Super Smash Bros. (Steve Edition)

Super Smash Bros. (Steve Edition) is another title in the Super Smash Bros. series, developed by OmegaSteve from nothing, other than a few grapes. The game was leaked on February 16th of 2023, and was formally announced on February 20th of 2023. 
Author's Note: This game has almost nothing to do with Minecraft Steve. It's just a part of my username.
==Development==
As mentioned earlier, this game was made from nothing, but a few grapes, by a mysterious man named OmegaSteve. He pronounced this game into existence because he felt like it. The game's "production" started on February 16th of 2023, and was put onto Fantendo on February 20th of 2023. 
The game had its own Fighter Ballot that started on June 5th of 2023, in which people could vote for their most wanted characters. The Fighter Ballot ended on June 12th of 2023. Although many different characters were voted for, there were two clear winners: Sol from Guilty Gear and Neku from The World Ends With You.
==Game Modes==
Super Smash Bros. (Steve Edition) contains many different game modes that let players experience Smash in many different ways.
===Smash===
Otherwise known as Versus Mode, Smash is the most standard mode of play, letting up to eight players choose a character and then battle on their stage of choice. This mode can be played by a single player against computers, or even computers against other computers. Fighters can engage in Free-for-all Matches where everyone fends for themselves, or in Team Battles where you may team up with another fighter to win together as a team. This mode is highly customizable, as any players can be given a handicap, some items can be turned on or off, and the strength of knockback from attacks can be made stronger or weaker. Game options can be saved so that it can be simply selected later.
There are several different game modes that fighters can engage in including:
*Timed: Fighters battle to try and get the most KOs. The fighter with the most KOs is considered the victor.
*Stock: Fighters have limited lives (stock) and if they run out, they can no longer battle. The last one standing is the winner.
*Coin: Fighters release coins when they are attacked. These coins can be grabbed by other fighters by simply touching them. Whoever has the most coins by the end of the battle wins.
*Stamina: This mode is closer to a more typical fighting game, as fighters start with a specified amount of HP, and are KO'd if their HP reaches zero. Knockback does not increase as more damage is taken. Much like Stock Matches, the winner is the last one standing.
In previous Smash titles, there was often a mode referred to as "Special Smash" which has been converged with the options menu, alongside the Item Switch and other menu options. These options can turn the already hectic Smash Battles into pure unbridled chaos. The various options are:
*Size: Fighters can made very large or very small.
*Head: Fighters can be given a flower on their head that does minor continuous damage, or be forced to wear a Bunny Hood that increases their mobility.
*Body: Fighters can be turned into metallic versions of themselves, be made invisible, given a Raccoon Tail that allows for floating over the stage, given a Rocket Belt that allows for limited flight, given a Screw Attack that lets opponents use a spin attack whenver they jump, or a Back Shield that blocks attacks from behind.
*Status: Fighters can be forced to eat Superspicy Curry, which lets them continuously breathe fire, or they can be given a Franklin Badge that reflects all projectiles.
*Weight: Fighters will be made lighter than normal, or heavier than normal, making them easier to launch or more difficult to launch respectively.
*Speed: The entire game's speed will change, not just the fighters. You can either make the game significantly faster or slower.
*Camera: A fixed camera will let you see the entire stage from afar, meaning the camera will never zoom in or out. The angled camera, just like it sounds, sits at an angle.
A new mode introduced in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate called Stage Morph returns as well. This option allows the player to choose two different stages that will change into one another after a specified amount of time. When or how the stage morphs is up to the player. The stage can morph after a specified amount of time, after a random amount of time, or once the battle starts to reach its conclusion.
====Squad Strike====
This mode is similar to basic Smash, but players are allowed to play as a variety of different characters. Each mode in Squad Strike is slightly different:
*Tag Team: Players can choose to play 3v3 or 5v5. Players will choose three or five characters, and then duke it out on the stage of their choosing. The order that the players chooses their characters will be the same order that the fighters appear in. If a player loses their stock, the charcater that they are playing as will change to next one that they selected. The last player standing is the winner.
