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When does Min Min join Super Smash Bros. Ultimate?

The character from ARMS and her stage are coming sooner than expected.
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In today’s Super Smash Bros. Ultimate character reveal trailer, Masahiro Sakurai introduced the next character as Min Min from the ARMS series.

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The reveal trailer included a hilarious bait and switch-style teaser, similar to the trailer for Terry Bogard. But, more importantly, Smash fans learned the release date for the next DLC fighter—and it’s closer than may you think.

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The first character coming with Fighter Pass Two will be added to the game on June 29 for $5.99. If you already purchased the entire Second Fighter Pass, Min Min will be yours to use at the same time. Players who purchase Min Min or the Fighter Pass also get a new stage, Spring Stadium, and ARMS associated music included with their purchase.

While the community will need to decide if the new stage is legal for tournament play, the non-hazard version of the stage may have a fair chance of being competitively viable. The original version of the stage has springboards by the ledges popping in and out and a drone dropping items, but the hazard-free version of the stage has a chance to remove all of that, keeping the playing field non-random and balanced.

It’s unclear if the ceiling that appears in two portions of the stage will be in the non-hazard version. A ceiling in Smash provides players with a chance to tech off of it, allowing players to live at ludicrous percentages. It can also give them a chance to avoid getting knocked out through the sky hit-box.

If the stage is added to the tournament scene, it could be a larger version of Smashville, which only has a single platform. But it’s a smaller stage that gives both players less room to operate.

Min Min and Spring Stadium will join the Super Smash Bros. Ultimate roster next week on June 29.


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Dylan Ladd
My name's Dylan! I play card games, write about them, and I'm making one too! I'm also into a ton of other competitive games (MOBAs and Fighting Games especially). Sometimes you can catch me streaming on Twitch!