List of characters featured as Mii Costumes

This is a list of the many characters that have gotten Mii Costumes in *Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U* or *Super Smash Bros. Ultimate*, along with any relevant information such as supporters on SmashFAQs or any notable history on the site. While some generic costumes exist, the majority are based on preexisting characters from a multitude of different video game franchises. This includes a number of major requests to be in Smash, with the costume potentially acting as a compensation for them not getting in as a full-fledged fighter, somewhat similarly to certain Assist Trophies. Due to this, many in the Smash community began to see Mii Costumes as a bad thing, likely escalated by general distaste for the Miis. Regardless, they are a key backbone of the customization in the games featuring them.

## Akira

### Latest Appearance

*Super Smash Bros. Ultimate* (2018)
*SEGA Heroes* (2018) (outside of Smash)
*Virtua Fighter 5 Final Showdown* (2012) (home series)

## Biological Information

### Eyes

Brown

**Akira Yuki** is the main protagonist of Sega's revolutionary 3D fighting game series *Virtua Fighter*. He would debut in *Smash 4* as a downloadable Mii Costume launched alongside fellow fighting game character Ryu and two other fighting game-inspired costumes, fellow *Virtua Fighter* character Jacky and *Tekken*'s Heihachi. While Jacky's costume was designed to be more modern and detailed, Akira's costume takes on a more blocky appearance inspired by the earlier *Virtua Fighter* titles. All of this content was launched in June 2014. Sakurai commented at the time that it was impressive to have so many iconic fighting game series represented together in Smash. In addition to his costume later returning as DLC alongside Terry Bogard from SNK's *Fatal Fury*, he would also receive both an Assist Trophy and a Spirit in the base game, with both similarly taken on a more retro appearance.

## Biological Information

### Height

6'0 feet

**Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad** is the main protagonist of several installments in Ubisoft's long-running *Assassin's Creed* series of action-adventure games, most notably the very first installment, *Assassin's Creed* from 2007. As such, he's also the first titular assassin playable in the series. Throughout the events of this game, the player is actually experiencing "genetic memories" of Altaïr's life through the perspective of his present day descendant Desmond Miles. Due in large part to his role in the debuting title of the series, Altaïr is one of the most iconic assassin's featured in the series, only being clearly beaten out by *Assassin's Creed II*'s Ezio Auditore da Firenze. In terms of requests for Smash, while *Assassin's Creed* has typically paled with fighter requests in comparison to Ubisoft's platformer series *Rayman*, it has still been brought up as a possibility by a number of users. This said, Ezio is usually preferred in these cases over Altaïr.

To the surprise of many people, Altaïr would end up being revealed as a Mii Swordfighter costume alongside the reveal of Byleth as the fighter featured in Challenger Pack 5. Many were shocked but pleasantly surprised by his inclusion due to both his home series' mature context and the lack of any Ubisoft content in *Ultimate* up until then aside from a few Spirits based on Rayman and the Rabbids. Leaker Vergeben would actually namedrop Altaïr as a Mii Costume a few minutes before its reveal along with the rest of that costume wave, giving him a slight boost in credibility when it came to DLC. Notably, the North American reveal of this outfit would denote the crossover as "*Super Smash Bros. Ultimate* x Altaïr" instead of "*Super Smash Bros. Ultimate* x *Assassin's Creed*", though other regions went for the latter. This would end up being the subject of much mockery and confusion, and the trend would only continue for future costumes based on Mature-rated series. Some have speculated that this change was due to recent rules enacted by the ESRB that would require a raise in the general age rating for relevant videos, though this has not been entirely confirmed.

## Biological Information

### Gender

Male

The **Arcade Bunny** is the host and mascot of the *Nintendo Badge Arcade* service for Nintendo 3DS. This application began in December 2014 in Japan and November 2015 in other regions worldwide. It was a freemium application that would allow players to try to win badges from a series of crane games, with any collected badges being able to be displayed on the 3DS's home screen. That said, there would only be a very small amount of free tries per day, requiring the use of real money to get more attempts at the badges. The rabbit host would end up gaining some attention for his playful and sometimes somewhat snarky personality, along with gag transformations he had such as becoming buff or appearing as a realistic rabbit. While the service did receive some criticism for its monetary practices, it ended up being extremely popular among owners of the console. *Nintendo Badge Arcade* would end up being discontinued in June 2017, but despite this the Arcade Bunny would end up appearing in *Super Smash Bros. Ultimate* as both a hat for the Mii Fighters and an Assist Trophy.

