Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS / Wii U

For more information about this game, see its corresponding article on SmashWiki.

Nintendo 3DS box art Wii U box art
Developer(s)		Sora Ltd. Namco Bandai Games
Publisher(s)		Nintendo
Platform(s)		Nintendo 3DS, Wii U
Genre(s)		Fighting, Platform
Modes		Single player, Multiplayer
Ratings		CERO:  A ESRB:  E10+ PEGI:  12
Input methods		Wii Remote, Classic Controller, GameCube Controller, 3DS, GamePad Wii Remote & Nunchuk Wii U Pro Controller

Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Super Smash Bros. for Wii U, collectively referred to as Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS / Wii U, and colloquially referred to as Super Smash Bros. 4, are entries in the Super Smash Bros. released in 2014 on the Nintendo 3DS and Wii U respectively. The 3DS entry marks the series' first handheld game in the series. It is also the first Super Smash Bros. series game to feature an Animal Crossing-related playable character, specifically Villager, whose appearance is based on the male player from Animal Crossing: City Folk. Additionally, Isabelle, the mayor's assistant who debuted in Animal Crossing: New Leaf, makes an appearance in the game as an Assist Trophy.

Fighters

Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS / Wii U features 58 playable characters. Bold text denotes an unlockable character. Italics text denotes an unlockable character only in the 3DS version. A * mark denotes a character making their Smash debut in Wii U/3DS

List of fighters

• Mario - Article on Super Mario Wiki
• Luigi - Article on Super Mario Wiki
• Dr. Mario - Article on Super Mario Wiki
• Peach - Article on Super Mario Wiki
• Bowser - Article on Super Mario Wiki
• Rosalina & Luma* - Articles on Mario Wiki: Rosalina, Luma
• Bowser Jr.* - Article on Super Mario Wiki
• Donkey Kong - Article on Super Mario Wiki
• Diddy Kong - Article on Super Mario Wiki
• Yoshi - Article on Super Mario Wiki
• Link - Article on Zelda Wiki
• Zelda - Article on Zelda Wiki
• Sheik - Article on Zelda Wiki
• Ganondorf - Article on Zelda Wiki
• Toon Link - Article on Zelda Wiki
• Samus - Article on Metroid Wiki
• Zero Suit Samus - Article on Metroid Wiki
• Kirby - Article on Wikirby
• Meta Knight - Article on Wikirby
• King Dedede - Article on Wikirby
• Fox - Article on Lylat Wiki
• Falco - Article on Lylat Wiki
• Pikachu - Article on Bulbapedia
• Jigglypuff - Article on Bulbapedia
• Mewtwo^DLC - Article on Bulbapedia
• Charizard Article on Bulbapedia
• Lucario - Article on Bulbapedia
• Greninja* - Article on Bulbapedia
• Captain Falcon - Article on F-Zero Wiki
• Ness - Article on Wikibound
• Lucas^DLC - Article on Wikibound
• Marth - Article on Fire Emblem Wiki
• Roy^DLC - Article on Fire Emblem Wiki
• Ike - Article on Fire Emblem Wiki
• Lucina* - Article on Fire Emblem Wiki
• Robin* - Article on Fire Emblem Wiki
• Corrin^DLC* - Article on Fire Emblem Wiki
• Mr. Game & Watch - Article on SmashWiki
• Pit - Article on Icaruspedia
• Palutena* - Article on Icaruspedia
• Dark Pit* - Article on Icaruspedia
• Wario - Article on Super Mario Wiki
• Olimar - Article on Pikipedia
• R.O.B. - Article on SmashWiki
• Villager* - Article on SmashWiki
• Wii Fit Trainer* - Article on SmashWiki
• Little Mac* - Article on SmashWiki
• Shulk* - Article on Xeno Series Wiki
• Duck Hunt* - Article on SmashWiki
• Sonic - Article on SmashWiki
• Mega Man* - Article on SmashWiki
• Pac-Man* - Article on SmashWiki
• Ryu^DLC* - Article on SmashWiki
• Cloud^DLC* - Article on SmashWiki
• Bayonetta^DLC* - Article on SmashWiki
• Mii Brawler/Mii Swordfighter/Mii Gunner* - Article on SmashWiki

Content from the Animal Crossing series

Playable characters

Villager

Artwork of Villager from Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS / Wii U

Villager is a new fighter representing the Animal Crossing series in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS / Wii U. They are a starting character in both versions of Super Smash Bros. 4. They were formally revealed in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS / Wii U first trailer, revealing alongside Mega Man and Wii Fit Trainer.

Villager makes use of several items, tools, and mechanics throughout the Animal Crossing series, including references to other games. Their neutral attack involves pulling out boxing gloves possibly referencing Punch-Out!. They use an Umbrella to swing as their forward tilt, waves a stick as their up tilt, and pulls weed out for their down tilt.

Their dash attack involves dropping a potted sapling which can hit opponents from afar. Their forward smash drops down a bowling ball, while their up smash causes them to summon a Fountain Firework. Meanwhile, their down smash uses their shovel to dig opponents down akin to the effects of a Pitfall. They fire using a slingshot as their forward and back aerial, and they occasionally swing one to three turnips as their up and down aerial. Finally, Villager pulls out a net as their grab, where they must swing their opponents away.

