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SL button

thumb|SL Button in the top-left and bottom right part of diagram.
The SL button refers to the left shoulder button on both individual Joy-Con when they are detached from the Nintendo Switch. Like the SR button, it matches the color of the Joy-Con. The wrist strap that comes with the Joy-Con can be attached to make the button easier to press. 
==Overview==
When using dual Joy-Con, it serves no purpose and is completely inaccessible when the Switch is in Handheld mode. When using a single Joy-Con, it serves as a substitute for the L button, acting as a shoulder trigger. In Ultimate, it is used for grabbing opponents, much like how the L button is used for grabbing in .
Category:Game controls
SP

SP (Spirit Points) is a type of currency found in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate strongly associated with spirits, and represented by green hexagons emblazoned with "SP". SP can be gained (alongside ) when winning a Spirit Battle, and can also be gained when dismissing a spirit. The amount earned from a battle can be increased if the player's spirit team is weaker than that of the spirit. Other ways to earn the currency include finding it in treasure chests in Adventure Mode: World of Light, sending spirits to Explore, completing , scanning amiibo, clearing a Spirit Battle rematch, selling items and cores from the inventory menu, and in the shop. SP can be spent in the Spirit shops, to use snacks on spirits, to use cores to Summon a new spirit, and to reset Adventure Skills and gain back the Skill Spheres used to obtain them. As with Gold, up to 9,999,999 SP can be collected.
== Trivia ==
*"SP" is also the abbreviation for Super Smash Bros. Ultimates title in Japanese, as the title uses "Special" instead of "Ultimate".
Category:Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
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Category:Currency
SR button

thumb|SR Button in the bottom-left and top right part of diagram.
The SR button refers to the right shoulder button on both individual Joy-Con when they are detached from the Nintendo Switch. Like the SL button, it matches the color of the Joy-Con. The wrist strap that comes with the Joy-Con can be attached to make the button easier to press. 
==Overview==
When using dual Joy-Con, it serves no purpose and is completely inaccessible when the Switch is in Handheld mode. When using a single Joy-Con, it serves as a substitute for the R button, acting as a shoulder trigger. In Ultimate, it is used for shielding, much like how the R button is used for shielding in .
Category:Game controls
SSB64UPR

The SSB64UPR, also known as the Smash 64 NTSC-U Power Rankings, is a list compiled annually by pre-selected panelists of the competitive Super Smash Bros. community. It is meant to formally replace the 64 League Rankings as they are no longer maintained.
The first iteration of the rankings was released in April 2022 and covered the time period between January 2019 and March 2020. The second iteration was released in January 2022 and consisted exclusively of online results between January and December 2020.
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SSBBRank

The SSBBRank is a power ranking that rates the top professional players in the international tournament scene for Super Smash Bros. Brawl. Compiled by the community platform and crew CLASH Tournaments, SSBBRank was first created at the end of 2014, as a response to the SSBMRank formulated by Melee It On Me two years prior. SSBBRank 2014 only included players that had taken part in at least one American tournament beginning with Apex 2013, as many of the panelists resided in the United States. As a result, some notable, international players that did not travel to the United States during this time period were absent from the rankings, such as , , and .
Owing to the release of Smash 4 in 2014 and the subsequent dormancy of the Brawl tournament scene, successive, annual lists were not created for the SSBBRank until 2017. In 2017, a new set of rankings for the 2016 and 2017 season of tournaments was released as compiled by the Brawl Bois (now ) community. This iteration only featured 20 top players due to the scene's major decrease in size compared to 2014. Also unlike the 2014 iteration, international players were featured on the list regardless of them attending an American tournament or not. After this, Brawl Central would continue to produce rankings. The 2018-2019 SSBBRank came out in early 2020, covering the years after the 2016-2017 ranking and using the same methodology. In 2022, Brawl Central released the 2020-2022 SSBBRank, which cut down the number of ranked players to 15 and didn't include international players, like the original 2014 ranking. This ranking had different panelists and used a different methodology compared to the previous Brawl Central rankings. The following year -- 2023 SSBBRank -- not only saw the ranking's first-ever single-year ranking, but it also reverted several changes made to the 2020-2022 rankings, which includes reintroducing international players to the list and reverting the number of ranked players to 20.
==External links==
*Information about the 2016-2017 SSBBRank
*Information about the 2020-2022 SSBBRank
Category:SSBBRank
SSBBRank 2016-2017

