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Small Battlefield

Small Battlefield (, Small Battlefield) is a downloadable stage in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. It was released in the 8.1.0 update on August 4, 2020 (August 5 in some time zones).
==Stage overview==
As the name suggests, Small Battlefield is a slightly smaller version of . The main change from the original Battlefield is that the top platform is removed, and the two soft platforms of Small Battlefield are slightly closer together than the bottom two platforms of normal Battlefield. This also makes it fairly similar to the hazards-off versions of Pokémon Stadium and Pokémon Stadium 2. Additionally, the stage's blast zones are identical to that of .https://twitter.com/Ruben_dal/status/1291158257793404928?s=20
Visually, Small Battlefield has the exact same background as Battlefield. It is set in a futuristic ruins-like setting, while having other floating islands with crumbled buildings on them in the background.
===Ω form and Battlefield form===
Small Battlefield's Battlefield and Ω forms are exactly identical to regular Battlefield's.
SSBU-BattlefieldOmega.png|Ω form.|Ω form
File:SSBU-Battlefield.png|Battlefield form
==Tournament legality==
Small Battlefield has been warmly received by the competitive community, which had lamented the lack of small stages appropriate for competitive play, and the consequent slant in stage lists towards large and/or open stages. However, its layout has been deemed fairly similar to Pokémon Stadium 2, albeit with several notable differences such as their size; as a result, the stages do not usually appear together as starter picks, with one or the other often being available as a counterpick instead. Nevertheless, Small Battlefield has become one of the most popular stage choices in competitive play.
==Names in other languages==
==Trivia==
*This is the first DLC stage to be added into Ultimate for free.
**It is the third overall stage to do this, as was added to and Miiverse was added to each in a similar fashion.
*This is the first DLC stage to come from the universe.
*According to Masahiro Sakurai, the stage is designed for one-on-one battles. For these types of battles, he felt that Battlefield can be too wide and can be too empty, so Small Battlefield was created as a middle ground between the two.https://twitter.com/PushDustIn/status/1290823461833568256
**The development team was unable to add a Small Battlefield layout as an option for all stages, so it was made its own stage, and the ability to play music from any series was added to compensate;https://twitter.com/PushDustIn/status/1290823951518560256 doing so required permission from all IP owners involved.https://www.eventhubs.com/news/2020/sep/09/masahiro-sakurai-got-permission-all-rights-holders-involved-super-smash-bros-ultimate-ability-choose-any-song-certain-stages/
*When the camera is set to "fixed", it is more zoomed out than it is on Battlefield, or its Ω form.
==References==
Category:Stages
Category:Small Battlefield
Category:Free downloadable content
es:Pequeño campo de batalla
Small step forward smash

The small step forward smash is a technique in all Smash games that effectively extends the range of a forward smash by intentionally delaying a few frames between the control stick tap and the attack button press. As the game allows a specific window of time between the two inputs (3 frames in Melee) in order to differentiate the combination from a dash attack, this causes the character to dash forwards slightly before the forward smash begins, therefore increasing its range based on how far the character moves in their early dashing animation. This can also be used to intentionally decrease the range of a forward smash for small positioning advantages.
In Melee, there is only 1 frame available to delay instead of 3 when doing a forward smash in the opposite direction, making it pointless. On the other hand, in Smash 4, the player can choose when to forward smash in the opposite direction. In Ultimate, the window is 5 frames for both directions.
The small step forward smash is most useful for characters whose forward smash has low startup and high range (such as Marth), effectively increasing the range slightly further. Pivoting can be used in a similar, yet more universal way, but it is much harder to do and also takes one frame longer.
Category:Techniques (SSB)
Category:Techniques (SSBM)
Category:Techniques (SSBB)
Category:Techniques (SSB4)
Category:Techniques (SSBU)
Category:Advanced techniques
Smash-Fest

Smash-Fest was an event held at stores across Canada and the United States. Events were held on June 11th and 14th of 2014, which gave players the opportunity to play both the Wii U and 3DS versions of Super Smash Bros. 4, making it one of the first times the game was playable in public. 
The 3DS demo was limited to the Smash Run mode and versus matches against three computer players, while the Wii U demos allowed players to participate in two minute time matches with others, using stages and characters previously featured in the Super Smash Bros. Invitational.
Some Best Buy locations also distributed commemorative coins to some players at the events, by either arriving early or by pre-ordering the game from the specific store; other assorted merchandise was also given to players, including lapel pins, stickers, and .
Smashfest Coin and Pins.jpg|Top: The front and back of the limited edition coin distributed to the first 70 (35 in Canada) people in line at each event.Bottom: Pins given out to participants for .
==See also==
*E For All
Category:Super Smash Bros. 4
Category:Events
SmashDash

