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List of crowd cheers (SSBB)/Spanish

The following is a list of crowd cheers that appear in the Spanish version of Super Smash Bros. Brawl.
*"-" represents a slight pause in the cheer, such as between syllables in a single word.
*"--" represents a longer pause in the cheer, such as between words.
*Words inside two * describe noises made by the crowd, and are not actual words in the cheer.
Name	Description 	Cheer
 	Maaaari - o! 	
 	Donkey Kong! 	
 	Vi -- va Li-ink! *claps 5 times* 	
 	Saa - mus! 	
 	Saa - mus Ze - ro! 	
 	Yo -- shi! 	
 	Kir -- by! 	
 	Fox! *claps 3 times* 	
 	Pi - ka Pi - ka Pikaa - chu! 	
 	Peeeeach! 	
 	Boow - ser! 	
 	Na - na! -- Po - po! 	
 	Zeel - da! 	
 	Shee - ik! 	
 	Me -- ta - Kni - ight! 	
 	Pit! *claps 3 times* 	
 	Wa - rio! Cha - cha - cha! 	
 	Mucho Ike! Mucho Ike! Eh! Eh! 	
 	Po - ké - mon! 	
 	Diddy Kong! 	
 	Lu - cas! 	
 	Reeey De - dee - de! 	
 	Pik - min! Oli - mar! 	
 	Lui - gi! 	
 	Ne - ss! Eh! Eh! 	
 	Cap - tain Falcon! 	
 	Jigglypuff! 	
 	Fal - co! 	
 	Marth! Marth! Marth! 	
 	Ganondorf! 	
 	Game - and - Watch! 	
 	Esnake! Esnake! Esnaaake! 	
 	Ese Sonic, ese Sonic! Eh! - Eh! 	
 	Lu - ca - rio! 	
 	ROB! *claps 3 times* 	
 	Toon - Link! 	
 	Wolf! *howl* Wolf! *howling continues*	
Category:Features
Category:Crowd cheers (SSBB)
List of crowd cheers (SSBM)

The following is a list of crowd cheers that appear in Super Smash Bros. Melee.
*"-" represents a slight pause in the cheer, such as between syllables in a single word.
*"--" represents a longer pause in the cheer, such as between words.
*Words that are inside two asterisks (*) describe noises made by the crowd, and they are not actual words in the cheer.
*Nintendo of America staff recorded all the international cheers and every cheer for Mario, Donkey Kong, Ness, Luigi (both cheers), and Young Link. Bill Trinen, Tim O'Leary, and Nate Bihildorff are the only people credited in-game with doing any cheers.
*Most of the Japanese cheers were recorded in HAL Laboratory's meeting room by the company's staff. Theirs were recorded after NOA's.Nintendo Dream (January 2002 issue): "HAL Laboratory/Masahiro Sakurai Interview" () (page 85)
Name	Description 	Description 	Audio Clip 	Audio Clip
Name	International 	Japanese 	International	Japanese
 	Ma - ri - o! 	Ma - ri - o! 	 	
 	Donkey - Kong! 	Donkey - Kong! 	 	
 	Go - Link! *claps 3 times* 	Lin - k! 	 	
 	Sa - mus! Sa - mus! 	Sam - us! 	 	
 	Yooo - shiii...! 	Yo - shi! 	 	
 	Kir - by! Kir - by! 	Kaaaa - bii! 	 	
 	Gooooooo - Fox! 	Fox! *claps 3 times* 	 	
 	Pika - Pika - Pikachu! 	Pi - ka - chu! 	 	
 	Ness -- Ness -- Ness! 	Ness -- Ness -- Ness! 	 	
 	Falcon! *claps 3 times* 	Cap - tain! Fal - con! 	 	
 	Go - Peach! 	Peeeea - chy! 	 	
 	Bow - ser! Bow - ser! 	Kooooo - pa! 	 	
 	Ice - Climber! Ice - Climber! 	Ice Climb - er! 	 	