The SSBBRank 2016-2017 is a list compiled by the community that ranks the world's top 20 Super Smash Bros. Brawl players from 2016 to 2017. The rankings were revealed live on the Brawl Bois' Twitch channel on January 15th, 2018. They were later posted on Smashboards and the Super Smash Bros. subreddit.
==Methodology==
The list was compiled by a panel of Brawl players including , , , , and . A total of eight tournaments were evaluated for the rankings. These tournaments were divided into three tiers based on the amount of entrants and the skill level of each entrant. The tournaments from 2016, while still vital to the rankings, were deemed less crucial than the tournaments that took place in 2017. This is due to the fact that players' performances can greatly fluctuate in the span of one year.
===Tournaments evaluated===
Tournament	Date 	Tier
 	May 20th-22nd, 2016 	A
 	July 21st-24th, 2016 	B
 	August 11th-14th, 2016	S
 	April 14th-16th, 2017 	A
 	July 28th-30th, 2017 	A
 	July 13th-16th, 2017 	B
 	August 10th-13th, 2017	S
 	November 26th, 2017 	B
==Rankings==
Ranking	Smasher	Previous rank	Movement	Character(s)
===Honorable Mentions===
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==External links==
*Methodology and Complete Rankings via Smashboards
**Methodology and Complete Rankings via Reddit
*Video detailing the rankings
Category:SSBBRank
SSBBRank 2018-2019

The SSBBRank 2018-2019 is a list compiled by the community that ranks the world's top 20 Super Smash Bros. Brawl players from 2018 to 2019. The rankings were first revealed on the Brawl Bois YouTube channel.
==Methodology==
The list was compiled by a panel of Brawl players including , , , , and . A total of ten tournaments were evaluated for the rankings. These tournaments were divided into three tiers based on the amount of entrants and the skill level of each entrant. The tournaments from 2018, while still vital to the rankings, were deemed less crucial than the tournaments that took place in 2019. This is due to the fact that players' performances can greatly fluctuate in the span of one year.
===Tournaments evaluated===
Tournament	Date 	Tier
 	February 3rd, 2018 	A
 	May 18th-20th, 2018 	A
Garelaf 12	July 19th-22nd 2018 	A
 	August 9th-12th, 2018 	S
BTIKC 	November 10th, 2018 	B
 	March 9th, 2019 	A
 	May 17th-19th, 2019 	A
Garelaf 13	July 11th-14th 2019 	A
 	August 8th-11th, 2019 	S
 	December 27th-29th, 2019	B
==Rankings==
Ranking	Smasher	Previous rank	Movement	Character(s)
===Honorable Mentions===
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==External links==
*Video
*Brawl Bois Discord server 
Category:SSBBRank
SSBBRank 2020-2022

The SSBBRank 2020-2022 is a list compiled by the community that ranks the world's top 15 Super Smash Bros. Brawl players from 2020 to 2022. The rankings were first revealed on the Brawl Central YouTube channel on December 4th, 2022.
==Methodology==
The list was compiled by a panel of Brawl players including , , , and . Unlike previous iterations, Norwegian tournaments were not taken into account as it was deemed too difficult to compare skill in players from far apart regions when no players are able to travel. Each panelist made a ranking of players who had done well enough at at least one of the considered tournaments. Afterwards, the final versions were averaged together to form an overall ranking. The panel then voted to break any ties found in the averages (with being called in to break a single tie). Then the panel voted to make adjustments to the list as they saw fit, and each change made had a majority vote among panel members.
===Tournaments evaluated===
Tournament	Date 	Attendance
 	March 7th-8th, 2020 	30
 	March 13th-15th, 2020 	32
 	October 15th-17th, 2021 	57
 	August 11th-14th, 2022 	177
 	November 18th-20th, 2022	54
==Rankings==
Ranking	Smasher	Previous rank	Movement	Character(s)
===Honorable Mentions===
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==External links==
*YouTube video
Category:SSBBRank
SSBMRank

