Super Smash Bros. Galactic Battle

Super Smash Bros. Galactic Battle (Japanese: 大乱闘スマッシュブラザーズスイッチ銀河系の戦い Dairantō Sumasshu Burazāzu Gingakei no Tatakai) is a game that was be released for the Nintendo Switch system in Summer 2020. The game is the sixth installment of the Super Smash Bros. franchise (seventh if the 3DS and Wii U versions of Smash 4 are considered their own installments) and is the sequel to the previous installment Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. Galactic Battle features several elements from previous games, such as the return of Spirits from Ultimate, as well as a Cinematic Story Mode titled The Elemental Labrynith.
Series creator Masahiro Sakurai and the previous teams of both Sora Ltd. and Bandai-Namco return to develop the main game once more, with the Elemental Labrynith and several other new modes are being created by Sactown Studios in order to let the previous development teams balance the roster while letting Sactown add more content. Sakurai is the executive producer for the game, and Sactown Studios founder Dennis Muldrew takes on the mantle of game director. Sactown confirmed that Sakurai insisted on taking a back seat for development in order to allow a new director to bring fresh ideas for the series.
==Gameplay==
The Super Smash Bros. series is a dramatic departure from many fighting games. Instead of winning by depleting an opponent's life bar, Smash Bros players seek to knock opposing characters off the stage. In Super Smash Bros., characters have a damage total, represented by a percentage value, which rises as they take damage and can exceed 100%. As a character's percentage rises, he can be knocked progressively farther by an opponent's attacks. To KO an opponent, the player must send that character flying off the edge of the stage, which is not an enclosed arena but rather an area with open boundaries, usually a set of suspended platforms. When a character is knocked off the stage, he may use jumping moves to (attempt to) return; as some characters' jumps are longer-ranged, they may have an easier time "recovering" than others. Additionally, some characters are heavier than others, making it harder for an opponent to knock them off the edge but likewise harder to recover.
Smash Bros.'s play controls are greatly simplified in comparison to other fighting games. While traditional fighting games such as Street Fighter or Soul Calibur require the player to memorize button-input combinations (sometimes lengthy and complicated, and often specific to a character), Smash Bros uses the same one-attack-button, one-control-stick-direction combinations to access all moves for all characters. Characters are not limited to constantly facing their opponent but may run around freely. Smash Bros. also implements blocking and dodging mechanics, which can be used both on the ground and in the air. Grabbing and throwing other characters are also possible, allowing for a large variety of ways to attack.
One additional major element in the Super Smash Bros. series is the inclusion of battle items, of which players can control the frequency of appearance. There are conventional "battering items" with which a player may hit an opponent, such as a baseball bat or a sword, as well as throwing items, including Bob-ombs and shells, and shooting items, either single shot guns or rapid fire blasters. Recovery items allow the user to lose varying amounts of their damage percent. From the Pokémon franchise come Poké Balls that release a random Pokémon onto the battlefield to assist the user; Brawl introduces a new "Assist Trophy" item which serves a similar purpose, albeit being capable of summoning a wider range of characters from a variety of franchises. Brawl also introduces items called Smash Balls, which allow fighters to perform powerful character-specific attacks, known as Final Smashes.
==Modes==
===Multiplayer===
*Smash ~ The main mode of Galactic Battle! 4 to 8 Players battle it out in multiple styles!
**Time ~
**Stock ~
**Stamina ~
*Smashdown!
*Special Smash
*8-Player Smash
*Tourney
===Single Player===
*Classic Mode ~ Select a style and battle through an arcade-style mode complete with battles, minigames, and bosses!
**64 Style ~ Party like its 1999! Every battle from the original that started it all has been recreated, complete with all of the minigames, and a battle with Master Hand at the end!
**Melee Style ~ Enter the Millennium of 2001! All battles from the popular second installment have been recreated, with some new twists to shake it up!
**Brawl Style ~ The Brawl of 2008 is back! All battles from the third installment of the franchise are here, and recreated!
