Items, Assist Trophies, Poké Ball Pokémon, Music, Trophies, Stickers
**Most Used Smash Fighters, Stages, Items, Assist Trophies, Poké Ball Pokémon, Music, Trophies, Stickers
**Least Favourite Smash Fighters, Stages, Items, Assist Trophies, Poké Ball Pokémon, Music, Trophies, Stickers
**Least Used Smash Fighters, Stages, Items, Assist Trophies, Poké Ball Pokémon, Music, Trophies, Stickers
Super Smash Bros. favourites and least favourites can be starred or X'd out in their respective menus, while the amount of most and least used being displayed on thepage can be changed in the options, with a maximum of 5 each.
===Page Themes===
There are a multitude of different themes that can be applied to the Smash Community, which can change the color of the form, shape of buttons and images, and even change sound effects. These themes can also be optionally applied to My Smash Page, or different themes can be applied to each. Whichever theme is applied to a player's Smash Page will be viewable by any player that accesses it, regardless of their own applied theme. Very few themes are available to start, with most of them having to be unlocked or bought in the Smash Shop.
==Global Smash Power==
==Characters==
===Playable Characters===
Super Smash Bros. Havoc features 108 playable characters (111 including transformations), consisting of 65 returning fighters and 43 newcomers (46 including transformations). Of these characters, 37 have to be unlocked before becoming available (40 including transformations).
Additionally, 16 other characters appear as alternate costumes for preexisting fighters.
Fighters that previously appeared as clones of other fighters have all received changes, with no true clones appearing in Havoc. Many of them have been upgraded to semi-clones, while some have made the full push to unique fighters. There are a total of 12 semi-clones in the game.
Like in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U, transformation characters remain as individual fighters, with one exception; Young Link has returned from Super Smash Bros. Melee, with a new moveset based around his ability to transform using masks. He is the only transformation fighter in the game. Deku Link, Goron Link, and Zora Link can be selected themselves before a battle through Young Link's alternate costume menu.
Every single previously playable fighter returns in Super Smash Bros. Havoc.
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
Veterans 	Veterans 	Veterans 	Veterans 	Veterans 	Veterans 	Veterans 	Veterans 	Veterans 	Veterans 	Veterans 	Veterans 	Veterans 	Veterans 	Veterans 	Veterans
Mario 	Mario 	Luigi 	Luigi 	Peach 	Peach 	Bowser 	Bowser 	Bowser Jr. 	Bowser Jr. 	Rosalina & Luma	Rosalina & Luma	Dr. Mario 	Dr. Mario 	Donkey Kong	Donkey Kong
Diddy Kong	Diddy Kong	Yoshi 	Yoshi 	Wario 	Wario 	Link 	Link 	Zelda 	Zelda 	Sheik 	Sheik 	Ganondorf 	Ganondorf 	Toon Link 	Toon Link
Young Link	Young Link	Samus 	Samus 	Zero Suit Samus	Zero Suit Samus	Kirby 	Kirby 	Meta Knight 	Meta Knight 	King Dedede 	King Dedede 	Fox 	Fox 	Falco 	Falco
