Downloadable content (SSBI)

In the final Super Smash Bros. Infinite Direct on November 202X, Masahiro Sakurai confirmed that there will be downloadable content for the game. However, unlike previous entries, downloadable content will come in the form of Smash Seasons, which include a number of Bundles that not only include new Fighters, Stages, Music and Spirits like Ultimate. However, bundles can also include new Assist Trophies, new Bosses, new Items, and new SmashScape furnishings, amongst others. Players can either purchase individual Bundles, or purchase an entire Season altogether.

Furthermore, there are two new functions to DLC: SmashBack is one such function, allowing players who have purchased a Smash Season to choose not to download or own unwanted content in exchange for in-game content. Trial Periods are limited-time in-game events that allow players who haven't purchased a Season to play as a character for free three days before the final launch of a character, as a means to give them a chance to decide whether or not they wish to purchase that character's Bundle.

Fighters[]

As every veteran is in the base game and none were cut, all DLC characters are newcomers.

Standalone Fighter[]

King Boo
- The recurring antagonist of the Luigi's Mansion series was revealed as the first DLC fighter in Infinite on the official Super Smash Bros. Infinite Twitter page on November 26th, 202X as a bonus fighter similar to Piranha Plant. He was available as a free bonus until January 31st, 202X to anyone who purchased the digital version of Infinite or registered their physical version with MyNintendo. While King Boo is not part of any Smash Season or any Bundle (and thus does not come with a stage, music, or spirits), he was made available for purchase separately on February 1st, 202X.
Master Hand
- The iconic boss of the entire Super Smash Bros. series was revealed as the only DLC fighter in Super Smash Bros. Infinite Beyond during its official reveal trailer on June 18th, 202X as a bonus fighter similar to King Boo before him. He was available as free bonus until January 31st, 202X to anyone who purchased the digital version of Infinite Beyond or registered their physical version with MyNintendo. Just like with King Boo, Master Hand was made available for purchase separately on February 3rd, 202X.

First Smash Season[]

Zagreus
- The Son of Hades joins the fight as the first downloadable fighter revealed for the First Smash Season, announced during The Game Awards 202X on December 202X. As part of the In The Name Of Hades Bundle, his accompanying Stage is The Underworld, and features music, Spirits, and SmashScape furnishings from Hades, as well as an Assist Trophy for Asterius, the Bull of Minos, and Smash Dungeon enemies of the Soul Catcher, Wretched Lout, Flame Wheel and Voidstone.
Phoenix
- The Turnabout Terror joins the fight as the second downloadable fighter revealed for the First Smash Season, announced during a Nintendo Direct. As part of the A Smashing Turnabout Bundle, his accompanying Stage is Courtroom, and features music, Spirits, and SmashScape furnishings from Ace Attorney, as well as an Assist Trophy for Franziska von Karma, the whip-cracking prosecutor, and a Master Spirit of Dick Gumshoe, the loyal detective.
Sakura
- The Heart of the Hanagumi joins the fight as the third downloadable fighter revealed for the First Smash Season, announced during a Nintendo Direct. As part of the Imperial Smash Revue Bundle, her accompanying Stage is Grand Imperial Theatre, and features music, Spirits, and SmashScape furnishings from Sakura Wars, as well as an Assist Trophy of Erica Fontaine, the Fleur Division Markswoman, and a Masterpiece of Sakura Wars for Sega Saturn.
Agumon
- The DigiDestined joins the fight as the fourth and final downloadable fighter revealed for the First Smash Season, announced during a Nintendo Direct. As part of the Smash Bros Are The Champions Bundle, his accompanying Stage is Digital Monster LCD, and features music and Spirits from Digimon, as well as Machinedramon as a Boss and Impmon as a Smash Dungeon enemy.

First Echo Fighter Pack[]

In between the release of Phoenix and Sakura, a separate pack dedicated to new Echo Fighters was released. Because they are Echo Fighters, they do not come with additional content much like the other Smash Seasons.

