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'''Fighters''' are special warriors that appear in the new [[Multiplayer Mode]] of ''[[Kid Icarus: Uprising]]''. These battle-ready characters wear visors shaped like wings as well as matching armor. In addition, Fighters are also capable of utilizing all of Pit's weapons and skills in battle. Despite battling against each other in the multiplayer mode, the Fighters are still companions in training and are good-natured. This is shown when a team is defeated, as an opposing Fighter will help the other team's angel to his feet. It is currently unclear what species they are, due to their mysterious ''unaffiliated'' status shown on the [[Fighter (AR Card)|AR Cards]] and their ability to revive after death, though the latter is likely [[Palutena]]'s doing. | '''Fighters''' are special warriors that appear in the new [[Multiplayer Mode]] of ''[[Kid Icarus: Uprising]]''. These battle-ready characters wear visors shaped like wings as well as matching armor. In addition, Fighters are also capable of utilizing all of Pit's weapons and skills in battle. Despite battling against each other in the multiplayer mode, the Fighters are still companions in training and are good-natured. This is shown when a team is defeated, as an opposing Fighter will help the other team's angel to his feet. It is currently unclear what species they are, due to their mysterious ''unaffiliated'' status shown on the [[Fighter (AR Card)|AR Cards]] and their ability to revive after death, though the latter is likely [[Palutena]]'s doing. | ||
== In ''[[Kid Icarus: Uprising]]'' == | == In ''[[Kid Icarus: Uprising]]'' == | ||
Fighters only appear in the Multiplayer mode of the game, and are neither shown nor mentioned in the game's solo campaign. They are used in both sports, Light vs. Dark and Free-for-All. In the latter, fighters gather in a death match against each other, where the one with most kills and points is awarded the victor. Each fighter wears the exact same | Fighters only appear in the Multiplayer mode of the game, and are neither shown nor mentioned in the game's solo campaign. They are used in both sports, Light vs. Dark and Free-for-All. In the latter, fighters gather in a death match against each other, where the one with most kills and points is awarded the victor. Each fighter wears the exact same armor, with only a basic color scheme to differentiate between them. There are twelve armor colors for Fighters — the same twelve colors that can be selected for Miis. In Free-For-All, the Fighter's armor color will be that of the Mii they have selected to represent their save file (unless another player that uses the same color was in a multiplayer room first; in that case, the Fighter's armor color will change to a random color that is not being used by any other Fighter). ''Light vs. Dark'' is set aside for a higher class of fighters. Two teams, Light and Dark, are created, with three fighters and an angel in each. [[Pit]] fights for the Light team while [[Dark Pit]] for the opposing Dark Team. While both sports involve attacking rivals, it is only done for the enjoyment of the gods and the practice for the Fighters themselves. Otherwise, as mentioned above, they are unaffiliated, serving neither Palutena or the [[Underworld Army]]. | ||
===Idol Description=== | ===Idol Description=== | ||
''Warriors who compete in the divine sports of Skyworld. They fight for no side but their own, and though not as formable as Pit, they have skills that make them fierce in the field.'' | ''Warriors who compete in the divine sports of Skyworld. They fight for no side but their own, and though not as formable as Pit, they have skills that make them fierce in the field.'' | ||
