1 characters, it stands to reason that it may have similar plans for Fighters Pass Vol. Since Nintendo is just now getting around to releasing amiibo based on all of the Fighters Pass Vol. As some may recall, Min Min was the first of six characters revealed and released for Fighters Pass Vol. If Minecraft's Steve does get an amiibo, then one has to imagine that a Min Min from ARMS amiibo would be in the works as well.
This is likely due to Minecraft Steve's lack of detail compared to the other characters on the Super Smash Bros. Sakurai didn't confirm that a Steve amiibo is in the works, but remarked that if one did materialize that it would likely be easier to make than the other amiibo available for the game. Since this presentation was a part of the Minecraft DLC showcase, Sakurai also mentioned the possibility of a Minecraft Steve amiibo for Super Smash Bros. RELATED: Xbox Wants Master Chief in Super Smash Bros. Unfortunately, Sakurai was unable to share more specific release date information for these new amiibo, but more details should come to light next year. Sakurai has confirmed that Banjo-Kazooie, Terry, and Byleth amiibo figures are in the works and will release at some point in 2021. 1 lineup to get their own amiibo figures.
While Persona 5's Joker and Dragon Quest's Hero are already available as amiibo, fans have been waiting for the other characters from the Fighters Pass Vol. Ultimate will be able to collect three more amiibo for their collection, all based on characters from the game's first Fighters Pass. Ultimate DLC fighter, game director Masahiro Sakurai has revealed even more for fans to look forward to. Continued abuse of our services will cause your IP address to be blocked indefinitely.Just a few days removed from revealing Steve from Minecraft as the next Super Smash Bros.
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