Special moves

Special	Move	Image	Description
Neutral Special	Pocket		Villager's default neutral special. Whenever a fighter throws a projectile towards Villager, he immediately grabs the move into his Pocket. The Villager can then pull out the move to either hold it in their hand for use, or throw it back immediately. They must do so within 30 seconds, before the item/projectile disappears in their inventory. They can refresh items by reloading the 30 second timer from repeatedly using the move. Consumables like the Superspicy Curry and Food are used immediately.
	Garden		Villager's custom neutral special. Not only does it pocket projectile, any nearby opponents will be hit with a Flower effect that causes the opponent to continuously gain damage.
	Pocket Plus		Villager's custom neutral special. There is increased range that Villager can grab any projectiles from, but the pocketed projectile will deal less damage as of result.
Side Special	Lloid Rocket		Villager's default side special. They fire a rocket that resembles Lloid, a Gyroid, and may choose to ride on it for a horizontal recovery move. Any fighters in the way will be hit as the rocket explodes. The move grants Villager attack range from afar, keeping their opponents in check.
	Liftoff Lloid		Villager's custom side special. Instead of moving forward, the Lloid Rocket instead lifts upwards after a short period of time, granting Villager another vertical recovery.
	Pushy Lloid		Villager's custom side special. The Lloid Rocket is larger and will push fighters around before exploding.
Up Special	Balloon Trip		Villager's default up special. They ride on two balloons color-coded to glide upwards for a period of time. Opponents can attack Villager's balloons however, which can leave them helpless. This move is based on Balloon Fight.
	Extreme Balloon Trip		Villager's custom up special. The balloon explodes if burst by any opponents, dealing damage and giving Villager a boost when recovering. However, this move reduces the distance Villager can make vertically and horizontally.
	Balloon High Jump		Villager's custom up special. This move causes Villager to swing upwards at a great distance, but doesn't provide Villager a method to control the movement, thereby making horizontal recovery difficult.
Down Special	Timber		Villager's default down special. It is a multi-step process that changes the actions that Villager performs. First, they'll plant a sapling on the ground. Next, a watering can is used to grow the sapling to a tree, which can also push fighters away. Finally, Villager pulls an axe out to chop down the tree to deal damage, and can also use the axe independently for significant damage. Occasionally, a woodchip will drop from the fallen tree, allowing for quick, but weak damage. Fruit will also drop, giving Villager a health recovery.
	Timber Counter		Villager's custom down special. The sapling will cause opponents to trip, and the tree reflects some damage to any opponents that hits the tree. However, the tree, when cut, deals less damage and knockback.
	Super Timber		Villager's custom down special. Each step gains a boost in their power, but are much longer to complete. The watering can is able to push fighters far away due to the larger sprout. The tree is larger and will deal huge amounts of damage when grown or cut. Finally, the axe provides more damage than the original Timber.
Final Smash	Dream Home		Villager's Final Smash. They first trap a fighter, then call on Tom Nook and the Nooklings to build a house for them. Once they receive payment, Tom Nook and the Nooklings proceed with the building of the house, ending with the jingle from New Leaf playing before the house explodes, dealing damage and high knockback to the trapped fighter and anyone around.

Alternate costumes

Alternate costumes of Villager
Red/Male	Pink/Female	Yellow/Male	Green/Female	Cyan/Male	Blue/Female	Purple/Male	Chartreuse/Female

Stages

Super Smash Bros. for Wii U features two stages based on the Animal Crossing series: Town and City and Smashville, which returns from Super Smash Bros. Brawl. In addition, Tortimer Island appears as a stage in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS.

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  Smashville

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  Tortimer Island

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  Town and City

Items

Pitfall Seed makes a return from Super Smash Bros. Brawl, having the same effects of giving any fighters the buried status effect. Pitfall Seeds also enable the ability to use a meteor smash.

New to this game are Beehives. When thrown at a fighter, bees will pop out from the hive and proceed to continuous deal damage to the fighter that was targeted. If thrown elsewhere, the bees will attack the nearest opponent, and if a fighter hits the Beehive on accident, the bees will retaliate and attack back. After a few minutes, the bees will swarm away.

Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS / Wii U also features Isabelle as an Assist Trophy. She will continuously throw fruit to the fighter that summoned her, instantly healing them as they touch the fruit. She will react when opponents try to attack her, if her summoner is KO'd, and if the summoner scores a KO.

Music

The Animal Crossing series has received six new compositions for Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS / Wii U, with most hailing from the recent entry at the time, Animal Crossing: New Leaf.

• "Plaza / Title (Animal Crossing: City Folk / Animal Crossing: Wild World)" – A combination of the Plaza theme from City Folk, followed by the title theme and 2 AM theme from Wild World and City Folk.
• "Outdoors at 7 p.m. (Sunny) / Main Street" – An arrangement that features the 7 PM theme and the Main Street theme in New Leaf.
• "Kapp'n's Song" – An upbeat remix of several tracks that Kapp'n would sing to the player while he is ferrying them to and from Tortimer Island.
• "Tortimer Island Medley" – A composition featuring the themes of Tortimer Island and the tours from New Leaf.
• "Tour (Animal Crossing: New Leaf)" – An arrangement of the main tour theme from New Leaf.
• "Bubblegum K.K." – A remix of the aforementioned K.K. Slider song, featuring the main theme motif from New Leaf.

The following tracks have also returned from Super Smash Bros. Brawl.

• "The Roost (Animal Crossing: Wild World)" – A soothing rendition from the café in the museum basement.
• "Town Hall and Tom Nook's Store" – An upbeat medley of two tunes. The Tom Nook verse is based on the Nook's Cranny theme.
• "Title (Animal Crossing)" – A medley of pieces surrounding Wild World, including the main theme of Wild World, the museum theme, the 3 PM theme, the jingle after a home loan is played, the 6 AM theme, the Town Hall theme during daylight hours, and Nook's Cranny theme.
• "2:00 a.m." – An upbeat remix of K.K.'s rendition of the 2 AM theme in Wild World from Animal Crossing Sound CD: K.K. Choice! Mix.
• "Go K.K. Rider!" – A remix of the aforementioned K.K. Slider song, sounding orchestrated and containing motorbike revs.

As with before, K.K. Slider will make an appearance on not only Smashville, but also Town and City to sing either one of these tracks between 8 PM and 12 AM on Saturdays:

• K.K. Cruisin'
• K.K. Condor
• K.K. Western
• K.K. Gumbo
• Rockin' K.K.
• DJ K.K.

Trophies

The Animal Crossing series has received additional trophies with the increased representation from Villager's inclusion. Most trophies in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS are focused on New Leaf, while most trophies in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U are focused on City Folk.

