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This is a list of all Echo Fighters in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate (SSBU) for the Nintendo Switch. Read on to see a list of all the Echo Fighters, and the differences each echo fighter has from their original counterpart.

What Are Echo Fighters?

A reskinned character with virtually the same properties

Echo fighters are highly identical to their original counter parts in terms of moves and stats. They aren't just alt costumes however, these echo fighters sometimes have certain differences with their original character, which we will discuss further below.

Unlike Clones (such as Fox/Falco, Ness/Lucas, etc), Echo fighters will retain the same general attributes (movement speed, air speed, etc). Their moveset is usually nearly idential, although there may be small differences in hitboxes, frame data, etc.

List of All Echo Fighters

All Echo Fighters

Daisy ImageDaisy Lucina ImageLucina Dark Pit ImageDark Pit
Richter ImageRichter Chrom ImageChrom Dark Samus ImageDark Samus
Ken ImageKen

Echo Fighter and Original Counterpart

Base Characters Echo Fighter
Daisy ImageDaisy Peach ImagePeach
Marth ImageMarth Lucina ImageLucina
Pit ImagePit Dark Pit ImageDark Pit
Simon ImageSimon Richter ImageRichter
Roy ImageRoy Chrom ImageChrom
Samus ImageSamus Dark Samus ImageDark Samus
Ryu ImageRyu Ken ImageKen

Differences Between Each Echo Fighter

Daisy vs Peach

Daisy.png Peach.png

Daisy and Peach is a hot debate over the course of Smash History. While there were once very minor differences between the two, they have since been patched out, and they are now the exact same character. The one you should choose is simply a matter of preference.

Marth vs Lucina

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Marth and Lucina have the exact same moves with no exceptions. What makes Marth different from Lucina however, is their damage output. Marth has a tipper mechanic on his sword, which causes his attacks to deal more damage and more knockback upon hitting enemies with the tip (AKA, the sweet spot). This makes Marth a more difficult character to use than Lucina, whose damage is the same for all moves.

Often times, Marth's tipper mechanic can work against him. Upon using a combo, if marth lands a sweet spot, the enemy may launch further which can cause his combo to fail. This makes Lucina the better character among the two as she can land consistent combos with consistent damage.

  • Marth - More damage and knockback upon hitting enemies with the tip of his sword. Requires higher precision.
  • Lucina - Consistent damage overall. Consistency leads to better combos which can lead to more damage.

Pit vs Dark Pit

Pit.png Dark Pit.png

Pit and Dark Pit, as echo fighters, are highly identical to each other. They have some few key differences however in their arrows and side special specifically.

Pit's arrows are easier to control, so they are easier to hit opponents with offstage. Pit's side special also launches enemies vertically, which can KO off of the top.

Dark Pit's arrows are harder to control but it travels faster and deal more damage, making them better in neutral. Pit's side special also launches enemies horizontally instead of vertically, which can throw enemies offstage and KO off the side. Due to this, we give the advantage to Dark Pit.

Pit vs Dark Pit Summary

  • Pit - Better arrow control and side special launches vertically which KOs off the top
  • Dark Pit - stronger and faster arrows which can be used to poke opponents from a distance. Side special launches enemies sideway which can KO off the side.

Simon vs Richter

Simon.png Richter.png

There isn't much difference from the two fighters aside from the element of their Holy Water (Down B). Simon's Holy Water, deals fire damage while Richter's deals aura-based damage. While it is an extremely niche difference, Olimar's Red Pikmin are immune to flame damage, so Richter has a miniscule advantage. Other than that, it mostly comes down to preference.

Roy vs Chrom

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Roy and Chrom's moves (like all other Fire Emblem characters) are highly similar to each other. What sets these two apart are their sweetspots when using attacks, and their Up Special.

Roy's up special can be moved more horizontally than Chrom, and is a standard rising slash. Chrom's on the other hand, is a combo move that makes him rise and fall in the air. It has decent vertical reach but it cannot move horizontally, making it a far worse recovery option. Roy's attacks deal more damage if the enemy is closer to the sword's hilt, while Chrom's damage stays the same for any distance.

This makes Chrom more consistent in terms of damage, and while they probably differ the most from each other out of all Echo Fighters, they are both useful in different matchups, though we give a slight edge to Roy.

Roy vs Chrom Summary

  • Roy - damage is higher the closer he is to the opponent, and better recovery.
  • Chrom - more consistent damage, and his Up B can be used for combos and can even be used to drag enemies down offstage for a suicide attack, at the expense of a poorer recovery option.

Samus vs Dark Samus

Samus.png Dark Samus.png

Samus and Dark Samus are highly similar to each other with some few differences. Mainly, their dodge is different from each other. Samus' dodge will cause her to roll into a ball, which is a longer animation than Dark Samus'. This makes catching Samus way easier than Dark Samus. Dark Samus' charged shot also fires lower, which can allow it to hit large enemies on the ledge easier. However, Samus' ability to roll into a ball while jumping makes catching her in the air way harder.

While these differences are mostly just aesthetic, we give the advantage to Dark Samus, so if you are unsure of which to choose, go with them!

Samus vs Dark Samus summary

  • Samus - Dodges are easier to catch, double jump rolls her into a ball which is harder to hit
  • Dark Samu - Better roll, lower charged shot angle can hit smaller enemies and ledge trap easier.

Ryu vs Ken

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The Ryu vs Ken debate has been a hot topic in the Smash Community While they both retain the same specials, their attacks vary greatly. Ryu's command inputs are focused on projectiles like the Shakunetsu, while Ken's inputs are melee oriented. Both are capable of unleashing deadly combos while in close range, and are a force to be reckoned with at the hands of a skilled player.

Overall, we give the edge to Ken, simply due to his powerful Shoryuken move, which is an amazing combo finisher.

Ryu vs Ken Summary

  • Ryu - Stronger projectiles
  • Ken - Stronger melee specials

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