Spirit

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In Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, Spirits are powerups featured extensively in Adventure Mode: World of Light. While similar to Stickers in Super Smash Bros. Brawl and Equipment in Super Smash Bros. 4, Spirits are representations of characters that fighters can assign to themselves for in-battle buffs and benefits. In Ultimate, there are 1,303 Spirits of varying types and franchises.

There are currently 28 Spirits in Ultimate that represent the Mother series, with characters from all three games — Mother, EarthBound, and Mother 3 — showing up as Spirits. Among these are represenations of the two playable Mother characters: Lucas and Ness. Other Spirits are party members such as Paula, Jeff, Kumatora, and Duster, secondary characters such as Buzz Buzz, Flying Man, Flint, and Salsa, or enemies such as Starman, Master Belch, or the Absolutely Safe Capsule.

Functionality

There are four classes of Spirits in Ultimate. Primary Spirits can be equipped by a fighter, enhancing their stats. A Primary Spirit has strengths based on type: Attack, Shield, and Grab, and Neutral. All types except Neutral are powerful against another type: ergo, Attack is effective against Grab, Grab is effective against Shield, and Shield is effective over Attack.

Support Spirits are enabled by a Primary Spirit, which allows up to three Support Spirits for a fighter. Support Spirits will usually give a fighter a skill in battle: EarthBound-related skills range between giving a fighter a Franklin Badge skill (reflects all enemy projectiles) and allowing a fighter to begin a battle holding a Ramblin' Evil Mushroom.

Fighter Spirits cannot be equipped, and serve as a viewable image of a character. They are representations of fighters in Ultimate. Master Spirits also cannot be equipped, but give the player access to certain facilities, such as shops, gyms, or dojos.

Most Spirits are obtained via Spirit Battles: where fighters represent the Spirit in a themed stage. For example, earning Hinawa's spirit requires that the player battle Zelda and two Lucas fighters, and earning Teddy's spirit requires that the player battle Little Mac. Once owned, a Spirit can be leveled up to increase its benefits in battle. Some Spirits will change into a new Spirit at level 99, giving the player better stats.

List of Mother Spirits

Spirit			Information						Battle
No.	Image	Name	Spirit Type	Class	Type	Stats	Ability	Acquisition	Fighters	Power	Stage	Conditions
563		Ness	Fighter	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	Complete Classic Mode with Ness	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
564		Lucas	Fighter	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	Complete Classic Mode with Lucas	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
565		Ninten	Primary	★★★★	Grab	Power: 4,438—11,098 2,179–5,448 1,856–4,641	PSI Attack ↑	Obtainable after a Spirit Battle	Ness (×4)	13,700	Magicant	The enemy's PSI attacks have increased power Stamina battle The enemy's FS Meter charges quickly
566		Ana	Support	★★★	Grab	N/A	Franklin Badge Equipped	Obtainable after a Spirit Battle	Villager Ness	9,200	Magicant	Stamina battle The enemy heals over time
567		Lloyd	Primary	★★★	Grab	Power: 2,844–8,555 1,248–3,753 1,435–4,318	Electric Attack ↑	Obtainable after a Spirit Battle	Villager R.O.B.	9,200	Magicant	Defeat the main fighter to win Bob-ombs will rain from the sky after a litte while Stamina battle
568		Teddy	Primary	★★	Attack	Power: 1,658–6,675 995–4,005 663–2,670	N/A	Obtainable after a Spirit Battle	Little Mac	3,600	Onett	The enemy's melee weapons have increased power The enemy starts the battle with a Killing Edge
569		EVE	Primary	★★★	Shield	Power: 2,866–8,600 1,404–4,214 1,462–4,386	N/A	Obtainable after a Spirit Battle	Giant R.O.B.	9,700	Frigate Orpheon	The enemy's attacks has increased power The enemy has super armor and is hard to launch or make flinch Stamina battle
570		Flying Man	Primary	★★★	Attack	Power: 2,792–8,379 1,607–4,822 1,027–3,083	Initial Damage 30%	Obtainable after a Spirit Battle Summonable via cores from Blaziken and Reporter & Wrestler	Mii Brawler (×5) Ness	9,100	Magicant	Defeat the main fighter to win Stamina battle