Super Smash Bros. Ultimate x Godzilla

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate x Godzilla is the collaboration between Nintendo's crossover platform fighter Super Smash Bros. Ultimate and Toho Studios's Godzilla franchise. It is a DLC pack that contains the new playable fighter Godzilla, his home stage Tokyo Bay, multiple Godzilla-related Mii costumes and spirits, and music from across the multimedia franchise.
==Godzilla (Fighter)==
Godzillain Super Smash Bros. Ultimate	Godzillain Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
 	
Universe 	Godzilla
Availability 	Downloadable
Godzilla (ゴジラ, Gojira), the world famous King of the Monsters originates from Toho Studios's eponymous film franchise started by the first Godzilla movie in 1954. To fit in Smash, Godzilla has been shrunken from daikaiju size to the height of a suit actor. Godzilla is a super heavyweight, beating Bowser for the record of heaviest character in the game. Similarly to Bowser, Godzilla has a stronger version of his Tough Guy mechanic. His strengths are the sheer power of his attacks, especially his throws and smash attacks, as well as having good range with atomic breath and tail attacks, accompanied by a decent recovery. His weaknesses are his large hurtbox, relatively slow speed and lack of combo potential.
===Series symbol===
The Godzilla series symbol is the stylized letter “G” used in promotional images for Godzilla Minus One.
===Alternate costumes===
All of Godzilla's alts are different designs from throughout the King of the Monsters's filmography. Godzilla's alts also change his sound effects, radiation color and a few affect their Final Smash cutscene as well. 
His default costume is his appearance from 1994's Godzilla vs. SpaceGodzilla, arguably the most iconic Godzilla design and most widely used of the Heisei Godzilla designs. This alt changes the Final Smash by having Godzilla use the Spiral Heat Ray and has the military use the Super X against Godzilla.
His second alt is the design from Godzilla Minus One. His dorsal plates animate differently when charging up atomic breath to match the Oscar-winning movie more closely and has different roars. This alt changes the Final Smash to use the new charging animation as well.
His third alt is the Godzilla design from the 1954 original. His atomic breath and dorsal plates glow white with this alt and uses the original roar sounds. This alt changes the Final Smash cutscene by making it entirely black and white.
His fourth alt is from Godzilla vs. Megalon. This alt changes the Final Smash to have Rodan, Mothra (Imago form) and Anguirus appear with Godzilla to watch his destruction, all in their Showa designs.
His fifth alt is from Godzilla vs. Megaguirus. His atomic breath is orange with this costume. 
His sixth alt is the Monsterverse Godzilla design from Godzilla: King of the Monsters. This changes his roar and atomic breath sound effects.
His seventh alt is from Shin Godzilla. This makes his atomic breath and dorsals glow purple, as well as giving him the same roars as the 1954 alt. His Final Smash changes with this alt by having the city in the background be engulfed in flames like in the Shin Godzilla.
His final alt is Evolved Godzilla from Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire. This gives him the same sounds as the other Monsterverse alt and makes his atomic breath pink.
===Moveset===
====Specials====
Neutral Special: Atomic Breath
Godzilla's signature weapon, his atomic breath. This attack changes depending on how much it is charged, and makes Godzilla's dorsal plates glow when charging and releasing. To release while charging, let go of B. If B is pressed once without holding, Godzilla shoots a fireball out of his mouth which is unaffected by gravity, referencing Destroy All Monsters Melee. If charged midway, the atomic breath comes out looking like vapor, referencing its appearance in the Showa era films. This attack is a multihit, similar to Charizard’s fire breath and can be angled like it. If fully charged, the atomic breath comes out as a laser beam. The fully charged attack can kill at high percents and Godzilla takes no knockback when charging. However, the beam has a good amount of ending lag allowing Godzilla to be punished if he misses.
Side Special: Sliding Dropkick
Godzilla performs his infamous sliding dropkick from 1973's Godzilla vs. Megalon. When activated, Godzilla will quickly lean on his tail and propel himself forward quickly, turning Godzilla’s entire lower body into a hitbox, dealing the most damage if he hits the opponent with his feet. If used in the air, it works as a horizontal recovery, though it will put Godzilla in freefall.
Up Special: Atomic Flight
Godzilla turns around, curls up like a shrimp and uses his atomic breath to push him upwards, referencing the scene from Godzilla vs. Hedorah.You can change how far left or right Godzilla goes during startup. Godzilla's dorsal plates have hitboxes during this attack to make it harder to intercept
Down Special: Nuclear Pulse
Godzilla charges his entire body with radiation and the unleashes a powerful blast of nuclear energy around him, referencing the Heisei Era films. This attack does more damage and knockback the closer the opponent is the the center of the blast. This attack takes a bit of time to start up, so opponents can grab Godzilla out of it.
