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Piranha Plant isn’t part of Smash Bros. Ultimate’s DLC Fighters Pass

It will be paid DLC eventually, but it is free for a limited time.
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Super Smash Bros. Ultimate for the Nintendo Switch is mere hours from being released worldwide.

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If you buy the game anytime in the next two months, you will be able to get an additional DLC character for free. This character is Piranha Plant.

Not only is Piranha Plant a free DLC character for a limited time, it is also not part of the Smash Bros. Ultimate season pass, more commonly known as the Fighters Pass.

As such, if you don’t buy the game in the next few months and redeem your free character, Piranha Plant will be available at a later date as a DLC character, presumably retailing around the $5.99 mark. This is the same price that individual characters cost in the Fighters Pass.

Related: How to get the free Piranha Plant DLC character in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate

The Fighters Pass will include five additional new characters that Nintendo will reveal at a later date, each with their own stage and music tracks.

So in total, including the separate Piranha Plant DLC, players are getting six DLC characters in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.


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