Super Smash Bros. Endeavor

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Super Smash Bros. Endeavor (often referred to simply as SSBE) is the sequel to the previous Smash Bros. title, Ultimate, making it the sixth in the Super Smash Bros. series. As with previous Smash Bros. titles, this game introduces a wide selection of new Nintendo all-stars to the cast.
==Gameplay==
===Special Properties===
====Crawling====
These characters can move left or right while crouching.
										
						
====Floating====
By holding the jump button in midair, these characters can float in the air for a short period of time. While floating, they can move left or right, and perform their aerial attacks normally. The exact duration of the float varies from character to character.
						
====Multi-Jumping====
These characters can perform multiple short double jumps while in midair. The exact number of extra jumps varies from character to character.
						
====Swimming====
These characters cannot drown, regardless of how long they spend in water.
					
====Tether Grabbing====
These characters have significantly longer grab ranges, and can use their grabs to pull themselves to distant ledges.
						
====Wall Jumping====
These characters can hop off of vertical walls for extra height. Unlike in previous Smash titles, none of these characters are capable of clinging to walls for extended periods of time.
										
										
										
							
====Water Damage====
These characters take steady damage in water and/or drown much faster than normal.
					
==Modes==
===Versus Mode===
The most basic mode of the game, and a staple of fighting games. In this mode, you can set up bouts with 1-8 players with either a time limit in which to rack up as many K.O.s as possible, or a set number of "stocks" to clear away from enemies to be the last fighter standing. You can even set up fights with no players, and watch NPCs deck it out in the background.
===Adventure Mode===
A story mode that can be played with 1-2 players, which tasks them with a sea of stages filled to the brim with enemies, with the end goal of unraveling the plot of an unknown villain...
An overview of the events that transpire during the game's Adventure Mode can be found on this subpage.
===Event Match===
A returning mode originally introduced in Super Smash Bros. Melee. In this mode, one or two players take on Events - predetermined challengers with special conditions to complete a specific objective. Clearing that objective unlocks further Events, and sometimes even special rewards like new fighters or stages.
An overview of all Event Matches can be found on this subpage.
===Smash Run===
A returning mode from Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS. In this mode, four or eight players are set down in a sprawling island map filled to the brim with enemies (all of which also appear in the Adventure Mode), and have a set amount of time to collect as many power-ups as possible. When the time runs out, they are pitted against each other with all of their accumulated power-ups to determine the final winner!
===My Music===
A more supplementary "mode" in which you can listen to all the music tracks you've unlocked, just to relax a little or to hear some of your favorites a little bit better.
A list of the musical tracks in the game can be found on this subpage.
==Roster==
										
										
										
										
										
										
									
			
									
	
			