Final Smash: City Rampage
This is a cutscene Final Smash. Godzilla's dorsal plates glow as the King of the Monsters unleashes a great roar and dashes forward. It the hit connects, the opponent will be taken to a cutscene where they are in a Japanese city, only for Godzilla to appear at his true giant size, as JSDF weapons such as planes or maser cannons attack him. Godzilla then notices the opponent and walks toward them, proceeding to knock down some buildings to cover the opponent in rubble. He then charges up with radiation and shoots them with a blast of atomic breath, ending with a mushroom cloud coming out of the explosion. This can instantly KO the opponent if they are over 100% like in Ridley’s Final Smash.
====Taunts====
*Up taunt
Godzilla lets out a roar into the sky.
*Side taunt
Godzilla moves his arms and mouth like in King Kong vs. Godzilla.
*Down taunt
Godzilla performs his victory dance from Invasion of Astro-Monster.
==Stage (Tokyo Bay)==
GodzillaTokyo Bay	GodzillaTokyo Bay
 	
Universe 	Godzilla
Home Stage 	Godzilla
Availability 	Downloadable
Tokyo Bay is where Godzilla famously made his first appearance in Japan in the 1954 movie and has been made into Godzilla's home stage. 
Similarly to Golden Plains, this stage can stop and scroll. The walkoff stage starts off at the coast, then goes further inland to the city, showing various landmarks along the way. After reaching the final area in Japan, Mount Fuji, giant Xilien UFOs will appear and take the fighters and two background monsters to fight on Planet X, referencing Invasion of Astro-Monster. Once on Planet X, the players will fight an alien boss monster alongside the two background monsters. Once the boss is defeated, the fighters will soon be sent back to the Japanese coast via the same UFOs and the stage will loop. This stage's elements are scaled in a way to make the fighters look giant, with the characters being able to stand in the water and destroy buildings and trains. Tokyo Bay also has a day/night cycle.
Order of areas the stage scrolls through:
*Kachidoki Bridge This is where Godzilla first made landfall in Japan in 1954. Fighters are knee-deep in water and the bridge is in front of them. This blocks the view of the fighters, but the bridge can be destroyed with physical attacks.
*Shinagawa Station Trains can pass by and be picked up and thrown.
*Haneda Airport Airplanes can be picked up like items or destroyed.
*Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building
*Tokyo Tower
*Seiko House Ginza
*National Diet Building
*Mihama Nuclear Power Plant Power plant buildings can be destroyed, releasing radiation for players to absorb. This makes them heal.
*Mount Fuji
*Planet X After arrival, the Xiliens will summon a boss monster that needs to be defeated.
Various monsters and weapons from the Godzilla franchise can also appear as background cameos or stage hazards in some parts of the stage. The selection of monsters and weapons that appear is randomized as well as their animation or hazard. The animations that affect gameplay have a warning before they happen, and are removed with hazards off.
*Military tanks and planes Most common hazard. Appear on battlefield and shoot at players, dealing damage but no knockback. Can be destroyed easily.
*Super X Appears on stage in city areas less frequently than military. Flies from the left side of the screen to the right. Shoots cadmium shells and missiles at players on the way.
*Maser Cannon Appears in the background on Mount Fuji, shooting lasers at monsters and players. Can be destroyed.
*Moonlight SY-3 Can fly through battlefield on Planet X, following the Fire Dragon. Can deploy Moon Exploration Cars, which act as items that can be thrown.
*Dimension Tide Background cameo on Planet X.
*Fire Dragon Can fly through battlefield on Planet X, damaging whoever touches it. Is followed by the Moonlight SY-3.
*Godzilla Only appears if nobody is playing as Godzilla. Most common of the monsters. Can be seen coming out of the water, destroying buildings and fighting monsters and military. Can get taken to Planet X. The military jets always follow Godzilla and have hitboxes. Rubble from the buildings he destroys can fall into the battlefield, causing damage. Can also use atomic breath to attack players from the background. Heisei design.
*Anguirus Mostly a background cameo, when he can be seen rampaging through the city, being attacked by the military, or fighting another monster, but can sometimes appear on the right side of the stage when not scrolling, and curling into a ball to roll to the other side, damaging those who don’t jump over his attack. Can also get taken to Planet X. Showa design.