Name	Picture		Description
Able Sisters	(3DS)	(Wii U)	NTSC-U: Able Sisters is a clothing and tailoring shop run by three completely different sisters. The oldest, Sable, quietly sews in the corner. The middle child, Labelle, sells accessories, and the youngest, Mabel, greets customers cheerfully. They fought in the past but have put that behind them!
			PAL: The three Able sisters are like chalk and cheese...and thread, but running a clothes shop makes good use of their strengths: Sable works quietly at the sewing machine, Labelle sells accessories, and the cheerful Mabel welcomes people in. Despite their quirks, they get along well...usually.
Beehive	(3DS)	(Wii U)	NTSC-U: An example of fine architecture constructed by insects, these bees are not shy about defending their hard work. Throw this at an enemy to direct their hate at that player. If the bees are after you, you can shake them for a while with some evasive maneuvers, but they'll track you down.
			PAL: Bees don't like it when people destroy their home, so if you break a beehive, they'll come out looking for revenge. Even if you innocently had the beehive thrown at you, you'll be the target. You can dodge all you want, but they'll probably get you in the end, and their stings'll do a LOT of damage.
Blanca	(3DS)		Her smooth face is just like...well, a blank canvas! She used to let people give her a face by drawing on her, but in Animal Crossing: New Leaf, she uses her peculiar face to trick everyone on April Fools' Day. Only a master of disguise like her could mimic other people so convincingly!
Blathers	(Wii U)		NTSC-U: Blathers knows all there is to know about fossils, which is probably why he is in charge of the town museum. He also knows about fish and art, but he seems a bit squeamish when it comes to bugs. It has something to do with childhood trauma. Regardless, if you pop by during the day, you'll catch him napping.
			PAL: Blathers is the perfect owl to be in charge of the town museum. He knows all there is to know about fossils, fish, and art, but he's a little squeamish when it comes to bugs. Probably had a bad experience back when he was an owlet... Anyway, pop over to the museum during the day to catch him "resting his eyes".
Brewster	(Wii U)		NTSC-U: If you stop in the Roost, you'll spot Brewster behind the counter, ready to serve you a cup of his original blend. You know you're a regular when Brewster becomes slightly more talkative. Never too aloof, never too familiar, he's as comfy to have around as a pigeon-milk latte.
			PAL: Stop in at the Roost to see Brewster behind the counter, ready to serve you a cup of his original blend. You know you've become a regular when he starts being a bit more chatty. He's never too aloof, never too "in your face" - he's just nice to be around whenever you feel like having a pigeon-milk latte.
Bus to the City	(Wii U)		The bus that takes you into the city in Animal Crossing: City Folk. It's free 24/7 and driven by a certain someone you might recognize (you might have also seen him driving a boat or a taxi). Take the bus anytime to see places like the theatre and the art gallery, and try visiting at night to see some places that are usually closed.
Celeste	(Wii U)		NTSC-U: Celeste works in the town museum, where you can find her dozing during the day. You can't really be mad about that, though- she is an owl, after all. Most residents will let her sleep, knowing that she'll wake up promptly if she's needed. What could she be dreaming about?
			PAL: Go to the town museum during the day to see Celeste working there. Working...and snoozing. You can't really blame her, though - she is an owl! If you ever need her help with something, just talk to her and she'll wake right up. If you don't need her help, though, maybe you should be nice and let her keep dreaming!
Chip	(3DS)		NTSC-U: For some people, fishing is all about the journey, not the destination. For this beaver, it's all about the destination... because the destination means dinner! If you take him a big fish, he'll congratulate you. Then he'll gobble it down like he hasn't eaten in days. It's...erm...quite a sight.
			PAL: For some people, fishing is all about "catch and release". For this beaver, it's more like "measure and eat". Bring him a big fish and he'll congratulate you and tell you just how big it is. In return, he asks to keep your fish. No need to slice, fry or grill it. He'll just gobble it down whole. It's, er...quite the sight.
Cooper & Booker	(3DS)		NTSC-U: In Animal Crossing: New Leaf, you decide which police officer you'll have in your town based on the type of police station you put up. Will you build the modern police station and hire the brisk, professional Copper? Or perhaps the classic police station and the quiet, nervous Booker?
			PAL: In Animal Crossing: New Leaf, you decide which police officer you'll have in your town based on the type of police station you put up. Will you build the modern police station and hire the brisk, professional Copper, or do you prefer the classic police station and Copper's quiet, nervous partner, Booker? It's all up to you - it's your town, after all!
Digby	(3DS)		NTSC-U: Isabelle's twin brother, Digby, works at the Happy Home Showcase, but if he needs a quick break, he'll head down to the Roost for a cup of coffee. He takes Blue Mountain, black, no sugar, whereas his sister likes her coffee with a lot of milk and three sugars. For some reason, an order that doesn't include "a lot of milk" sounds more mature.
			PAL: Isabelle's twin brother Digby works at the Happy Home Showcase, but if he needs a quick break, he'll head down to the Roost for a cup of coffee. He takes Blue Mountain, black, no sugar, whereas his sister likes her coffee with a lot of milk and three sugars. Funny how something as simple as a coffee order can make you sound more mature...
DJ KK	(3DS)		NTSC-U: "Yo yo yo! Come rock out at Club LOL! Featuring DJ KK every night of the week (except Saturdays)! Listen to the singer- songwriter bust out a foot-stompin' mix of tunes! Don't forget to come on your birthday for a special treat!" ...That advertisement definitely catches the eye.
			PAL: "Get down at Club LOL! DJ KK is IN da HOUSE, spinning a NON-STOP mix of the best beats EVERY SINGLE NIGHT!* *(Except Saturdays.) A Special TREAT for birthday VIPs! What an ad! So many capital letters…
Don (NTSC-U) Don Resetti (PAL)	(Wii U)		NTSC-U: Don and Sonny Resetti run the Reset Surveillance Center. They keep a careful eye out for players who might be resetting their games without saving. As Don likes to say, "Resettin' ain't good. So don't do it!" If Sonny is the brother who catches you, you'll hear a lot more than that!
			PAL: This chap runs the Reset Surveillance Center with his brother, the fabled scolder Mr. Resetti (first name: Sonny). Their job is to warn players who switch off without saving. Don's gentle about it, though. He'll say stuff like, "Resettin' ain't no good. So, um, don't do it!" If you get caught resetting, just hope it's Don's face you see.
Dr. Shrunk	(3DS)	(Wii U)	NTSC-U: Dr. Shrunk definitely has a...unique look about him. As the owner of Club LOL, a new entertainment venue, he isn't shy about taking the stage. It's too bad his jokes don't always fly. If you want a taste of his humor, take him some treats before the show starts!