Jin
- The Lightning of Fate joins the battle as an Echo Fighter of his father, Kazuya.
Rock
- The Wolf's Pedigree joins the battle as an Echo Fighter of his adoptive father, Terry.

Second Smash Season[]

Sol
- The Flame of Corruption joins the fight as the first downloadable fighter revealed for the Second Smash Season, announced during a Nintendo Direct. As part of the Smell of the Game Bundle, his accompanying Stage is the Mayship and features music, Spirits, and SmashScape furnishings from Guilty Gear, as well as Justice as a Boss and a Master Spirit of Baiken, the Unfaltering Awakened Samurai.
Lara
- The Tomb Raider joins the fight as the second downloadable fighter revealed for the Second Smash Season, announced during a Nintendo Direct. As part of the One Woman Army Bundle, her accompanying Stage is Croft Manor Catacombs and features music, Spirits, and SmashScape furnishings from Tomb Raider, as well as a new dungeon based on Atlantis, which comes with a variety of new enemies, and a Masterpiece of Tomb Raider for Sega Saturn.
Lloyd
- The Unifier of Two Worlds joins the fight as the third downloadable fighter revealed for the Second Smash Season, announced during a Nintendo Direct. As part of the Tales of Smash Bundle, his accompanying Stage is Tower of Salvation and features music, Spirits, and SmashScape furnishings from Tales, as well as an Assist Trophy of Yuri Lowell, the Co-Founder of Brave Vesperia.
Geno
- The Stellar Sharpshooter joins the fight as the fourth downloadable fighter revealed for the Second Smash Season, announced during a Nintendo Direct. As part of the Beware of the Forest's Mushrooms Bundle, his accompanying Stage is Forest Maze and features music, Spirits, and SmashScape furnishings from Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars, as well as a new dungeon based on the Forest Maze, which comes with a variety of new enemies, and a Masterpiece of Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars.
Ratchet & Clank
- The Solana Galaxy Heroes join the fight as the fifth and final downloadable fighter revealed for the Second Smash Season, announced during a Nintendo Direct. As part of the Rifting Together Bundle, their accompanying Stage is Tobruk Canyon, and features music and Spirits from Ratchet & Clank, as well as the Groovitron as a brand new item and an Assist Trophy of Dr. Nefarious, Ruler of the Nefarious Empire.

Second Echo Fighter Pack[]

In between the release of Lara and Lloyd but before Geno's reveal, a separate pack dedicated to new Echo Fighters was released. Because they are Echo Fighters, they do not come with additional content much like the other Smash Seasons.

Ninten
- The PSI Child of Podunk joins the battle as an Echo Fighter of Ness.
Jeanne
- The Heiress of the Umbra Witch Clan joins the battle as an Echo Fighter of her rival-turned-best friend, Bayonetta.

Third Smash Season[]