 	Zelda - Zelda - Hu! 	Zel - da! Zel - da! 	 	
 	Gooooooooooooooooooooo Sheik! 	Sheik! Sheik! 	 	
 	Lu - i - gi! 	Lui - gi! 	 	
 	Jig - gly - puff! (English/Italian/Spanish)	Pu - ri - n! 	 	
 	Go! Go! *claps 3 times* (German/French) 	Pu - ri - n! 	 	
 	Gooooooo - Doc! 	Doc - tor! *claps 3 times* 	 	
 	Pi - chu! 	Piiii - chu! 	 	
 	Faaalll-cooo...! 	Fal - co! 	 	
 	Marth -- Marth -- Marth! 	Mar - usu! 	 	
 	Young - Link! Young - Link! 	Young - Link! Young - Link!	 	
 	Gaaa-non-doorff...! 	Ganondorf! *claps 3 times* 	 	
 	Mewwww - two! 	Mewwww - two! 	 	
 	Roy's - our - boy! 	Roy Roy Roy! 	 	
 	Game - and - Watch! 	Game - Watch! 	 	
==References==
Category:Features
Category:Crowd cheers (SSBM)
List of crowd cheers (SSBU)

Below are links to the different crowd cheers based on language in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. As with the announcer and most other character voice clips, most veterans returning from Super Smash Bros. 4 retain their crowd cheers from that game (except in Korean, Dutch and Russian versions, which reused Japanese/English voice clips in Smash 4 and thus completely new to all characters), while in French, Spanish, German and Italian versions, previously cut veterans (with the exceptions of and ) use recreated versions of their crowd cheers from Super Smash Bros. Brawls respective localizations (as it was in Smash 4).
==Lists==
*List of crowd cheers (SSBU)/English
*List of crowd cheers (SSBU)/Japanese
*List of crowd cheers (SSBU)/Italian
*List of crowd cheers (SSBU)/Dutch
*List of crowd cheers (SSBU)/French
*List of crowd cheers (SSBU)/German
*List of crowd cheers (SSBU)/Spanish
*List of crowd cheers (SSBU)/Russian
*List of crowd cheers (SSBU)/Korean
==Trivia==
* and share a single cheer in each language where they are referred to as just "Link". While is also called "Link" in his Japanese cheer, the actual recording is not the same one Link and Toon Link use.
*Likely due to complications arising from the COVID-19 pandemic, , Steve, Alex, Zombie, and Enderman only have two crowd cheers each. One is used in the Korean version while the other is used in all other language versions.
**, and have three crowd cheers each: one in the Japanese version, one in the Korean version, and one in all non-Asian language versions.
** and have only one crowd cheer which is used in all language versions of the game.
Category:Features
Category:Crowd cheers (SSBU)
List of crowd cheers (SSBU)/Japanese

These are all the crowd cheers for the Japanese/Chinese versions of Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.
*"-" represents a slight pause in the cheer, such as between syllables in a single word.
*"--" represents a longer pause in the cheer, such as between words.
*Words that are inside two asterisks (*) describe noises made by the crowd, and they are not actual words in the cheer.
Name 	Description 	Cheer
 	Ma - ri - o! 	
 	Don - key Kong! 	
/ 	Lin - k! 	
 	Sam - Su! 	
 	Yo - shi! *claps 3 times* 	
 	Ka - a - bii! 	
 	Fox! *claps 3 times* 	
 	Pi - ka - chu! 	
 	Lui - gi! 	
 	Ness Ness Ness! 	
 	Captain! Falcon! 	
 	Pu - ri - n! 	
 	Pea - ch! 	
 	Koo - pa! *claps 3 times* 	
 	Sheik! 	
 	Zel - da! 	
 	Mar - u - su! 	
 	Ganondorf! 	
 	Me - ta - Knight! 	
 	Pit - kun! 	
 	Zero Suit Sams! 	
 	Ai - ku! (Ike) 	
 	Pokémon Trai - ner! 	
 	Diddy Kong! 	