*Elimination: This mode is very similar to Tag Team, with the main difference being that battle is no longer continuous, letting the players choose a different stage for the next battle.
*Best Of: In this variation, each fighter battles with their respective numbered opponent. The character that gets chosen first fights the other character that was chosen first, with the second fighting the second, etc. The player with the most wins at the end is considered the winner.
====Tourney====
Tourney Mode allows players and CPUs alike to battle it out in a tournament-style bracket. Up to 64 fighters can participate in a single tournament, but only up to eight can participate in a single battle. Battles with only CPU fighters can be skipped.
====Smashdown====
This unique game mode forces players to choose a variety of characters. Players will start by simply choosing their character, and engaging in a Smash battle with the options of their choosing. Players cannot choose the same character in this game mode. After a battle has been finished, every character that was in the previous battle are removed from the roster, forcing players to choose a new character. Every character that gets to be played will be removed from the roster until the game ends, which happens when there aren't enough characters to play anymore, or, if the mercy rule is on, until one player gets enough wins.
====Super Sudden Death====
This variant of typical Smash puts every player at 300%, making KO's rack up very fast. Players should focus on going for attacks with strong knockback instead of racking up damage.
===Games & More===
This section contains many different modes, typically for one or two players.
====Classic Mode====
This mode is very similar to Super Smash Bros. Ultimate's Classic Mode, being more-or-less unchanged. Every fighter has an established set of fighters on set stages in a set order. Every fighter has their own unique set of eight stages that they must complete to reach the end. Typically, the first six are standard battles, followed by a bonus stage, and ending with a boss stage. Some fighters don't always follow this pattern, however.
Unlike Ultimate, the bonus stage is random every time. More information will be revealed at a future date. If I remember.
====Adventure Mode: The Library of Memories====
The Library of Memories is Super Smash Bros. (Steve Edition)'s adventure mode that can be considered a successor to Super Smash Bros. Ultimate's World of Light. It is currently known that Clair is going to be a major character in the story, and its structure is closer to World of Light than The Subspace Emissary.
====All-Star Mode====
This mode will likely be similar to All-Star Mode in previous Super Smash Bros. installments, but little information is given currently.
====Continuous Mode====
Continuous Mode is similar to Classic Mode, but there is no finite ending. The mode is played until the player runs out of stocks, but it will continue infinitely until then. The player starts with three stocks, and can win more by reaching certain milestones. Most battles in Continuous Mode are completely random, and get more difficult as the mode goes on. At random, every 2-20 stages will be a bonus stage. If the player completes the bonus stage successfully, they will be rewarded, but if they fail, they will not be penalized. Every twentieth stage is a boss stage.
====Training====
Training Mode can be used to test out fighter's capabillities in a no-stakes environment. The player chooses a character, and can choose any stage to test out anything that they please. The mode comes with various options that the player can change:
*Speed: Changes the game's overall running speed. Can be as high as twice as fast, or as low as a fourth of usual speed.
*Item: Allows the player to summon any item in the game. Specific Assist Trophies and Poké Ball Pokémon can also be chosen.
*CPU: Changes the CPU opponent's AI. The player can choose whether the AI stays in place, walks around the stage, jumps in place, runs away from the player, attacks the player, continuously uses neutral special attacks or forward smash attacks, or is controlled by a human with their respective controller.
*Number of CPUs: Changes how many CPU opponents there are.
*CPU Damage: Changes how much damage the CPU has taken.
*Camera: Changes how the camera functions. It can be zoomed in very closely to the player, zoomed fairly close to the player, or zoomed all the way out.
*Reset: Resets the stage to as if the battle had just started.
*Exit: Sends the player back to the character select screen.
====Mob Smash====
Originally known as Multi-Man Smash, this mode makes fighters play against a large array of foes at one time. This mode has less items than normal, so that players aren't given too much of an edge. Mob Smash has a handful of different modes:
*Century Smash: Fighters must defeat 100 fighters as fast as they can.
