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In addition to new stages, several Past Stages, known now as 'Familiar Stages', reappear in both versions of the game. Several stages in both games, however, ignore this distinction. The Nintendo 3DS version features more stages based on handheld console games, while the Wii U version features more stages based on home console games. The two games feature considerably different stage selections, which is one of the primary differences between the two games. Bolded italics denote characters that are unlockable in the 3DS version, but default in the Wii U version. This was a personal choice of Masahiro Sakurai, who opted with his team to make said characters starters as they were unlockable in the Nintendo 3DS to save players who already had this version to take extra time to unlock all the fighters, but still have fun unlocking hidden content.Д«old denotes unlockable characters in both versions. It should be noted, however, that four unlockable characters ( Ness, Jigglypuff, Ganondorf, and Bowser Jr.) in the Nintendo 3DS version are starter characters in the Wii U version. Ultimate (which currently has 78 characters.)

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Mario, along with Mewtwo and Roy as DLC), and 19 of which are new to the series (21, if all three Mii Fighters are considered separate characters), making it the Smash game with the most playable characters until Super Smash Bros. Brawl, 3 of which return after being cut in the transition from Super Smash Bros.

The roster contains a total of 58 characters, 34 of which return from Super Smash Bros. These strings also appear in the 3DS version's executable but in a different, non-sequential order.Both games feature identical character rosters. The list of animations are as seen below:ДЄdditionally, a set of strings related to Petey can be found in the game's executable. The lack of leftover assets would appear to imply that Petey Piranha was scrapped at a very early stage in development.

Because of this, the only way to view the animations is to impose them over a pre-existing model. This theory is further supported by these files not being included in the 3DS version in any capacity, in addition to all of Petey's animations being prefaced with 'EnmBosspackun', 'Enm' also being used for the stage bosses mentioned above.Д®ven more curiously, there are no leftover models, textures, sounds or parameters with which these animations would correspond to, as only the animations appear to remain in the game. This would appear to imply that Petey was intended to be used as a stage boss, similarly to Ridley, The Yellow Devil, Nabbit and Metal Face. Included within the 'main.pac' file are a series of animations which are completely different to those used in the Petey Piranha boss fight in Super Smash Bros. The files are present in 'bosspackun', found within the 'enemy' subfolder inside of the 'motion' directory, which includes the animation files for bosses and Smash Tour hazards such as Koffing and Souflee. Curiously, an unused set of animations pertaining to Mario series regular Petey Piranha exist in the files, despite Petey making no appearance whatsoever in either the 3DS or Wii U versions.

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