There are a lot of underrepresented characters in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. In fact, if you’ve read many of our guides, you might have noticed the word “underrepresented” is kind of a synonym for “not a very good character”. But that’s not the case here. Of all the “underrepresented” characters in Ultimate, Robin’s probably got the most potential out of any of them! It’s time to change Robin’s representation for the better, and that starts with this guide!

Thanks to Lady Cucco for contributing Robin’s training information! Feel free to check out their Twitch channel by following this link.

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Corrin made their first appearance as a downloadable fighter in Super Smash Bros. 4. They were released in early 2016, and we didn’t receive their amiibo figures until July 2017. What a wait! Since then, Corrin’s pretty much been flying under the radar. Trainers seem to prefer other Fire Emblem representatives, namely Lucina, Chrom, and Ike. Corrin’s huge range and attack power gives them a niche of their own, though, so they’ve still got a ton of potential to explore!

Thanks to MiDe for contributing Corrin’s training information! Feel free to check out their YouTube channel by following this link.

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Chrom was probably the least controversial Fire Emblem newcomer we’ve had in a while! He’s Roy’s Echo Fighter, which might make you think the two fighters are similar. And they are! But despite that, Chrom performs noticeably better than Roy, mainly due to his more consistent hits (as Roy has a reverse tipper whereas Chrom deals consistent damage). A quick heads-up: save for a few small differences, this guide is going to be very similar to the Roy guide. Mainly because Roy and Chrom are, in fact, very similar.

Thanks to MiDe for contributing Chrom’s training information! Feel free to check out their YouTube channel by following this link.

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By the end of Super Smash Bros. 4’s metagame, Lucina found herself at the very top of our tier list. Consistently powerful finishers, a solid recovery, and an excellent damage-racker in Dancing Blade eclipsed the kit of every other character. Lucina has fallen off significantly for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, but she’s still considered viable, by all accounts. Just as a quick heads-up, this guide is going to be almost identical to Marth’s outside of the introduction and a few points in the introduction and training sections. You don’t need to read both if you don’t want to! Now then, let’s get started with today’s training.

Thanks to MiDe for contributing Lucina’s training information! Feel free to check out their YouTube channel by following this link.

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By the end of Super Smash Bros. 4’s metagame, Marth found himself at the very top of our tier list. Powerful finishers, a solid recovery, and an excellent damage-racker in Dancing Blade eclipsed the kit of every other character. Marth has fallen off significantly for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, but he’s still considered viable, by all accounts. Just as a quick heads-up, this guide is going to be almost identical to Lucina’s outside of the introduction and a few points in the introduction and training sections. You don’t need to read both if you don’t want to! Now then, let’s get started with today’s training.

Thanks to MiDe for contributing Marth’s training information! Feel free to check out their YouTube channel by following this link.

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