*Endless Smash: Fighters must battle a continuous onslaught of fighters until they drop.
*3-Minute Smash: Fighters must defeat as many fighters as they can before three minutes pass.
*Rival Smash: This strange take on the Mob Smash formula pits two typical fighters against each other. Whichever fighter defeats more foes is the winner. If there are two players, they are pitted against one another, instead of working together.
*Cruel Smash: Fighters must deal with the much stronger than usual fighters. Unless the player really knows what they are doing, this shouldn't last long.
Any of these modes can be played with two players.
====Home-Run Contest====
Players will find themselves in the Home-Run Stadium. Every fighter is given an Home-Run Bat, as well as a Sandbag to attack. The ultimate goal is to send Sandbag as far away as possible from the main platform using any means possible. Although the Home-Run Bat is incredibly strong, there are some attacks that can be used to knock it farther. There is also a shield that will prevent Sandbag from leaving the platform too early, although it can break. This mode can be played with two fighters.
====Target Smash====
Target Smash is returning since its absence after Super Smash Bros. Brawl. In Target Smash, players must try and destroy all ten targets as fast as they can. There are ten different stages that all vary in difficulty and setting.
====Mii Fighters====
This is the customization menu in which players can design a Mii's moveset and outfits. Unlike previous installments, the player may choose different colors for most costumes, instead of the costume always following the Mii's favorite color. Just like in previous games, the player will have to unlock a majority of the outfits by playing the game. A new addition to Super Smash Bros. (Steve Edition) is a system that is very similar to the make up system that appears in Miitopia, letting players customize their Miis even further.
====Stage Builder====
The Stage Builder lets players create their own stages, very similarly to Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. The Stage Builder is nearly identical to Ultimate, however now there are
more options for backgrounds, including one for most every stage within Super Smash Bros. (Steve Edition).
===Online===
One of the goals of Super Smash Bros. (Steve Edition) was to introduce a more seamless online experience.
====Connect====
This option lets up to four players connect to one console over the internet, letting them play as if they were in the same room. This includes every multiplayer mode in the game, including modes inluded in Games & More. 
====Quickplay====
This mode is ideal for players who want to experience a quick online match. Players can select what options they want to play under, such as no items or hazardless stages, and will match up with players with a similar set of rules. Quickplay can also be played co-operatively, either online with a random player, or with another player connected directly to the console.
====Spectate====
This mode lets players watch other players battle online. The spectators can bet gold on who they believe will be the winner. If they choose correctly, they will earn at least double what they paid, and even more if there are more than two players.
====Shared Content====
This menu can be used to download user-created content, including Mii Fighters, Stages created in Stage Builder, Replays of matches, and screenshots. Players can up-vote or "Yeah!" certain items that they like.
===Vault===
The Vault is an area of the menu that is more dedicated to miscellaneous items that aren't directly related to participating in battles.
====Sound Test====
Players can listen to the game's many sound effects, which also includes character voice effects. More notably, this also includes My Music, which lets players decide on what music can play on what stages, and how likely they will play. A full list of every song that can play in Super Smash Bros. (Steve Edition) can be found here: Super Smash Bros. (Steve Edition) - My Music.
====Replays====
Players can watch replays of matches they've had here. Replays are now saved automatically, but ones that aren't favorited are deleted after enough time passes. There is also an in-game Video Editor that lets players manipulate their own replays and screenshots to make a video out of.
====Records====
This is a giant summary of everything that the player has done up to this point, including (but not limited to) how many KOs players have done, how much time was spent in certain modes, when certain items were unlocked, when certain milestones were reached, how many spirits and trophies that the player has collected, as well as a large amount of fighter-specific statistics. 
====Challenges====
These are a set of tasks that the player may do as they play the game. Each challenge has a prize given after completing it, whether it is some gold, or some new content such as a stage or a costume. Challenges are organized by what game modes they are related to.