SmashDash was a podcast hosted by Ian Kovich that recapped updates featured on the Smash Bros. DOJO!!. Airing on Sundays, the show became popular on SmashBoards due to Kovich's sense of humour, as well as the general pre-release hype of Super Smash Bros. Brawl. 
SmashDash featured two series before concluding on the day of Brawls Japanese release; Kovich did not wish to spoil the game for himself, as Masahiro Sakurai had begun posting spoilers to the DOJO!! after the game's release. Despite a push by co-hosts 2nd Stamp (Callum Stamp) and FoulPlay (Kieran Monaghan) for a third series, no developments were made.
==Credits==
===Series 1===
*Creator: Callum Stamp
*Voice Actor: Ian Kovich
*File Management: Kieran Monaghan
*Animator: Callum Stamp
*Publisher: Kieran Monaghan and Callum Stamp
*Music: © Nintendo, Bill Cosby, Snoop Dogg, and Callum Stamp
*Imagery: © Nintendo, SEGA, Konami and Callum Stamp
*Artwork: Callum Stamp and Kieran Monaghan
*Logo: Callum Stamp (V1.0, Transparent Version) and Kieran Monaghan (V2.0, Smash Wiki Logo Version).
===Series 2===
*Creator: Callum Stamp
*Voice Actor: Ian Kovich
*File Management: Kieran Monaghan
*Animator: Callum Stamp
*Publisher: Kieran Monaghan and Callum Stamp
*Music: © Nintendo, Bill Cosby, Snoop Dogg, and Callum Stamp
*Imagery: © Nintendo, SEGA, Konami and Callum Stamp
*Artwork: Callum Stamp and Kieran Monaghan
*Logo: Callum Stamp (V1.0, Transparent Version) and Kieran Monaghan (V2.0, Smash Wiki Logo Version).
==External links==
*Smashboards Thread (SmashDash Discussion Topic)
*Season 1 episodes 1-9 playlist by Callum Stamp
Category:Videos
SmashHai Power Rankings

The SmashHai Power Rankings are the power rankings for Shanghai, the largest city in China. Competitive Smash in Shanghai started as a grassroots effort by expatriates in 2015, who quickly found and merged with Smash 4 players native to Shanghai. A nationwide ban on consoles lasted from 2000 to 2015, rendering Melee and Brawl significantly less popular to native players. Though Melee occasionally appears as a side event at tourneys, Ultimate is the dominant competitive Smash game in Shanghai. Melee is growing throughout China via its netplay scene. Many of Shanghai's expatriate players left the country after the COVID-19 pandemic started. In-person events once enjoyed by the scene suffered from pandemic related restrictions and online play is made difficult by low quality internet connections in the country. SmashHai social media pages indicate some activity in the scene throughout 2021 and 2022.
==Super Smash Bros. Ultimate==
===Season 5 (Autumn 2022)===
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===Autumn-Winter 2019===
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===Spring-Summer 2019===
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===Winter-Spring 2019===
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Category:Asian Power Rankings
SmashLabs

SmashLabs (abbreviated "SL"), is the home of the largest German-speaking Smash 4 community. The community consists of players from Germany, Austria, Luxemburg and Switzerland.
==History==
SmashLabs was founded by a part of the German Smash Boards community in July, 2014. The increasing popularity of Melee and decreasing interest in Brawl eventually led to a small group of smashers of the German Smash Boards founding their own community. The website was set up on July 23rd, 2014 and the forums were opened on August 4th. Since its beginning, SmashLabs has gathered nearly 4,000 members (as of November 2015) to participate in many discussions about Smash 4, with over 330 posts per day. The sudden rise in new smashers finding their way to SmashLabs has led the German Smash Boards to become mainly focused on Melee and Project M, linking new users to SmashLabs if they are more interested in Smash 4.
With the release of Super Smash Bros. Ultimate on December 7th, 2020, SmashLabs has focused on the newer part and has made the complete transition from Smash 4 to Ultimate.
The founders of SmashLabs were , , , , , , , , and .
==Goals==
SmashLabs aims to be the central site for Smash 4 in the german-speaking community. While offering content for casual and competitive players alike, the main goal is to let the German Smash community grow and bring new players into the competitive scene.
==External links==
*SmashLabs forums
Category:Websites
Smash (Options)

