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All Star Spirits

Spirits are a type of power-up and collectable in All Star Smashers.

Spirits are characters who lost their bodies through disintegration and were transformed into disembodied souls, which were then trapped into Puppet Fighters and made to do the bidding of their attackers.

Collecting Spirits[]

Spirit Classes[]

Spirits are separated by their strength which is referred to as "classes".

  • ☆☆☆☆ Juvenile
  • ★☆☆☆ Novice
  • ★★☆☆ Advanced
  • ★★★☆ Ace
  • ★★★★ Legend

Spirit Categories[]

Primary spirits[]

Characters can have a single primary spirit equipped at a time. Primary spirits have two main stats: an attack rating and a defence rating, which are added together to form its total power. Primary spirits may also have a trait, which applies an additional multiplier to their power, as well as up to three slots for support spirits to be attached, which apply their own multipliers. Generally, a primary spirit that lacks slots will be compensated with higher stats. If a primary spirit is from the same series as the character equipping it, it gains a further 1.1x (10%) power boost.

Primary spirits' attack and defence stats modify how much damage is dealt and received by the character, but do not affect knockback dealt, and are not factored into the knockback formula. For both stats, a value of 0 results in no change from base damage.

  • The damage dealt multiplier is equal to 1 + (attack×4/10000). Therefore, an attack of 2,500 results in double damage, 5,000 is triple damage, and so on.
  • The damage taken multiplier is a more complicated 1/(1 + (defence×6/10000)). Therefore, a defence of 2,500 results in taking 0.4x damage, while a defence of 5,000 results in taking 0.25x damage.

In addition, increased attack will cause smash attacks to charge faster, while increased defence will improve shield durability. Because of the nature of these functions, defence is a more effective stat in terms of raw numbers, in the sense that a defence of 1,000 is stronger than an attack of 1,000 (which is the case when stats are equal at any value). However, defence is also slower to rise as its magnitude increases, whereas attack rises at a constant rate.

Some primary spirits can be enhanced at level 99, which functionally means they transform into a different primary spirit with a higher rank, more powerful stats and an added ability. Furthermore, enhanced spirits tend to have higher stats than non-enhanced spirits of the same rank.

Primary spirits also have strengths based on their type, and grant a 1.3x increase in damage dealt to spirits that their type is strong against. However, they will also impose a weakness of 0.85x damage dealt to the type of Spirit that they are weak against.

Support spirits[]

Most primary spirits have slots, which can be filled by support spirits. The support spirits will give fighters skills: passive bonuses such as starting with an item, resistance to certain damage types or status effects, added abilities, and more. They can be useful when encountering traps that appear in certain Spirit Battles, such as winds that constantly push fighters or floors that put any fighter to sleep on contact. The fighter can equip up to three Support Spirits at a time depending on how many slots the Primary Spirit has, although some Support Spirits can take up more than one slot. When equipped, Support Spirits apply a multiplier to the Primary Spirit's power based on the type of skill. Support Spirits are also divided into types like Primary Spirits, but only during Spirit Battles where they are equipped by an enemy Puppet Fighter.

Fighter spirits[]

Fighter spirits are based on an existing playable character in the game, do not have classes and types, and also cannot be equipped. Rather, they simply exist to allow the players to view their artwork. They are earned by completing Classic Safari with the indicated fighter, by purchasing them when they appear randomly in the shop, or through completing some challenges.

Master Spirits[]

Master Spirits are a type of spirit that cannot be equipped. Once unlocked, Master Spirits run facilities that can be used. These facilities include Shopping (which sell spirits, items, and Skill Spheres), Gym (which levels up spirits; there is only one), Explore (which bring back rewards), and Dojo (which teach styles to spirits). Master Spirits have dialogue boxes, though certain spirits communicate unintelligibly and therefore have provided translations. Master Spirits are all considered Neutral types when used by puppet fighters in Spirit Battles.

List of Spirits[]

Primary Spirits[]

