Editing Spark (Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope)

Each Spark joins the party at LVL 1, and has a maximum LVL of 5. Initially, the player can only raise their levels to 2: only after the Heroes' LVL reaches a certain number can the player unlock the next: LVL 9 for LVL 3; LVL 15 for LVL 4; and LVL 21 for LVL 5. In [[The Tower of Doooom]] DLC, the Hero LVL requirements for reach LVLs 3-5 are LVLs 4, 7, and 10. In [[The Last Spark Hunter]] DLC, all Sparks available for the player are at LVL 4, including those that join the party, and can be upgraded to LVL 5 at any time. In [[Rayman in the Phantom Show]], all Sparks from the main game and The Last Spark Hunter are available from the start. They all start at LVL 1, and their maximum level is LVL 3, which they can reach once the heroes are at LVL 5. [[Rayman]] cannot use Sparks.

!colspan=4|Heroes LVL requirement

Sparks can also be enhanced by unlocking the Spark branch of a Hero's [[List of Skill Trees in Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope|Skill Tree]] with [[Gold Prism]]s, obtainable by defeating Giant boss enemies in the main game and completing Spark Quests in Rayman in the Phantom Show. In The Last Spark Hunter DLC, the Spark branch in already unlocked for every Hero's Skill Tree.

In [[The Last Spark Hunter]] DLC, five more Sparks are introduced: [[Berserk]], [[Vampgeddon]], [[Electroquake]], [[Cryodash]], and [[Mayhem]]. Four other Sparks are introduced in [[Rayman in the Phantom Show]] (two usable in battle, two not used in battle): [[Cryoquake]], [[Selfie]], [[Quiz Host]], and [[Movie Director]].

|A yellow Spark that can increase the attack strength of nearby teammates with its ability Turbocharge, in a similar way to the M-Power technique used by [[Mario]] in the [[Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle|previous game]].

|A plump, blue Spark that uses a mirror-like object. It has the ability to reflect some damage back at enemies.

|A red-orange, fire-based Spark. Its ability charges all weapon-based attacks with the Burn Super Effect, making them deal extra damage.

|Clear the [[Crossing the Battleground]] battle.

|A plump, black Spark with three shields behind it. Using its ability Fortify, he can increase the defense of nearby teammates, causing them to take less damage.

|At the start of the [[Driven to the Edge]] battle.

|A cream-colored Spark that resembles [[Baby Luma]] also referred to as the "Spark of Light". Mario and his team meet Twinkle on [[Beacon Beach]] before it is captured by [[Darkmess]]. It gives Beep-0 the Scan Power, which allows him to reveal invisible objects.

|A turquoise Spark made of water that possesses water powers. Its ability, Splash Attack, inflicts the Splash Super Effect, which is similar to [[Bounce]] from the previous game.

|Clear the [[Light Your Fire]] battle.

|A plump, green Spark with green slime dripping from the bottom half of its body. It can use an ability known as Shockwave Ooze that poisons nearby enemies with the Ooze Super Effect.

|Clear the [[A Light in the Darkmess]] battle.

|A yellow Spark that rides a grey leaf. Its ability is Shock Dash, which inflicts the user's dash with the Shock Super Effect.

|Clear the [[From Bad to Worse]] Spark Quest.

|A blue Spark that rides a leaf. Its ability is Splash Dash, which inflicts the user's dash with the Splash Super Effect.

|Clear the [[Cheep Beats and Bleepstreets]] Spark Quest.

|A white Spark that wields a megaphone. Its ability is Whoopsgottago, which repels enemies from the user's position similar to [[Rabbid Yoshi]]'s Scaredy Rabbid technique.

|A magenta Spark. It gives [[Beep-0]] the Wave Power.

|An ice Spark. Its ability charges all weapon-based attacks with the Frostbite Super Effect.

|Clear the [[Freeze in Your Tracks]] battle.

|A light-blue Spark with a blue, fiery aura surrounding it. Its ability is Unseen, which makes the user invisible for one or two turns.

|Clear the [[Wolf at the Door]] battle.

|style="text-align:center;"|[[File:Electroidspark.png|100px]]<br>[[Electroid (Spark)|Electroid]]

|A yellow Spark with electrical powers. Its ability charges all weapon-based attacks with the Shock Super Effect.

|Clear the [[Icy Breath of Winter]] battle.

|A red Spark with pyrokinetic powers that rides a fiery cloud, possibly in reference to Sun Wukong (also known as the {{wp|Monkey King}}), a character from the 16th-century Chinese novel ''{{wp|Journey to the West}}'' who was known for riding on a cloud. Its ability, Skyrain Burn, rains a meteor storm on enemies, inflicting the Burn Super Effect.

|Clear the [[A Cold Greeting]] battle.

|A purple Spark. Its ability charges all weapon-based attacks with the Gust Super Effect.

|Clear the [[Dr. Vent's Frozen Oddity]] Spark Quest.

|A magenta Spark levitated by a balloon. Its ability is Regen, which restores 30% of a character's maximum HP at the start of their next two turns.

|Clear the [[Hide N' Squeak]] Spark Quest.