 	Go! Go! So - nic! 	
 	Dedede! Dedede! Dedededededede! 	
 	Pik - min! Oli - mar! 	
Alph 	Pik - min! Al - ph! 	
 	Ru - ka - rio! 	
 	(high voices) Mura - no (low voices) son - cho! (The mayor of a village!)	
 	Rock - man! *claps 3 times* 	
 	Trainer-san! 	
 	Rosetta! Chi - ko! 	
 	Go! Go! Mac! 	
 	Ge - kkou -ga! 	
s 	Mii! Mii! Mii Mii Mii! 	
 	Pa - lu - tena! 	
 	Go! Go! Pac-Man! 	
 	Ref - let! 	
 	Shu - ru - ku! 	
 	Koo - pa! Jun - ior! 	
Larry 	Lar - ry! 	
Roy (Super Mario Bros.)	Roy Roy Roy! 	
Wendy 	Wen - dy! *claps 3 times* 	
Iggy 	Ig - gy! 	
Morton 	Moooorton! 	
Lemmy 	Lem - my! 	
Ludwig 	Lud - wig! 	
 	Fal - co! 	
 	Game - And - Watch! 	
 	Wa - rio! 	
 	Ro - bot! 	
 	Lu - ki - na! 	
 	Black Pit! Burapi! 	
 	Duck Hun - to! 	
 	Iii-sha! (Doc-tor!) 	
 	Mewwww-two! 	
 	Ryuuuu - ka! 	
() 	Roy! Roy! Roy! 	
 	Ryu! Ryu! Ryu! 	
 	Ku - rau -do! 	
 	Ka - mu - i! 	
 	Bayo - nee - san! (Lady Bayo!) 	
 	Pichu! 	
 	Lin - Ku! 	
 	Ice Climb - er! 	
 	Sna - ku! 	
 	Uru - fu! (Wol - f!) 	
 	Ink - ling! 	
 	Da - i - sy! 	
 	Ridori! *clap 3 times* 	
 	Shi - mo - n! 	
 	Rihita! *clap 3 times* 	
 	Ku - ro - mu! 	
 	Dark Sam - Su! 	
 	(high voices) Kin - gu! (low voices) Kuru - ru! 	
 	Shi - zue-san! 	
 	Ken Ken Ken! 	
 	Gao - gae - n! 	
 	Pack - un! *clap 3 times* 	
 	Jo - ker! *claps 3 times* 	
 	Yuuuuu - Sha! 	
 	Ban - jo! (high voices) Ka - zoo - ie! 	
 	Te - rryyyyyyyy! 	
(♂) 	Be-re-to! 	
(♀) 	Be-re-su! 	
 	Min Min! *claps 3 times* 	
 	Ste - vu! *claps 3 times* 	
Alex 	Ale - xu! *claps 3 times* 	
Zombie 	Zooommm - bie! 	
Enderman 	End - er - man! 	
 	Seph - i - roth! 	
/ 	Homura! - Hikari! 	
 	Ka - zu - ya! *drum beat times* 	
 	Soooo - ra! 	
==Trivia==
* "Burapi" is the nickname that receives in the Japanese version of .
*Byleth's Japanese crowd cheer is the first cheer to depend on gender.
==See also==
*List of crowd cheers (SSBU)/English
*List of crowd cheers (SSBU)/Italian
*List of crowd cheers (SSBU)/Dutch
*List of crowd cheers (SSBU)/French
*List of crowd cheers (SSBU)/German
*List of crowd cheers (SSBU)/Spanish
*List of crowd cheers (SSBU)/Russian
*List of crowd cheers (SSBU)/Korean
Category:Features
Category:Crowd cheers (SSBU)
List of crowd cheers (SSBU)/Korean

These are all the crowd cheers for the Korean version of Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.
*"-" represents a slight pause in the cheer, such as between syllables in a single word.
*"--" represents a longer pause in the cheer, such as between words.
*Words that are inside two asterisks (*) describe noises made by the crowd, and they are not actual words in the cheer.
