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Online Tourney

Online Tourney (, Online Tournament) is an Online mode in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, introduced in version . The mode sets up a bracket of up to 64 players, who fight each other through the internet, with the player earning a number of spirits depending on their performance. It is the successor to s mode.
There are three distinct types of Online Tourneys, which differ based on the rules used. Unless stated otherwise, all tourneys use random stages with items turned on:
*1-on-1 Tourneys consist of 1-on-1 matches in brackets of up to to 32 players. A 1-on-1 tourney lasts 2 days before being superseded by a Smash tourney. The prizes for participating in these tourneys are typically spirit points, snacks, and spirits, with higher placements rewarding more and higher value rewards. The first Online Tourney ever was a 1-on-1 Tourney on July 31st, 2019.
*Smash Tourneys consist of 4-player free for all matches. This bracket can have a minimum of 8 players to a maximum of 64 players. Smash Tourneys also last two days before being superseded by a 1-on-1 tourney. The prizes for winning a Smash tourney are the same as a 1-on-1 tourney. The first Smash tourney was on August 2nd, 2019.
*Event Tourneys are based on a specific theme, much like Spirit Board events. Event Tourneys are hosted alongside any active 1-on-1 Tourney or Smash Tourney, and differs from them by only allowing certain fighters, items, or stages to be used. Their durations are up to 3 days instead of 2.
==Rules==
Tourney 	Rules 	Rules	Rules 	Rules 	Rules 	Rules 	Rules
Tourney 	Format	Rules	Stock 	Time Limit 	FS Meter	Items 	Stage Form
1-on-1 Tourney	1-on-1	Stock	21 stock and 2:30 minutes between September 17 and November 8, 2019.	4:00 	Off 	None 	Ω Form
Smash Tourney 	Smash 	Time 	—2 stocks prior to September 17, 2019. 	2:30 	Off 	Medium	Regular
Event Tourney 	Smash 	Time 	—1 stock in Mano a Mano. 	2:303:00 minutes in Close-Quarters Combat.	On 	Medium	Regular (Ω Formin Mano a Mano.)
==Event Tourneys==
Every few weeks, a special tourney opens for a limited time and is accessible next to the regular tourney icon. This special tourney uses unique rules that typically restrict the available fighters, stages, items, or rulesets according to a specific theme. There are no special rewards for winning an event tourney besides advancing farther resulting in more spirit points, snacks, and more powerful spirits. These are just meant to be fun changes of pace that keep the game interesting or commemorate some kind of event like a new game or anniversary.
==Names in other languages==
==See also==
*Tournament Mode (SSBM)
*Tourney (SSBB)
*Tourney (SSB4-Wii U)
*Tourney (SSBU)
Category:Multiplayer modes 
Category:Modes (SSBU)
Category:Free downloadable content
Ontario Power Rankings

Ontario was the first region to incorporate power rankings into their competitive Smash 64 console community. These rankings were calculated primarily using results from tournaments in Ontario. Despite the rankings being limited to Ontario, it is worthy to note that due to its developed console scene, the majority of Canada's top professionals are in these rankings, with only and missing due to being from Alberta and Quebec, respectively.
After the Winter 2015 Power Rankings, Ontario split its PRs into two regions: Southern Ontario and Ottawa, due to the Ottawa community's extensive growth warranting its own rankings. The Northern Ontario region would also come into being the same year, covering a third region of the province. The Ontario region still retains its Project M Power Rankings.
==Project M==
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==External links==
* Ontario Smash 64 Power Rankings Winter 2014-2015
* Ontario Smash 64 Power Rankings September 2014
Category:Canadian Power Rankings
Category:Discontinued Power Rankings
Oosoto Mawashi Geri

Oosoto Mawashi Geri (, Big Outer Roundhouse Kick), often called "Roundhouse", is one of two Command-input moves exclusive to Ken, the other being Nata Otoshi Geri.
==How to perform==
The player must perform ← ↙ ↓ ↘ → + attack while grounded. If done correctly, Ken will do an outward roundhouse kick which resembles 's far-range neutral attack, but provides Ken with intangibility on his attacking leg. If the button is held, Ken will perform an Inazuma Kick (, Lightning Flash Heel Splitter), which is similar to his own far-range held neutral attack and deals an impressive amount of shield damage.
==Origin==
Oosoto Mawashi Geri was introduced to Ken's moveset in the 1994 arcade game Super Street Fighter II Turbo. As updates to the original kept being made, new characters and new mechanics came with them. One of these new additions was attempts to differentiate Ryu and Ken, who were functionally identical except for minor attacks characteristics beforehand. This resulted in both getting exclusive moves. Ryu got moves like the Shakunetsu Hadoken and Ken got a suite of moves dubbed "Roundhouse" and "Crazy Kicks," with this move being one of them.
Category:Command input special moves
Category:Ken
Category:Ken (SSBU)
Options (Online)

