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Healing Sprout
Healing Sprout item render
Super Smash Bros. (universe)
Official render of the Healing Sprout inSuper Smash Bros. Ultimate
UniverseSuper Smash Bros.
Appears inUltimate
Item classThrowing/Healing
This item will slowly heal whomever it is stuck to. It can be transferred to another fighter through contact.
Items,Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Official Site

TheHealing Sprout (やすらぎのたま,Ball of Peace) is an item inSuper Smash Bros. Ultimate.

Mechanics[edit]

Isabelle getting healed by holding the Healing Sprout on75m.

The Healing Sprout is a throwing item that sticks to fighters and gradually heals them. It can be transferred from fighter to fighter on contact, similarly to theGooey Bomb. The sprout will heal whoever picks it up when the item is held. This will prevent the sprout from transferring, as long as it is not thrown. Players can stick the sprout onto themselves by throwing it up and touching it while it comes down, which will allow them to use any attack while being healed, but the sprout will be susceptible to being transferred. The sprout heals 1.6% (0.8% when shielding) every half second when held and stuck.

Origin[edit]

The Healing Sprout is an original item that was made specifically forUltimate. Though the function is fairly similar to theTeam Healer, which appeared inBrawl andSmash 4, where the item heals any teammate it's thrown at. The sprout design is similar in appearance to theHealing Field, as both were made forUltimate and have similar functions.

Names in other languages[edit]

LanguageNameMeaning
Japan JapaneseやすらぎのたまBall of Peace
UK EnglishHealing Sprout
France FrenchPousse apaisanteSoothing Sprout
Germany GermanLinderungssphäreSphere of Relief
Spain SpanishBrote curativoHealing Sprout
Italy ItalianSfera della saluteSphere of Health
China Chinese (Simplified)康复球Recovery Orb
Taiwan Chinese (Traditional)康復球Recovery Orb
South Korea Korean고요의 구슬Orb of Peace
Netherlands DutchGeneeskruidMedicinal Herb
Russia RussianЛекарственный ростокMedicinal Sprout

Trivia[edit]

Accidental leak caused by Nintendo of America's October 25 tweet.
The item seen in the trailer.
  • While the item was formally revealed on November 1st, 2018, the item was shown by Nintendo of America on October 26th, 2018: the official Twitter accountuploaded a video promoting their Wendy's College Tailgate Tour in which the Healing Sprout can be seen on theMute City SNES stage for a split second.
    • Despite being unrelated to the series,fans quickly noticed that this item highly resembled theGrowth Psynergy fromGolden Sun: Dark Dawn, believing it to be the Psynergy and thus seemingly confirming boosted representation for theGolden Sun universe, which at the time corroborated to the legitimacy of the "Grinch hoax". It was only on its official reveal that the Healing Sprout was confirmed to be an original item with no connection to theGolden Sun series.
  • This item could be considered the replacement of theTeam Healer item fromBrawl andSmash 4, due to having similar functions, except it heals anybody it's thrown at and not just the user's teammate(s), therefore, making the Team Healer irrelevant.


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