The SSBMRank, sometimes called the MIOMRank, is a power ranking that rates the top professional players in the international tournament scene for Super Smash Bros. Melee. Compiled by the community platform Melee It On Me, SSBMRank was first created at the end of 2013, partially as a response to the discontinuation of other projects that ranked the world's top players, such as the SSBPD. An updated version was later created at the end of 2014, and SSBMRank later became an annual feature of Melee It On Me.
SSBMRank is compiled from the analysis of tournament data and playstyles for smashers that took part in at least one American tournament; from there, a group of panelists, consisting of top professional smashers, commentators, and tournament organizers, gave smashers a ranking of 1 to 10. The highest and lowest scores were dropped, and an average of all of the remaining votes is calculated to give a final score. The top 100 is then compiled from this data, with 10 being the highest possible score; when the list itself is published, panelists also give their thoughts on the smashers, as well as information relating to their mains.
SSBMRank used to only include players that had taken part in at least one American tournament, as many of the panelists resided in the United States. As a result, some notable, international players that rarely traveled to the United States did not appear in the rankings, such as and ; some smashers featured on the 2013 list, like , , and , also later failed to reappear in the 2014 listing for similar reasons. The 2015 list, however, started including players who had taken part in major European tournaments, and a larger number of European smashers have started appearing on the SSBMRank.
SSBMRank was superseded in 2018 by the Melee Panda Global Rankings, compiled by PG Stats and Melee It On Me. Despite the name change, the methodology behind the rankings remains mostly identical. The SSBMRank branding was reinstated starting with the 2022 rankings following controversy related to the Panda Cup boycott.
==External links==
*Information about the 2013 SSBMRank
*Information about the 2014 SSBMRank
*Information about the 2015 SSBMRank
*Information about the 2016 SSBMRank
*Information about the 2017 SSBMRank
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SSBMRank 2013

The SSBMRank 2013 listed the world's top 100 Super Smash Bros. Melee smashers, as compiled by Melee It On Me. To be listed, a player had to attend at least one tournament in the United States in 2013 to allow easier judgement of players' skills compared to other players; as a result, some top international players were left out of the list. The list also neglected to include some notable players that were less active than others or had recently returned to the tournament scene, such as , , and .
==Rankings==
Ranking	Smasher	Previous rank	Movement	Character(s)	Score
==External links==
*2013 SSBMRank: 91-100, 81-90, 71-80, 61-70, 51-60, 41-50, 31-40, 21-30, 11-20, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1
*The first 50 ranks of SSBM Rank, Down to the Final 10, The Inner Circle, Five Guys
Category:SSBMRank
SSBMRank 2014

The SSBMRank 2014 listed the world's top 100 Super Smash Bros. Melee smashers, as compiled by Melee It On Me. To be listed, a player had to attend at least one tournament in the United States in 2014 to allow easier judgement of players' skills compared to other players; as a result, some top international players from the 2013 SSBMRank were dropped from the ranking as a result of this; they were , , and . Certain players were also overlooked by accident, the most notable example being top British player , who defeated ranked players such as and throughout his 2014 career. 
==Rankings==
Ranking	Smasher	Previous rank	Movement	Character(s)	Score
==External links==
*What is SSBMRank?
*2014 SSBMRank: 100-91, 90-81, 80-71, 70-61, 60-51, 50-41, 41-30, 30-26, 25-21, 20-16, 15-11, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1
*The First 50 of SSBM Rank
*Recap and Credits
Category:SSBMRank
SSBMRank 2015

