Noah (Super Smash Bros. Infinite)

This article is about Noah's appearance in Super Smash Bros. Infinite. For other uses, see Noah.

“	Smash Infinite flavor text	”
—Description from the Super Smash Blog.

Noah
Universe	Xenoblade Chronicles
Availability	Downloadable
Characteristics
Number of Jumps	2
Has a Tether	No
Can Wall Cling	No
Can Wall Jump	No
Can Crawl	No
Voice Talent
English Voice	Harry McEntire
Japanese Voice	Ryohei Arai

Noah is a playable character in Super Smash Bros. Infinite. He was officially revealed alongside Mio during a Nintendo Direct as the fourth downloadable fighter in the Third Smash Season Pass, as part of the Interlocked Destinies Bundle. Noah is classified as Fighter #115.

Harry McEntire reprises his role in international versions of Super Smash Bros. Infinite, while Ryohei Arai reprises his role in the Japanese version respectively.

Moveset

Special Moves

Noah’s Special Moves
Standard Special	Overclock Buster
The Swordfighter Talent Art. Noah leaps upwards and performs a spinning downward slash. There are two hitboxes: the physical part that deals 17% damage and strong knockback along with immense shield break potential, and the heavily-disjointed energy blade it sprouts that deals 12.5% damage and medium knockback. Because Noah is leaping in the air to do this, there is some major risk of SD'ing off-stage when he uses this, similar to Shulk's Back Slash.
Side Special	Chain Attack: Brave Assault
Noah will slash forward. If the attack connects fully, the opponent will be momentarily stunned which allows Noah to initiate a number of attacks by pressing the special button with reduced frame input lag and damage output. It works much like Marth's side special with the final attack being the most powerful where it launches opponents.
Up Special	Overfall
A Master Art from Taion's starting class, the Tactician. Noah summons a swarm of Mondo and uses them to flow upwards causing him to fly upwards and deal several hits of damage, racking up 13% damage in the process. This move kills at 171% damage from center stage and propels Noah 5 Units upwards.
Down Special	Sword Strike
One of the Arts of his starting class, Swordfighter. Noah leans back while charging a hefty, downwards-angled sword slash in front of himself that deals 17% damage and a strong horizontal knockback. Press B while charging to have Mio do her Down Smash instead.
Final Smash	Limits Unbound
Noah and Mio strike the opponent together starting a cinematic where they both beat the rival and using the Ouroboros form release the Critical Art Limits Unbound where he does three devastating slashes.

Taunts

• Up Taunt: He takes his sword and thrusts it upwards while saying "I'll tear it all down!"
• Down Taunt: He twirls his blade before brandishing it and grunts.
• Right Taunt: Noah holds out his sword and holds it
• Left Taunt: Mio appears and Noah plays a small part of A Life Sent On with their flutes.

On-Screen Appearance

• Noah and Mio walk onto the stage after playing their flutes

Idle Poses

• Dusts his jacket off
• Looks to the right and then to the left

Victory Poses

• Noah & Mio appear walk forward, take out a flute, an play together. It doesn't matter which one won the match.
• Noah takes his sword and slashes it around and then holds it out in front of him "This is our path to the Future!"
• He drops down from above and picks himself up before brandishing his blade and saying "Upon this sword...I pledge my strength!"

Defeat Quote

• If Noah is defeated, regardless if its a side or side KO, Noah will scream "NOAH!!! NOOO!!!!" offscreen.

In competitive play

To be added

Classic Mode Route: Opposing Factions, Come Together

Noah and Mio were once enemies turned allies. All fighters share a common relationship.

Round	Opponent		Stage	Music	Notes	References
1			Deepsea Metro			Both species were former enemies, but as of Splatoon 2: Octo Expansion, this has changed drastically
2			Green Greens			They debuted as rivals but eventually became friends
3			Venom			Though debuting as bitter enemies, their relationship has upgraded to that of a respected rivalry.
BONUS	Break the Targets!
4			Skyworld			Dark Pit started as a third party who went his own ways, but has a tense, if still rather peaceful, relationship with his lighter counterpart
5			Spear Pillar			Semi-based on their conflict in the first Pokemon movie: Mewtwo started as an antagonist, with Pikachu on the opposing side. Mewtwo had a change of heart towards the end of the film, however.
6			Final Destination			A sort of meta take, but Mario & Sonic have had a bitter rivalry since the 90's which eventually evolved to more of a friendship by the 2000's.
FINAL	Rugal Bernstein		King of Fighter's Stadium			Represents the behind-the-scenes instigator of Xenoblade Chronicles 3's plot, Moebius

Palette Swaps

Red White	Utilizes their most recent appearance in Xenoblade Chronicles related media.
Yellow Dark Red	Noah is based of one of his incarnations, N while Mio is based off on M, one of her incarnations.
White /Red	Utilizes Noah's color scheme in the same manor Pyra and Myhra did.
Black Orange	Noah is based off his childhood friend, Eunie while Mio is based of her teammate Taion
Blue Cyan	Noah is based off his friend, Lanz while Mio is based off her teammate Sena.
Gray	Reduced, unsaturated color schemes for the characters which works as foil for the saturated color scheme of Pyra and Mythra. Also called "Moebius" forms.
Dark Blue	Based off their outfits known as "Color #02".
Yellow Pink	Utilizes Throwback B Costume from Xenoblade Chronicles 3.
Green Black	Utilizes colors opposite of the color wheel and labeled "Inverted:
Pink Green	Called "Sweet as Candy" by Sakurai due to their sweet color schemes.
Orange Purple	Noah utilizes a color scheme referencing Matthew while Mio references A; both from Xenoblade Chronicles 3: Future Redeemed.
Dark Red Lavender	Noah and Mio utilizes the primary colors of their Ouroboros

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