			PAL: Dr. Shrunk used to be a comedian, and he looks the part. He doesn't do just any old jokes, though - he does Reaction Jokes, which are, erm...even funnier! Visit Club LOL before it opens and give him a yummy present to get a does of comedy, Shrunk style.
Dream House (NTSC-U) Housewarming Party (PAL)	(Wii U)		If you're wanting to buy a house in Animal Crossing, Tom Nook is always happy to help. And it looks like he's expanding his business to Smash Bros, too. If you activate the Villager's Final Smash, Nook will rush in and build a house for you right then and there! One small, very minor difference between this house and ones in the original game? This one explodes.
Franklin	(3DS)		NTSC-U: The Harvest Festival, understandably, makes Franklin a little nervous. But in Animal Crossing: New Leaf, he's been invited to cook for everyone. He seems to need help gathering ingredients... Could you spare some time to help? Just to be clear, he isn't one of the ingredients!
			PAL: Harvest Festivals understandably make Franklin nervous, but in Animal Crossing: New Leaf, he's been invited to cook for everyone. Maybe you'd consider helping him gather the ingredients he needs? For the record, though, Franklin is not on the menu.
Frillard	(Wii U)		NTSC-U: Ready for a real thrill? Frillard is getting up there in years and doesn't appear on stage all that often, but if you're lucky enough to catch one of his shows, you're in for a real treat! Frillard will spread that frill and show you emotion in motion. Dr. Shrunk is a student of his, but that frill gag is one only the master can do.
			PAL: Ready for a thrill? Frillard's getting on a bit, so he doesn't appear in the theatre very often. If you're lucky enough to catch one of his shows, watch him spread that frill of his and prepare to see emotion in motion! Hard as his student Dr. Shrunk may try, that gag where he spreads his frill is one that only the master can pull off.
Gracie	(Wii U)		NTSC-U: Gracie is a celebrity fashion designer who is really pretty critical of others. She'll happily let you know if your current look is hip or hippy, if you ask her. Aside from style reviews, she also runs her own little boutique, which she feels is a sanctuary from all the awful style choices.
			PAL: Gracie is a celebrity fashion designer and can be pretty blunt about what she thinks of other people's clothes. Want to know whether your outfit is hip or hippy? Then go and see her for one of her famous "fashion checks"! Gracie also runs her own little boutique, which she sees as a sanctuary from all the awful style choices.
Grams	(3DS)		NTSC-U: The eldest turtle on the tropical island, Grams runs the souvenir counter. She'll trade you island-themed goods in exchange for the medals you earned during tours. Among the things she sells are flower-patterned muumuus, but Leila thinks they look best on Grams.
			PAL: Want ocean-themed souvenirs? Look no further than the shop on Tortimer Island! They don't even cost a single Bell - Grams only takes medals. You might be tempted by the adorable muumuus on sale, but no one could look better in one than Grams herself. At least, that's what her granddaughter, Leila, thinks.
Gulliver	(3DS)		NTSC-U: Gulliver is a seagull who is not the best sailor, despite dressing the part. You can usually find him shipwrecked on the beach with a bad case of the forgets. If you help him remember where he was headed, he'll set on his travels once more. In time, you'll get a thank-you souvenir!
			PAL: While sailing the seven seas, Gulliver often finds himself in the most dramatic and totally manly situations that end with him washing up on a beach with just the teeeensiest bit of amnesia. If you can help him remember where he was off to, he'll get right back to his travels and even send you a local souvenir as a thank-you!
Harriet	(Wii U)		NTSC-U: Sometimes the only thing you need to turn your day around is a nice haircut. If you visit Shampoodle, Harriet will quiz you a bit and, before you can say "sugar," you'll have a brand-new, perfect hairstyle. In Animal Crossing: City Folk, she offers a makeover that leaves you looking like a Mii!
			PAL: If you want a haircut that'll make you feel brand new, pay a visit to Harriet's salon. Shampoodle. She'll ask you a few quick questions, and before you can say "sugar", you'll have the hairdo of your dreams. And since Animal Crossing: Let's Go to the City, she's also been able to give special makeovers that leave you looking like a Mii!
Isabelle	(3DS)	(Wii U)	NTSC-U: Isabelle is the mayor's highly capable secretary. She can be forgetful sometimes, but you can always count on her for information about the town. She wears her hair up in a bun that makes her look like a shih tzu. Mostly because she is one! She also has a twin brother named Digby.
			PAL: Isabelle's the mayor's secretary, and you couldn't ask for someone more on the ball! Well...maybe you could, but she's still full of useful info about life in the town. With her fringe and tied-up hair, she looks just like a shih-tzu! That's because she is one. And so is her twin brother, Digby.
Isabelle (Winter Outfit) (NTSC-U) Isabelle (Sweater) (PAL)	(3DS)		NTSC-U: The green check she wears in warmer months suits her perfectly, but when the cold hits, her mustard-yellow cardigan is just too stylish for words. It may make you long for the spring months, though. Hot or cold—nothing makes Isabelle feel under the weather!
			PAL: The green chequered vest she wears in warmer months suits her to a T, but when the cold hits, her mustard-yellow cardie is just too stylish for words. That said, it might make you long for spring and all its vibrant beauty! Of course, Isabelle doesn't mind. Hot or cold, she's always a ray of sunshine!
Jack	(3DS)		NTSC-U: Jack, the self-proclaimed czar of Halloween, goes around town saying "Trick or treat!" to everyone he meets! In Animal Crossing: New Leaf, you can see him earlier in October too. Seems like he's looking for a few loyal subjects. Don't you worry—it's all in good fun!
			PAL: Jack, the self-proclaimed czar of Halloween, goes around town saying "Trick or treat!" to everyone he meets! In Animal Crossing: New Leaf, you can see him earlier in October too. Seems like he's looking for a few good loyal subjects. Don't worry, pumpkin - he'll have you scaring up a good time!
Jingle	(Wii U)		Happy Toy Day! (If it's not Toy Day, then... happy other-time-of-the-year!) Jingle's a festive reindeer who stops by once a year. If you happen to be dressed as Santa and have a bit of free time on your hands, why not help him out? Just imagine the looks on your neighbors' faces when they get a present personally delivered by Santa!
Joan	(Wii U)		NTSC-U: Joan has been in the business of selling turnips for about 60 years now, and she'll happily explain the basics when you talk to her. Taking the risk is entirely up to you, though. If you take the plunge, you'll want to check the prices often. It doesn't hurt to ask your friends about their prices too.
			PAL: Joan has been in the business of selling turnips for about 60 years now, and she'll happily explain the basics when you talk to her. It's entirely up to you if you want to take the risk, though. If you do decide to, you'll want to check prices often. And it doesn't hurt to ask your friends about their prices too.
K.K. Slider	(Wii U)		NTSC-U: His fans can't wait for Saturday evenings. Why? Because K.K. Slider performs live! The crowd goes wild when K.K. Slider plays some of his greatest hits, like K.K. Samba, K.K. Waltz, and K.K. Stroll, on his acoustic guitar. He sometimes even takes request! Other days, you can find him spinning tunes at Club LOL as a DJ.
