Why does my Mii Fighter occasionally have the wrong moves?

Every once and a while, I'll select my Mii Fighter and all of the moves will be set to what I assume are the "default" moves. This usually means doing an Airborne Assault off the edge instead of throwing a Chakram and a lot of frustration. I can only assume this is a bug, but is there a way to avoid this bug? Does something in particular trigger it?

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Best Answer

Check to see if you put in the right moves for your fighter and make sure to save it. Your game should not be able to change the moves that you set for a Mii Fighter.

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