====Tips====
Some characters and stages are more complicated than meets the eye, so the Tips section can be used for rookie players who are still confused on various game mechanics, including some very specific ones. There are also a few fun facts, as well!
====Movies====
Players can rewatch cutscenes from other places in the game here. Cutscenes are unlocked as they are viewed in the main game, and when the player starts, the only available movie is the game's opening.
====Shop====
Players can shop here for various goodies, including spirits, trophies, and costumes. This area is the main use for gold, and some trophies and costumes can only be found here. These are marked with an "EXCLUSIVE OFFER" sticker.
==Characters==
The final number of characters in the game is still unconfirmed, but the confirmed characters so far are listed below.
Characters can obtain costumes that can be unlocked over the course of play, much like custom special moves in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U. 
Characters
Character	Name 	Series 	Character Status	Availabilty
 	Mario 	Mario 	Veteran 	Starter
 	Luigi 	Mario 	Veteran 	Starter
 	Peach 	Mario 	Veteran 	Starter
 	Daisy 	Mario 	Veteran 	Unlockable
 	Rosalina & Luma 	Mario 	Veteran 	Starter
 	Toad 	Mario 	Newcomer 	Starter
 	Bowser 	Mario 	Veteran 	Starter
 	King Boo 	Mario 	Newcomer 	Starter
 	Paper Mario 	Mario 	Newcomer 	Unlockable
 	Geno 	Mario 	Newcomer 	Unlockable
 	Donkey Kong 	Donkey Kong 	Veteran 	Starter
 	Diddy Kong 	Donkey Kong 	Veteran 	Starter
 	DK Crew 	Donkey Kong 	Newcomer 	Unlockable
 	King K. Rool 	Donkey Kong 	Veteran 	Starter
 	Yoshi 	Yoshi 	Veteran 	Starter
 	Wario 	Wario 	Veteran 	Starter
 	Waluigi 	Mario 	Newcomer 	Unlockable
 	Ashley & Red 	Wario 	Newcomer 	Starter
 	Link 	The Legend of Zelda 	Veteran 	Starter
 	Zelda 	The Legend of Zelda 	Veteran 	Starter
 	Ganon 	The Legend of Zelda 	Newcomer 	Starter
 	Impa 	The Legend of Zelda 	Newcomer 	Unlockable
 	Sheik 	The Legend of Zelda 	Veteran 	Starter
 	Ganondorf 	The Legend of Zelda 	Veteran 	Unlockable
 	Tingle 	The Legend of Zelda 	Newcomer 	Unlockable
 	Toon Link 	The Legend of Zelda 	Veteran 	Starter
 	Wolf Link and Midna 	The Legend of Zelda 	Newcomer 	Starter
 	Samus 	Metroid 	Veteran 	Starter
 	Zero Suit Samus 	Metroid 	Veteran 	Starter
 	Ridley 	Metroid 	Veteran 	Unlockable
 	Kirby 	Kirby 	Veteran 	Starter
 	King Dedede 	Kirby 	Veteran 	Starter
 	Meta Knight 	Kirby 	Veteran 	Starter
 	Bandana Waddle Dee 	Kirby 	Newcomer 	Starter
 	Adeleine & Ribbon 	Kirby 	Newcomer 	Unlockable
 	Magolor 	Kirby 	Newcomer 	Unlockable
 	Fox 	Star Fox 	Veteran 	Starter
