Super Smash Bros. Ultimate (British English)

It was localized by Nintendo of Europe (which also produced the European French, European Spanish, Italian, German, Dutch and Russian localizations of the game), and is largely identical in most areas to the North American English localization (including using American English spelling and grammar, along with the same voices and almost the exact same character names), with only minor differences.

This is the official European English localization, and it is used on any Nintendo Switch console if the console's region is set to Europe or Oceania. This localization is not just simply meant for the United Kingdom/Republic of Ireland, South Africa, and Australia/New Zealand—it is also used by European countries that officially receive Nintendo software through authorized distributors but do so in English only without any specific in-game localization (e.g. Nordic countries).

Cast
''Note: Any characters listed on the article for the North American English localization, but not on this one, have completely unchanged voices in this localization of the game. Characters listed on neither this article nor the one for the North American English localization, but only on the article for the Japanese version, retain their voices in all regions (though their names may significantly differ from the Japanese version).''


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Trivia

 * Duck Hunt is known as Duck Hunt Duo in this localization. The character's announcer call (as well their Palutena's Guidance conversation and crowd cheer) have been altered as a consequence.
 * As the game retains American English spelling and grammar in its European English version, it is more accurate to call this localization the European English version rather than the British English version.
 * Wii Fit Trainer is the only playable character to have an entirely different voice in the European English version of the game. Both gendered versions of the character are voiced by voice actors from the United Kingdom in the EU version.