The Online Options menu is an item in both the online menu and the Dashboard in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. While in this menu, players are allowed to adjust the following options:
*Create their own Smash Tags by choosing the profile from a collection of pre-set icons and color of the tag. 
*Assign pre-made Taunt Messages to each direction on the directional pad. Pressing a direction automatically displays the corresponding message. Up to four messages can be assigned for before a match and up to four more can be assigned for after. The ability to share messages with anyone or only with friends can also be toggled.
*Enable or disable notifications, recommendations, and read a collections of notices about Online Play.
==Gallery==
SSBU Online Options Taunt Messages.jpg|The menu for setting taunt messages before and after a battle.
SSBU Online Options Other Settings.jpg|The Other Settings menu.
Category:Options
Category:Online play
Category:Modes (SSBU)
Category:Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
Orb (disambiguation)

Orb may refer to:
*Smash Ball
*Fire Orb
*PSI Magnet
*Team Healer
*Power Pellet
*The object that forms in the beginning of Final Destination (SSB4)
*Stock Ball
*Charge Shot's projectile
*Gooey Bomb
*Danger Wrap
*The orb under Battlefield (SSBM) and Final Destination (SSBM)
*Aura Sphere
*Shadow Ball
*Orbital Gate Assault
Oregon Power Rankings

The Oregon Power Rankings is a power ranking system weighing the skill of active smashers in Oregon alone. The rankings are updated approximately every 4 months, and are decided via open discussion among the top players. Super Smash Bros. Melee, Project M, Super Smash Bros. 4, and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate are the predominant competitive games featured in Oregon tournaments, with singles and doubles for all three games regularly featured at the Portland and Eugene statewide tournaments.
Oregon Smash can be found on the public Discord.
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==Super Smash Bros. for Wii U rankings==
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== External links ==
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Category:American Power Rankings
OrionRank

The OrionRank was an algorithmic power rankings created by PGStats seeder and for and later Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. It began in 2016, and was designed as an independent ranking meant to catalog 100 players a year, though often produces mid-season rankings with less players. It operated based on a TTS (Tournament Tiering Sheet) that took both national and regional rankings into account, and specialized in non-United States scene coverage. 
Aside from national rankings, OrionRank has also ranked the best players in North America, Europe, and Japan. Regional rankings such as the aforementioned have been released following the release of every subsequent yearly ranking.
The rankings have consistently been popular in the community, and was even used by Guinness World Records in a blurb on Ultimate and .
Following the release of the 2022 iteration, the OrionRank was retired due to the workload of the project as well as the co-founders' focus on the LumiRank, with several features of OrionRank being added to the new ranking, including its points system, TTS, and regional rankings.
==References==
==External links==
*Twitter account
*EazyFreezie YouTube account
Category:Global Power Rankings
Category:Discontinued Power Rankings
OrionRank 2016

The OrionRank Top 100 2016 lists the world's top 100 Super Smash Bros. 4 smashers, as compiled by Smashboards user Das Koopa and Reddit user . They were announced in a series of posts on Das Koopa's website from January 2nd, 2017 to January 13th, 2017. 
==Methods==
First, 175 players were chosen from around the world as contenders. Each player was given a score determined by their average placement, weighted according to tournament level. Afterwards, each player received scores based on their wins over other players, with various techniques utilized to adjust for hidden bosses and inflation.
Full methodology can be found here.
==Rankings==
Ranking	Smasher	Previous rank	Movement	Character(s)	Score
===Additional players considered===
The following players were initially considered hidden bosses on the list released prior to the official unveiling of the rankings:
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==External links==
*Introductory Post
*Hidden Boss List
*OrionRank 2016: 100-91, 90-81, 80-71, 70-61, 60-51, 50-41, 40-31, 30-21, 20-11, 10-1
*Wrap Up + 101-175
Category:Global Power Rankings
OrionRank 2017

