Mii Brawler
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This fighter is based on a player's Mii. It excels at fighting with punches and kicks. This type of Mii is very agile, blending attacks with movement to get the battle flowing. It has superior dash and jump compared to other types. Stay close and keep whaling on foes—you'll KO them in no time!
| Neutral Attack / Special | Press the attack or special button only without using the Circle Pad. |
| Side Attack / Special | Hold the circle pad to the left or right then press the attack / special buttons |
| Down Attack / Special | Hold the circle pad down and press the attack / special buttons |
| Up Attack / Special | Hold the circle pad up and press the attack / special buttons |
| Up/ Side / Down Smash | Hold the circle pad to the corresponding direction and press the attack button at the same time. Smash attacks can be charged. It can be released prematurely or the character will release it after charging the move enough. |
| Dash Attack | Tap left or right to dash then press the attack button. |
| Air Attacks | Similar to basic attacks and specials, most characters perform different air attacks by using similar button and circle pad combinations. |
| Recovery | This is the recommended move to get back to the edge of the stage ledge if ever you get blown off but not KO'd |
| Final Smash | After successfully destroying a Smash Ball, press and hold the special button to unleash your character's Final Smash attack. |
Basic Attacks
Neutral Attack
Quick punches that will become a fast flurry of hits if it connects.
Side Attack
A strong mid-kick.
Up Attack
A standard uppercut
Down Attack
A low sweeping kick
Dash Attacks
Dash Attack
A flying kick with good distance and range.
Smash Attacks
Side Smash
A powerful straight punch that can send enemies flying.
Up Smash
A powerful somersault kick
Down Smash
A kick on one side, and a straight punch to the other side.
Special Attacks
Mii Custom fighters can have up to three alternate specials per type. These are the default ones.
Shot Put (Neutral Special)
The brawler throws an iron ball that can hit hard on a target. It has very limited distance.
Onslaught (Side Special)
The brawler launches horizontally with a flying kick. If it connects to an opponent, he/she will be punished by a flurry of kicks before getting launched upward with an uppercut.
Soaring Axe Kick (Up Special)
The first kick takes the enemy on the air then the brawler performs another kick that will send the opponent crashing to the ground.
Head-On Assault (Down Special)
The first upward headbutt launches the enemy on the air then followed up by another diving headbutt that will bury the opponent firmly to the ground for a few moments.
Air Attacks
Neutral Air
A normal airborne kick
Side Air (Front)
A roundhouse kick
Side Air (Back)
A quick side kick.
Up Air
A wide overhead kick
Down Air
A double-fisted slam.
Final Smash
Omega Blitz
The brawler must land the first kick to initiate this Final Smash. After the kick connects, it will launch the enemy on the air where the brawler will pummel the opponent mercilessly with a series of attacks. For the finisher, the brawler will hit the opponent downward, dealing heavy damage. This combination of attacks function similarly to Ike's Great Aether.
Recovery
The brawler maintains his/her speed and mobility even with some stat-reducing equipment equipped. His/her double-jump covers a wide distance so that alone should be enough to cover it. The brawler's recovery moves will also depend on the specials you have set. For example, Onslaught and Burning Dropkick have good horizontal coverage. The Soaring Axe Kick has good vertical height but you need to be very close to the edge otherwise the following part of the move will send you straight down to self-destruction.
Gameplay
You're free to edit the Mii Brawler's movesets. The strategy will depend and change accordingly on the chosen specials for your Mii Brawler. Also, since you can change your Mii Brawler's equipment as well, you should take into consideration the stat bonuses and bonus effects your brawler can derive from those.
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