Wii Fit Trainer (Rave)

Wii Fit Trainer (Wii Fit トレーナー, Wii Fit Trainer) is a role of the fitness instructor in the Wii Fit series and appears as a playable character in Super Smash Bros. Rave.
The female Wii Fit Trainer is voiced by the following: October Moore in American English, Tania Emery in British English, Hitomi Hirose in Japanese, Isabella Arevalo in Latin American Spanish, Pilar Orti in Iberian Spanish, Corinne Kempa in French, Sylvia St. John in German and Lara Parmiani in Italian. The male Wii Fit Trainer is voiced by the following: Steve Heinke in American English, Luke Smith in British English, Tomoyuki Higuchi in Japanese, Horacio Mancilla in Latin American Spanish, Javier Fernández-Peña In Iberian Spanish, Francois Anseaume for diagolue and Christophe Hespel for grunts in French, Michael Hutsmann in German, and Giovanni Noto in Italian. All voice clips are reused from Smash 4.
==Attributes==
Wii Fit Trainer is a tall middleweight, with one of the longest tech rolls and ledge rolls, and possesses an unorthodox moveset. They can also crawl and wall jump.
==Moveset==
===Ground Attacks===
Neutral attack	Performs a sideways leg lift, single leg lift and lunge, attacking with an outstretched arm, knee strike and kneeling stomp, respectively. The third attack can bury opponents.
Forward tilt 	Assumes the dancer pose, simultaneously performing a knife hand thrust in front and a scorpion kick in the back.
Up tilt 	Assumes the triangle pose, attacking with an outstretched arm.
Down tilt 	Assumes the bridge pose, attacking with both knees.
Dash attack 	Assumes the gate pose as they slide to attack with an arcing arm.
Forward smash 	Assumes the warrior pose, attacking with outstretched arms on both sides.
Up smash 	Assumes the tree pose while attacking with outstretched clasped hands.
Down smash 	Performs an arm and leg lift, attacking with an outstretched arm and an outstretched leg.
===Air Attacks===
Neutral aerial	Assumes the jackknife pose while attacking with both arms and legs.
Forward aerial	Performs a single-leg extension, attacking with both an outstretched arm and leg.
Back aerial 	Assumes the cobra pose, then they perform a double-footed back kick.
Up aerial 	Assumes the half-moon pose, attacking with outstretched clasped hands.
Down aerial 	Assumes the chair pose, performing a double foot stomp.
===Grabs & Throws===
Grab 	Performs a rowing squat that grabs and lifts opponents off the ground.
Pummel 	Squeezes the opponent.
Forward throw	Does a jump serve, sending the opponent forwards.
Back throw 	Throws the opponent behind themselves, then they do a dropkick.
Up throw 	Does a jump set, launching the opponent upwards.
Down throw 	Does a vaulting horse jump, slamming the opponent onto the ground.
===Recovery Attacks===
Floor attack	Performs a spinning, double-footed roundhouse kick while getting up.
Edge attack 	Assumes a side plank pose while climbing up.
===Special Moves===
Neutral special	Sun Salutation: Assumes the sun worship pose, charging a yellow ball in the air which can be fired and deal more damage when fully charged, while also healing them by 2%.
Side special 	Header: Heads a soccer ball, which can be hit early when the special button is pressed, launching the ball at different angles when performing it early.
Up special 	Super Hoop: Hula hoops twirl around their body in order to ascend upward. If button meshed, they will ascend higher and faster.
Down special 	Deep Breathing: Takes a deep breath, causing two circles to appear centered on them. If the special button is pressed when the light blue circle touches the red circle, then it will heal them. increase their move speed and decrease damage taken. If they fail, then they don't receive the three.
Final Smash 	Wii Fit: Assumes the warrior pose, emitting several multicolored afterimages of various yoga poses forward that each deal damage, before releasing a large dancer pose that slowly travels across the stage.
==On-Screen Appearance==
*Appears performing a tree pose while standing on a Wii Balance Board, then they step off of it, in which the latter jumps up and cheerfully waves goodbye before disappearing.
==Taunts==
Up taunt 	Stretches both arms above their head and says "Let's get a good stretch.".
Side taunt	Crosses both arms, then they stretch both shoulders and says "Stretch those shoulders.".
Down taunt	Sits down and stretches both legs while saying "Let's stretch our legs.".
==Idle Poses==
*Stretches their ankles and neck.
*Performs a torso twist.
==Victory Poses==
Left 	Performs the tree pose and then the warrior pose.
Up 	Performs the triangle pose, before transitioning to the standing knee pose, and then they finish with a sideways leg lift pose.
Right	Wipes their forehead with a towel draped around their shoulders, then they give a thumbs up.
Victory Theme: A remix of a tune that plays after a save file is selected in the original Wii Fit.
==Alternate Costumes==
Half of their costumes are female, while the other half are male.
Female 	Her appearance from the original Wii Fit.
Male 	His appearance from the original Wii Fit.
Green 	Her appearance in Wii FIt Plus and Wii Fit U.
Male Green 	His appearance in Wii Fit Plus and Wii FIt U.
Red 	The Aerobics category.
Male Red 	The Aerobics category.
Yellow 	Her outfit in Yoga or Strength Activity in My Wii Fit Plus mode from Wii Fit Plus.
Male Yellow	His outfit in Yoga or Strength Activity in My Wii Fit Plus mode from Wii Fit Plus.
Category:Characters
Category:Super Smash Bros. Rave