## Arthur

**Arthur** is the main protagonist of Capcom's side-scrolling action game series *Ghosts 'n Goblins*. The series typically focuses on Arthur fighting his way through hordes of demonic monsters to rescue the princess. The NES version of the original game in particular has been regarded both as one of the system's best third-party titles and one of its most difficult.

## Chocobo

### Smash Appearances

*for 3DS/Wii U* (DLC)
*Ultimate (DLC)*

### Universe

*Final Fantasy*

**Chocobos** are a species of huge birds featured in the *Final Fantasy* series, serving as its primary mascot. They are well-known for their incredible running speed, leading them to function almost like horses and even participate in various races. The Chocobo Hat is based specifically on the various *Chocobo* spin-offs. The hat first debuted in *Smash 4*, first being revealed at the end of Cloud's reveal trailer. It would be released a month later in December 2015, alongside Cloud and the Geno Mii Gunner outfit. Like other third-party costumes, the Chocobo Hat would not be in the base game of *Ultimate* and would instead later be re-released once more as paid DLC. The hat would be absent for a good portion of the DLC waves, most notably missing the wave of the Square Enix newcomer Hero. This lead many to speculate that there might be a second Square Enix newcomer down the line, with some interesting theories even developing around it. The costume would actually be one of the last to be absent from *Smash 4*, alongside Geno, Lloyd Irving, and two for Monster Hunter. Some joked about the Chocobo's presence among several big fan requests. In the end, it would indeed end up accompanying fellow *Final Fantasy* character Sephiroth alongside Challenger Pack 8 and its respective Mii Costume wave.

## Chain Chomp

### Smash Appearances

*for 3DS/Wii U*
*Ultimate*

### Universe

*Mario*

**Chain Chomps** are a recurring enemy in the *Mario* series, first appearing in *Super Mario Bros. 3*. They are famously based on stories from Miyamoto's childhood, where he would end up running away from angry dogs. Various Chain Chomps have also appeared in *The Legend of Zelda* series, most notably *Link's Awakening*. Due to their many appearances and distinct nature, Chain Chomps are among the most iconic *Mario* enemies. In some contexts, Chain Chomps not bound to chains may be referred to as simply "Chomps". Since *Smash 4*, the series has featured both a Chomp hat for the Mii Fighters and an Assist Trophy appearance from the enemy.

## Creeper

"*"Aw man!"*"
— CaptainSparklez, "Revenge"

## Creeper

### Latest Appearance

*Super Smash Bros. Ultimate* (2020)
*Minecraft Dungeons* (2020) (home series)

### Universe

*Minecraft*

**Creepers** are iconic enemies from the sandbox game *Minecraft*. Generally considered the mascot of the game and even appearing in its logo, they were initially created after a failed attempt at making Pigs. Instead of being scrapped, Creepers were implemented as the first hostile mobs in the game. In this role, they are infamously known for exploding if the player provokes them, an act as easy as simply getting close to them. Since their debut, they have appeared in every version of the game along with its handful of spin-offs. Their popularity has also led them to garner tons of merchandise and cameo in other game titles, including *Super Smash Bros. Ultimate*. In addition to being a Spirit and part of Steve's Final Smash, a costume based on the enemy can also be purchased. The outfit is interestingly designed for use by Mii Brawlers, giving a very uncanny appearance.

## Dante

### Aliases

Son of Sparda
The Legendary Devil Hunter

### Latest Appearance

*Devil May Cry 5: Special Edition* (2020)

## Biological Information

### Gender

Male

*Main Article: Dante*

## Geno

### First Appearance

*Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars* (1996)

### Latest Appearance

*Super Smash Bros. Ultimate* (2018)
*Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga* (2003) (home series)

### Smash Appearances

*for 3DS/Wii U* (DLC)
*Ultimate* (DLC)

### Universe

*Mario*

*Main Article: Geno*

## Lloyd Irving

### Smash Appearances

*for 3DS/Wii U* (DLC)
*Ultimate* (DLC)

## Biological Information

### Age

17 (*Tales of Symphonia*)
19 (*Dawn of the New World*)

### Height

173 cm (*Tales of Symphonia*)
178 cm (*Dawn of the New World*)

### Weight

58 kg (*Tales of Symphonia*)
63 kg (*Dawn of the New World*)

