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1 female character (Zero Suit Samus) wears an extremely tight blue suit that accentuates her breasts and behind.

Players can unlock 2-D art of some female characters that expose some skin, but nothing too severe.

1 female DLC character, Pyra/Mythra have very large breasts that jiggle around when doing anything such as, moving, attacking or taunting.

In an earlier version of the game, because of a glitch, the dresses of some fighters would jiggle alot under wind-propelling objects, this would cause it to fly above their hips, no nudity or underwear is shown. As it replaced with a shadow.

One assist trophy character is an anthropomorphic female fox (Crystal). Her cleavage is very visible and wears two strips of fabric as a loincloth on the front and back with her hips exposed.

The outfits of some characters are less revealing than in their games of origin. Bayonetta's final Smash is also more family-freindly compared to the game she originates from.

Some skinny female midriffs/bellies.

Shulk has an outfit choice in which he is shirtless.

Nothing except for some characters that have revealing outfits. (i.e., Zero Suit Samus has an outfit that is a sports bra and mini shorts, Shulk has an outfit where he only wears a sports bra and mini shorts) Nothing that is actually bad in any way.

This Category should be Moderate Partial Nudity for Mythra and Pyra Tits are seeable this should be a Teen rating not Everyone 10+ this should be for Middle aged Teens not Kids or even Children!

Characters in the game use combinations of their fists, swords, bombs, guns, and a variety of make-shift weapons to K. O their opponents, but no blood is shown. One character in particular names Snake from the Metal Gear Solid series has an attack that puts his opponents in a chokehold.

While fighting is the main focus of the game, there is no blood or gore; weaponry is comedic in nature.

Snake (from Metal Gear Solid) has a grab attack where he strangles his opponent (but the character doesn't die as the aim of the game is to knock your opponents offstage)

Joker's Final Smash, All-Out Attack, contains a silhouette of the opponent(s) that was/were hit spewing stars, which are supposed to represent the blood shown in Persona 5, the game he's from.

Bayonetta and Joker have guns in theirmovements, while Joker's are described in his home game "Persona 5" as model guns that only work in the "Metaverse" a dimension of people's consciousness, Bayonetta's are simply just guns.

Many violent, gory or suggestive features from games are not present in Smash to make the game more family friendly.

Snake has many realistic weapons like guns, grenades, and rocket launchers.

Several characters have swords that they use to attack. However, there is no actual detail and the sword attacks knock back opponents instead of slicing and stabbing them to make the game more family friendly.

It's smash bros, so yes there is quite a bit of violence (this game is a platform fighter). Punching, kicking, and cartoonish weapons like guns, grenades, and swords are all used. However, the violence is very cartoonish with absolutely no blood or gore.

Rated PG for Sci-Fi action/animated violence and some thematic elements.

None of concern.

When a Pokémon used by male Pokémon trainer dies, he says "dang it!"

Some Racial Slurs Using For Black Joker from Persona 5 says it !

In one of the maps, in the background there is a shop called "Drug Store". This means pharmaceutical drugs, and nothing illegal.

The super mushrooms and poison mushrooms from the Super Mario franchise appear as items, increasing and decreasing the figher's sizes, respectively. They don't really count as drugs.

Characters named Simon Belmont and Richter Belmont both from the "Castlevania" series have a final smash called "Grand Cross", where they put their opponent inside a casket and begin emitting stars/large sparkles to the opponent inside the casket to give damage.

Some of the characters have frightening appearances, not the mention that the graphics here are more realistic and enhanced.

While there's very little content that may frighten younger players, they may be overwhelmed by the frenetic amount of fighting that occurs in the game.

One character, Kazuya from Tekken, turns into a demon form for several of his attacks as well has some of his victory screens. His demon form might look intimidating for younger players, but is overall pretty tame.

Some of the final bosses in there adventure mode, like master hand, crazy hand, and "Darkeem" could be potentially scary to younger players.