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This is a guide to using Wii Fit Trainer in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. Wii Fit Trainer's bread and butter combos, how to unlock, frame data, alt costumes and skins, as well as Wii Fit Trainer's matchups, counters, and tier list placement can all be found here.
List of Contents
| Wii Fit Trainer | |
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| Game Series | Wii Fit |
| Smash Bros. Debut | Super Smash Bros. for WiiU/3DS |
| Fighter Number | 47 |
| Unlock Order | 9 |
| Number of Jumps | 2 |
| Weight | 96 Units (40/87) |
| Dash Speed | 1.866 (30/87) |
| Air Speed | 1.019 (52/87) |
| Fast Fall Speed | 2.08 (80/87) |
| Special Attributes | Crouch Walk, Wall Jump |
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Tier
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Smash Ultimate Wii Fit Trainer is a unique character, due to their ability to buff themself with Deep Breathing (Down Special), and use two projectiles, one of which will allow them to slightly recover HP. Their thin body frame makes them somewhat hard to hit, and they have rather good mobility, although they are somewhat floaty in the air, making them somewhat easy to juggle. Wii Fit Trainer is good at zoning thanks to side B, although they have pretty good aerials and normals as well, so they can fight decently up close.
Wii Fit Trainer's main weaknesses are in their disadvantage stage. They can be rather easily edgeguarded, and they are juggled easily, as mentioned above. They also struggle to kill without Deep Breathing, which lasts about 10 seconds, and has a significant cooldown time. This means that if they do not KO when it is active, they may have a hard time getting rid of their opponent's stock.
| Strengths | ・Powerful projectules (B and Side B) ・Can self-buff with Down Special ・Slim body type, hard to hit ・Good grab game ・Good recovery power |
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| Weaknesses | ・Struggles to KO without Deep Breathing ・Rather low damage output overall ・Easy to edgeguard ・Deep Breathing's duration is rather short (~10 Seconds) |
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| 0 |                                       
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1. -2 = Disadvantage. -1 = Slight Disadvantage or Even. 0 = Even. +1 = Slight Advantage or Even. +2 = Advantage.
2. The matchup chart was based around both the opinions of professional players of each character, as well as our own experience through playing Wii Fit Trainer.
3. Characters within each tier are unordered
4. Pokemon Trainer's individual Pokemon (Squirtle, Ivysaur, and Charizard) as well as Echo fighters with no significant difference than their regular counterpart are not shown.
5. For other characters who are not shown here, we are still investigating the matchup.
| Basic Combos |
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FTilt (Facing Away) ┳Bair（10%~40%） ┗Up Air（30%~60%） |
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NAir┳ Upsmash（10%~50%） ┣ NAir━Up Air（10%~50%） ┗Up Air（0%~110%） |
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FAir┳FTilt（0%~40%） ┣Fsmash（0%~80%） ┗Dash Attack（10%~70% or ~40%） |
| Throw Combos |
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Down Throw┳Bair（0%~50%） ┗Up Air（20%~80%） |
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Up Throw┳FAir（50%~80%） ┗UpAir（20%~90%） |
This is a combo that uses Ftilt's backside of the attack to launch the enemy vertically. By doing so, it becomes easy to follow it up with an aerial attack.
This combo can be used using the two full hits of NAir. It deals less damage than the next combo but is easier to execute.
This combo again, relies on two full hits of both NAir to fully execute it. If either misses, the combo will fail.
The easiest to execute combo from NAir. It doesn't need both hits of Nair to chain Up Air and can work against enemies below 100%.
This combo requires you to hit Fair's sour spot to connect Ftilt into the combo.
This combo again, requires you to hit Fair's sourspot to connect Fsmash for a decent amount of damage.
This combo is more forgiving than the first two, at lower percentages (~40%), the full combo will still hit even if Fair doesn't hit with the sour spot. At higher percentages however, it will still need to hit with the Sourspot for the Dash Attack to connect.
 List of Fighters |
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 Tier List |
 Unlocking Fighters |
| Character Stats | |
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| Weights of All Characters | Run Speeds of All Characters |
| Air Speeds of All Characters | Fast Fall Speeds of All Characters |
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