Super Smash Bros. Ultimate is the Latin American Spanish dub of 大乱闘スマッシュブラザーズ SPECIAL. It was localized by Nintendo of America (which also produced the American English and Canadian French localizations of the game), and comes with a full Spanish user interface localization.
This is the official Spanish localization used if the Nintendo Switch console's region is set to The Americas (as well as when the region is set to Japan). It is intended for use in Mexico and elsewhere in Spanish-speaking Latin America.
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Note: Any characters listed on the article for the European Spanish localization, but not this one, have completely unchanged voices in this localization of the game. Characters listed on neither this article nor the one for the European Spanish localization, but only on the article for the American English version, retain their voices in most regions. Characters listed on neither all three, but only on the Japanese version, retain voices for all regions (though their names may significantly differ from the Japanese, English or even Spanish versions).
| Character | Actor | ||
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| PLAYABLE CHARACTERS | |||
 
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Entrenador Pokémon/Entrenadora Pokémon
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 Original European Spanish audio is retained (most voice clips)
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| Rodrigo Martín (male; re-recorded lines)
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| Tania Ugia (female; re-recorded lines)
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Entrenadora de Wii Fit/Entrenador de Wii Fit
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Isabella Arevalo (female; via archived recordings) | |
| Horacio Mancilla (male; via archived recordings) | |||
| OTHERS | |||
Announcer
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 Original European Spanish audio is retained (most lines)
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| Carlos Lobo (re-recorded lines)
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Crowd cheers
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Álex Hernández-Puertas
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