Smash Ultimate mods turns Joker into Toy Story’s Woody with Buzz Arsene

Michael Gwilliam
Woody from Toy Story in Smash

A new Super Smash Bros Ultimate mod adds Woody from Toy Story to the roster in place of Joker and transforms Arsene into Buzz Lightyear.

Smash mods are extremely popular and normally very well done. The unique skin mods in particular keep movesets of fighters the same while completely changing up their appearance with some incredible results.

This latest mod is no different, as Persona’s Joker gets morphed into Woody  – and it actually looks surprisingly natural.

Joker’s movements amusingly lend themselves well to the ragdoll style of Woody. In the ever-popular Disney movies, the character is seen flying every which way and being knocked about. The same happens quite frequently in Smash, which adds a level of charm to the mod.

Buzz Lighryear and Woody from Toy Story in Smash Ultimate
Buzz becomes Arsene with this mod.

Perhaps the best part of all, however, is how instead of summoning Arsene, Woody gets Buzz Lightyear as his companion – another nice touch.

As you can see in the video, uploaded by Dylan Zimmerman, the Buzz is stuck in a relatively stationary position, but attacks with Woody, just as Arsene does, to inflict maximum damage.

The modder, LN 310 SSBU, even changed the cat Morgana to one of the Pizza Planet aliens – just another small attention to detail that some may miss upon first glance.

Unfortunately, the mod doesn’t include any Toy Story voice lines, so the immersion is strictly visual. That being said, the Toy Story theme does play on the victory screen, so that’s a neat aspect, all things considered. Hopefully one day, the modders can add some additional tools to perfect the experience.

Smash Ultimate already has one of the largest rosters out of any fighting game on the planet, so the fact that mods exist only boost those numbers – and there’s more to come, too.

Fighters Pass Volume 2 is still ongoing, which means five more characters will officially be joining the roster. While their identities are unknown, there’s no telling how modders will reskin them for our pleasure.

About The Author

Michael Gwilliam is a senior writer at Dexerto based in Ontario, Canada. He specializes in Overwatch, Smash, influencers, and Twitch culture. Gwilliam has written for sites across Canada including the Toronto Sun. You can contact him at michael.gwilliam@dexerto.com or on Twitter @TheGwilliam