Smash is the name of a sub-menu located in the Options menu inside the Dashboard in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. This menu allows players to adjust the following settings:
*Create and adjust custom rules and save them at any point. These rulesets can apply to Smash/Custom Smash, Squad Strike, and Tourney.
*Adjust the Custom Balance of every available character for local multiplayer. Custom Balance does not apply to Local Wireless or any online modes.
*Either stack or separate the Echo Fighters, as well as types, on the character selection screen.
*Modify the size of the Radar between either small or big. The Radar can also be fully disabled.
*Turn the ability to highlight teammates in local wireless or online modes on or off.
Category:Options
Category:Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
Smash (disambiguation)

Smash may refer to:
*The series, or any game in the series in particular:
**Super Smash Bros. 
**Super Smash Bros. Melee 
**Super Smash Bros. Brawl 
**Super Smash Bros. 4 
***, the 3DS variant of SSB4
***, the Wii U variant of SSB4
**Super Smash Bros. Ultimate 
*The universe
*Smash attacks
*Final Smashes
*Versus Mode, known as Smash Mode in SSB4 and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
*The Smash art, one of Shulk's Monado Arts
== See also ==
*Smasher
*Smashing
Smash 64 ELO Rating

The Smash 64 Elo Rating was a power ranking that used a modified to rank players. Data came from seeding results in tournaments for Super Smash Bros. . It was started in 2013 by on Smashboards, and later moved onto an external site to improve the calculations for the ranking. It was ultimately discontinued with the shutdown of the database it was previously hosted on.
==Current Rating==
N.B. names with an asterisk indicate an unstabilized score
Rank	Name	Score	Games	Wins	Losses	Win%
1 	 	2347 	58 	56 	2 	0.966
2 	 	2058 	59 	46 	13 	0.780
3 	 	1986 	48 	36 	12 	0.750
4 	 	1984 	28 	20 	8 	0.714
5 	 	1914 	30 	22 	8 	0.733
6 	 	1884 	23 	17 	6 	0.739
7 	 	1884 	47 	31 	16 	0.660
8 	 	1858 	51 	33 	18 	0.647
9 	 	1856 	26 	18 	8 	0.692
10 	 	1820 	38 	26 	12 	0.684
11 	 	1810 	26 	16 	10 	0.615
12 	 	1796 	29 	19 	10 	0.655
13 	 	1789 	47 	28 	19 	0.596
14 	 	1788 	34 	22 	12 	0.647
15 	 	1787 	34 	21 	13 	0.618
16 	 	1778 	28 	20 	8 	0.714
17 	 	1744 	24 	14 	10 	0.583
18 	 	1744 	21 	14 	7 	0.667
19 	 	1715 	27 	19 	8 	0.704
20 	 	1672 	25 	15 	10 	0.600
21 	 	1665 	21 	13 	8 	0.619
22 	 	1650 	21 	11 	10 	0.524
23 	 	1641 	29 	17 	12 	0.586
24 	 	1641 	21 	11 	10 	0.524
25 	 	1618 	30 	16 	14 	0.533
==External links==
*The original thread on the Smash 64 Elo Rating
Category:Global Power Rankings
Category:Discontinued Power Rankings
Smash 64 Player Awards

The Smash 64 Player Awards are a series of honors awarded annually by The 64 Story to commemorate various achievements of Super Smash Bros. smashers. The 2016 edition was revealed from January 1st-7th, 2017. The 2017 edition was revealed from January 6th-14th, 2018. The 2018 edition was revealed from January 12th-20th, 2019. The 2019 edition was revealed from December 21st-31st, 2019.
==Method==
Each member of a panel voted on a 1st and 2nd place for an award, with the 1st place vote counting as 2 points and the 2nd place vote counting as 1 point. The player(s) with the most points is the recipient of the award. The 2016 edition had 40 panelists. The 2017 edition had 30 panelists. The 2018 edition had 24 panelists. The 2019 edition had 21 panelists.
==Awards==
Award 	2016 	2017 	2018 	2019
Player of the Year 	 	 	 	
Team of the Year 	& 	& 	& 	&
Rookie of the Year 	 	—	 	—
Low Tier Player of the Year 	 	 	 	
Most Improved Player 	 	 	 	
Most Sportsmanlike Player 	 	 	 	
Community Leader of the Year	 	 	 	
Commentator of the Year 	—	 	 	
Content Creator of the Year 	—	 	 	Smash Remix Team
Most Traveled 	—	 	—	—
Moment of the Year 	—	—	 	
Fan Favorite Player 	—	—	—	
Breakout Player of the Year 	—	—	—	
==External links==
*Awards page on the 64 League website
==See also==
*64 League Rankings
*Super Smash Bros. in competitive play
Category:Competitive play
Smash Apps