**3DS Style ~ Travel a map to your next location! Pick the pathway you wish to fight!
**Wii U Style ~ Move the trophy around, the fights here get shaken up a LOT!
**Ultimate Style ~ Every fighter has a unique route and boss!
**Galactic Battle Style ~ Battle through a classic arcade-style! Travel the world to your next fight!
*All-Star Mode ~ Take on every fighter in the game with limited recovery items!
*Training Mode ~
Appearing once again is Adventure Mode, this time with a new story known as the Elemental Labyrinth. The newest take on the Adventure Mode concept sees a return to the platforming levels of The Subspace Emissary, while also utilizing the concepts of explorable maps from World of Light. The story is cutscene heavy and features the entire base roster facing off against six gods and goddesses of the elements, Hearth, Floe, Boreas, Allumviem, Amperage, and Pura as the six deities summon the various villains to battle for control of the Galaxy within their own image. Having taken control of everyone, six surviving heroes, one for each of the six realms, must now travel through the Labyrinth, saving the fighters, as well as the spirits that have fallen under the control of the six deities before the Universe turns into chaos with the elements.
===Stadium===
*Multi-Man Smash ~
*Master Orders/Crazy Orders ~
*Tower of Smash ~
*Boss Battles ~
*Break the Targets!! ~
*Board the Platforms! ~
*Race to the Finish! ~
*Home-Run Contest ~
===Spirits===
Super Smash Bros. Galactic Battle/List of Spirits
===Online===
==Fighters==
All 80 fighters from Super Smash Bros. Ultimate return as playable fighters. In addition, a total of 35 newcomers have been confirmed so far. Galactic Battle's roster focuses on lesser known gaming characters in order to provide a number of unexpected surprises.
A full list of all Mega Smashes and Final Smashes for each fighter can be found here: List of Mega and Final Smashes.
===Veterans===
 
 
===Newcomers===
 
 
===Alternate Characters===
Additional characters are present on the roster, via alternate character swaps of other fighters. Many of these alternate characters have their own voices and are acknowledged by the announcer as separate characters. Although some of them are able to have some of their own animations, they are treated as the same character.
===Downloadable Fighters===
Returning from Super Smash Bros. Ultimate is the Fighters Pass, with each of the five releases containing a fighter, a stage, and a selection of music. As a pre-order bonus similar to both Super Smash Bros. for Wii U/Nintendo 3DS, and Ultimate, a free fighter is able to be added to the game. On October 11th, Marin was confirmed to be a bonus fighter for the game, who in the same vein as both Piranha Plant and Mewtwo in previous installments, is a pre-order bonus. On the official Twitter account, Conker, Earthworm Jim, Anges, Scorpion, and Sly Cooper were all teased as the DLC fighters on October 12th. Another Fighter's Pass was later confirmed for the upcoming year.
The second Fighter's Pass was confirmed, with Tom Nook as a Bonus Fighter. The fighters were later revealed to be Stanley, Master Chief, Sophita, Black Mage, and Klonoa.
A Parallel Pass Comprised of Echo Fighters, and a Final Fighter's Pass were confirmed after the reveal of the Second Fighter's Pass Fighters.
The third pass is the Parallel Pass and features 8 new Echo Fighters added to the roster, comprised of Birdo (Yoshi), Wart (Bowser), Dark Meta Knight (Meta Knight), Mighty (Sonic), Roll (Mega Man), Ray (Tails), Ray MK II (Ray MK III), and Samantha Nishimura (Lara Croft).
The final Fighter's Pass was confirmed with Pheonix Wright as the Bonus Fighter. The fighters featured were later revealed to be Glover, Chun-Li, Haohmaru, Squall, Ty, and Carmen Sandiego. Unlike the previous fighter passes, a total of 7 fighters were made with the pass. Coincidentally, this was the same amount of DLC fighters from Smash 4. 
==Summonable Characters==
Non-playable characters that can be summoned for battle. These characters are separated into both Assist Trophies and Pokeballs.
===Assist Trophies===
WaluigiRevRender.png|Waluigi runs around the stage and begins to stomp opponents in the ground with his feet. He then kicks them again or swings at them with his racket before disappearing. Waluigi can be KO'd.
