Japanese ads "Super Smash Bros." Ultimate & # 39; are quite impressive

We have already seen advertisements go around Super Smash Bros. UltimateWhich is not really a surprise considering the fact that the game is in less than two weeks of the release. But if one of them really nails what the smash This is the latest Nintendo ads in Japan.

There are three ads in all, and they capture the chaotic nature of smash, mainly because of interactions with many characters. Let's take a look at each of them and see what these 30-second spots offer fans.

First of all, we have this innocent appearance Crossing of animalsvideo style, in which a number of locals just relax and enjoy what their world has to offer. But then, Isabella goes to the dock to fish a little, just to shoot … Mario? Yes, apparently, he was swimming nearby. And the millisecond he lands on the shore, he decides to take out his frustration on the Crossing of animals A villager, who then goes to Kirby's world, throws a bowling ball at King Dedede and involves him in the action. From there we see others like Captain Falcon, Bowser Jr., Jigglypuff and Captain Olimar of Pikmin enter the fray. The ad ends with a fleet of Yoshi and a giant Nintendog playing with the screen.

At this point, the Splatoon kids shoot at each other with their spray guns before Mario gets involved again (he moves often these days), pushing one of the kids into another world. From there we see King K. Rool being hit for a loop, alongside Yoshi, Bowser, Wario, Charmander, etc. It's a pretty chaotic announcement, but adds to the fun you can expect from the full game.

Last but not least, here is the latest ad, featuring Ken and Ryu about to mix in classics. street fighter action. But then comes Mario (again), who knocks them both in the middle of next week. They land on a plane and kick Donkey Kong, who then goes on and serves a powerful shot at Wii Fit Trainer. We then see other favorites like Pac-Man, Pichu, Pikachu, Link from THE legend of Zelda and others are thrown into the fray. Needless to say, this is another good advertisement for the game – and we want more.

Although a little on the short side, these Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Advertisements show how crazy things can be in the game and how quickly circumstances can change. We can not wait to get into these battles when the game arrives December 7 for Nintendo Switch.