The next event in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate will involve packing on the pounds, as the stages will be full of food.
There is a handful of healing moves in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, but their effect is generally negligible. Hero has access to a Heal spell with his down+B, but he can only use it a limited number of times during a battle. Wii Fit Trainer's Deep Breathing special can also heal, but it has both a cooldown and a timed command.
The latest Super Smash Bros. Ultimate event has been revealed in a dashboard update in the game, as well as on a post on the Nintendo of Europe Twitter page. The "All Mouth" event involves battles between hungry characters on stages filled with food. "All Mouth" will run from November 13 to November 16.
The "All Mouth" event uses specific rules for its battles. They will be timed smash battles, with a 2:30 limit. The FS meter will be on and the items will be set to medium. The items appearing on each stage include the Smash Ball, Food, Maxim Tomato, Super Mushroom, Poison Mushroom, Superspicy Curry, Banana Gun, and Banana Peel. The legal fighters during the event are Yoshi, Kirby, Bowser, Wario, King Dedede, Wii Fit Trainer, Pac-Man, Ridley, and Piranha Plant. The further you advance during this event, the better Spirits you will receive.
The Super Smash Bros. Ultimate events so far have focused on things like character designs and time periods in gaming. These include Spirits who wear masks and characters who debuted in the '90s. The idea of filling stages with food is an interesting one, as it significantly shakes up the dynamics of fights. Food can heal a lot of damage, but the player has to stop for a second in order to use them, leaving them open to attacks. This also means you can toss the enemy off the side of the stage with a throw and run to the other side while they recover, so you can gorge in peace.
The "All Mouth" event in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate will run from November 13 to November 16.