T730HammerBro.png|Hammer Bro. tosses hammers towards the opponent before disappearing. Hammer Bro. can be KO'd.
Lakitu_and_Spinies_OSSB.png|Lakitu floats around the stage and begins to drop Spinies who walk around the stage damaging opponents before disappearing.
Thwomp_OSSB.png|Thwomp floats in the air before smashing down upon the stage on any opponents in the way. The Thwomp then moves around looking for more opponents to hit before disappearing.
ChainChomp_SSBUltimate.png|Chain Chomp places itself down on the stage and bites forward towards any nearby opponents for a few seconds before disappearing.
AngrySunNSMBU.png|Angry Sun
DK64_Chunky_Kong.png|Chunky Kong
HDLankyKong.png|Lanky Kong
Klaptrap_SSBUltimate.png|Klaptrap
HWL_King_Daphnes_Artwork.png|King Daphnes
Ashei.png|Ashei
Anna Heroes.png|Anna appears on the stage, before saying, "This one's on the house!". Anna then approaches the nearest opponent and begins to slash them repeatedly with her axe. Anna then giggles before disappearing.
Tiki Heroes.png|Tiki
HockeyTeam.png|Hockey Team
JrPacMan.png|Jr. Pac-Man runs around chomping any nearby opponents, much like his parents do in some attacks. He then winks at the camera before disappearing.
Guile_SSBUltimate.png|Guile begins crouching, and will attack opponents that approach him with either of his famous special attacks, Sonic Boom, or Flash Kick. Guile then says, "That was nothing!" while combing his hair before disappearing.
Blanka_DSSB.png|Blanka
Loki_Bayonetta_2.png|Loki
Crash_Tag_Team_Racing_Crunch_Bandicoot.png|Crunch Bandicoot
===Pokeballs===
Image	Name	Franchise	Defeatable?	Description
 	 	 	 	
==Stages==
===New Stages===
Image 	Description
Battlefield 	Returning once more, Battlefield appears with a new design! Battlefield's famous three platforms return, but this time with the views of an autumn setting with Japanese architectures and a city down below. It's almost as if it was before the Elemental Labyrinth occurred, hmmm...
Big Battlefield 	With more platforms, Big Battlefield can be considered to be the better stage to use for those 8-player Smash battles that folks love to have. Save for more platforms, there's not much difference here!
Final Destination 	Returning once
Subspace Gunship	
Returning for the first time since Brawl's Subspace Emissary, the Subspace Gunship makes its grand debut as a playable stage! Travel around the Island of the Ancients, and witness the world become engulfed in Subspace, and witness the world return to normal once again. Perhaps a special boss will appear in Subspace?
Bowser's Kingdom	
Bowser's Castle makes its Smash debut in Galactic Battle! Normally looking like a castle out of the Middle Ages, it has taken on a much elegant makeover, with influences from Japanese buildings. Watch out for the poisoned water!
Super Bell Hill 	
Sunshine Airport 	
Maple Treeway 	
Wario Coliseum 	
Battle Theater 	
Dr. Mario World 	
Last Resort 	
Marina Stadium 	
Beehive Brawl 	
Bright Savannah 	
Gangplank Galleon 	
Fruity Factory 	
Windmill Hills 	
Eldin Caves 	
Ganon's Tower 	
Palace of Twilight	
Tal Tal Heights 	
Skytown 	
Phaaze 	
Lavender Tower 	Making its Smash debut, the creepy Lavender Tower has shown up to be battled in!
Bell Tower 	
Askr Summoning Gate	
Hailing from Fire Emblem Heroes, the Askr Summoning Gate appears once more! As fighters battle on the grounds of Askr Castle, various members of the Order of Heroes will drop by to say hello, or perhaps lend a helping hand, or maybe attack the fighters on stage, you never know what will happen within the Summoning Gate of Askr! Maybe a boss or two will show up!
Kingdom of Nifli	
Battle within a frosty and icy Kingdom, of which the Nifli royalty, Fjorm, and Hrid call home!