The SSBMRank 2015 lists the world's top 100 Super Smash Bros. Melee smashers, as compiled by Melee It On Me (MIOM). 
==Nomination==
To be auto-nominated, a player had to fulfill at least one of these conditions:
*Top 64 at Apex 2015, CEO 2015, EVO 2015 or The Big House 5
*Top 24 at DreamHack Winter 2015
*Top 16 at a major in the United States
*Top 8 at a major in Europe
Other players had to be nominated through a form if they had a "reasonable list of accomplishments". 
==Rankings==
Ranking	Smasher	Previous rank	Movement	Character(s)	Score
==Hidden bosses and inactive players==
===Inactive ranked players===
These are players that would have made the top 100 if they had more nationals or panelist votes.
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* – 100th
===Other hidden bosses===
These are players that were placed on the hidden boss/inactive list or rejected during the nomination or voting process due to at least one of the following reasons:
*Not enough panelists rated them (less than 40%)
*Not enough participation at major tournaments
*Not enough perceived skill
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==Trivia==
* was accidentally omitted from the rankings; had he been included, he would have been ranked 63rd.
==External links==
*SSBMRank 2015 on MIOM's website
*2015 SSBMRank: 100-91 90-81 80-71 70-61 60-51 50-41 41-30 30-26 25-21 20-16 15-11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
*SSBMRank 2015 FAQ
*Recap
Category:SSBMRank
SSBMRank 2016

The SSBMRank 2016 lists the world's top 100 Super Smash Bros. Melee smashers, as compiled by Melee It On Me. They were announced in a series of Red Bull eSports articles that were published from December 26th, 2016 to January 12th, 2017. 
==Methodology==
Over 50 people, such as professional smashers, tournament organizers, community leaders and volunteers, were chosen to be panelists for this edition of SSBMRank. The panelists were asked to rate players based on the following criterion:Given the quality and quantity of work in 2016 (from GENESIS 3 to UGC Smash Open), if everyone entered 100 tournaments, who on average would place the best? They voted on a 1-10 scale with the best player receiving a "10" and the worst player receiving a "1". Ballots that were not scaled properly were rescaled using an algorithm. The two lowest and two highest ratings before taking the average were removed in order to reduce the variance.
===Panelists===
Europe (7) - , , , , , , / (shared a ballot) 
Midwest (7) - , , , , , , 
Southern California (6) - , , , , , 
Northern California (5) - , , , , 
New England (5) - , , , , Jacob Wolf 
South (4) - , , , 
Tri-State (4) - , , , 
Maryland/Virginia (4) - , , , 
Pacific Northwest (4) - , , , 
Florida (3) - , , 
Southwest (1) - 
Canada (1) - 
Mountain Region (1) - 
==Rankings==
Ranking	Smasher	Previous rank	Movement	Character(s)	Score
===Mr. 101===
Ranking	Smasher	Previous rank	Movement	Character(s)	Score
==Trivia==
*SSBMRank 2016 is the first SSBMRank since its inception in 2013 to not include , who is considered one of the Five Gods of Melee. This is due to PPMD's low attendance that year due to health issues.
*SSBMRank 2016 is the first SSBMRank where that year's EVO champion (in this case, ) wasn't ranked 1st.
==External links==
*SSBMRank 2016 Comes to Red Bull eSports
*SSBMRank 2016 Preview: Mr. 101
*SSBMRank 2016 on Red Bull eSports: 100-91, 90-81, 80-71, 70-61, 60-51, 50-41, 40-31, 30-26, 25-21, 20-16, 15-11, 10-7, 6-4, 3, 2, 1
*A Look Back
Category:SSBMRank
SSBMRank 2017