Name 	Description 	Cheer
 	Ma - ri - o! 	
 	Don - key Kong! 	
/ 	Lin - ku! *claps 3 times* 	
 	Sa - mu - s! 	
 	Yo - shi! *claps 3 times* 	
 	Keo - bi! 	
 	Fox! 	
 	Pi - ka - chu! 	
 	Lu - i - gi! 	
 	Ne - seu! 	
 	Captin! Falcon! 	
 	Pu - rin! 	
 	Pea - ch! 	
 	Koo - pa! *claps 3 times* 	
 	Sheik! 	
 	Zelda! 	
 	Maaaareu - seu! 	
 	Ga - nondorf! *claps 5 times* 	
 	Metaaaa - Knight! 	
 	Pi - teu! 	
 	Ze - ro Su - it Sa - mu - s! 	
 	A - i - keu! 	
 	Pokémon Trai - ner! 	
 	Di - ddy Kong! 	
 	So - nic! 	
 	De-De-De! De-De-De! Dedededededede! 	
 	Pikmin! Olimar! 	
Alph 	Piki - min! Alph! 	
 	Lu - cari - o! 	
 	Maaaaa'eul Jumin! *claps 5 times* 	
 	Rock - man! 	
 	Wii Fit -- Trainer! 	
 	Roje - llina! Chiko! 	
 	Li - ttle Mac! 	
 	Gae - gul - nin - ja! 	
s 	Mii! Mii! Mii Mii Mii! 	
 	Palu - tena! 	
 	Pac - Man! 	
 	Ro - bu - in! 	
 	Shu - lu - ku! 	
 	Koo - pa! Jun - ior! 	
Larry 	Lar - ry! 	
Roy (Super Mario Bros.)	Roy! Roy! Roy! 	
Wendy 	Wen - dy! *claps 2 times* 	
Iggy 	Ig - gy! 	
Morton 	Mor - ton! *claps 3 times* 	
Lemmy 	Lem - my! Lem - my! Leeeem - my! 	
Ludwig 	Lu - Lud - wig! 	
 	Fal - co! 	
 	Game - And - Watch! 	
 	Wa - ri - o! 	
 	R - O - B! 	
 	Lu - ki - na! 	
 	Beu - llaek Pi - teu! 	
 	Deok Heonteu Deok Heonteu Deok - Heon - teu!	
 	Doc - tor Mari - o! 	
 	Mew - two! 	
 	Ryu - ka! 	
() 	Ro - y! *claps 3 times* 	
 	Ryu! Ryu! Ryu! 	
 	Keu - lla - u - deu! 	
 	Ka - mu - i! 	
 	Ba - yo - ne - tta! 	
 	Pi - chu! 	
 	So - nyeon Lin - gkeu! 	
 	Eol - eum Ta - gi! 	
 	Sna - ke! 	
 	Uru - feu! 	
 	Ing - keu - lling! 	
 	Da - i - sy! 	
 	Ri - du - ley 	
 	Si - mon! 	
 	Rich - ter! 	
 	Keu - rom! 	
 	Da - keu - Samus! 	
 	King -- Kuru! 	
 	Yeo - ul! 	
 	Ken! Ken! *claps 2 times* 	
 	Eoheung - yeom! 	
 	Pack - un! Flow - er! 	
 	Jok - er! *claps 3 times* 	
 	Yuuuuu - Sha! 	
 	Banjo - Kazooie! 	
 	Ter - ry! 	
(♂) 	Bay - leth - Tu! 	
(♀) 	Bay - leth - Tsu! 	
 	Min Min! *claps 3 times* 	
 	Su - ti - vu! 	
Alex 	Ale -- xu! 	
Zombie 	Zom - bie! 	
Enderman 	Ender - man! *claps 3 times* 	
 	Seph - i - roth! 	
/ 	Ho - mu - ra! -- Hi - ka - ri! 	
 	Ka - zu - ya! *drum beat 2 times* 	
 	Soooo - ra! 	