Officer's Academy 	
Underworld Castle 	
Thundercloud Temple	
Greenhorn Ruins 	
S.S. Teacup 	
New Los Angeles 	
 	
Saltspray Rig 	
Savvy Boutique 	
Fashion Show 	
Pilotwings X 	
Travel around the Pilotwings Islands once again, this time with new locations from Pilotwings 64! Enjoy the views of the many islands, and prepare for wonderful evenings in the sky as the stage has now been upgraded with both day and night cycles! Watch out for Mount Rushmore here, a large number of attacks will turn it from our favorite hero Mario to our notorious Wario!
Golden Forest 	
Sunset Bay 	
Lake Juliet 	
Pac-Maze Remix 	
Cleopactra 	
City Escape 	
Battle Harbor 	
Kasugano Residence 	
Gruntilda's Lair 	
Bogard Arena 	
All Aboard for Smash! Fighters fight within the classic Bogard Arena, which actually isn't an arena, but rather an actual moving freight train! See oceans, cities, deserts, and plains at all times, as the train NEVER stops! Be on the lookout for various characters from the King of Fighters, as they will jump to battle the fighters on board! Perhaps it will be someone simple like Yuri Sazaki, or perhaps Geese Howard will appear to plan your doom! You never know WHO could be showing up!
Scuttle Town 	
Risky's Ship 	
London 	
Forever Crossing 	
Umbrella Labs 	
Aensland Castle 	
Santa Destroy 	
City After Dark 	
Hanzo Academy 	
N. Sanity Beach 	
Mappy 	
===Returning Stages===
Image 	Description
New Donk City 	
Returning from Super Smash Bros. Ultimate is the famous New Donk City Hall. During the battle, members of the Super Mario Players will appear playing their instruments. When the song Jump Up Super Star is playing, the band members will play an instrumental version, with each instrument adding to it! Pauline will appear singing, but if she's in the battle, a generic female New Donker will take over.
Mushroom Kingdom 	
Mushroom Kingdom II 	
Princess Peach's Castle	
Golden Plains 	
Great Plateau Tower 	
Temple 	
Pirate Ship 	
Bridge of Eldin 	
Saffron City 	
Kalos Pokemon League	
Corneria 	
Returning from Super Smash Bros. Melee is the famous Corneria stage. Retaining its Star Fox Zero style update, the stage allows fighters to battle on top of the Great Fox. Be careful, as both Star Fox and Star Wolf will appear in their Arwings shooting at each other, and even the fighters too!
Venom 	Also returning from Super Smash Bros. Melee, Venom returns with its upgraded look. This time, the battle takes place on the wings of the Great Fox rather than the top of the ship. As with Corneria, Venom features dogfights between Star Fox and Star Wolf! Be careful that they don't shoot you off the stage!
Lylat Cruise 	
Boxing Ring 	
Green Hill Zone 	
Windy Hill Zone 	
==Items==
Image	Name 	Franchise	Description
 	Smash Ball 	 	
 	Fake Smash Ball 	 	
 	Healing Field 	 	
 	Home-Run Bat 	 	
 	Beastball 	 	
 	Food 	 	
 	Ray Gun 	 	
 	Banana Gun 	 	
 	Barrel 	 	
 	Assist Trophy 	 	
 	Beam Sword 	 	
 	Black Hole 	 	
 	Blast Box 	 	
 	Cracker Launcher 	 	
