Super Smash Bros. Ultimate: NTSC - Spanish Speakers

[@31horasmx]

The announcer and Lucario are voiced by Carlos Lobo (of Spanish nationality) Pokémon Trainer (male) is voiced by Rodri Martí (of Spanish nationality) Pokémon Trainer (female) is voiced by Tania Ugía (of Spanish nationality) Wii Fit Trainer (female) is voiced by Isabella Arévalo (of American nationality, audio files from "for 3DS/Wii U") Wii Fit Trainer (male) is voiced by Horacio Mancilla (of Mexican nationality, audio files from "for 3DS/Wii U") Sonic is voiced by Jonatan López (RIP) (of Spanish nationality, audio files from "Sonic Generations) Shadow is voiced by Manuel Gimeno (of Spanish nationality, audio files from "Sonic Generations) Knuckles is voiced by Sergi Mesa (of Spanish nationality, audio files from "Sonic Generations) Despite being of Spanish origin, the announcer and the Pokémon trainers had an adaptation for Latin America, re-recording certain audios.

[@carloso5910official]

In Spain, these are the Wii Fit Trainer voices: Female: Pilar Orti Male: Javier Fernández-Peña

[@ENRIQUEGONZALEZPOBLETE]

And when will there be a video of the Spanish PAL audios of the Wii Fit trainers?

[@boogerschnapps9086]

I don't have the PAL version.

[@Chubby3.0]

If I recall correctly, the voices are the same. Just the Announcer says some names differently, like Rosalina y Destello to Estela y Destello Bowser Jr. to Bowsy and some others.

[@carloso5910official]

@@boogerschnapps9086 It’s also there if you set your Switch to the Europe region I did this on my Switch with the American copy of Smash Bros. Ultimate, and it ended up giving me the European English version when I changed my region to Europe