==See also==
*List of crowd cheers (SSBU)/English
*List of crowd cheers (SSBU)/Japanese
*List of crowd cheers (SSBU)/Italian
*List of crowd cheers (SSBU)/Dutch
*List of crowd cheers (SSBU)/French
*List of crowd cheers (SSBU)/German
*List of crowd cheers (SSBU)/Spanish
*List of crowd cheers (SSBU)/Russian
Category:Features
Category:Crowd cheers (SSBU)
List of custom moves (SSB4)

:For a list of the custom moves available in this game's successor, see List of custom moves (SSBU). For general info, see Character customization.
The following are lists of all custom moves in Super Smash Bros. 4. All fighters (excluding downloadable fighters) have custom moves, one default and two variations for each special move. With the exceptions of the and , all custom moves have to be unlocked.
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Category:Gameplay
Category:Lists
List of major tournaments

:For the Smasher, see Smasher:Major
A major is an exceptionally prestigious tournament that has a very high amount of entrants and a very high level of skill density among the entrants, with many of the game's top players and borderline top players in attendance. A supermajor is among the most prestigious tournaments of all, where the skill density is so high that they're an established level above majors, with them having most of the game's very best players in attendance and attracting players from across the world to compete.
The following pages are lists for every tournament to date that SmashWiki considers a major and supermajor for each individual game, as well as for Project M/Project +.
*List of major tournaments (SSB)
*List of major tournaments (SSBM)
*List of major tournaments (SSBB)
*List of major tournaments (SSB4)
*List of major tournaments (SSBU)
*List of major tournaments (PM)
==See also==
*List of largest Smash tournaments
Category:Major tournaments
Category:Tournaments
Category:Competitive lists
List of major tournaments (PM)

The following is a list of all Project M/Project + major and supermajor tournaments that have happened to date. A list of largest Project M tournaments is also available. Note that only singles tournaments are recorded and online tournaments are not considered.
Tournaments considered to be supermajors are highlighted with bold text.
==2012==
Name	Date 	Entrants	Winner	Character(s)
 	August 12th-14th	106 	 	
==2013==
Name	Date 	Entrants	Winner	Character(s)
 	October 12th-13th	90 	 	
==2014==
Name	Date 	Entrants	Winner	Character(s)
 	January 17th-19th	382 	 	
 	May 31st-June 1st	256 	 	
 	June 27th-29th 	255 	 	
 	August 2nd-3rd 	165 	 	
 	October 4th-5th 	333 	 	
==2015==
Name	Date 	Entrants	Winner	Character(s)
 	February 28th-March 1st	194 	 	
 	August 1st-2nd 	233 	 	
 	September 5th-6th 	405 	 	
 	November 7th-8th 	193 	 	
 	November 14th-15th 	160 	 	
==2016==
Name	Date 	Entrants	Winner	Character(s)
 	January 9th-10th 	174 	 	
 	April 16th 	168 	 	
 	May 27th-29th 	188 	 	
 	June 11th-12th 	234 	 	
 	June 18th-19th 	233 	 	
 	July 23rd-24th 	109 	 	
 	October 28th-30th 	209 	 	
 	November 19th-20th	134 	 	
==2017==
Name	Date 	Entrants	Winner	Character(s)
 	February 18th 	129 	 	
 	May 27th-28th 	372 	 	