*Rodan Can appear flying around Mount Fuji or diving under a bridge like in his debut movie Rodan. Can get taken to Planet X. Has a chance to fly above the fighters and stun them with his supersonic flight. This appearance also has Rodan followed by military jets, which also have hitboxes. Heisei design.
*Mothra Can either appear as a larva being attacked by the military or an imago As a larva she can move from the background into the battlefield and hits whoever touches her. Also can appear approaching Tokyo Tower and making a cocoon for herself on it like in Mothra 1961. If the Tokyo Tower appearance happens during the match, Mothra can appear later on as an imago and can be seen flying around the city, sometimes fighting other monsters. If fighting, her poison scales can enter the battlefield and damage players. Imago can get taken to Planet X.
*Mechagodzilla Appears in the city background disguised as Godzilla. If playable Godzilla is in the match, Fake Godzilla will replace his atomic breath hazard. Fake Godzilla will then engage in battle with a monster, most commonly Anguirus. In the fight, he will get his disguise damaged and reveal himself as Mechagodzilla. He will then fly over to the battlefield and shoot homing missiles at the players and leave. Showa design.
*Godzilla Junior Background cameo, appears on the coast and city. Version from Godzilla vs. Destoroyah.
*Megalon Background cameo at Haneda Airport and the city areas, can be seen burrowing out of the ground and proceeding to destroy buildings and battle other background monsters. Can burrow into the battlefield, damaging anyone who touches him, then digs back underground.
*Gigan Gigan can appear flying on Planet X as a cameo or in the city. If is in the city, he will start attacking buildings and players, by being in the center of the background and slashing with his claws. If a player touches his buzzsaw chest they will take lots of damage. He will leave after a few seconds to fight another monster, guaranteed to be Mothra if her imago has already been seen. Final Wars design.
*Hedorah A rare monster, can cameo in the background of the Diet Building. Showa design.
*Manda Only appears in coastal areas, destroying buildings and fighting monsters. Final Wars design.
*Varan Engages in background monster battles. Can also cameo at Haneda Airport if Mothra isn't there, until being killed by the military dropping bombs in his mouth.
*Zilla Can appear in monster battles and in cities. Lays eggs that can hatch into baby Zillas, which appear in backgrounds. Zilla is always followed by military vehicles that enter the battlefield when he appears.
*MOGUERA Works with military. Fights monsters in background. Can fly to Planet X.
*Modified Gigan First boss monster that only appears on Planet X. Works like regular Gigan, but can be hit.
*SpaceGodzilla Second boss monster of Planet X. Stays behind the battlefield but can be hit. He attacks players by shooting them with Corona Beams and manipulating crystals to use like missiles and stage hazards.
*King Ghidorah Third boss monster that only appears on Planet X. Stays behind the battlefield but can be hit. He attacks players with gravity beams and can fly across the stage. Heisei design
*Mecha-King Ghidorah Works the same as King Ghidorah, but only appears after Ghidorah has been defeated and the stage loops back to Planet X.
Battlefield and Omega forms are based on the Tokyo Tower background, but by holding the left or right shoulder button they will be based on Mount Fuji and Planet X respectively.
==Spirits==
Due to the nature of his costumes, Godzilla comes with 8 fighter spirits.
*Godzilla
*Godzilla (Minus One)
*Godzilla 1954
*Godzilla 1973
*Godzilla 2000
*Godzilla (MonsterVerse)
*Godzilla (Shin)
*Godzilla (MonsterVerse Evolved)
This DLC's Spirit Board contains 25 spirits:
*Mothra (Larva) (can be enhanced to Mothra Imago at level 99)
*King Ghidorah
* Rodan (can be enhanced to Fire Rodan at level 99)
*Mechagodzilla (can be enhanced to Mechagodzilla II at level 99)
*Anguirus
*Gigan (can be enhanced to Modified Gigan at level 99)
*Megalon
*Biollante (Flower Beast Form) (can be enhanced to Biollante (Plant Beast Form) at level 99)
*Jet Jaguar
*Baragon
*Varan
*Destoroyah
*MUTOs
*Kumonga
*Hedorah (Flying Form) (can be enhanced to Hedorah (Perfect Form) at level 99)
*Zilla
* Titanosaurus
*Meganulon (can be enhanced to Megaguirus at level 99)
* Ebirah
*Kiryu
*MOGUERA
* SpaceGodzilla
*Monster X (can be enhanced to Keizer Ghidorah at level 99)
*Minilla
*Oxygen Destroyer
==Music==
Godzilla's DLC comes with multiple music tracks originating from various Godzilla media, including movies, shows and video games. 