 	Rage Blaster 	 	
 	Ultra Hand 	 	
 	Timer 	 	
 	Team Healer 	 	
 	Motion Sensor Bomb 	 	
 	Healing Sprout 	 	
 	Drill Arm 	 	
 	Cloaking Device 	 	
 	Capsule 	 	
 	Bumper 	 	
 	CD 	 	
 	Super Mushroom 	 	
 	Poison Mushroom 	 	
 	Super Star 	 	
 	Green Shell 	 	
 	Red Shell 	 	
 	Launch Star 	 	
 	Fire Flower 	 	
 	Ice Flower 	 	
 	Freezie 	 	
 	Bob-omb 	 	
 	Spiny Shell 	 	
 	Banana Peel 	 	
 	Boomerang 	 	
 	Bullet Bill 	 	
 	Fire Bar 	 	
 	Hothead 	 	
 	Lightning Bolt 	 	
 	Metal Box 	 	
 	POW Block 	 	
 	Super Leaf 	 	
 	Grass 	 	
 	Double Cherry 	 	
 	Spring Mushroom 	 	
 	Hammer 	 	
 	Spring 	 	
 	Orange Grenade 	 	
 	Coconut Gun 	 	
 	Animal Crate 	 	
 	Barrel Cannon 	 	
 	Watermelon Fuse Bomb 	 	
 	Banana Juice 	 	
 	Heart Container 	 	
 	Deku Nut 	 	
 	Gust Bellows 	 	
 	Fairy Bottle 	 	
 	Bunny Hood 	 	
 	Bombchu 	 	
 	Cucco 	 	
 	Beetle 	 	
 	Magic Rod 	 	
 	Blast Mask 	 	
 	Lantern 	 	
 	Screw Attack 	 	
 	Grapple Beam 	 	
 	Watermelon 	 	
 	Dragoon 	 	
 	Maxim Tomato 	 	
 	Warp Star 	 	
 	Superspicy Curry 	 	
 	Star Rod 	 	
 	Parasol 	 	
 	Bomber 	 	
 	Prism Shield 	 	
 	Timed Dynamite 	 	
 	Smart Bomb 	 	
 	Poke Ball 	 	
 	Master Ball 	 	
 	Empty Poke Ball 	 	
 	Ramblin' Evil Mushroom	 	
 	Mr. Saturn 	 	
 	Franklin Badge 	 	
 	Killing Edge 	 	
 	Angelic Robe 	 	
 	Daybreak 	 	
 	Ore Club 	 	
 	X Bomb 	 	
 	Killer Eye 	 	
 	Back Shield 	 	
 	Staff 	 	
 	Demon Vine Plant 	 	
 	Poison Cloud 	 	
 	 	 	
== Cast ==
A list of all voice providers and providesses that participated in the making of the game.
===Fighters===
Name 	Characters
Charles Martinet 	#01 ~ Mario
Takashi Nagasako 	#02 ~ Donkey Kong
Kengo Takanashi 	#03 ~ Link
No Voice Provider 	#04 ~ Samus
Kazumi Totaka 	#05 ~ Yoshi
 	#06 ~ Kirby
Mike West 	#07 ~ Fox
Hunter Mackenzie-Austin 	#07ε ~ Fay
 	#08 ~ Pikachu
 	#08ε ~ Raichu
Charles Martinet 	#09 ~ Luigi
 	#10 ~ Ness
 	#11 ~ Captain Falcon
 	#11ε ~ Blood Falcon
Rachel Lillis 	#12 ~ Jigglypuff
Samantha Kelly 	#13 ~ Peach
Kenny James 	#14 ~ Bowser
 	#15 ~ Ice Climbers
Ayumi Fujimura 	#16 ~ Sheik
Ayumi Fujimura 	#17 ~ Zelda
Charles Martinet 	#18 ~ Dr. Mario
Charles Martinet 	#18ε ~ Dr. Luigi
 	#19 ~ Pichu
Mark Lund 	#20 ~ Falco
 	#20ε ~ Miyu
Yuri Lowenthal 	#21 ~ Marth
Fujiko Takamoto 	#22 ~ Young Link
Tosihide Tsuchiya 	#23 ~ Ganondorf
Christopher Corey Smith 	#24 ~ Mewtwo
Ray Chase 	#25 ~ Roy
No Voice Actor 	#26 ~ Mr. Game & Watch
Eric Newsome 	#27 ~ Meta Knight
Antony Del Rio 	#28 ~ Pit
Alesia Glidewell 	#29 ~ Zero Suit Samus
Charles Martinet 	#30 ~ Wario
David Hayter 	#31 ~ Snake
Cam Clarke 	#31ε ~ Liquid Snake
Greg Chun 	#32 ~ Ike
 	#32ε ~ Alm
Billy Bob Thompson 	#33/34/35 ~ Pokemon Trainer
Michelle Knotz 	#33 ~ Squirtle
Justin Anselmi 	#34 ~ Ivysaur
Shinichiro Miki 	#35 ~ Charizard
Katsumi Suzuki 	#36 ~ Diddy Kong
Lani Minella 	#37 ~ Lucas
Roger Craig Smith 	#38 ~ Sonic
Masahiro Sakurai 	#39 ~ King Dedede
No Voice Actor 	#40 ~ Olimar
No Voice Actor 	#40ε ~ Alph
Sean Schemmel 	#41 ~ Lucario
No Voice Actor 	#42 ~ R.O.B.