thumb|300px|Homepage
Smash Apps is a minimalistic website with a few "apps" that are useful and convenient for any level player or smasher. Utilities of the site include stage striking in competitive play, creating intuitive tier lists, and making match up charts. It has an interface centered around clicking, dragging, dropping, and sliding simple icons and images. The site caters to all games up to Smash 4, including Project M. The site contains 3 applications, and each app is also available on GitHub.
==Stage Striking==
Stage Striking is designed to help tournament organizers and players set the stage list and narrow down a single stage for their individual matches in sets. Instead of opting to go to the random stage switch to strike, players can use this app to quickly strike and look at the available stages after the opponent has banned stages for counterpick. The usefulness of this app only goes as far as the need for players to have a visual list rather than just conversing to decide a stage.
==Color Tiers==
Color Tiers is an app made for creating a list of one's favorite alternate costumes of every character from least to greatest. The practical uses of this particular app is perhaps lower than that of the other two; it is a visual way to show others what alternate costume in one's opinion is the best or worst, and which costume they prefer. Color Tiers is currently only available for Melee costumes.
==Tier List Maker==
Tier List Maker is commonly used by players to make tier lists and matchup charts for their mains. It can be easily modified; examples include customizing the tier labeling, color-coding, and the number of tier sections. It is very useful to those who cannot easily create a visual representation of a personalized tier list or match up chart.
==Gallery==
Stage Striking.PNG|Stage Striking
Color Tiers.PNG|Color Tiers
Tier List Maker Example.png|Tier List Maker
==External links==
*Website
*Stage Striking
*Color Tiers
*Tier List Maker
==Trivia==
*The Tier List Maker uses thumbnail images of characters created and used on this wiki.
Category:Websites
Smash Art Dojo

Smash art dojo is an occasional contest held within Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. The contest itself is only held in Japan, though the results are translated into all eleven available languages. Each contest revolves around a theme, whether it be a new game or a more general concept. Contestants then create a screenshot and/or video related to that theme and submit them to Shared Content or social media using #スマブラ画 and #______ (theme). When the contest is over, Masahiro Sakurai personally chooses his favorites and makes a humorous comment about them. These winners are then announced on the contest results page, which contain Photo and Video categories. The Best Shot and Best Video each have their own category.
==Contest results==
Contest #1
Contest #2
Contest #3
Contest #4
Contest #5
Contest #6
Contest #7
Contest #8
Contest #9
Category:Screenshots (SSBU)
Category:Misc. videos
Category:Events
Smash Ball Fake Out

Smash Ball Fake Out was an Event Tourney. It ran from 6 a.m. on August 7th, 2020 to 6 a.m. on August 10, 2020 (), and was repeated on the following dates:
*6 a.m. on March 18, 2022 to 6 a.m. on March 21, 2022 (UTC)
*6 a.m. on March 17, 2023 to 6 a.m. on March 20, 2023 (UTC)
*6 a.m. on March 15, 2024 to 6 a.m. on March 18, 2024 (UTC)
During the event, Smash Balls and Fake Smash Balls appeared at a high frequency.
==Description==
:Lots of pesky Fake Smash Balls will appear in this tourney! Will you avoid them altogether or catch enemies in the explosion?
:The further you advance, the better the spirit you'll win!North American event pageNorth American event page (repeat)North American event page (second repeat)
==Rules==
*Format: Smash
*Rules: Time
*Time Limit: 2:30
*FS Meter: Off
*Items: High
==Items==
*Smash Ball
*Fake Smash Ball
==Names in other languages==
==Trivia==
*Smash Ball Fake Out is the first Event Tourney where every character is selectable to only have specific items available.
*The picture for the Event Tourney is done in the style of a traditional "" puzzle, with the following changes on the right side of the image:
**The Fake Smash Ball is replaced with a Smash Ball.
**'s nose colours are mirrored, and the inside of his net has a smaller shadow.
** has the Bunny Hood equipped, and the armhole on his gi is bigger.
**The abbreviation found on the post changes from "WVBA" to "WVAB".
**Popo and Nana are swapped.
**'s eyebrows change expression.
**There is no camera flash from the audience.
**An audience member seen under Ryu's right fist has their right arm raised.
==References==
Smash Canada Rankings