===Standard Fighters===
Fighter	Bio
===Mii Fighters===
Fighter	Bio
===Echo Fighters===
Fighter	Bio
===DLC Fighters===
Fighter	Bio
==Stages==
===Standard Stages===
Stage	Description
===DLC Stages===
TBA!
==Items==
Item 	Effect
FoodSuper Smash Bros. 	Just a quick mid-fight snack. Restores a certain amount of health to whoever eats it. A general rule of thumb is, the fancier the food, the more health it restores.
CapsuleSuper Smash Bros. 	TBA
CrateSuper Smash Bros. 	TBA
Smash BallSuper Smash Bros. 	TBA
Fake Smash BallSuper Smash Bros. 	TBA
Assist TrophySuper Smash Bros. 	TBA
Boss TrophySuper Smash Bros. 	NEW ITEM!
It looks a lot like an Assist Trophy, but larger and more sinister. If a foolish fighter holds this up for long enough without interruption, it shatters, and a Boss is unleashed upon the fight!
Banana PeelSuper Mario 	TBA
Bob-ombSuper Mario 	TBA
Fire FlowerSuper Mario 	TBA
HammerDonkey Kong 	TBA
SpringDonkey Kong 	TBA
Heart ContainerThe Legend of Zelda	TBA
Maxim TomatoKirby 	TBA
Star RodKirby 	TBA
Warp StarKirby 	TBA
Poke BallPokémon 	TBA
Master BallPokémon 	TBA
PoffinPokémon 	NEW ITEM!
These delicious pastries are commonly made in Sinnoh, and are particularly popular among Pokémon. They will only appear when a Poké Ball or Master Ball is able to appear, and throwing one at a Pokémon will double the amount of time that they're summoned for! If that Pokémon isn't yours, it will even abandon its former "trainer" to fight for you!
Screw AttackMetroid 	TBA
Killing EdgeFire Emblem 	TBA
Insight StaffKid Icarus 	TBA
Tiger ClawsKid Icarus 	NEW ITEM!
A pair of razor-sharp talons worn like brass knuckles any fighter equipped with gets a bit of a speed boost and a bit of extra length to their dodge rolls. Most interesting, though, is that their jab combo is extended to a whopping five hits! Even characters that only hit one or two times normally can reap these effects!
Franklin BadgeMother 	TBA
Mr. SaturnMother 	TBA
PitfallAnimal Crossing 	TBA
Balloon PresentAnimal Crossing 	NEW ITEM!
These sometimes appear floating near the highest edge of the screen, and almost always contain a particularly nice item for whoever can pop them open... Of course, going for it also means putting yourself at risk of an enemy combo attack!
Orange WispSonic 	NEW ITEM!
This alien creature is trapped in a capsule. The fighter that breaks the capsule open absorbs the Wisp, giving them an orange aura. Pressing the special attack button without any directional inputs while in this state transforms them into the Orange Rocket, and they accelerate upwards before exploding. If they wait too long without using it, though, the Wisp exits their body and disappears.
Violet WispSonic 	NEW ITEM!
This alien creature is trapped in a capsule. The fighter that breaks the capsule open absorbs the Wisp, giving them a violet aura. Pressing the special attack button without any directional inputs while in this state transforms them into the Violet Void, and they suck in nearby fighters and enemies for rapid shadow damage. If they wait too long without using it, though, the Wisp exits their body and disappears.
Lip's StickPanel de Pon 	TBA
X BombMeteos 	TBA
===Pokémon===
Pokémon aid the summoner in various ways by either harming their enemies or boosting their strengths. They despawn after a short amount of time.
Pokémon whose names are listed in italics are (mostly) Legendary Pokémon, and are significantly more likely to be summoned when using a Master Ball.
Pokémon 	Effect
MeowthPokémon 	Uses Pay Day. More TBA.
ElectrodePokémon 	Uses Explosion. More TBA.
GoldeenPokémon 	Uses Splash. More TBA.
StaryuPokémon 	Uses Swift. More TBA.
DittoPokémon 	Ditto will use Transform to morph into a random fighter and battle alongside its summoner for a short period of time. Note the pink coloration!
SnorlaxPokémon 	Uses Body Slam. More TBA.
MoltresPokémon 	Uses Fly. More TBA.
MewPokémon 	Uses Fly. More TBA.
TogepiPokémon 	Uses Metronome. More TBA.
EnteiPokémon 	Uses Fire Spin. More TBA.
GardevoirPokémon 	Uses Reflect. More TBA.
MetagrossPokémon 	Uses Earthquake. More TBA.
Latias & LatiosPokémon 	Uses Steel Wing. More TBA.
KyogrePokémon 	Uses Hydro Pump. More TBA.
Deoxys (Attack Forme)Pokémon	Uses Hyper Beam. More TBA.
Deoxys (Speed Forme)Pokémon 	Uses Agility. More TBA.
SnivyPokémon 	Uses Razor Leaf. More TBA.
ZoroarkPokémon 	Uses Fury Swipes. More TBA.
XerneasPokémon 	Uses Geomancy. More TBA.
Alolan ExeggutorPokémon 	Doesn't use any moves. More TBA.
BlacephalonPokémon 	NEW POKÉMON!
Uses Flame Burst. More TBA.
===Assist Trophies===
Similarly to Pokémon, Assist Trophies aid the summoner in various ways before despawning. However, some of them can be damaged or even K.O.'d for points.
Assist 	Effect
Chain ChompSuper Mario 	TBA
Hammer Bro.Super Mario 	TBA
WaluigiSuper Mario 	TBA
LubbaSuper Mario 	NEW ASSIST!
Upon being called in, Lubba will create a rain of Starbits and other small items. The rain does a small bit of damage and has fixed (and low) knockback, making it better for setting up combos than it is for finishing them. He may also call down a meteor!
BatreauxThe Legend of Zelda	NEW ASSIST!
