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“My NTAG215 chips won’t work! What do I do?” – Troubleshooting NTAG215s/amiibo chips/cards

This guide assumes you’re familiar with NTAG215 chips, and the processes used to create them. If you’re not familiar with them, please visit Doing amiibo on a dime to learn about NTAG chips.

How to train Mii Swordfighter amiibo in Smash Ultimate

by Nickural, Guest Contributor and self-proclaimed “Cookie man”

Nickural’s Mii Swordfighters are the highest-placed Swordfighters in the meta, and he’s labbed out many of the other options for Mii Swordfighter. This guide will mostly consist of the viable options for Mii Swordfighter.

How to train a Kirby amiibo in Smash Ultimate

by Blank, Guest Contributor

I really shouldn’t have to introduce Blank: he’s the best trainer of all time. Moving on.

I am Blank and today I will go from talking about one of the best amiibo in the game- he’s also the cutest, and you can fight me on that one.

An update on my CPU Learning theory in Smash Ultimate

by Doc

I’ve long speculated that amiibo training affects the CPU of that character and their playstyle, in fact as early back as one year ago, and I had the theory prior to this post. I’ve done some A-B testing with them, in the post-8.0 update, and I’ve found a few unusual behaviors around the Ness CPU, and theorized around them.

How to train an Olimar amiibo in Smash Ultimate

by MiDe, Guest Contributor

I started amiibo back in Smash 4, but found a lot of success early on in Ultimate. I have multiple wins across a variety of characters and formats. As far as Olimar goes, I have gotten multiple top 8s with the character, a tourney win, and a >70% win rate in amiibots with one.