The Smash Canada Ranking is a ranking system developed by Smash Canada to rank the top 25 Canadian Smash 4 players.
==SCRv2==
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===Honorable Mentions===
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==SCRv1==
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===Honorable Mentions===
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==External links==
*SCRv 1
*SCR v2
Category:Canadian Power Rankings
Smash Coins and Bills

:"Note" redirects here. For the Smasher, see Smasher:Note
Smash Coins and Bills (sometimes simply called Coins and Bills) are items that only appear in Coin Battle matches. Each coin has the logo on it. Coins can be found in container items but are much more commonly produced by attacking opponents; the amount of money generated by a hit is roughly based on its damage and knockback. Coins will bounce a short distance when produced and can be picked up by touching them. Being hit by opponents does not cause one to lose coins (new coins are produced instead), but being KO'd will cause the player to lose half their coins (up to a maximum of 100 in Brawl). If the player is KO'd off the side (as opposed to the top or bottom), the lost coinage will be tossed onto the stage.
In Super Smash Bros. Melee, there were gold, silver, and copper/bronze smash coins, worth ten, five, and one point respectively. In Super Smash Bros. Brawl, the coins were lowered in value to six, three, and one point respectively, but a new item, the Smash Bill, was introduced. Bills flutter and fly erratically, making them difficult to pick up, but they are worth 10 points each.
==Trophies==
===In Super Smash Bros. Melee===
===In Super Smash Bros. Brawl===
===In Super Smash Bros. 4===
==Gallery==
Coin Battle Melee.jpg|Smash Coins as they appeared in Melee.
SSBU MoneyNote.jpg|A close up of a bill in .
SSB4-Wii U challenge image R14C01.png|A challenge image of Mario and Luigi in Smash for Wii U.
==Trivia==
*The bill design includes the abbreviation "SMBR", which uses the first letter of each romanized in (Sumabura), the Japanese abbreviation of Smash Bros. It also features a picture of and a stylized slogan "Love&Peace". On the left side appears to be a man (possibly Sakurai), wearing a hat akin to Mario's or Luigi's.
==See also==
*Coin Battle
Category:Trophies (SSB4-Wii U)
Category:Misc. items
Category:Super Smash Bros. universe
Smash Controller

Smash Controller is a companion app for Super Smash Bros. 4, made available on June 14, 2015 on the Nintendo 3DS eShop. The app is a standalone instance of the "Wii U" menu in . The menu allows players to use their 3DS system as a controller in . The app allows players that do not have their own copy of the game to do the same. This is the only functionality of the app; the ability to transfer custom characters between systems is disabled, and the connection display on the Wii U screen will indicate that the 3DS system is connecting through the app rather than the full game by displaying its Home Menu icon instead of the 3DS version logo. Additionally, the controller port number and chosen character do not show up on the top screen as they do in Smash 3DS; instead, the title screen of the app is shown the entire time the app is open. The app only existed as a cheaper alternative to buying Smash 3DS for players who wanted to use their 3DS as a controller.
As of the shutdown of the Nintendo 3DS eShop on March 27th, 2023, there are no official ways to purchase or download this application, though it can still be redownloaded if purchased prior to the shutdown and its baked-in inclusion in Smash 3DS means its functionality is physically preserved.
==Pricing==
Region 	Price
United States 	$0.99 USD
United Kingdom	£0.69 GBP
Australia 	$1.30 AUD
Japan 	¥100 JPY
Europe 	€0.99 EUR
Canada 	$1.39 CAD
New Zealand 	$1.70 NZD
Mexico 	$11.99 MXN
Switzerland 	Fr ? CHF
Russia 	₽? RUB
Smash Controller was available on My Nintendo as a Gold Reward until November 16th, 2017 for 10 Gold Points and then later returned as a Platinum Reward for 80 Platinum Points, redeemable for up to 5 times, until November 1st, 2018.https://my.nintendo.com/rewards/b169d54f3bfc16bb?imp=5bb38a644cb4768b78b8563fc529fdba9594b368%3Areward_list%3A1%3A6https://my.nintendo.com/rewards/0f6e435ceb72e44d?imp=3f89ac99cf18a32634a297216ba6d2e0b644eb71%3Areward_list%3A1%3A10
==References==
==External links==
*Official page (dead link)
 
Category:Wii U
Category:Nintendo 3DS
Category:Controllers