|A purple Spark that rides a purple leaf. It inflicts the user's dash with the Lifesteal Super Effect, making the damage they take heal the attacker.

|A shiny Spark that resembles a disco ball. Using its ability Gather 'Round, it can attract nearby enemies toward itself in a similar way to the Magnet Dance and Magnet Groove techniques used by [[Rabbid Mario]] and [[Donkey Kong]] in the previous game respectively.

|Clear the [[A Bridge Too Fear]] battle.

|A plump, purple Spark. Its ability is Shockwave Gust, which creates three shockwaves that inflict the Gust Super Effect.

|Clear the [[A Ghostly Sunset]] battle.

|A yellow, lightning-based Spark that rides a lightning cloud. Its ability is Skyrain Shock, which inflicts the Shock Super Effect.

|Clear the [[Roots of Corruption]] battle.

|A purple Spark. His ability is Vamp Attack, which inflicts all weapon-based attacks with the Lifesteal Super Effect.

|Clear the [[Bury the Hatchet]] Spark Quest.

|A purple Spark that rides a leaf. Its ability is Gust Dash, which inflicts the user's dash with the Gust Super Effect.

|Clear the [[A Dryad's Dream]] Spark Quest.

|A blue Spark that sports a leash. Its ability is Summon Wildclaw, which can summon a [[Wildclaw]] ally.

|Clear the [[Palette Prime Secret Zone]].

|A plump, cyan Spark. Its ability is Shockwave Splash, which creates three shockwaves that inflict the Splash Super Effect.

|Clear the [[Ooze Inside the Everbloom]] battle.

|A thin, quadrupedal, cream-colored Spark with a heart behind it. Its ability is Revive, which revives nearby fallen characters with 30% of their maximum HP.

|Clear the [[Spout Forth]] battle.

|A white Spark that sports a leash. Its ability is Summon Oozer, which can summon an [[Oozer (Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope)|Oozer]] ally.

|Clear the [[Sullivan's Despair]] Spark Quest.

|A green Spark. Its ability is Ooze Attack, which inflicts all weapon-based attacks with the Ooze Super Effect.

|Clear the [[The Quest for Courage]] Spark Quest.

|style="text-align:center;"|[[File:MRSOH Cryogeddon.png|100px]]<br>[[Cryogeddon]]

|A cyan Spark with ice powers that rides a platform made of ice. Its ability, Skyrain Frostbite, rains an ice storm on enemies.

|Clear the [[Terra Flora Secret Zone]].

|A white Spark that sports a flag. Its ability, Kong Cameo, summons [[Rabbid Kong]] to send a wave in all directions.

|Clear the [[Magikoopa Mayhem]] battle.

|A grey Spark that sports a cape. Its ability is Summon Scoper, which can summon a [[Scoper]] ally.

|Clear the [[Tortured Artist]] Spark Quest.

|A cyan Spark that sports a leash and a dress. Its ability is Summon Squashette, which can summon a [[Squashette]] ally.

|Clear the [[Barrendale Mesa Secret Zone]].

|A plump, red Spark that has a shield with a sword through it above. Its ability is [[Frenzy (Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope)|Frenzy]], which increases the attack power and damage resistance of a hero by 8% for each enemy in range for one turn.

|A purple Spark riding a purple cloud. Its ability is [[Skyrain Lifesteal]], which causes meteors with the Lifesteal Super Effect to rain down upon enemies, healing the hero by 30% of the total damage dealt.

|A plump, yellow Spark with a lightning bolt around its body. Its ability is [[Shockwave Shock]], which causes three shockwaves around the hero, damaging and giving enemies in range the Shock Super Effect.

|A cyan Spark riding a leaf covered in snow. Its ability is [[Frostbite Dash]], which applies the Frostbite Super Effect to the hero's dashes, as well as increasing the dash damage for a turn.

|An orange Spark wearing purple and green swirly glasses. Its ability is [[Hypnotize]], which hypnotizes a random enemy in range, making them fight for the heroes for a turn. There is a chance for more than one enemy to be affected.

|style="text-align:center;"|[[File:MRSOH Cryoquake.jpg|100px]]<br>[[Cryoquake]]

|A plump, cyan Spark whose lower half is covered in snow and frost. Its ability is [[Shockwave Frostbite]], which applies the Frostbite Super Effect.

|[[Self-Service]]

|[[Critical Buddy]]

|At the start of Unlikely Team-Up.

|style="text-align:center;"|[[File:MRSoH Quiz Host screenshot.jpg|100px]]<br>[[Quiz Host]]

|A red Spark who hosts the quiz show.{{footnote|main|2}}

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|style="text-align:center;"|[[File:MRSOH Movie Director.jpg|100px]]<br>[[Movie Director]]

|A blue Spark who directs the movie "Spit-Bucket Boy 3".{{footnote|main|2}}

{{footnote|note|2|Not usable in battle and does not grant Beep-0 powers.}}

MRSOH Rayman in the Phantom Show key artwork.jpg|Selfie and Cryoquake in key artwork for Rayman in the Phantom Show

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