 	June 2nd-4th 	319 	 	
 	July 1st-2nd 	192 	 	
 	July 29th-30th	173 	 	
 	August 5th-6th	201 	 	
 	November 18th 	96 	 	
==2018==
Name	Date 	Entrants	Winner	Character(s)
 	January 13th-14th	197 	 	
 	April 7th 	92 	 	
 	June 1st-3rd 	352 	 	
 	July 6th-8th 	427 	 	
 	July 27th-29th 	177 	 	
 	October 27th-28th	137 	 	
==2019==
Name	Date 	Entrants	Winner	Character(s)
 	May 31st-June 2nd	392 	 	
 	June 22nd-23rd 	109 	 	
 	July 12th-14th 	130 	 	
 	August 16th-18th 	93 	 	
==2021==
Name	Date 	Entrants	Winner	Character(s)
 	September 11th 	193 	 	
 	October 2nd 	89 	 	
 	November 6th-7th	133 	 	
 	November 13th 	118 	 	
==2022==
Name	Date 	Entrants	Winner	Character(s)
 	March 26th-27th 	16 	 	
 	September 9th-11th	116 	 	
 	November 5th-6th 	104 	 	
==2023==
Name	Date 	Entrants	Winner	Character(s)
 	February 25th 	113 	 	
 	March 18th 	97 	 	
 	July 29th-30th 	102 	 	
 	October 28th-29th	77 	 	
 	December 2nd-3rd 	80 	 	
==2024==
Name	Date 	Entrants	Winner	Character(s)
 	April 20th-21st 	134 	 	
 	July 26th-27th 	140 	 	
 	September 6th-8th	120 	 	
==Players who have won a major==
Smasher	Characters (secondaries)	Supermajors	Majors	Total Wins
 	() 	3 	6 	9
 	() 	1 	4 	5
 	() 	0 	4 	4
 	 	2 	1 	3
 	() 	1 	2 	3
 	 	1 	2 	3
 	 	0 	3 	3
 	 	0 	3 	3
 	 	1 	1 	2
 	() 	1 	1 	2
 	 	1 	1 	2
 	() 	0 	2 	2
 	() 	0 	2 	2
 	 	1 	0 	1
 	 	0 	1 	1
 	 	0 	1 	1
 	 	0 	1 	1
 	() 	0 	1 	1
 	 	0 	1 	1
 	 	0 	1 	1
 	 	0 	1 	1
 	 	0 	1 	1
==See also==
*List of major tournaments (SSB)
*List of major tournaments (SSBM)
*List of major tournaments (SSBB)
*List of major tournaments (SSB4)
*List of major tournaments (SSBU)
Category:Major tournaments (PM)
Category:Tournaments
Category:Competitive lists
List of major tournaments (SSBB)

The following is a list of all Super Smash Bros. Brawl major and supermajor tournaments that have happened to date. A list of largest Brawl tournaments is also available. Note that only singles tournaments are recorded and online tournaments are not considered.
Tournaments considered to be supermajors are highlighted with bold text.
==2008==
Name	Date 	Entrants	Winner	Character(s)
 	July 5th 	112 	 	
 	August 16th-17th	≥48 	 	
 	August 30th 	303 	 	
==2009==
Name	Date 	Entrants	Winner	Character(s)
 	January 17th-18th	243 	 	
 	February 7th-8th 	249 	 	
 	April 10th-12th 	140 	 	
 	May 9th-10th 	210 	 	
 	July 10th-12th 	292 	 	
 	July 17th-19th 	128 	 	
 	August 15th 	96 	 	
 	August 21st-23rd 	141 	 	
==2010==
Name	Date 	Entrants	Winner	Character(s)
 	January 16th-18th	192 	 	
 	April 2nd-4th 	107 	 	
 	April 16th-18th 	184 	 	
 	June 4th-6th 	250 	 	
 	July 23rd-25th 	140 	 	
 	August 6th-8th 	269 	 	
 	August 27th-29th 	148 	 	
 	October 15th-17th	174 	 	
 	November 5th-7th 	182 	 	
==2011==
Name	Date 	Entrants	Winner	Character(s)
 	January 22nd-23rd 	140 	 	
 	February 19th-21st	151 	 	
 	March 12th 	150 	 	
 	March 18th-20th 	139 	 	
 	April 2nd 	96 	 	
 	May 21st 	116 	 	
 	July 15th-17th 	197 	 	
 	August 14th 	128 	 	
 	September 4th 	115 	 	
 	September 19th 	110 	 	
 	October 9th 	88 	 	
==2012==
Name	Date 	Entrants 	Winner	Character(s)
 	January 6th-8th 	400 	 	
 	April 7th 	64 	 	
 	May 27th 	80 	 	
 	June 30th 	>48 (80?)	 	