Red
- The Leader of the Flock joins the fight as the first downloadable fighter revealed for the Third Smash Season, announced during a Nintendo Direct. As part of the Seeing Red Bundle, his accompanying Stage is Poached Eggs and features music, Spirits, and SmashSpace furnishings from Angry Birds, as well as the Mighty Eagle's Sardine Can as a new item and a MasterPiece of Angry Birds Classic.
Ahri
- The Nine-Tailed Fox joins the fight as the second downloadable fighter revealed for the Third Smash Season, announced during a Nintendo Direct. As part of the Legendary Riot Bundle, her accompanying Stage is Summoner's Rift, and features music, Spirits, and SmashSpace furnishings from League of Legends, as well as an Assist Trophy for Jinx, the Loose Cannon, and a Master Spirit of Miss Fortune, the Bounty Hunter.
Nightmare
- The Azure Knight joins the fight as the third downloadable fighter revealed for the Third Smash Season, announced during a Nintendo Direct. As part of The Stage of History Bundle, his accompanying Stage is Ostrheinsburg Chapel, and features music, Spirits and SmashSpace furnishings from Soulcalibur, as well as an Assist Trophy based on Yoshimitsu, the Manji Clan Leader and a Master Spirit of Cervantes de Leon, the Dread Pirate.
Noah & Mio
- The Off-Seers of Keves and Agnus join the fight as the fourth & fifth downloadable fighters revealed for the Third Smash Season, announced during a Nintendo Direct. As part of the Interlocked Destinies Bundle, their accompanying Stage is Aionios, and features music, Spirits, and SmashSpace furnishings from Xenoblade Chronicles 3, as well as an Assist Trophy of Ethel, the Silvercoat, and a Master Spirit of Guernica Vandham, Leader of the Lost Numbers.
Doom Slayer
- The Hell Walker joins the fight as the sixthth downloadable fighter revealed for the Third Smash Season, announced during a special QuakeCon event. As part of the Thy Smash Ball Subsumed Bundle, his accompanying Stage is Mars and features music, Spirits, and SmashSpace furnishings from Doom, as well as the Icon of Sin as a boss and a new Dungeon based on Mars featuring Archvile, Marauder and Doom Hunter as new enemies.
2B
- The YoRHa Combat Android joins the fight as the seventh and final downloadable fighter for the Third Smash Season. Though she was said to be the final character, she wasn't mentioned or properly revealed until Mr. Sakurai Presents YoRHa No.2 Type B on November 25th, 20XX. As part of the Glory to Smash Bundle, her accompanying Stage is Amusement Park, and features music, Spirits, and SmashSpace furnishings from NieR, as well as a new Assist Trophy of A2, the renegade combat android, and a new Dungeon based on the Copied City featuring the Grun as a new enemy.

Third Echo Fighter Pack[]

In between the release of Doom Slayer and Ahri, a separate pack dedicated to new Echo Fighters was released. Because they are Echo Fighters, they do not come with additional content much like the other Smash Seasons.

Black Shadow
- The Head of Dark Million joins the battle as an Echo Fighter of his mortal enemy, Captain Falcon.
Roll
- The Helper Robot joins the battle as an Echo Fighter of her brother, Mega Man.

Mii Costumes[]

Bonus for purchasing Season 1 DLC[]

The Mach Rider Mii costume is exclusive to purchasing the DLC Season 1 and consists of the Mach Rider helmet and outfit, based on Mach Rider from Mach Rider.

Image	Costume	Universe	Outfit Build
File:SSBIMachRiderCostume.png	Mach Rider Helmet Mach Rider Outfit	Mach Rider

Round 1[]

The first wave of Mii Fighter costumes was among the first available DLC for Infinite. It released alongside DLC Bundle 1 and features costumes from the Hades series, as well as costumes from Supergiant, Hades's developer. Shovel Knight is featured as deluxe Mii Costume which is bundeled with a musical track. The returning costumes that are included Dragonborn and Arthur from Infinite.

Image	Costume	Universe
	Ares Wig Ares Armor	Hades
	Dursa Hat	Hades
	The Kid's Wig The Kid's Outfit	Bastion
File:SSIArthurCostume.jpg	Arthur's Helm Arthur's Armor	Ghosts 'n Goblins
File:SSBIDragonbornCostume.jpg	Dragonborn Helm Dragonborn Armor	The Elder Scrolls
File:SSIMachampCostume.jpg	Machamp Mask Machamp Outfit	Pokemon
File:SSBITeamSkullGruntCostume.jpg	Team Skull Grunt Mask Dragonborn Outfit	Pokemon
File:SSBIShovelKnightCostume.jpg	Shovel Knight Helmet Shovel Knight Armor Strike the Earth	Shovel Knight

Round 2[]

The second wave of Mii Fighter costumes features costumes from the Ace Attorney series alongside other Capcom-related Mii Costumes. It released alongside DLC Bundle 2 and is the only round to not contain costumes from outside of Capcom.