The OrionRank Top 100 2017 lists the world's top 100 Super Smash Bros. 4 smashers, as compiled by Smashboards user Das Koopa and Reddit user . The rankings were first announced to be coming on January 1st, 2018.
==Methodology==
Over 350 players were nominated based on their placement in high-profile tournaments. These tournaments included:
*Top 96 at GENESIS 4, 2GGC: Civil War, or EVO 2017
*Top 64 at 2GGC: Nairo Saga, CEO 2017, Super Smash Con 2017, or 2GGC: MkLeo Saga
*Top 48 at Shine 2017, GameTyrant Expo 2017, 2GGC: Fire Emblem Saga, or 2GG Championship
*Top 32 at 2GGC: GENESIS Saga, 2GGC: Midwest Mayhem Saga, Frostbite 2017, Frame Perfect Series 2, CEO Dreamland, Umebura Japan Major 2017, 2GGC: Greninja Saga, MomoCon 2017, 2GGC: ARMS Saga, DreamHack Atlanta 2017, 2GGC: SCR Saga, or 2GGC: West Side Saga
*Top 16 at Niconico Tokaigi 2017, B.E.A.S.T 7, Syndicate 2017, or Umebura T.A.T.
Each player was given a score based on their performance in these events. They earned earned points based on set wins with adjustments made based on the skill pool of the tournament. Certain bonuses were awarded for specific things, such as winning an event.
Full methodology can be found here.
== Rankings==
Ranking	Smasher	Previous rank	Movement	Character(s)	Score
==External links==
*Introductory Post and #101
*OrionRank 2017: 100-91, 90-81, 80-71, 70-61, 60-51, 50-41, 40-31, 30-21, 20-11, 10-1
*101-140 + Retrospective
Category:Global Power Rankings
OrionRank 2018

The OrionRank Top 100 2018 lists the world's top 100 Super Smash Bros. 4 smashers, as compiled by Smashboards user Das Koopa and Reddit user . The rankings were first announced to be coming on January 16th, 2019.
==Methodology==
318 players were nominated based on their placement in high-profile tournaments.
Each player was given a score based on their performance in these events. They earned points based on set wins with adjustments made based on the skill pool of the tournament. Certain bonuses were awarded for specific things, such as winning an event.
== Rankings==
Ranking	Smasher	Previous rank	Movement	Character(s)	Score
==External links==
*Announcement
*OrionRank 2018: 100-76, 75-51, 50-26, 25-1
Category:Global Power Rankings
OrionRank Mid-Spring 2018

The OrionRank Mid-Spring 2018 lists the world's top 25 Super Smash Bros. 4 smashers, as compiled by and . The rankings serve as a mid-way point for the OrionRank 2018, and ranked players based on their performances between January 1st and May 1st, 2018.
==Methodology==
Methodology
The methodology is similar to the OrionRank 2018's methodology.
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===Honorable Mentions===
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==External links==
*OrionRank Mid-Spring 2018: Introduction, HMs, and 25-16, 15-1
Category:Global Power Rankings
Orne

Ornes (, Orne) are members of the Underworld Army in the franchise. They appear as a giant horned skull with a mass of smaller skulls.
==Origin==
Ornes were introduced in as one of the Underworld troops. Although they simply move about a pattern and rarely seek Pit out, they would instantly cause death on contact with him, and are the only non-boss enemy that can do so. They are invulnerable to all forms of weaponry except for the Arrows of Light. Pit even voices his dismay when Ornes appear before the Chaos Kin's battle.
==In ==
===In Smash Run===
Ornes rarely appear as enemies. Like in Uprising, they slowly pursue players and instantly KO them on contact. Ornes do not deal any damage, but their unique Obliviate effect instantly destroys anything that touches them unless invincible or intangible. As an added auditory cue, the currently-playing music will be replaced by creepy chiptune music from Uprising that would play whenever Ornes got close to Pit. 
An Orne is immune to all damage and knockback: therefore, the only defense from this enemy is to either avoid it entirely, or use rolls, air dodges (spot dodges aren't recommended) to become intangible and safely pass through it, or using Powers such as Warp and Brief Invincibility. Orne moves faster if the player's back is turned towards it. The Super Star can allow players to touch Orne without evading or being KOed, but they still cannot KO it, or even make it flinch.
One of the Challenge Doors involves dodging an Orne until the timer runs out. The same room also contains Souflees, and attacking them can be a risky but rewarding task.
===Trophy===
==Gallery==
Orne.ogg|The music that plays when within close proximity of an Orne, taken directly from Kid Icarus: Uprising
Category:Trophies (SSB4-3DS)
Oshawott