The SSBMRank 2017 lists the world's top 100 Super Smash Bros. Melee smashers, as compiled by Melee It On Me. They are being announced in a series of Red Bull eSports articles that are published from January 3rd, 2018 to January 16th, 2018. 
==Methodology==
Roughly 60 people, such as top players, community leaders, tournament seeders, and regional power rankers, were chosen to be panelists for this edition of SSBMRank. The panelists were asked to rate players based on the following criterion:Based on quality and quantity of results in 2017, rate each player on a scale of 1-10. Imagine if everyone entered a tournament, one hundred times. Who would perform the best? The tournaments were from Eden to (only top 30 could be edited at this point) The Holiday Bash Smash Invitational. They voted on a 1-10 scale with the best player receiving a "10" and the worst player receiving a "1". Ballots that were not scaled properly were rescaled using an algorithm. The three lowest and three highest ratings before taking the average were removed in order to reduce the variance.
===Panelists===
Canada (4) - , , , 
Europe (6) - , , , , , 
South Korea (1) - 
Maryland/Virginia (4) - , , , 
Midwest (5) - , , , , 
Mountain Area (2) - , 
New England (3) - , , 
Northern California (5) - , , , , / (dual ballot)
Pacific Northwest (3) - , , 
Southern California (4) - , , , 
South (5) - , , , , 
Arizona (1) - 
Tristate (6) - / (dual ballot), , , , , 
==Rankings==
Ranking	Smasher	Previous rank	Movement	Character(s)	Rating
===101-104 (Just Barely Missed The Cut)===
Ranking	Smasher	Previous rank	Movement	Character(s)	Rating
==Hidden Bosses==
The Hidden Bosses were divided into two lists. The first list includes players that made it into the final ballot for SSBMRank and the second list includes the list of players who made it to the first nomination list, but were removed due to a lack of activity or a low likelihood of making the top 100 cut.
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==Trivia==
*Rather than filling out his ballot using his own personal opinions, instead used the algorithm from the PGR v4 to fill out his ballot.https://twitter.com/PracticalTAS/status/943520334732451840
==External links==
*The MIOM 2017 TTS
*SSBMRank 2017 Returns to Red Bull
*SSBMRank 2017: The Process
*SSBMRank 2017: Hidden Bosses
*SSBMRank 2017: The List of Panelists
*SSBMRank 2017: FAQ
*SSBMRank 2017: Just Barely Missed The Cut (104-101)
*SSBMRank 2017 on Red Bull eSports: 100-91, 90-81, 80-71, 70-61, 60-51, 50-41, 40-31, 30-21, 20-11, 10-1
==References==
Category:SSBMRank
SSBMRank 2022

The SSBMRank 2022 lists the world's top 100 Super Smash Bros. Melee players in 2022 as compiled by Melee It On Me and Melee Stats. The rankings were announced alongside UltRank 2022 in a series of start.gg articles published from January 11th-20th, 2023.
==Methodology==
29 people, such as top players, community leaders, tournament seeders, and regional power rankers, were chosen to be panelists for this edition of SSBMRank. The panelists were provided with the following prompt:Based on the quality of results from March 1, 2022 to December 18, 2022 rate each player on a scale of 1 to 10 (10 being best). Exhibitions, online tournaments, and tournaments that did not complete are NOT to be counted. You are able to rate players with high attendance well, but understand that due to Omicron and the cancellation of SWT and Panda Cup that some players may not have had the opportunity to attend as frequently as others. You may consider results at locals and invitationals, but understand that the environment surrounding these events may not always be the most serious in nature. If you as a panelist are a player who is on the ballot, you may give yourself a score as a placeholder, but any score you use for yourself will NOT be counted Panelists could choose to abstain from rating a player if they felt the player was impossible to score, in which case their vote on that player would have no impact. Panelist scores were then normalized, following which a final rating would be calculated based on a point estimate of the votes, with outliers suppressed on a percentile basis.
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Alberta (1) - 
California (4) - , , , 
Chile (2) - , 
Georgia (1) - 
Germany (1) - 
Idaho (1) - 
Illinois (1) - 
Maryland (1) - 
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Netherlands (2) - , 
New Hampshire (2) - , 
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New York (2) - , 
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Oregon (1) - 
Pennsylvania (3) - , , 
Quebec (1) - 
Texas (1) - 
United Kingdom (1) - 
==Rankings==
Ranking	Smasher	Previous rank	Movement	Character(s)	Rating
===Mr. 101===
Ranking	Smasher	Previous rank	Movement	Character(s)	Rating
==Trivia==
* became the first non-god player to be ranked #1 on a year-long global Melee ranking.
* became the first solo player to be ranked on a global Melee ranking.
==References==
==External links==
*Twitter Announcement
*SSBMRank 2022
*SSBMRank 2022 on start.gg: 100-91 90-81 80-71 70-61 60-51 50-41 40-31 30-21 20-11 10-1
*SSBMRank 2022 Top 10 on YouTube
Category:SSBMRank