			PAL: Fans of this groovy dog just can't wait for his live show every Saturday night. With his trusty acoustic guitar, he'll treat you to such delights as the K.K. Samba, the K.K. Waltz and the K.K. Stroll. He even takes requests! In Animal Crossing: New Leaf, you can also find him on other days of the week working as a DJ at Club LOL.
Kapp'n	(3DS)		NTSC-U: This turtle ferries you out to the tropical island. In the past he's been seen driving a taxi and a bus, and now he's the captain of a little boat. Or maybe he just wanted to sing his songs— it's only right to be sailing while singing sea shanties, after all!
			PAL: Kapp'n is a man of many talents: taxi driver, bus driver, and now sailor of the boat that takes tourists to Tortimer Island. He loves taking people places, no matter what the method, but now he's back to his roots. You might assume that his favourite letter is the letters arrr, but you'd be wrong: his one true love is the C.
Katie	(Wii U)		NTSC-U: After playing with a friend, you may spot a crying, lost little kitten in your town. Thankfully, she knows where her mommy should be waiting. If you offer to take her there, she'll do her best to follow behind. You'll help out this poor kitten, won't you?
			PAL: After playing with a friend, you might spot a lost little kitten crying in your town. Thankfully, she knows where her mum should be waiting. If you offer to take her there, she'll toddle along behind as you lead the way. You'll help out this poor kitten, won't you? It's what any decent person would do! (Also, there's a reward.)
Katrina	(Wii U)		NTSC-U: Keeeeeeeeeee hamo-ata... Keeee haaaaaamo-atata... Every so often, Katrina will set up her tent to reveal your future and the path to avoid disaster (for a small fee, of course). She bases her predictions on your birthday, so we hope you entered it correctly!
			PAL: A panther in mystical clothes who tells fortunes. Once in a while she'll set up her tent in town. Visit her for a teaser of what's in store for you - including what item will bring you luck that day. She bases her predictions on your birthday, so make sure you enter it correctly! If you put it in wrong, that would be...un-fortune-ate!
Kicks	(3DS)	(Wii U)	NTSC-U: Crikey! This shoeshine has really come up in the world. He used to work in a faraway city, but now he runs a shoe store with an impressive collection of shoes to choose from. And you can tell from that sharp-looking hat he's wearing that his is a style you can trust.
			PAL: Hello, chum! This friendly shoe shop owner used to shine shoes in the city, but now he's managed to save up enough money for his own little shop in town. His outfit might make him look like he sweeps chimneys for a living, but don't worry - you definitely won't find any soot on his wares, awright?
Leif	(3DS)		NTSC-U: Although he's a sloth, there's nothing lazy about Leif. He works hard to sell seeds, saplings, and gardening supplies, all while fighting the temptation to dangle from his plants. I wonder if Leif knows how much all his hard work brightens the days of those around him...
			PAL: Sloth he may be, but he's not one to just lounge around! He sells seeds, saplings and other gardening supplies - all with a big smile. He doesn't even give in to the urge to hang from the plants he sells. Flowers really cheer him up, but his smile cheers everyone else up a whole lot more!
Leilani	(3DS)		NTSC-U: If you've had your fill of tropical- island adventures, Kapp'n's wife, Leilani, can arrange your trip home. She'll also happily sign you up for island tours. Her green skin isn't typical for tropical islanders, and that red hibiscus in her hair really suits her.
			PAL: Leilani runs the information desk on Tortimer Island. If you want to play some minigames, she'll find the perfect tropical tour for you. Afterwards, she'll even call her husband, Kapp'n, to take you home again! To be honest, though, she's always a little surprised anybody would want to leave Tortimer Island at all.
Leila	(3DS)		NTSC-U: A young lady turtle who plays at running a shop. She's still learning and will buy almost anything from the island. Her prices are much lower than the recycling shop, and her parents hope that the smiling faces of customers will ease her loneliness. Her dad is Kapp'n, and her mom is Leilani.
			PAL: Leila just loves to play supermarket. You can even play along and sell her things you got on the island - except the tools you've borrowed, of course! She can't afford to pay as much as Re-Tail, but she gets lonely playing by herself, so her parents, Kapp'n and Leilani, try to encourage her active imagination.
Lloid	(3DS)	(Wii U)	NTSC-U: Gyroids are a common sight in the Animal Crossing series. In Animal Crossing: New Leaf, a Gyroid named Lloid dons a helmet and collects funds for public works. The Villager makes use of a rocket-powered Lloid for his side special. The farther he flies, the more powerful his attack will be!
			PAL: Gyroids are a common sight in the Animal Crossing series. In Animal Crossing: New Leaf, a Gyroid named Lloid dons a helmet and collects funds for public works. The Villager makes use of a rocket-powered Lloid for his side special. The further he flies, the more damage he'll do when he crashes into someone!
Luna	(3DS)		NTSC-U: In some parts of the world it's believed tapirs eat dreams, but this one runs the Dream Suite to share dreams. Once you've given her a Dream Address and lain down, she'll send you off to sleep. Soon you'll find yourself in a town worthy of a dream. Enjoy your adventure!
			PAL: In some parts of the world, tapirs are thought to eat dreams, but this lovely gal lets you share dreams in her Dream Suite. Just give her a Dream Address and lie down on the bed. She'll count sheep to help you drift off, and before she even gets to three, you'll open your eyes in a dreamtastic town, ready for adventure.
Lyle	(Wii U)		NTSC-U: Lyle has filled a lot of roles over the years, but in Animal Crossing: New Leaf, he's taken on management of the Happy Home Academy. Drop by to chat, or ask and he'll tell you how the HHA ranks your home. This is a new kind of job for Lyle... You could say he's turned a new leaf!
			PAL: Lyle has played a few roles over the years, and in Animal Crossing: New Leaf, he's in charge of the Happy Home Academy. Feel free to drop by for a chat or to ask him how the HHA ranks your home. Lyle wasn't a big fan of this kind of work in the past, but he really seems to enjoy it this time. You could say he's turned over a new leaf!
Nat	(3DS)		NTSC-U: Bugs are like the cream in his tea, the jam on his scone! This old chameleon tasks you with catching him some bugs—for science, really! That lip smacking was just his excitement for din...er...discovery! Go on—find some delectable specimens, won't you? Points and prizes await!
			PAL: Bugs are like the cream in his tea, the jam on his scone! This old chameleon wants you to catch him some bugs - for science, of course. Think you heard him smacking his lips? Preposterous! Just be a good sport and catch him a delectable specimen, will you, old bean? And, anyway, there are points and prizes in it for you!
Pascal	(Wii U)		NTSC-U: "People say there are always other fish in the sea, but, maaan, there are giant squids in there too." That's Pascal, ever the marine philosopher. He appears when a scallop is found, dispensing his philosophical thoughts and trading furniture for the scallop.