Image	Costume	Universe
File:SSBISteelSamuraiOutfit.jpg	Steel Samurai's Mask Steel Samurai Outfit	Ace Attorney
File:SSBIFrankWestOutfit.jpg	Frank West's Wig >Frank West's Outfit	Dead Rising
File:SSBIAmingoOutfit.jpg	Amingo's Hat Amingo's Outfit	Marvel vs Capcom
File:SSBIMegaManEXEOutfit.jpg	[[Megaman.EXE]'s Helmet Megaman.EXE's Armor	Mega Man

Round 3[]

The third wave of Mii Fighter costumes released alongside DLC Bundle 3 and features costumes largely from Sega-owned properties including from the Streets of Rage, Skies of Arcadia and Fantasy Zone II while previous costumes from Samurai Shodown and Sonic the Hedgehog costumes returns. Fianlly, Earthworm Jim is featured as a new Mii Costume and bundeled with a musical track.

Image	Costume/Track	Universe
File:SSBIGeminiSunriseCostume.jpg	Gemini Sunrise's Hat & Wig Gemini Sunrise's Outfit	Sakura Wars
File:SSBIOpaOpaHat.jpeg	Opa-Opa Hat	Galaxy Zone II
File:SSBIKnucklesOutfit.jpg	Knuckles' Wig Knuckle's Outfit	Sonic the Hedgehog
File:SSBIAlexStoneOutfit.jpg	Alex Stone's Wig Alex Stone's Outfit	Streets of Rage
File:SSBIVyseOutfit.jpg	Vyse Wig Vyse Outfit	Streets of Rage
File:SSBINakoruruOutfit.jpg	Nakoruru's Wig Nakoruru's Outfit	Samurai Showdown
File:SSBIHedlokHat.jpg	Hedlok Hat	ARMS
File:SSBIEarthwormJimOutfit.jpg	Earthworm Jim's Head Earthworm Jim's Spacesuit New Junk City	Earthworm Jim

Round 4[]

The fourth wave of Mii Fighter costumes released alongside DLC Bundle 4 which features costumes from the Digimon franchise. It is the only wave to feature costumes solely from its represented franchise.

Image	Costume	Universe
File:SBBIRenamonCostume.jpg	Renamon Mask Renamon Outfit	Digimon
File:SSBIGargomonOutfit.jpg	Gargomon Mask Gargomon Outfit	Digimon
File:SSBIDevimonCostume.jpg	Devimon Mask Devimon Outfit	Digimon

Bonus for purchasing DLC Season 2[]

Muddy Mole Mii costume is exclusive to purchasing the DLC Season 2 and consists of theMuddy Mole Mask and Outfit from Mole Mania.

Image	Costume	Universe	Outfit Build
File:SSBIMuddyMoleCostume.jpg	Muddy Mole Mask Muddy Mole Outfit	Mole Panic

Round 5[]

The fifth wave of Mii Fighter costumes released alongside DLC Bundle 6 and is the first round of costumes to correspond with DLC Season 2. It features costumes from the series Guilty Gear alongside other Arc System Works franchises such as Blazblue and River City Ransom. In addition, Wonder Red from Wonderful 101 and Scorpion from Mortal Kombat also appear to reinfroce the fighting game aspect of the bundle.

Image	Costume	Universe
File:SSBIKyKskeCostume.jpg	Ky Kyske Wig Ky Kyske Outfit	Guilty Gear
File:SSBIBaikenCostume.jpg	Baiken Wig Heihachi Outfit	Guilty Gear
File:SSBIRagnaCostume.jpg	Ragna the Bloodedge Wig Ragna the Bloodedge Outfit	Blazblue
File:SSBIKunioKunCostume.jpg	Kunio-Kun Wig Kunio-Kun Outfit	River City Ransom
File:SSBIWonderRedCostume.jpg	Wonder Red Mask Wonder Red Suit	The Wonderful 101
File:SSBIScorpionCostume.jpg	Scorpion Mask Scorpion Armor	Mortal Kombat

Round 6[]

The sixth wave of Mii Fighter costumes released alongside DLC Bundle Pack 6 which didn't feature costumes from Tomb Raider but, rathher, from Crystal Dynamics who owns the series. In addition to these costumes, Vaultboy returned from Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. The wave introduced Master Chief as a Mii Costume which broke Twitter for several hours and even resulted in negative backlash from the community for regulating the spartan warrior to a Mii Costume. This, coupled with deconfirmations of Kazuma and the surprise reveal of Gex led to this Mii Costume wave to being the most polarizing.