Wolf 	Wolf 	Pikachu 	Pikachu 	Ivysaur 	Ivysaur 	Charizard 	Charizard 	Squirtle 	Squirtle 	Jigglypuff 	Jigglypuff 	Mewtwo 	Mewtwo 	Pichu 	Pichu
Lucario 	Lucario 	Greninja 	Greninja 	Captain Falcon 	Captain Falcon 	Ness 	Ness 	Lucas 	Lucas 	Marth 	Marth 	Roy 	Roy 	Ike 	Ike
Lucina 	Lucina 	Robin 	Robin 	Corrin 	Corrin 	Mr. Game & Watch	Mr. Game & Watch	Ice Climbers 	Ice Climbers 	Pit 	Pit 	Palutena 	Palutena 	Dark Pit 	Dark Pit
R.O.B. 	R.O.B. 	Olimar 	Olimar 	Little Mac 	Little Mac 	Duck Hunt 	Duck Hunt 	Villager 	Villager 	Wii Fit Trainer 	Wii Fit Trainer 	Shulk 	Shulk 	Snake 	Snake
 	 	Sonic 	Sonic 	Mega Man 	Mega Man 	Pac-Man 	Pac-Man 	Ryu 	Ryu 	Cloud 	Cloud 	Bayonetta 	Bayonetta 	 	
 	 	 	 	 	Mii Brawler 	Mii Brawler 	Mii Swordfighter 	Mii Swordfighter	Mii Gunner 	Mii Gunner 	 	 	 	 	
Newcomers 	Newcomers 	Newcomers 	Newcomers 	Newcomers 	Newcomers 	Newcomers 	Newcomers 	Newcomers 	Newcomers 	Newcomers 	Newcomers 	Newcomers 	Newcomers 	Newcomers 	Newcomers
Toad 	Toad 	Daisy 	Daisy 	Waluigi 	Waluigi 	Dry Bowser 	Dry Bowser 	Paper Mario 	Paper Mario 	Geno 	Geno 	Dixie Kong 	Dixie Kong 	Cranky Kong	Cranky Kong
Funky Kong	Funky Kong	King K. Rool 	King K. Rool 	Kamek 	Kamek 	Impa 	Impa 	Tingle 	Tingle 	Midna 	Midna 	Urbosa 	Urbosa 	Toon Zelda 	Toon Zelda
Deku Link 	Deku Link 	Goron Link 	Goron Link 	Zora Link 	Zora Link 	Ridley 	Ridley 	Waddle Dee 	Waddle Dee 	Galacta Knight 	Galacta Knight 	Yarn Kirby 	Yarn Kirby 	Gardevoir 	Gardevoir
Zoroark 	Zoroark 	Decidueye 	Decidueye 	Salazzle 	Salazzle 	Pokémon Trainer 	Pokémon Trainer 	Lyn 	Lyn 	Camilla 	Camilla 	Rex 	Rex 	Mach Rider 	Mach Rider
Isaac 	Isaac 	Andy 	Andy 	Chibi-Robo 	Chibi-Robo 	Karate Joe 	Karate Joe 	Captain Rainbow 	Captain Rainbow	Wonder-Red 	Wonder-Red 	Inkling 	Inkling 	Spring Man 	Spring Man
 	 	Banjo & Kazooie	Banjo & Kazooie	Crash 	Crash 	Spyro 	Spyro 	Goku 	Goku 	Mii Sorcerer 	Mii Sorcerer 	Mii Olympian	Mii Olympian	 	
Bold denotes unlockable characters.Italics denotes Young Link's transformations.
====Alternate Costume Characters====
Like in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U, several fighters appear as alternate costumes for other characters, accessible through palette swaps. They are effectively separate fighters that share the exact same moveset and character slot as the fighter they are a costume of; they have no gameplay differences.
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
Veterans 	Veterans 	Veterans 	Veterans 	Veterans 	Veterans 	Veterans 	Veterans 	Veterans 	Veterans 	Veterans 	Veterans 	Veterans 	Veterans 	Veterans 	Veterans
Larry Koopa	Larry Koopa	Roy Koopa	Roy Koopa	Lemmy Koopa	Lemmy Koopa	Wendy O. Koopa	Wendy O. Koopa	Iggy Koopa	Iggy Koopa	Morton Koopa Jr.	Morton Koopa Jr.	Ludwig von Koopa	Ludwig von Koopa	Alph 	Alph
Newcomers 	Newcomers 	Newcomers	Newcomers	Newcomers 	Newcomers 	Newcomers 	Newcomers 	Newcomers 	Newcomers 	Newcomers 	Newcomers 	Newcomers 	Newcomers 	Newcomers 	Newcomers
Toadette 	Toadette 	Dr. Luigi	Dr. Luigi	Tetra 	Tetra 	Plusle 	Plusle 	Minun 	Minun 	Prince Fluff 	Prince Fluff 	Chrom 	Chrom 	Ribbon Girl	Ribbon Girl
Bold denotes costumes for unlockable characters.
