What slogan announced that every previous fighter would return in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate?
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Everyone is Here!
79 public questions with answers, drawn from the well. How many can you answer?
Super Smash Bros. trivia spans Nintendo’s crossover fighting series from the original Nintendo 64 release through Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. Questions cover playable characters, Echo Fighters, stages, modes, music, hardware, enemies, DLC and the series’ most memorable slogans. You may need to identify Kazuya Mishima’s Tekken origins, Simon Belmont’s Castlevania Echo Fighter or the portable system that hosted the first handheld installment.
This hub suits Nintendo fans, competitive players and anyone planning a game-night quiz. It mixes accessible character and franchise questions with deeper details about Melee’s Multi-Man Smash opponents, Brawl’s main theme and the release that introduced eight-player battles. Expect a blend of history, mechanics and crossover knowledge across the full Smash timeline.
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Everyone is Here!
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Richter Belmont
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Nintendo 3DS
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Fighting Wire Frames
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Nobuo Uematsu
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Super Smash Bros. for Wii U
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Smash Controller
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Squad Strike
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Hideki Sakamoto
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Bandai Namco Studios
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Global Smash Power
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Boss Battles
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Satoru Iwata
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Marth and Roy
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Spirit Board
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Poké Ball
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Percentage meter
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Subspace Army
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Smash Ball
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Home-Run Contest
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HAL Laboratory
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Stage Morph
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Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
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Super Smash Bros. for 3DS
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Assist Trophy
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Sonic the Hedgehog
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Kazushige Nojima
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Super Smash Bros. Brawl
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Super Smash Bros. Melee
Good questions cover fighters, Echo Fighters, stages, game modes, music, hardware and guest franchises. Examples include identifying Simon Belmont’s Echo Fighter, naming the series Kazuya Mishima comes from, recognizing the slogan “Everyone is here!” and identifying the first Smash game with eight-player battles.
The difficulty ranges from easy to expert. Casual players may know iconic fighters such as Mario, Link and Pikachu, while harder questions ask about release history, composers, generic enemies, DLC origins and features introduced in specific entries. A balanced quiz can combine recognizable characters with carefully chosen series details.
The slogan was “Everyone is here!” It became the central marketing message for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate because the game brought back every fighter who had appeared in a previous Smash installment, alongside newcomers and downloadable characters.
Richter Belmont is Simon Belmont’s Echo Fighter. Both characters use the Castlevania series’ signature whip-based fighting style, but Richter has visual and animation differences while sharing much of Simon’s core moveset.
The Nintendo 3DS received the first portable Super Smash Bros. game, Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS, in 2014. It launched alongside the Wii U version, which had separate stages and presentation features designed for home-console play.