### Eyes

Brown

*Main Article: Lloyd Irving*

## Monster Hunter

### Costume Parts

Hunter's Helm, Hunter's Mail
Rathalos Helm, Rathalos Mail

### Universe

*Monster Hunter*

*Main Article: Monster Hunter*

## Rex

### Latest Appearance

*Super Smash Bros. Ultimate* (2018)
*Xenoblade Chronicles 2: Torna ~ The Golden Country* (2018) (home series)

## Biological Information

### Eyes

Gold

*Main Article: Rex*

## Sans

### Latest Appearance

*Super Smash Bros. Ultimate* (2019)
*Deltarune: Chapter 1* (2018; home series)

## Biological Information

### Eyes

White
Blue / Yellow (during boss battle)

*Main Article: Sans*

## Biological Information

### Eyes

Cyan

*Main Article: Spring Man*

## Biological Information

### Gender

Male

**Vault Boy** is the mascot of the *Fallout* series of western role-playing games taking place in a post-nuclear world heavily inspired by the 1950s United States. The series was created by Interplay Entertainment before being acquired by Bethesda Softworks, its current owner. Vault Boy is a mascot in the world of the *Fallout* games, often as a mechanism to visualize gameplay mechanics to the player. He has become a common presence in marketing and merchandise for the series by Bethesda. Vault Boy would end up joining as a full-body Mii Gunner outfit in *Ultimate*, as a part of the sixth wave of DLC outfits released alongside Min Min. The costume reveal was given extra attention by Nintendo and garnered much attention from fans online, similar to Sans and Cuphead in previous waves. It was also the first representation of any kind in Smash from Bethesda. Due to Microsoft acquiring the company not too long after in September 2020, the Vault Boy costume is also retroactively part of their representation in Smash, along with content from *Banjo-Kazooie* and *Minecraft*.

While some did ponder the idea of Vault Boy as a *Fallout* rep, it was never an idea that was seen to be seriously likely and, by *Ultimate*'s speculation, was easily overshadowed by discussion surrounding Doomguy from the *Doom* series by ID Software and Dovahkiin from Bethesda's own *The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim*. That said, Vault Boy would be featured in a few fake leaks, including one proposing that he was listed in the fighter section of a then-unreleased guidebook for upcoming release of *Ultimate*. Disregarding speculation surrounding Vault Boy himself, some have pointed to the costume's existence as a sign that more Bethesda content is unlikely to happen, which would not bode well for characters like the aforementioned Doomguy and Dovahkiin joining *Ultimate*'s rosters as fighters. This has yet to be proven one way or the other.

## Waluigi

*Main Article: Waluigi*

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## Fighters featured as Mii Costumes

In addition to the above, several of the characters that have made it as full-fledged fighters also have costumes inspired by them, either introduced alongside them or in previous installments before they were promoted.

#### Introduced in Smash 4

* Mario - Mario's Cap
* Luigi - Luigi's Cap
* Peach - Peach's Crown
* Daisy\* - Daisy's Crown
* Wario - Wario's Cap
* King K. Rool\* - King K. Rool Hat/Outfit\*\*
* Link - Link Cap/Outfit\*\*
* Zelda - Princess Zelda Wig
* Sheik - Sheik Mask
* Samus - Samus's Armor/Helmet\*\*
* Meta Knight - Meta Knight Mask
* Fox - Fox Hat/Outfit (DLC)
* Captain Falcon - Captain Falcon Helmet/Outfit\*\*
* Isabelle\* - Isabelle Hat/Outfit
* Inkling\* - Inkling Wig/Outfit\*\*, Squid Hat\*\*

\* later introduced as a fighter in *Ultimate*

\*\* sold as downloadable content in *for 3DS/Wii U*

#### Introduced in Ultimate

* Mario - Builder Mario's Hat/Outfit, Cappy Hat
* Link (*Breath of the Wild*) - Champion's Wig/Outfit, Ancient Helm\*\*\*\*
* Yoshi - Woolly Yoshi Hat/Outfit
* Inkling - Splatoon 2 Hat/Outfit
* Hero - Erdrick's Helmet/Armour\*\*\*
* Steve - Diamond Helm/Diamond Armor\*\*\*

\*\*\* sold as downloadable content in *Ultimate*

\*\*\*\* special bonus for purchasing all of Fighters Pass Vol. 2