			PAL: The philosophical wisdom of Pascal comes in all shapes and sizes. Some of his musings will leave you mildly puzzled: "You ever tried to play an oboe underwater, maaan? It ain't easy." Others will leave you flat-out baffled: "You can't fool physics, maaan. That guy knows EVERYTHING!" Give him a scallop and see what he says!
Pavé	(3DS)		NTSC-U: Pavé is the Festivale Dancer Extraordinaire! In Animal Crossing: New Leaf, he'll beg—no, DEMAND—you fetch some of those lovely feathers floating around town. If you take him three feathers of the same color, you'll be rewarded with furniture and a dance!
			PAL: It's Festivale Dancer Extrodinaire, Pavé! In Animal Crossing: New Leaf, he'll beg - or rather, ORDER - you to fetch him some of those lovely feathers floating around town. In exchange for three of the same colour, he'll treat you to a live performance and give you a piece of furniture.
Pete	(3DS)		NTSC-U: Delivering the mail keeps Pete very busy. He takes great pride in his work, and he sometimes looks like he's in need of sleep. That isn't because he's working too hard— thinking about his crush on Phyllis keeps him up at night! He doesn't let that stop him from getting to work early, though.
			PAL: You might bump into Pete every now and then while he's out delivering post. He takes pride in his work and gets up bright and early every day. Sadly, he's got a terrible illness that keeps him up at night. Yep...he's incurably lovesick. Poor Pete just can't stop thinking about Phyllis from the post office!
Phineas	(Wii U)		NTSC-U: Phineas can sometimes be found by the fountain in the big city, usually on sunny days. He's a prize man who has fun things for everyone: round balloons, bunny balloons, spinning pinwheels, and bubble wands. So many great things! What does he ask for in return? Just a smile is all.
			PAL: On sunny days near the fountain in the big city, you'll sometimes find a friendly fur seal called Phineas. He's also known as the prize man, and he's got fun things for everyone! He's got round balloons, bunny balloons, spinning pinwheels and bubble wands. How much, you ask? Why, all he wants in return is your smile.
Phyllis & Pelly	(Wii U)		NTSC-U: The pelican sisters work at the Post Office. Phyllis has a pink color to her, and she handles the night shifts. Pelly is white and works during the day. Pelly has a crush on Pete the delivery boy, but Pete has feelings for Phyllis. Awkward! They won't let it distract them from their jobs, though.
			PAL: The pelican sisters both work at the Post Office. Phyllis (the one with all the make-up on) handles the night shifts, and Pelly takes care of things during the day. Pelly fancies the delivery boy, Pete, but he actually has feelings for Phyllis. Awkwaaarrrd! At least they never let the drama distract them from doing their jobs!
Pitfall	(3DS)	(Wii U)	NTSC-U: You can plant this in the ground as a trap against your enemies. If they set it off, they'll be rooted in place and at your mercy. If opponents are spending too much time in the air, throwing this at them can send them meteoring down to the ground—or better yet, right off the stage!
			PAL: Bury this item anywhere you like, then wait for an unsuspecting fighter to step on it. They'll drop into a hole and be stuck there, giving you the chance to practise your best smashes on them. If that's not for you, try hitting your opponent with it in mid-air for a devastating meteor smash!
Porter	(3DS)		NTSC-U: Some monkeys prefer the monkey bars, but not Porter—his passion is the train station where he works, and he'll make sure you get to where you're going. He can be a little intense sometimes, but he's a decent guy. Oh, and don't worry—you'll get no monkey business from him.
			PAL: Forget monkey bars - this monkey knows a better way to get around! Working at the train station in his cute little uniform, he'll make sure you get where you're going. He might flip out sometimes, but he's a decent guy. And don't worry - you'll never catch him monkeying around on the job!
Redd	(3DS)	(Wii U)	NTSC-U: Redd runs an art gallery...of sorts. He'll try to smooth-talk you into buying his items, but be careful! Occasionally some counterfeit items slip in among the real ones. And by "sometimes" I mean "always." Brushing up on your art history may help you spot the real deal!
			PAL: The owner of a gallery selling fine art. He tends to butter up his customers, telling them whatever they look at is an amazing find. But beware! Sometimes fakes get mixed in with the genuine masterpieces. Whether he's aware of it or not, Redd is running one shady operation.
Reese & Cyrus	(3DS)		NTSC-U: From their names, you might guess they're a pair of country singers, but actually they run Re-Tail. Reese sells all kinds of secondhand goods, and Cyrus customizes furniture. They may not be singers, but these exuberant alpacas work together in perfect harmony.
			PAL: Their names make them sound like a pair of country singers, but they're actually the proprietors of Re-Tail. Reese deals in second-hand goods, while her husband, Cyrus, customises furniture. They might not do much singing together, but there's definitely harmony between these alpacas.
Resetti (NTSC-U) Mr. Resetti (PAL)	(3DS)	(Wii U)	NTSC-U: Be sure to save your game before you turn it off, or this guy will show up screaming "AAAAAAAARGH!" Sonny Resetti and his favorite brother, Don, keep an eye out for sudden game resets, and they aren't shy about reminding you to save often. Best not to aggravate them needlessly...
			PAL: Forget to save your game before stopping for the day? "GRRAAAAH!" You're going to hear from Mr. Resetti! He and his brother, Don, keep an eye out for reckless resetting and give you a, er...gentle reminder not to. Tempted to "forget" so you can meet them again? Don't. Just don't.
Rover	(3DS)	(Wii U)	NTSC-U: This kitty is very outgoing, always looking to meet and learn about new people. He'll ask you all sorts of questions the first time you meet. Hopefully you don't respond with random nonsense, since you'll be stuck with your answers. Who wants to live in a town called "AAAAAAA," anyway?
			PAL: Always thrilled to meet new people on the move, he'll ask you your name and where you're moving to. Don't just answer with random nonsense, though. After all, you'll be stuck with the answers you give, and who wants to live in a town called "AAAAAAAA"?!
Saharah	(Wii U)		NTSC-U: Traveling from a faraway land comes the wandering salescamel, Saharah. She's got wallpaper to paper your walls with and carpets to pet your cars with. That's kind of odd, actually... Maybe it's a tradition where she comes from? Either way, she brings many unique things with her when she visits.
			PAL: A trader from a faraway land who's big on interior design. She doesn't have her own store, instead carrying her wares around as a travelling merchant - it's hard to tell where you'll find her next! She claims to have many wallpapers for the papering of walls, and carpets for the...petting of cars? Nobody's quite sure if she's being serious.
Serena	(Wii U)		If you throw an axe into the fountain, POOF, Serena appears. Ever hear that "Honesty is the best policy"? Well, with Serena, that's not always the case. In fact, if she's giving you a life lesson at all, it's that dealing with unpredictable people can be... unpredictable! Who knew throwing an axe into a fountain would turn out to be so educational?