Oshawott (, Mijumaru) is a creature from the series.
==Origin==
 is a Water-type starter Pokémon of the Unova region, alongside Grass-type Snivy and Fire-type , and is categorized within the Pokédex at #501 as the "Sea Otter Pokémon". It evolves into starting at level 17, then into starting at level 36. In the Hisui region from Pokémon Legends: Arceus, Oshawott still evolves into Dewott, but then evolves into Hisuian Samurott, a Water/Dark type. The evolution line is based on samurais,http://web.archive.org/web/20101228065540/http://www.nintendo.co.jp/ds/interview/irbj/sp/index5.html (archived link) and is commonly associated with the move .
 is a special Water-type move with 90 (95 before ) base power and 100% accuracy which hits every Pokémon adjacent to the user, including allies. It was in every game prior to ; outside of battle, Surf let the player travel across water and it was always required to fully complete these games. Like most other Water-type Pokémon, Oshawott can learn it with HM03.
==In Super Smash Bros. 4==
===As a Poké Ball Pokémon===
Oshawott appears as a Poké Ball summon. When summoned, Oshawott glides on a wave of water in one direction, washing away its summoner's opponents.
Its function is very similar to Piplup's in Brawl.
===Trophy===
Oshawott's trophy appears in both versions. In it is part of the Pokémon Black & Pokémon White .
==In Super Smash Bros. Ultimate==
===As a Poké Ball Pokémon===
Oshawott returns as a Poké Ball summon in Ultimate.
Oshawott cannot be summoned on King of Fighters Stadium.
===Spirit===
Oshawott also appears as a spirit.
No.	Image	Name	Type	Class	Slots	Base	Max	Base	Max	Base	Max 	Ability 	Series
521	 	 	★ 	1 	1215 	6083	706	3530	441	2209	Electric Weakness	Pokémon Series	
==Gallery==
SSBUOshawott.png|Artwork of Oshawott from Ultimate.
==Names in other languages==
==References==
Category:Trophies (SSB4-3DS)
Category:Trophies (SSB4-Wii U)
Category:Spirits
Ouendan (disambiguation)

Ouendan may refer to:
*, a series of music-based rhythm action games.
*The titular cheer squad from Ouendan, which appears as:
**A trophy in Super Smash Bros. Brawl of Ryuta Ipponji and Hayato Saionji.
**Stickers in Super Smash Bros. Brawl of Hajime Tanaka, Ryuta Ippongi, Hayato Saionji, and Kai Doumeki.
**A spirit in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate of Ryuta Ippongi, Atsushi Saito, and Ittetsu Suzuki.
Category:Trophies (SSBB)
Category:Spirits
Oust Resident Evil!

Oust Resident Evil! was a Spirit Board event focused on spirits from . It ran from 6 a.m on November 29, 2019 to 6 a.m. on December 4, 2019 (). During the event, defeating spirits on the Spirit Board which were part of the event awarded more SP than usual.
The spirits for this event were exclusive to it at the time. After February 25, 2020, these spirits became available in the Shop and on the Spirit Board like most other spirits.
==Description==
:Four new spirits from the Resident Evil series are shambling onto the Spirit Board!
:Defeat them in battle to earn more SP than usual.Event page
==Randomly appearing spirits==
Spirit	Spirit	Spirit 	Spirit 	Battle parameters	Battle parameters	Battle parameters 	Battle parameters 	Battle parameters 	Battle parameters	Battle parameters
No. 	Image 	Name 	Series 	Enemy Fighter(s) 	Type 	Power 	Stage 	Rules 	Conditions 	Music
1,372 	 	Resident Evil Series	• (180 HP) 	 	9,500 	Norfair (Ω form) 	•Attack Power ↑•Metal Shift•Temporary Invincibility	•The enemy will occasionally be invincible•The enemy will occasionally turn metal when the enemy's at high damage•Stamina battle 	 	
1,373 	 	Resident Evil Series	• (150 HP)• Team ×3 ×3 ×3 (60 HP)	 	3,800 	Gerudo Valley (hazards off) 	•Item: Exploding Types 	•Defeat the main fighter to win•Stamina battle•The enemy favors neutral specials 	 	
1,374 	 	Resident Evil Series	• • 	 	3,900 	Fourside (Battlefield form) 	•Item: Shooting Types 	•The enemy starts the battle with a Franklin Badge•The enemy's ranged weapons have increased power•The enemy favors special moves	 	
1,375 	 	Resident Evil Series	• •Giant 	 	2,200 	Luigi's Mansion (hazards off)	•Item: Ray Gun 	•Defeat the main fighter to win•The enemy's shooting items have increased power•Reinforcements will appear during the battle 	 	
==Names in other languages==
==References==
PAL50