 	July 14th-15th 	140 	 	
 	August 10th-12th	240 	 	
==2013==
Name	Date 	Entrants	Winner	Character(s)
 	January 11th-13th	338 	 	
 	March 30th 	140+ 	 	
 	August 3rd-4th 	141 	 	
==2014==
Name	Date 	Entrants	Winner	Character(s)
 	January 17th-19th 	370 	 	
 	February 22nd-23rd	80 	 	
 	May 31st-June 1st 	97 	 	
 	August 23rd-24th 	220 	 	
==2015==
Name	Date 	Entrants	Winner	Character(s)
 	January 30th-February 1st	176 	 	
 	August 6th-9th 	121 	 	
==2016==
Name	Date 	Entrants	Winner	Character(s)
 	August 11th-14th	151 	 	
==2017==
Name	Date 	Entrants	Winner	Character(s)
 	April 14th-16th 	63 	 	
 	August 10th-13th	182 	 	
==2018==
Name	Date 	Entrants	Winner	Character(s)
 	August 9th-12th	169 	 	
==2019==
Name	Date 	Entrants	Winner	Character(s)
 	August 8th-11th	184 	 	
==2022==
Name	Date 	Entrants	Winner	Character(s)
 	August 11th-14th 	177 	 	
 	November 18th-20th	54 	 	
==2023==
Name	Date 	Entrants	Winner	Character(s)
 	August 10th-13th, 2023	223 	 	
==2024==
Name	Date 	Entrants	Winner	Character(s)
 	August 8th-11th, 2024	187 	 	
==Players who have won a major==
Smasher	Characters (secondaries)	Supermajors	Majors	Total Wins
 	 	3 	7 	10
 	 	2 	6 	8
 	 	1 	4 	5
 	 	0 	4 	4
 	 	0 	4 	4
 	 	0 	4 	4
 	 	1 	2 	3
 	 	1 	1 	2
 	 	1 	1 	2
 	 	0 	2 	2
 	 	1 	0 	1
 	 	1 	0 	1
 	 	1 	0 	1
 	 	1 	0 	1
 	 	0 	1 	1
 	() 	0 	1 	1
 	() 	0 	1 	1
 	 	0 	1 	1
 	 	0 	1 	1
 	 	0 	1 	1
 	 	0 	1 	1
==See also==
*List of major tournaments (SSB)
*List of major tournaments (SSBM)
*List of major tournaments (SSB4)
*List of major tournaments (SSBU)
*List of major tournaments (PM)
Category:Major tournaments (SSBB)
Category:Tournaments
Category:Competitive lists
List of minor universes

This is a list of minor universes with smaller forms of representation in the series, such as moveset elements, background characters, trophies, stickers, spirits, music, or Mii Fighter costumes. For universes which are represented by fighters, stages, Assist Trophies, items, or enemies, see here. 
==Nintendo series==
For minor universes under the Mii banner, see here.
==Third-party series==
==Trivia==
*Prior to their fighter or stage debut in the series, , , , , , , , , , and all have had only minor representation in the series at one point. 
**Similarly, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , and all have only received minor representation in the series as well before eventually being represented with items or Assist Trophies.
**Mario being a referee in was mentioned in his biography in Smash 64 before being represented. 
*, Excite, , , Custom Robo, Kururin, , , , and are the only major universes to have become a minor universe in an installment after receiving major representation in a previous installment.
**However, Golden Sun would later return to its previous status in a following installment, and Balloon Fight would become a primary universe in a following installment, as well.
*, , , , , , , and are the only minor universes from previous installments to have no representation in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.
**Doshin the Giant, having no representation since Melee, has had the longest absence of any minor universes.
*With it first being represented in Melee and not receiving any representation again until Ultimate, Cubivore has the longest gap for lack of representation between installments of any universe.
es:Universo/Menores