Sachi Matsumoto 	#43 ~ Toon Link
Jay Ward 	#44 ~ Wolf
No Voice Actor 	#45 ~ Villager
 	#46 ~ Mega Man
October Moore 	#47 ~ Wii Fit Trainer
Kerri Kane/Yuya Takezawa 	#48 ~ Rosalina & Luma
 	#49 ~ Little Mac
Billy Bob Thompson 	#50 ~ Greninja
 	#51/52/53 ~ Mii Brawler/Swordfighter/Gunner
Brandy Kopp 	#54 ~ Palutena
Martin T. Sherman 	#55 ~ Pac-Man
Regina Regan 	#55ε ~ Ms. Pac-Man
David Vincent 	#56 ~ Robin
Kyle McCarley 	#56ε ~ Soren
Laura Bailey 	#57 ~ Lucina
Adam Howen 	#58 ~ Shulk
David Menkin 	#58ε ~ Malos
Catey Sagoian 	#59 ~ Bowser Jr.
No Voice Actor 	#60 ~ Duck Hunt
Antony Del Rio 	#61 ~ Dark Pit
Kyle Herbert 	#62 ~ Ryu
Steve Blum 	#63 ~ Cloud
 	#63ε ~ Zack
Cam Clarke 	Corrin
Hellena Taylor 	Bayonetta
Grey DeLise 	Jeanne
 	Inkling
Deanna Mustard 	Daisy
No Voice Actor 	Ridley
Keith Silverstein 	Simon
David Vincent 	Richter
Matthew Mercer 	Chrom
No Voice Actor 	Dark Samus
Toshide Tsuchiya 	King K. Rool
No Voice Actor 	Isabelle
No Voice Actor 	Digby
Ruben Langdon 	Ken
 	Incineroar
No Voice Actor 	Piranha Plant
Xander Mobus 	Joker
 	Hero (Luminary)
Chris Sutherland 	Banjo & Kazooie
??? 	Terry Bogard
??? 	???
Peter Von Gromm 	Spring Man
 	Ribbon Girl
 	Kamek
Caitlin Glass 	Elma
 	Impa
 	Trendsetter
Norio Wakamoto 	Black Shadow
 	Yuuri
Christina Vee 	Shantae
Christina Vee 	Risky Boots
 	Urbosa
 	Takamaru
 	Ayumi
 	Protagonist
 	Captain Syrup
Stephanie Sheh 	Mona
Robert Atkin Downes 	Travis Touchdown
Kimberly Brooks 	Shinobu
 	Dixie Kong
 	Funky Kong
 	Ninten
Jess Harnell 	Crash Bandicoot
Debi Dewberry 	Coco Bandicoot
Tom Kenny 	Spyro
Felicia Day 	Cynder
 	Isaac
 	Matthew
Kate Higgins 	Tails
Kirk Thorton 	Shadow
 	Octoling
Cree Summer 	Medusa
 	Aiysa
 	Mai Shaurnai
 	Kyo Kasunagi
 	Leon
Alisia Glidewell 	Krystal
Makiko Omoto 	Bandana Dee
Billy Bob Thompson 	Mimikyu
 	Lana
 	Linkle
Kate Higgins 	Pauline
 	Cranky Kong
 	Rabbid Cranky
No Voice Actor 	Ray MK III
 	Lily Flyer
Rena Stober 	Azura
Roger Rose 	Niles
Peter Von Gromm 	Bomberman
Kathleen Barr 	Frogger
 	Cooking Mama
 	Adeline & Ribbon
Al Weaver/Skye Bennett 	Rex & Pyra
Paul Thornley/Skye Bennett 	Addam & Mythrra
Riley Inge 	Doc Louis
Brittney Lee Harvey 	Sakura
 	Rayman
 	Globlox