Snowpeople	(3DS)		NTSC-U: When winter finally settles in and snow covers the ground, you get the chance to build a new pal. If you keep rolling those snowballs and putting them together, eventually you'll have one of four friends: Snowman, Snowmam, Snowboy, or Snowtyke. Each one has a wintery surprise!
			PAL: When it snows, keep an eye out for a pair of snowballs on the ground. Roll them and roll them and roll them, and then put them together to make...a snowperson! It could be a Snowman, a Snowmam, a Snowboy or a Snowtyke. Each brings their own unique variety of wintery wonder!
Timmy & Tommy	(3DS)	(Wii U)	NTSC-U: These twin brothers operate the Nookling stores. Thanks to Tom Nook's teachings, they are just as talented as he is and run Nookling Junction with such success that it can expand several times. Despite their success, they never forget the core value of good customer service.
			PAL: These twin brothers start off with the little shop Nookling Junction, but they seem to have learned a little something from Tom Nook, and it doesn't take long before the T&T Emporium is open for business! (So fancy.) But no matter how big and impressive their shops get, they've still got a lot to learn...
Tom Nook	(3DS)		NTSC-U: Currently the owner of Nook's Homes, yes, yes. "Yes, yes" is his favorite catchphrase. Despite all the money he's earned, he'll never lose that down-to-earth charm. With such a friendly demeanor, there's just no way he could be trying to rip you off. So trustworthy, yes, yes!
			PAL: The owner of Nook's Homes, yes, yes. ..."Yes, yes" is sort of a reassuring catchphrase of his that totally removes any lingering feeling that he might be trying to swindle you out of your hard-earned cash. What an upstanding businessman, yes, yes!
Tom Nook	(Wii U)		NTSC-U: The owner of Nookington's, yes, yes. "Yes, yes" is his favorite catchphrase. Despite all the money he's earned, he'll never lose that down-to-earth charm. With such a friendly demeanor, there's just no way he could be trying to rip you off. So trustworthy, yes, yes!
			PAL: The owner of Nookington's, yes, yes. ..."Yes, yes" is sort of a reassuring catchphrase of his that totally removes any lingering feeling that he might be trying to swindle you out of your hard-earned cash. What an upstanding businessman, yes, yes!
Tortimer	(3DS)		NTSC-U: A former mayor who is living out his retirement on a tropical island. He's not a hermit, though, and absolutely loves spending time with anyone who goes to visit his tropical paradise. Everyone could learn from his generous spirit. And that aloha shirt looks great!
			PAL: Many cultures around the world see the tortoise as a symbol of great age and wisdom, and Tortimer embodies both in spades. A former town mayor, he now lives a slightly quieter life organising island tours and giving out medals. The Hawaiian shirt definitely wasn't part of his mayoral attire.
Tortimer Island	(3DS)		NTSC-U: Take a ride on Kapp'n's boat to reach this tropical island, home to fish, insects, and fruit you can't find anywhere else. Tortimer's tours are also available here. Eat the fruit on this stage to reduce your damage, but keep an eye out for the occasional bomb in the mix too!
			PAL: A tropical island where you'll find fish, insects and fruit that you can't get in your own town. To reach it, just take a ride on Kapp'n's boat. While you're fighting on this stage, make sure to eat some of the delicious fruits from the trees to heal yourself, but watch out - bombs sometimes get mixed in with the too!
Town and City	(Wii U)		Get a bird's-eye view of the town and city from Animal Crossing: City Folk as you fight on a platform overhead. Your Wii U console's clock dictates the time of day and which animals and places appear. Don't get too distracted by all that, though, because the platform itself is pretty simple-perfect for a battle of skill!
Villager	(3DS)	(Wii U)	NTSC-U: An energetic young man from a peaceful town in Animal Crossing, he is eager to make his Smash Bros. debut! His Balloon Trip recovery lets him fly like a character from Balloon Fight. The Villager sets out to answer that age-old question: If a tree falls on the battlefield and foes are beneath it, do they get launched?
			PAL: This chipper chap came all the way from his quiet little village to do a bit of aerial sightseeing, take Lloid out for a spin, look after the trees and maybe do some bowling. If you're very lucky, he might even bring along Tom Nook and the Nooklings and throw everyone a party. Gosh, this all sounds like such fun!
Villager (Alt.)	(3DS)	(Wii U)	NTSC-U: Just a normal girl living a normal life in a normal town—her special moves, however, are anything but. She can pocket items, projectiles, and even beams, and then pull them out at a moment's notice. Her down special lets her plant a tree, water it, and chop it down. If she leaves the tree standing, she can use the axe against foes.
			PAL: This girl's special moves are very special indeed. The standard one lets you pocket items, projectiles and even laser beams, then use them by pressing the button again. Her down special plants a tree, which you can water and finally chop down to hurt other fighters. Or you can leave the tree alone and attack with the axe. Up to you.
Wendell	(Wii U)		NTSC-U: Wendell is a wandering artist with a healthy appetite. He may be a walrus, but his tastes extend well beyond fish! In Animal Crossing: New Leaf, he only appears in dreams when the player uses the Dream Suite. He doesn't seem to be too hungry, but it is a dream- he's probably happily eating in the waking world!
			PAL: A travelling artist with a big appetite. Since he's a walrus, you might think he'd only eat fish, but he'll also gobble up fruit, nuts and...pretty much anything. You could say he's a fan of the "sea food diet". In Animal Crossing: New Leaf, he only appears in dreams, when you visit the Dream Suite. At least then he's not too hungry!
Wisp	(Wii U)		NTSC-U: Cute li'l Wisp is first met when he shyly asks for your help in collecting five spirits before the sun rises. Who would have thought the simple bug net would be able to catch them? Cool! When you next meet him, in Animal Crossing: City Folk, he becomes a lamp spirit that's scared of ghosts. Don't judge him! Ghosts are scary!
			PAL: When cute lil Wisp shows up in the first Animal Crossing, he shyly asks players to help him collect five spirits before dawn. Surprisingly, you can just use any old bug net for the job! In Animal Crossing: Let's Go to the City, he appears as a lamp spirit with a fear of ghosts. Odd thing for a spirit to be scared of, don't you think?
Zipper (NTSC-U) Zipper T. Bunny (PAL)	(3DS)		NTSC-U: This isn't a costume, really! Everyone asks, and the answer is always the same. Please ignore the zipper on the back—that just spoils the magic. This lucky spring fellow appears on Bunny Day, celebrating by asking you to search for bunny eggs. Open up the eggs you find—maybe a prize is inside!
			PAL: Despite what you may have heard, Zipper is absolutely, 100%, definitely NOT wearing a costume. ...What? There's a zip on his back? Well, that's, er... Moving on! This lucky spring bunny comes to celebrate Bunny Day with you. Find the hidden eggs and open them, and maybe you'll get a winning ticket! Flippity boing! Floppity zibbit!