Image	Costume	Universe
File:SSBICroquemboucheCostume.jpg	Croquembouche Mask Croquembouche Outfit	Super Smash Bros.
File:SSBIKazumaKiryuCostume.jpg	Kazuma Kiryu Wig Kazuma Kiryu Suit	Yakuza
File:SSBIGexCostume.jpg	Gex Mask Gex Suit	Gex
File:SSBIVaultboyCostume.jpg	Vault Boy Mask Vault 111 Jumpsuit	Fallout
File:SSBIMasterChiefCostume.jpg	[[Master Chief] Helmet Klonoa Armor	Halo

Round 7[]

The seventh wave of Mii Fighter costumes released alongside DLC Bundle Pack 7 which featured costumes from the Tales series. In addition, both Heihachi from Tekken, Klonoa from Klona, and Valkyrie from Valkyrie no Densetsu was also featured which made this wave compsoed entirely of Namco properties.

Image	Costume	Universe
File:SSBICressAlbaneCostume.jpg	Cress Albane Wig Cress Albane Armor	Tales
File:SSBIYuriLowellCostume.jpg	Yuri Lowell Wig Yuri Lowell Armor	Tales
File:SSBIHeihachiCostume.jpg	Heihachi Wig Heihachi Gi	Tekken
File:SSBIKlonoaCostume.jpg	[[Kloanoa] Mask Klonoa Outfit	Klonoa
File:SSBIValkyrieCostume.jpg	Valkyrie Helmet Valkyrie Armor	Valkryrie no Densetsu

Round 8[]

The ninth wave of Mii Fighter costumes released alongside DLC Bundle 9 which brought in [[Mallow}} from Super Mario RPG but also Final Fantasy outfits that appeared in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. In addition, several other costumes was also included with standout being Slenderman from Slender which came bundled with a musical track. This reveal once against took Twitter by storm; in particualr with memes of Slenderman interacting with the Smash cast in creepy ways.

Image	Costume	Universe
File:SSBIMallowCostume.jpg	Mallow's Mask Mallow's Outfit	Super Mario Bros.
File:SSBIChocoboHat.jpg	Chocobo Hat	Final Fantasy
File:SSBITifaLockhartCostume.jpg	Tifa Lockhart's Wig Tifa Lockhart's Outfit	Final Fantasy
File:SSBIBarretWallaceCostume.jpg	Barret Wallace's Wig Barret Wallace Outfit	Final Fantasy
File:SSBIAerithGainsboroughCostume.jpg	Aerith Gainsborough's Wig Aerith Gainsborough's Outfit	Final Fantasy
File:SSBIDemifiend.jpg	Demifiend's Mask & Wig Demifiend's Outfit	Shin Megami Tensei
File:SSBIDukeNukemCostume.jpg	Duke Nukem's Wig Duke Nukem Outfit	Duke Nukem
File:SSBISlendermanCostume.jpg	Slenderman's Mask Slenderman's Outfit	Slender

Round 9[]

The eighth wave of Mii Fighter costumes released alongside DLC Bundle 8 and features costumes from Sony properties along with Captain Qwark. In addition to these costumes, Bid Daddy from Bioshock isn also bundled with a musical track.

Image	Costume/Track	Universe
File:SSBICaptainQwarkCostume.jpg	Captain Qwark's Mask Captain Qwark's Suit	Ratchet & Clank
File:SSBIKratosCostume.jpg	Kratos' Mask Kratos' Suit	God of War
File:SSBISackboyCostume.jpg	Sackboy Mask Sackboy Outfit	Little Big Planet
File:SSBIPipoMonkeyCostume.jpg	Pipo Monkey Mask Pipo Monkey Outfit	Ape Escape
File:SSBIBigDaddyCostume.jpg	Big Daddy Helmet Big Daddy Armor	Bioshock
File:SSBIBombermanCostume.jpg	Bomberman Maskg Bomberman Outfit	Bomberman