Batreaux enters with a menacing roar, but quickly becomes frightened by all of the carnage and combat. If all of the players can agree to stop fighting for long enough, the friendly demon will be pleased enough to summon some rare items before he leaves.
DarukThe Legend of Zelda 	NEW ASSIST!
Daruk stands in the background, cheering the summoner on. This cheering has an extra effect - when the fighter shields, Daruk's Protection activates, granting them a near-indestructible guard. The more Daruk's Protection is used, the sooner Daruk will despawn.
SariaThe Legend of Zelda 	NEW ASSIST!
Saria sits on a tree stump in the spot where she was summoned, playing a merry tune on the Fairy's Ocarina to increasing the power, knockback resistance, and speed of the summoner. Occasionally, her song also summons Darunia, whose wild dancing can knock around foes.
MetroidMetroid 	Metroid latches onto an opponent's head and deals continuous damage, but will eventually fly off to try and target somebody else. It takes critical damage from ice attacks.
Broom HatterKirby 	NEW ASSIST!
This rather below-average Assist just moves across the stage methodically, sweeping the ground. Enemies that run into him get damaged, and his broom tosses items around... But otherwise, he's kinda pathetic.
Knuckle JoeKirby 	TBA
NightmareKirby 	TBA
AndrossStar Fox 	TBA
LynFire Emblem 	Lyn stands in place with one hand on her sword for a moment... before suddenly striking a random opponent with a high-speed slash!
MagnusKid Icarus 	TBA
Samurai GorohF-Zero 	TBA
JeffMother 	TBA
IsabelleAnimal Crossing 	The mayor's secretary. She aids the fighter who summoned her in by tossing healing fruits their way. Of course, if the fruit misses, enemies can snatch them up from off of the ground...
Squid SistersSplatoon 	TBA
Cream and CheeseSonic 	NEW ASSIST!
Cream and her Chao buddy follow the summoner around. By lending a hand, she can let that fighter perform three extra small jumps after their normal jumps are exhausted.
Gray FoxMetal Gear 	TBA
AlucardCastlevania 	TBA
Alternis DimBravely Default	NEW ASSIST!
The Dark Knight of Eternea fights alongside the summoner with shadowy attacks like the Minus Strike sword technique and the Black Bane spell. Like similar Assists, he can be K.O.'d to dispel him early, but he also gets significantly more powerful as he takes damage, so... Maybe it's better to just avoid him?
DevilDevil World 	An imp that controls the labyrinthine Devil World. Just by pointing his fingers, he can nudge the entire screen - blast zones included! Unfortunately, this can hinder the summoner too.
ExcitebikesExcite 	TBA
Dr. KawashimaBrain Age 	TBA
Dr. WrightSimCity 	TBA
JillDrill Dozer 	TBA
NintendogNintendogs 	TBA
The Dark LordMiitopia 	NEW ASSIST!
The Dark Lord will separate a random enemy fighter's face from their body and attach it to a monster. For a brief period, the player controls that monster, and has to defend their vulnerable body from enemy attacks until their face returns back to it!
===Boss Trophies===
Boss Trophies are much, much rarer than Assist Trophies. They will almost never appearing in Time matches under five minutes in length. Unlike Assists, Bosses do not despawn after short periods of time. Most will always attempt to do harm to all players except the summoner, and only despawn when they have been defeated. Some of the bosses summoned by these trophies also appear in Adventure Mode as... well... bosses!
Boss	Bio
==Poll(s)==
<poll>
Of the first wave of new fighters in SSBEndeavor, which do you think is most interesting/cool?
Makar
Nihilego
Elma
Spring Man
</poll>	<poll>
Of the second wave of new fighters in SSBEndeavor, which do you think is most interesting/cool?
Paper Mario
Anna
Chibi-Robo
Rallen
</poll>
<poll>
Of the third wave of new fighters in SSBEndeavor, which do you think is most interesting/cool?
Mr. Sandman
Tethu
Vivi
2B
Geolyte
</poll>	<poll>
Of the third wave of new fighters in SSBEndeavor, which do you think is most interesting/cool?
Mr. Sandman
Tethu
Vivi
2B
Geolyte
</poll>
==Trivia==
* The game's logo was created by .
* Metal Sonic's icon uses a render made by Nibroc-Rock and Aerobian-Angel.
* Unlike Ultimate, which was created with the goal of including every possible character from previous Smash Bros. titles, multiple characters were cut from Endeavor's roster for various reasons, though primarily to reduce the workload. The full list of cut characters, as well as the logic behind those cuts, is listed below.
** Dark Pit was admittedly only cut due to a childish grudge against the overabundance of similarities between him and Pit statistically.
** Greninja was cut to avoid a potential over-saturation of Pokémon representatives in the playable cast, as well as to reflect the fact that Pokémon's 6th Generation of games had become significantly less relevant.
** Lucina was cut mainly to reduce the amount of characters representing Fire Emblem Awakening, as two (approaching three) new Fire Emblem games had been released since her introduction.
*** Chrom was cut for the same reasons, in addition to heavy personal bias against the character.
* This was the first fangame on Fantendo to feature Flipverse.
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