Update history

Current Version:

Ver. 1.1.7 (Released July 18, 2017 for 3DS and Wii U)

Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS / Wii U received various updates, that added new fighters, new Mii costumes, various amiibo functionality, and new modes (as part of DLC), as well as balance changes and patches. Villager had been nerfed and buffed with each additional update, such as Villager no longer being able to pocket the spring and trampoline of Sonic and Pac-Man respectively after the 1.0.6 update. The Animal Crossing series also received additional content within the DLC of the game, with a Isabelle Mii costume being added in an update on June 14, 2015. Additionally, a K.K. Slider Mii costume was added in Japan as a promotion with 7-Eleven, from June 19, 2015 to July 11, 2015. The costume was available for free on July 31, 2015 for international players.

Related media

For more information about Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS / Wii U: A Smashing Soundtrack, see its corresponding article on SmashWiki.

North American cover of the soundtrack

A soundtrack collection known as Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS / Wii U: A Smashing Soundtrack was released via Club Nintendo in 2015 in North America, Europe, and Japan to users who registered copies of both games via the service. It contains a selection of tracks from both games, including four tracks from the Animal Crossing series, on two CDs.

Disc	#	Title	Game of origin	Length
1	22	"Tortimer Island Medley"	Animal Crossing: New Leaf	2:14
1	23	"Kapp'n's Song"	Animal Crossing: New Leaf	2:17
2	24	"Plaza / Title"	Animal Crossing: City Folk	2:20
2	25	"Tour"	Animal Crossing: New Leaf	2:17

Gallery

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  Artwork of Villager

• Villager02.jpg

  Artwork of the Villager fighting Link, Kirby, and Mario while Isabelle watches

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  The City part of the stage, Town and City for the Wii U version of the game.

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  The Tortimer Island stage, announced for the 3DS version of the game

• BoxingVillagerSSB4.jpg

  The Villager fighting Bowser

Names in other languages

大乱闘スマッシュブラザーズ for Nintendo 3DS / Wii U Dairantō Sumasshu Burazāzu for Nintendo 3DS / Wii U

Great Fray Smash Brothers for Nintendo 3DS / Wii U

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