Most of Super Smash Bros. Ultimate’s newcomers are well-represented in competitive amiibo training. In fact, King K. Rool and Incineroar are among the most common fighters in unrestricted tournament brackets! Then we have Richter and Simon, who are undoubtedly the least represented of any newcomer introduced in this game. Still, the two have a great deal of potential, and we’ve got some top-tier training information for those wanting to raise theirs to a new level. If you’d like to learn more about Richter’s metagame history, you can do so on his wiki page. Otherwise, let’s jump right into today’s training!

Please note that our Richter and Simon guides are exact copies of each other, meaning the information within is completely identical. Feel free to use them interchangeably. Special thanks to jozz for contributing Richter’s training information!

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Most of Super Smash Bros. Ultimate’s newcomers are well-represented in competitive amiibo training. In fact, King K. Rool and Incineroar are among the most common fighters in unrestricted tournament brackets! Then we have Simon and Richter, who are undoubtedly the least represented of any newcomer introduced in this game. Still, the two have a great deal of potential, and we’ve got some top-tier training information for those wanting to raise theirs to a new level. If you’d like to learn more about Simon’s metagame history, you can do so on his wiki page. Otherwise, let’s jump right into today’s training!

Please note that our Simon and Richter guides are exact copies of each other, meaning the information within is completely identical. Feel free to use them interchangeably. Special thanks to jozz for contributing Simon’s training information!

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