===Bosses===
Bosses are special, non-playable fighters that appear in seveal modes. They are large, sturdy, and strong opponents with a large amount of health and take time and strategy to defeat. Master Hand, Crazy Hand, and Master Core all appear as bosses in Classic Mode, Metal Mario appears occasionally in Classic Mode and as a boss in Adventure mode, joined by Metal Luigi in higher difficulties, and all of the aforementioned bosses appear alongside the rest of the bosses in the Story Mode, and are featured in the Boss Battles mode once it is unlocked. The Fighting Polygon Team return from the original Super Smash Bros. as a boss in Classic Mode and Adventure Mode, but does not appear in Story Mode or Boss Battles. There are 18 bosses in total.
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
Returning Bosses	Returning Bosses	Returning Bosses	Returning Bosses	Returning Bosses	Returning Bosses	Returning Bosses	Returning Bosses	Returning Bosses	Returning Bosses	Returning Bosses	Returning Bosses	Returning Bosses	Returning Bosses 	Returning Bosses 	Returning Bosses
 	Master Hand 	Master Hand 	Crazy Hand 	Crazy Hand 	Metal Mario 	Metal Mario 	Metal Luigi 	Metal Luigi 	Porky Minch 	Porky Minch 	Master Core 	Master Core 	Fighting Polygon Team	Fighting Polygon Team	
New Bosses 	New Bosses 	New Bosses 	New Bosses 	New Bosses 	New Bosses 	New Bosses 	New Bosses 	New Bosses 	New Bosses 	New Bosses 	New Bosses 	New Bosses 	New Bosses 	New Bosses 	New Bosses
King Boo 	King Boo 	Motley Bossblob 	Motley Bossblob 	Mad Jack 	Mad Jack 	Gohma 	Gohma 	Yveltal 	Yveltal 	Dyna Blade 	Dyna Blade 	Kraid 	Kraid 	Stoneborn 	Stoneborn
 	 	 	 	 	Hewdraw 	Hewdraw 	DJ Octavio 	DJ Octavio 	Ultimate Ghost 	Ultimate Ghost 	 	 	 	 	
===Enemies===
:See: Super Smash Bros. Havoc/Enemies.
==Stages==
There is a total of 95 stages to fight on in Super Smash Bros. Havoc, consisting of 48 new stages and 47 appearing from previous Super Smash Bros. games. Of these, 29 are unlockable and 12 are downloadable. 
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
Default Stages 	Default Stages 	Default Stages 	Default Stages 	Default Stages 	Default Stages 	Default Stages 	Default Stages 	Default Stages 	Default Stages
Mario's Rainbow Castle	Mario's Rainbow Castle	Theater 	Theater 	Delfino Plaza 	Delfino Plaza 	Luigi's Mansion 	Luigi's Mansion 	Mario Galaxy 	Mario Galaxy
Mushroom Kingdom U 	Mushroom Kingdom U 	Rainbow Road 	Rainbow Road 	Super Mario Maker	Super Mario Maker	Cliffside Slide 	Cliffside Slide 	Kongo Jungle 	Kongo Jungle
Jungle Hijinx 	Jungle Hijinx 	Wooly World 	Wooly World 	Temple 	Temple 	Great Bay 	Great Bay 	Spear Pillar 	Spear Pillar
 	 	Kalos Pokémon League	Kalos Pokémon League	Boxing Ring 	Boxing Ring 	Wii Fit Studio 	Wii Fit Studio 	 	
Unlockable Stages 	Unlockable Stages 	Unlockable Stages 	Unlockable Stages 	Unlockable Stages	Unlockable Stages	Unlockable Stages	Unlockable Stages	Unlockable Stages	Unlockable Stages
Bowser's Castle 	Bowser's Castle 	Dr. Mario 	Dr. Mario 	Mario Bros. 	Mario Bros. 	Gangplank Galleon	Gangplank Galleon	75m 	75m
 	 	Great Fairy Fountain	Great Fairy Fountain	Magicant 	Magicant 	Wrecking Crew 	Wrecking Crew 	 	
==Items==
:For a full list of items, see: Super Smash Bros. Havoc/Items.