PAL50 is a video mode in Super Smash Bros. Melee that allows the game to run on PAL-region TVs that don’t support NTSC frame rates. The game still runs at 60 frames per second internally, but every sixth frame is skipped visually, reducing the video frame rate to 50. This results in choppy visuals and is generally disdained by the competitive community. Melee tournaments in PAL regions are exclusively played in the PAL60 mode, in which the video output is the same as NTSC except for using PAL color encoding.
Category:Options
Category:Technology
PC walk

In Super Smash Bros. Melee, the PC walk, or PC turnaround, is a sliding technique that involves transferring the momentum from a walk into a smash turn. The PC walk is named after the old-school smasher, .
==Performing the PC walk==
Setting up a PC walk is similar to setting up a moonwalk by fast walking in the direction to slide and then transferring that momentum by turning, but is performed with a smash turn by quickly and lightly flicking the control stick in the opposite direction for only a single frame and then resetting the control stick to the neutral position instead of smash turning with a dashback by keeping the control stick in the smash turn zone for more than one frame. This flicking motion is similar to a pivot, but whereas a pivot cancels the momentum from a dash, a PC turnaround transfers the momentum from a fast walk.
==PC drop==
The PC drop is the most common application of the PC Walk and is used to quickly grab ledge from a walk. It can also be buffered into a walk from the jumpsquat frames of a wavedash to quickly wavedash into a PC drop from further away from the ledge.
==PC turnaround jump==
If one performs a jump out of a PC turnaround, then the momentum from the walk will be transferred over into the jump, but the character will be facing the direction they turned. This is similar to a reverse aerial rush in Brawl and future Smash titles, although it is performed out of a walk instead of a run. One way to set this up is to buffer a walk out of a wavedash. A PC turnaround jump was successfully performed if the control stick is in the neutral position and the character is still moving in the air despite inputting no aerial drift.
==External links==
*How to "PC Drop" or Turn Around Ledge Grab - Melee
*Marth Tech: PC Drop
*Video by SquidTheCat explaining Smash Turn Jumps
*Reddit post discussing Smash Turn Jumps as a substitute for Reverse Aerial Rush
Category:Techniques (SSBM)
Category:Advanced techniques
Category:Slide techniques
PGR 100

The PGR 100 lists the world's top 100 best smashers of all time, starting with Apex 2015 on January 30th, 2015 and ending with DreamHack Atlanta 2018 on November 18th, 2018. The rankings were compiled by PG Stats.
==Methodology==
The Tournament Tier System this season was changed once more, with the removal of the A+ tier and the introduction of a point system that decides what tier a tournament is. Due to the unique nature of the ranking, X-Factor rankings were not formed.
===Tournaments evaluated===
List with full stats
(NOTE: The following does not list evaluated tournaments from prior seasons.)
Tournament	Date 	Tier
 	July 7th 	C
 	July 7th-8th 	A
 	July 14th-15th 	C
 	July 14th-15th 	B
 	July 20th-22nd 	B
 	July 28th 	B
 	July 27th-29th 	B
 	August 3rd-5th 	S
 	August 9th-12th 	S
 	August 12th 	C
 	August 18th 	C
 	August 18th 	C
 	August 25th 	B
 	August 24th-26th 	A
 	September 7th-9th 	B
 	September 15th 	C
 	September 15th 	C
 	September 14th-16th	C
 	September 29th 	C
 	September 29th 	C
 	October 5th-7th 	A
 	October 13th 	C
 	October 21st 	C
 	October 26th-28th 	C
 	November 3rd 	B
 	November 16th-18th 	A
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==External links==
*PGR 100 from PGStats on Twitter: 100-76 75-51 50-26 25-1
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