*Godzilla's Theme (New Remix) (Godzilla's iconic theme, composed by Akira Ifukube)
*Japanese Army March (New Remix) (Remix from Godzilla 1954)
*Godzilla! (New Remix) (The theme song for Godzilla 2014, composed by Alexandre Desplat)
*Godzilla March (New Remix) (Remix of the promotional song for Godzilla vs. Gigan)
*Godzilla March (Original version of the Godzilla vs. Gigan song)
*Divine/Resolution (New Remix) (Remix of the songs “Divine” and “Resolution” from Godzilla Minus One)
*The Theme of GODZILLA (From Godzilla Island)
*Godzilla -1.0 Suite (Godzilla suites from Godzilla Minus One
* The Giant Demon God (New Remix) (Remix of the theme song from King Kong vs. Godzilla)
*King of Monsters (From Godzilla: Final Wars)
* Deeper Underground (From GODZILLA 1998)
*Echoes of Love (New Remix) (Remix of credits song from Godzilla vs. SpaceGodzilla)
*Echoes of Love (From Godzilla vs. SpaceGodzilla)
*Battle in Outer Space (From Toho's Battle in Outer Space, also used in Shin Godzilla)
*Destroy All Monsters (New Remix) (Remix of title theme from Destroy All Monsters)
* Destroy All Monsters (Title theme from Destroy All Monsters)
*Godzilla Raids Again (New Remix) (Title from Godzilla Raids Again)
*Bio Wars (From Godzilla vs. Biollante)
*Mothra's Song (New Remix) (Remix of Mothra's Song which originated in 1961's Mothra)
*Mothra's Song (Instrumental) (New Remix) (Instrumental version)
*Mothra's Song (1992) (From Godzilla vs. Mothra)
*Mothra's Song (1961) (From Mothra)
*Defeat Mechagodzilla! (New Remix) (Remix of the theme from Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla)
*Defeat Mechagodzilla! (Instrumental) (New Remix) (Instrumental version)
*Defeat Mechagodzilla! (From Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla)
*Miyarabi's Prayer (From Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla)
*Return the Sun! (Japanese) (From Godzilla vs. Hedorah)
*Return the Sun! (English) (From Godzilla vs. Hedorah)
*Ghidorah Theme (New Remix) (Remix from Godzilla: King of the Monsters)
*Godzilla So-Fa-Mi-Re-Do (From Adventure! Godzilland)
*Godzilland (From Get Going! Godzilland, starts off with the 90s version then plays the 80s version)
*Planet X Theme (New Remix) (Remixed from Godzilla, Monster of Monsters!)
*Planet X Theme (From Godzilla, Monster of Monsters!)
*Godzilla, Monster of Monsters Medley (New remix of various songs from Godzilla, Monster of Monsters, including the themes for the title, Earth, Mars, Saturn, boss fights and more)
*Godzilla, Monster of Monsters Retro Medley (Medley of various songs from Godzilla, Monster of Monsters but not remixed)
*Who Will Know? (From Shin Godzilla)
*Persecution of the Masses/Who Will Know?(New Remix) (Remix of “Persecution of the Masses” and “Who Will Know?” from Shin Godzilla)
*Tokyo Area (From Godzilla Battle Line
*Godzilla and Jet Jaguar Punch! Punch! Punch! (From Godzilla vs. Megalon, included with purchase of Jet Jaguar Mii Costume)
==Mii Costumes==
This DLC is also accompanied by 7 Mii Fighter costumes, all themed around the Godzilla franchise. All except for the Shobijin Outfit and J.X.S.D.F Cap are suits that cover the Mii's faces.
*J.X.S.D.F Cap (Headgear, based on the outfit of the Japanese Xenomorph Self-Defense Force from Godzilla Against Mechagodzilla.
*Shobijin Outfit (Brawler, based on the 1961 design)
*Gigan Suit (Swordfighter, based on the Showa design. Sword is Gigan's claw)
* King Ghidorah Suit (Gunner, based on Showa design. Middle head covers the Mii head, left and right heads are arms)
*Rodan Suit (Brawler, based on Millennium design. Wings are shrunken down a bit)
*Kiryu Suit (Gunner, based on Kiryu's appearance in Godzilla Against Mechagodzilla when given battle gear. The Mii uses the guns attached to Kiryu's wrists.
*Jet Jaguar Suit (Brawler, comes with music track Godzilla and Jet Jaguar Punch! Punch! Punch!)
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