===Assist Trophies===
:For more information on the Assist Trophy fighters, see: Super Smash Bros. Havoc/Assist Trophies.
Assist Trophies return from the previous two installments as fighters that can be summoned through the Assist Trophy item. Like in Super Smash Bros. Brawl, there are some Assist Trophies that must be unlocked before they are able to be summoned. There are 75 Assist Trophies in total, with 18 being unlockable.
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
Assist Trophies	Assist Trophies	Assist Trophies 	Assist Trophies 	Assist Trophies	Assist Trophies	Assist Trophies	Assist Trophies	Assist Trophies	Assist Trophies	Assist Trophies	Assist Trophies	Assist Trophies 	Assist Trophies 	Assist Trophies	Assist Trophies
Birdo 	Birdo 	Lakitu and Spinies	Lakitu and Spinies	Hammer Bro. 	Hammer Bro. 	Chain Chomp 	Chain Chomp 	Petey Piranha 	Petey Piranha 	Boom Boom 	Boom Boom 	Professor E. Gadd	Professor E. Gadd	Rawk Hawk 	Rawk Hawk
Rambi the Rhino	Rambi the Rhino	Tiki Tong 	Tiki Tong 	Poochy 	Poochy 	Kat & Ana 	Kat & Ana 	Ashley 	Ashley 	Captain Syrup 	Captain Syrup 	Ghirahim 	Ghirahim 	Zant 	Zant
 	 	 	 	Skull Kid 	Skull Kid 	Lana 	Lana 	Ravio 	Ravio 	Saria 	Saria 	 	 	 	
*Bold denotes unlockable Assist Trophies.
===Poké Balls===
:For more information on the Poké Ball Pokémon, see: Super Smash Bros. Havoc/Poké Ball Pokémon.
Much like Assist Trophies, Pokémon are able to be summoned from the Poké Ball or Master Ball items, as they have been in all previous installments. Unlike past games, there are some Poké Ball Pokémon that have to be unlocked before they can be summoned. There is a total of 85 Pokémon available, and 20 of them must be unlocked. Additionally, 3 Pokémon from Generation 1 (Raichu, Sandslash, and Meowth) have an Alola form that may spawn instead of the original.
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
Poké Ball Pokémon	Poké Ball Pokémon	Poké Ball Pokémon	Poké Ball Pokémon	Poké Ball Pokémon	Poké Ball Pokémon	Poké Ball Pokémon	Poké Ball Pokémon	Poké Ball Pokémon	Poké Ball Pokémon	Poké Ball Pokémon 	Poké Ball Pokémon 	Poké Ball Pokémon	Poké Ball Pokémon	Poké Ball Pokémon	Poké Ball Pokémon
Bulbasaur 	Bulbasaur 	Charmeleon 	Charmeleon 	Blastoise 	Blastoise 	Beedrill 	Beedrill 	Raichu 	Raichu 	Alolan Raichu 	Alolan Raichu 	Sandslash 	Sandslash 	Alolan Sandslash 	Alolan Sandslash
Meowth 	Meowth 	Alolan Meowth 	Alolan Meowth 	Gengar 	Gengar 	Voltorb 	Voltorb 	Staryu 	Staryu 	Ditto 	Ditto 	Eevee 	Eevee 	Snorlax 	Snorlax
Dragonite 	Dragonite 	Mew 	Mew 	Cyndaquil 	Cyndaquil 	Togepi 	Togepi 	Bellossom 	Bellossom 	Unown 	Unown 	Wobbuffet 	Wobbuffet 	Scizor 	Scizor
Porygon2 	Porygon2 	Suicune 	Suicune 	Tyranitar 	Tyranitar 	Lugia 	Lugia 	Celebi 	Celebi 	Treecko 	Treecko 	Blaziken 	Blaziken 	Gulpin 	Gulpin
Zangoose 	Zangoose 	Seviper 	Seviper 	Snorunt 	Snorunt 	Salamence 	Salamence 	Metagross 	Metagross 	Latias & Latios	Latias & Latios	Rayquaza 	Rayquaza 	Jirachi 	Jirachi
Deoxys 	Deoxys 	Torterra 	Torterra 	Monferno 	Monferno 	Piplup 	Piplup 	Staraptor 	Staraptor 	Ambipom 	Ambipom 	Bonsly 	Bonsly 	Garchomp 	Garchomp
Munchlax 	Munchlax 	Croagunk 	Croagunk 	Abomasnow 	Abomasnow 	Weavile 	Weavile 	Rhyperior 	Rhyperior 	Gallade 	Gallade 	Manaphy 	Manaphy 	Darkrai 	Darkrai