 	King Boo
Erica Lindbeck 	Sami
 	KOS-MOS
 	Asuka
 	Katsuragi
Samantha Kelly 	Captain Toad
Samantha Kelly 	Captain Toadette
No Voice Actor 	Sylux
Chris Savor 	Gruntilda
 	Skull Kid
Vanessa Gardner/Michelle Knotz	Diantha & Gardevoir
Miriam Pultro/Emily Jenness 	Caitlin & Gothitelle
Scott Kurtz 	Mappy
Sumit Seru 	Great Tiger
 	Narcis Prince
Jessica Chism 	Plum
 	Tiny Kong
 	Samurai Goroh
Danielle Nicolet 	Kate Alen
Emily Jenness 	Cynthia
Erica Lindbeck 	Ashley
Matthew Mercer 	Leon Kennedy
Michelle Ruff 	Jill Valentine
No Voice Actor 	F-Type
Cindy Robinson 	Amy
 	Morrigan
 	Lillith
 	Professor Layton
 	Katrielle
 	Paula
 	Kumatora
Robert Clotworthy 	Black Knight
Stephanie Sheh 	Tharja
Cindy Robinson 	Aversa
 	
Alternate Characters
Name 	Characters
 	#02 ~ Donkey Kong Jr.
 	#07 ~ James McCloud
Charles Martinet 	#09 ~ Mr. L
Christian La Monte 	#11 ~ Kent Akechi
Greg Abbey 	#11 ~ Rick Wheeler
Samantha Kelly 	#13 ~ Shadow Queen
Samantha Kelly 	#13 ~ Dr. Peach
Kenny James 	#14 ~ Dry Bowser
Kenny James 	#14 ~ Dr. Bowser
Charles Martinet 	#31 ~ Dr. Wario
Kate Bristol 	#33-35 ~ Pokemon Trainer
No Voice Actor 	#45 ~ Villager
Steve Zinke 	#47 ~ Wii Fit Trainer
Lauren Landa 	#56 ~ Robin
 	#59 ~ Larry Koopa
 	#59 ~ Roy Koopa
 	#59 ~ Wendy O. Koopa
 	#59 ~ Iggy Koopa
 	#59 ~ Lemmy Koopa
 	#59 ~ Morton Koopa Jr.
 	#59 ~ Ludwig Von Koopa
 	#59 ~ Koopa Kid
 	#59 ~ Boom-Boom
 	#59 ~ Pom-Pom
Marcella Lantz-Pope	#64 ~ Corrin
 	#65 ~ Inkling
Deanna Mustard 	#67 ~ Dr. Daisy
 	#79 ~ Hero (Erderick)
 	#79 ~ Hero (Solo)
 	#79 ~ Hero (Eight)
 	#89 ~ Mio
 	#89 ~ Mayu
 	#89 ~ Miu
 	#107 ~ Octoling
Samantha Kelly 	#128 ~ Toad
Samantha Kelly 	#128 ~ Toadette
Roger Craig Smith 	#142 ~ Chris Redfield
Steve Van Wormer 	#142 ~ Billy Cohen
Troy Baker 	#142 ~ Jake Muller
Stephanie Panisello	#143 ~ Claire Redfield
Erin Cahill 	#143 ~ Rebecca Chambers
Karen Dyer 	#143 ~ Sheva Alomar
Stephanie Sheh 	#151 ~ Rhajat
 	#151 ~ Noire
 	
===Bosses===
===Other Characters===
==Other Content==
Super Smash Bros. Galactic Battle/Soundtrack
Super Smash Bros. Galactic Battle/Reveal Trailers
Super Smash Bros. Galactic Battle/Conversations
Super Smash Bros. Galactic Battle/Introducing...
