SSB Ultimate is truly the ultimate rendition of the popular Nintendo series.
This latest entry in the series features all the characters that ever appeared. Quite a feat. Everyone is indeed here, but not everyone that could be here.
Due to the difficulty of modding Nintendo Switch games, there aren’t many Super Smash Bros. Ultimate mods that bring major gameplay changes. They wouldn’t sit well with the online modes, so most mods available right now focus on bringing new skins for already existing characters to make the game even more of a celebration of gaming as a whole.
Overwatch x Smash Ultimate is the ultimate crossover that has yet to happen.
While we wait for Nintendo to finally make a move, you can download the Doomfist Overwatch mod to change Captain Falcon into the popular character, complete with recolors, proper voice, and even facial expressions.
Megaman.Exe is probably the least-known Megaman around, especially compared to the original Blue Bomber and X.
This, however, doesn’t mean that he deserves to be always sidelined… right?
This Megaman.Exe mod takes the character model that appears during Mega Man’s Final Smash and turns it into a full-fledged costume. Some of the recolors do have some visual glitches, but if you’re a true fan of the Blue Bomber, you will love this costume nonetheless.
Despite being a fan-made creation, Bowsette took the world by storm two years ago. It quickly became incredibly popular among Nintendo fans.
But is she popular enough to get a spot in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate?
While Nintendo has yet to acknowledge the character in any official capacity, you can now take things into your own hands and replace Daisy with Bowsette with this mod. It also includes a fully customized UI, multiple colors, and new voice clips taken from Dragon Ball FighterZ.
The character doesn’t get any new moves… but she really doesn’t need them. Have you forgotten how powerful Daisy is in this game?
Stage hazards in the Smash series can be very annoying, making some stages completely unusable for competitive play.
Let’s fix that with the Stage Hazard Toggle mod. It gives a very welcome quality of life improvement that lets you toggle hazards on and off on the stage select screen, without forcing you to change rulesets every single time.
This mod also seems to be safe in online multiplayer modes, but some desyncs are to be expected. Don’t blame your opponent’s connection!
The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks is such an underrated game that Nintendo’s treatment of the title is completely unjustified.
It’s almost as they have forgotten it even exists. But we definitely haven’t!
Royal Engineer Toon Link is the mod to be for obscure Zelda references.
This gives us an amazing new costume for Toon Link, inspired by his Spirit Tracks appearance as well as an alt based on Alfonzo, the only other Royal Engineer known in the Zelda universe. Time to hit your opponents like a train!
Travis Touchdown is one of those characters that deserves a spot in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.
He’s not as iconic as other characters, sure. But his name has been associated with Nintendo consoles for a while now. Shouldn’t loyalty be rewarded?
The Travis Touchdown mod lets you control a fully functional, well-made version of the character that replaces Ike, the only sword user in Smash Ultimate that hits as hard as Travis does.
With the inclusion of custom UI, expressions, voice clips, moving eyes, and expressions, it will really feel like you’re controlling the anti-hero of the No More Heroes series.
Joker steals the show in SSB Ultimate. But he could be doing so much more.
The Joaquin Phoenix Joker add-on turns the beloved Persona 5 MC into a very different type of Joker. One that can move people with his tragic story, but also scare them to death with his antics.
Too bad we didn’t get any dancing Final Smash custom move!
I roared and I rampaged, and I got bloody satisfaction. Not on a quest for revenge, but by downloading this mod.
The Kill Bill Samus mod introduces a new costume for Zero Suit Samus inspired by the iconic outfit worn by The Bride in Quentin Tarantino’s Kill Bill.
The suit is not a perfect reproduction of this outfit, as it lacks some detail. But I’m pretty sure it will be hard to notice while you’re beating everyone else on the field to a pulp.
Now I face out, I hold out, I reach out to the truth of my life, seeking to seize on the whole moment.
Welcome to Persona 4 meets Smash!
The Chie Satonaka Min-Min mod gives us a new color scheme for ARMS’ Min-Min that makes her resemble Chie Satonaka from Persona 4. Why should we die-hard Persona fans settle with just Joker, when we can have everyone else as well?
The training stage is the most used stage for those who aim to become Smash Ultimate champions.
If you’re among them, this mod is for you my friend.
This 3D Quickplay Stage mod brings a very light change to the regular training stage, introducing an increased field of view that makes the stage look a little better.
This mod also works well in conjunction with every other training stage mod, so no worries about any conflicts. Boot up and go.
Palutena becomes even more a force to be reckoned with thanks to this amazing costume mod.
Void Priestess Palutena will not just blast away at you with her energy attacks, but will also fill your heart with dread with her icy cold stare and her black outfit.
And don’t think not having a modded game will save you from the Void Priestess either. Her powers will manifest even if you haven’t tampered with the game. Scary!
Adding Sans from Undertale into Smash Ultimate made me darn happy. Not because I’m a Mii Gunner main, but because I can finally spike my opponents while Megalovania plays!
This simple costume mod introduces a new color scheme for the Sans Mii Gunner costume inspired by Joker from Persona 5.
Smash Ultimate is already crossover heaven.
So a crossover within a crossover shouldn’t surprise any of us.
I’m flipping the Switch, get ready for this, oh, let’s do the Odyssey.
In Smash Ultimate too!
This fantastic Super Mario Odyssey Skinpack celebrates Odyssey’s third anniversary with tons of new skins for Mario, Peach, Zero Suit Samus, Luigi, and Jigglypuff.
None of the characters will get his or her moves changed, either. So you can hop online without having to worry about getting hit by Nintendo’s ban hammer.
The main character of the original Mother has been seemingly forgotten by Nintendo, but not by fans of the series.
And so a modder took it upon himself to introduce the character into Smash Ultimate. The new model is not a mere reskin of Ness, as it comes with some unique details that make him feel like a proper inclusion.
I’m not entirely sure, but I don’t seem to remember the Unova stage looking so colorful.
Desert Unova introduces a tweaked and recolored version of the vanilla stage, complete with proper UI update and slightly different battlefield, and omega versions.
This modded stage is sure to cause desyncs when playing online, so make sure you stick to local play to avoid getting mass reported by other players.
It’s a shame that Link didn’t get more of his Breath of the Wild unique abilities in Smash Ultimate.
Imagine what he could have done with his elemental arrows!
Well you can stop wondering how things could have been, as this BOTW Link Moveset mod lets you use these elemental arrows by switching them with the taunt buttons.
And if this wasn’t enough, try aiming with your bow while in the air: it really does feel like Breath of the Wild now, doesn’t it?
I love using Bowser in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. But one of his attacks leaves something to be desired.
Bowser New Down Air, which should never be used in online play, tweaks the character’s down air attack so that momentum is not lost while performing it.
Pretty much like most other down air attacks in Ultimate.
It is a bit broken, I have to say… but it’s so much fun!
Cloud may not be as broken as he was in Smash 4. But he’s still a force to be reckoned with in Smash Ultimate.
Must be his new costume.
Sadly, Cloud hasn’t really received any new costume officially… but it’s possible to change his vanilla one with the Final Fantasy VII Remake Cloud mod, which tweaks details so the character looks closer in appearance to his remake counterpart.
Too bad nothing can be done for that ludicrous hair.