Victini 	Victini 	Dewott 	Dewott 	Seismitoad 	Seismitoad 	Throh & Sawk 	Throh & Sawk 	Zorua 	Zorua 	Mienshao 	Mienshao 	Bisharp 	Bisharp 	Volcarona 	Volcarona
Keldeo 	Keldeo 	Meloetta 	Meloetta 	Genesect 	Genesect 	Chesnaught 	Chesnaught 	Gogoat 	Gogoat 	Inkay 	Inkay 	Barbaracle 	Barbaracle 	Heliolisk 	Heliolisk
Hawlucha 	Hawlucha 	Goodra 	Goodra 	Xerneas 	Xerneas 	Zygarde 	Zygarde 	Volcanion 	Volcanion 	Rowlett 	Rowlett 	Incineroar 	Incineroar 	Crabominable 	Crabominable
Cutiefly 	Cutiefly 	Wishiwashi 	Wishiwashi 	Mimikyu 	Mimikyu 	Kommo-o 	Kommo-o 	Tapu Koko 	Tapu Koko 	Cosmog 	Cosmog 	Celesteela 	Celesteela 	Marshadow 	Marshadow
*Bold denotes unlockable Pokémon.
==Unlockable Content==
:See: Super Smash Bros. Havoc/Unlockable Content.
==Trivia==
*Super Smash Bros. Havoc is the first game in the series to:
**Introduce a new fighter in the Yoshi series, with .
**Introduce a Legend of Zelda fighter that isn't a variation of Link, Zelda, or Ganondorf.
**Have more than two playable versions of a single character, as there are six separate versions of Link in the game (three of them being transformation characters).
**Introduce a third-party fighter to an existing series, with .
**Represent every generation of Pokémon games with playable fighters.
***It is also the first game to represent a generation other than Generation 1 with multiple fighters, as there are two fighters from Generation 7.
**Feature multiple Pokémon fighters with the same type since Super Smash Bros. Melee, where the Electric type was represented twice, with Pikachu and Pichu.
***It is also the first game to represent more than one type twice, as Fire, Grass, Water, Poison, Psychic, Dark, and Fairy types are all represented more than once in addition to Electric.
**Bring back all of the playable fighters from a previous game since Super Smash Melee. All playable fighters from previous entries in the series return in this game.
**Not cut a previously playable fighter.
*Super Smash Bros. Havoc introduces more newcomers for a single series than any previous game, as the The Legend of Zelda series receives eight newcomers (three of them being transformation characters). The Legend of Zelda series previously held this record with four newcomers in Melee.
*Super Smash Bros. Havoc marks the first ever playable appearance for , , , and .
*All seven characters from "The Forbidden Seven" - the playable characters that were intended to appear in Super Smash Bros. Brawl but were cut - appear as playable fighters: Dr. Mario, , and return from Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U, and Toon Zelda appear as newcomers, and and Tetra appear as alternate costumes.
==Gallery==
===Box arts and logos===
SuperSmashBrosHavocLogo.png|English logo.
SSBHBoxart2018.png|North American box art.
SuperSmashBrosHavocBoxart.png|Beta North American box art.
===Character artwork===
ToadSSBH.png|
DaisySSBH.png|
WaluigiSSBH.png|
DixieKongSSBH.png|
KarateJoeSSBH.png|
Dr.LuigiSSBH.png|
===Other===
SSBHCharacterSelect.png|Character select screen with all characters unlocked.
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