==Sequel==
A sequel to the game, titled Super Smash Bros. Life or Death has been confirmed. The game will once again feature all playable fighters from previous installments, including DLC, and will feature newcomers based around fan favorites and the theme of Life or Death.
==Gallery==
LeonGalacticBattleSplashScreen.png|Leon's Splash Card
Ms.PacManGalacticBattleSplashScreen.png|Ms. Pac-Man's Splash Card
AlvisGalacticBattleSplashScreen.png|Alvis' Splash Card
==Trivia==
*This is the first Super Smash Bros. game to feature:
**Newcomers from both the Yoshi and F-Zero series which both have been present since the first installment, but haven't received new playable characters since their debut.
**Playable representatives from the Pilotwings series.
**Feature a second playable Legendary Pokemon in addition to Mewtwo, being Suicune.
**Feature a third-party semi-clone of a third party veteran.
**Feature a third party Echo Fighter of a first-party newcomer.
**Feature an assist trophy from the Pokemon series, being Officer Jenny.
**Feature bosses from the Fire Emblem and F-Zero franchises.
**Feature a hybrid original boss since Melee.
**Feature Bowser, Donkey Kong, Diddy Kong, King K. Rool, Mega Man, and Pac-Man with full voice acting.
**Feature Cloud with his English voice.
**Feature the Red Shell, Cracker Launcher, Flipper, and Invisibility Cloak as items since their last appearances in Melee (Red Shell, Flipper, and Invisibility Cloak), and Brawl (Cracker Launcher).
*Galactic Battle marks the first physical appearance of many different characters in many years.
**It marks the first appearance of Lily Flyer in over 16 years, her last appearance in F-Zero GX being her only appearance to date prior to her inclusion on Galactic Battle's roster.
**Likewise, Galactic Battle also marks the first physical appearances of Kate Alen, Blood Falcon, Black Shadow, and Rick Wheeler in over 15 years, their last appearances being in the Japan-only Game Boy Advance game, F-Zero Climax. Although their machines have made many cameos since Melee, Galactic Battle marks the first time that all three have made a physical appearance within Smash.
**Previously Blood Falcon and Black Shadow both appeared as trophies in Super Smash Bros. Brawl, and Super Smash Bros. 4. They also appeared as Spirits in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. Kate Alen notably didn't appear in any of the three previous installments, despite having her machine present. Rick Wheeler notably has made no appearances within the series, save for one of Falcon's alts in Smash 4 and Ultimate being a vague reference to him.
**The first appearance of Kent Akechi in over 18 years, his last appearance in F-Zero Maximum Velocity, which was his only appearance to date prior to his inclusion on Galactic Battle's roster via a shared slot with Captain Falcon.
**The first physical appearance of Plum in over 20 years, her last appearance being in Mario Golf (GBC), although she made a cameo as a trophy in Melee.
**The first physical appearances of Lark and Kiwi in over 23 years, their only appearance prior to their inclusion in Galactic Battle, being in Pilotwings 64.
**The first physical appearance of both Ryota Hayami in over 18 years, his last appearance being in Wave Race: Blue Storm. Although Ryota appeared as a sticker in Brawl, and a spirit in Ultimate, Galactic Battle marks the first physical appearance of Ryota.
**The first physical appearances of Akari Hayami, and Ricky Winterborn in over 16 years, their last appearances being in 1080 Avalanche. Although Ricky appeared as a sticker in Brawl, and Akari appeared in Ultimate as a spirit, Galactic Battle marks the first physical appearance of both in the series.
**The first physical appearance of Koopa Kid in over 14 years, his last appearance being in Mario Party 7. Although Koopa Kid previously appeared as a sticker in Brawl, Galactic Battle marks his first physical appearance in the series.
**The first physical appearance of Donkey Kong Jr. in over 19 years, his last appearance being Mario Tennis for the Nintendo 64. Although he made many cameos since then, Galactic Battle marks the first physical appearance of the character.
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