  • Michelle (The Harry Hill Movie)
  • Cool Cat (Cool Cat Saves the Kids)
  • Mrs. Crunch (Horrid Henry)
  • The Principal (Sonnyslavenproductions)
  • My Meeba (My Meebas)
  • Great Mighty Poo (Conker's Bad Fur Day)
  • Louisa Hades (It's Time For School!)
  • Egg Bro (Go!Animate)
  • Vito Cappelletti (Garfield)
  • Bob's Army (GoogleTube)
  • Turbo Toilet 2000 (Captain Underpants)
  • Black Alice (Monster Girl Quest)
  • Rude Ralph (Horrid Henry)
  • Dr. Strange (Nessy Learning Program)
  • Whizz Professor (Whizz Education)
  • Barack Bananas (Harry's Island)
  • Mr. Grumpy (Mr. Men)
  • Million Arthur (Hyperdimension Neptunia)
  • Terrible Tudor (Horrible Histories)
  • Ben & Small (Big Cook, Little Cook)
  • Sulu (Captain Underpants)
  • Jet (Talent)
  • Pickpocket (Talent)
  • George Jetson (The Jetsons)
  • Moshi (Gogo's Crazy Bones)
  • Trojan Horse (The Truth About Troy)
  • Blade & Blue (Super Smash Flash)
  • Nichole the Leopard (Oscar the White Tiger)
  • Oscar's Father (Oscar the White Tiger)
  • Granddad (Strongman Hilary)
  • Charter Man (Go!Animate)
  • Kirby Loopsy (Go!Animate)
  • Alvin Hung (Go!Animate)
  • Mr. White (Go!Animate)
  • Caged Bird
  • Gerald (Giraffes Can't Dance)
  • Very Hungry Caterpillar (The Very Hungry Caterpillar)
  • Rolling Panda (Roll in the Hole)
  • Panda's Revenge
  • Santa YooHoo (YooHoo)
  • Pictureka Penguin (Pictureka)
  • Ellie (Oscar the White Tiger)
  • Captain Mack

Support Spirits[]

  • Chirag Gupta (Diary of a Wimpy Kid)
  • Sylph (Monster Girl Quest)
  • Zebie & Solio (Oscar the White Tiger)
  • Dr. Nappy (Captain Underpants)
  • Cecil (Monster Girl Quest)
  • Otto Layfield (Harry's Island)
  • Skylar (Cybermorph)
  • Chucky (Banana Globe City)
  • 5pb. (Hyperdimension Neptunia)
  • Nothing (Earth)
  • Barging Onion (Papa Louie)
  • Minecraft Hater (Super Minecraft Kid)
  • Voice Trumpet (Teletubbies)
  • Generic Seagull (Brad the Elevator Chap)
  • Beefy Bert (Horrid Henry)
  • Drawn Hero (Drawn to Life)
  • Dutchess the Poodle (Oscar the White Tiger)
  • Neil Buchanan (Art Attack)
  • Minky the Chinchilla (Strongman Hilary)
  • Aaronitmar (Aaronitmar)
  • Crackers (Captain Underpants)
  • Moon Pig (Moonpig)
  • Sundae Queen (Deep Freeze)
  • Will Smith Fish (Shark Tale)
  • Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
  • Chatman (Oscar the White Tiger)
  • Miss Battle-Axe (Horrid Henry)
  • Safety Hedgehogs (THINK!)
  • Wally (Where's Wally?)
  • Microbumosaurus (What Bumosaur is That?)
  • Biff (The Magic Key)
  • Kipper (The Magic Key)
  • Luka (Monster Girl Quest)
  • Gnome (Monster Girl Quest)
  • Norm (The World of Norm)
  • Tom Gates
  • Chip (The Magic Key)
  • Floppy (The Magic Key)
  • Croak Driver (Oscar the White Tiger)
  • Seaman (Seaman)
  • Regan MacNeil (The Exorcist)
  • Clown (Deep Freeze)
  • Dirty Bertie
  • Yuck
  • Dodger
  • Crappy Drawing Bros. (Exotix7)
  • Gary Goat (Dance Mat Typing)
  • Caramella Girls (Caramelldansen)
  • Jamie Grimm (I Funny)
  • Dermot Milligan
  • Turdle (What Bumosaur is That?)
  • Toiletrollasaurus (What Bumosaur is That?)
  • Barry Loser
  • Bum-Headed Idiotasaurus (What Bumosaur is That?)
  • Archie (The Second Star)
  • Lars (The Little Polar Bear)
  • Toy Taker (Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer and the Island of Misfit Toys)
  • N64 Kids (Nintendo Sixty-FOOOOOOOOOOUR)
  • Toyworld Garfield (Oscar the White Tiger)
  • Franz Coughka (Garfield)
  • Whip
  • Rafe Khatchadorian (Middle School: The Worst Years of My Life)
  • Picked Up Penguin (McVitie's Penguins)
  • Coco the Monkey (Coco Pops)
  • Lazer League (Action 52)

Fighter Spirits[]

Master Spirits[]

Gallery[]

Character Spirits[]


Other Spirits[]

Trivia[]

  • In Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, Spirits became the spiritual successor of Trophies, as Masahiro Sakurai found it too difficult to develop for the latest instalment. However in All Star Smashers, both Spirits and Trophies appear in the game.
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