 	Falco 	Star Fox 	Veteran 	Unlockable
 	Krystal 	Star Fox 	Newcomer 	Starter
 	Pikachu 	Pokémon 	Veteran 	Starter
 	Jigglypuff 	Pokémon 	Veteran 	Unlockable
 	Meowth 	Pokémon 	Newcomer 	Starter
 	Mewtwo 	Pokémon 	Veteran 	Unlockable
 	Grovyle 	Pokémon 	Newcomer 	Starter
 	Lucario 	Pokémon 	Veteran 	Starter
 	Zoroark 	Pokémon 	Newcomer 	Unlockable
 	Greninja 	Pokémon 	Veteran 	Starter
 	Incineroar 	Pokémon 	Veteran 	Starter
 	Mimikyu 	Pokémon 	Newcomer 	Unlockable
 	Dracovish 	Pokémon 	Newcomer 	Unlockable
 	Ness 	EarthBound 	Veteran 	Starter
 	Lucas 	EarthBound 	Veteran 	Starter
 	Captain Falcon 	F-ZERO 	Veteran 	Starter
 	Marth 	Fire Emblem 	Veteran 	Starter
 	Roy 	Fire Emblem 	Veteran 	Unlockable
 	Ike 	Fire Emblem 	Veteran 	Starter
 	Robin 	Fire Emblem 	Veteran 	Starter
 	Lucina 	Fire Emblem 	Veteran 	Unlockable
 	Byleth 	Fire Emblem 	Veteran 	Starter
 	Alear 	Fire Emblem 	Newcomer 	Starter
 	Pit 	Kid Icarus 	Veteran 	Starter
 	Palutena 	Kid Icarus 	Veteran 	Starter
 	Olimar 	Pikmin 	Veteran 	Starter
 	Alph 	Pikmin 	Newcomer 	Unlockable
 	Bulborb 	Pikmin 	Newcomer 	Unlockable
 	Villager 	Animal Crossing 	Veteran 	Starter
 	Isabelle 	Animal Crossing 	Veteran 	Starter
 	Shulk 	Xenoblade Chronicles 	Veteran 	Starter
 	Mio 	Xenoblade Chronicles 	Newcomer 	Starter
 	Inkling 	Splatoon 	Veteran 	Starter
 	Octoling 	Splatoon 	Newcomer 	Unlockable
 	Mr. Game & Watch 	Game & Watch 	Veteran 	Unlockable
 	Little Mac 	Punch-Out!! 	Veteran 	Starter
 	Ice Climbers 	Ice Climber 	Veteran 	Starter
 	R.O.B. 	R.O.B. 	Veteran 	Unlockable
 	Andy 	Wars 	Newcomer 	Starter
 	Sukapon 	Joy Mech Fight 	Newcomer 	Unlockable
 	Ray 	Custom Robo 	Newcomer 	Starter
 	Isaac 	Golden Sun 	Newcomer 	Starter
 	Chibi-Robo 	Chibi-Robo 	Newcomer 	Starter
 	Chorus Kids 	Rhythm Heaven 	Newcomer 	Unlockable
 	Wonder-Red 	The Wonderful 101 	Newcomer 	Starter
 	Min Min 	ARMS 	Veteran 	Starter
 	Snake 	Metal Gear 	Veteran 	Starter
 	Simon 	Castlevania 	Veteran 	Starter
 	Bomberman 	Bomberman 	Newcomer 	Starter
 	Sonic 	Sonic the Hedgehog 	Veteran 	Starter
 	Dr. Eggman 	Sonic the Hedgehog 	Newcomer 	Unlockable
 	Arle 	Puyo Puyo 	Newcomer 	Starter
 	Jack Bros. 	Shin Megami Tensei 	Newcomer 	Unlockable
 	Joker 	Persona 	Veteran 	Starter
 	Mega Man 	Mega Man 	Veteran 	Starter
 	Zero 	Mega Man 	Newcomer 	Starter
 	Ryu 	Street Fighter 	Veteran 	Starter
 	M. Bison 	Street Fighter 	Newcomer 	Unlockable
 	Phoenix 	Ace Attorney 	Newcomer 	Unlockable
 	PAC-MAN 	PAC-MAN 	Veteran 	Starter
 	Kazuya 	Tekken 	Veteran 	Starter
 	Agumon (and Greymon)	Digimon 	Newcomer 	Starter
 	Cloud 	Final Fantasy 	Veteran 	Starter
 	Vivi 	Final Fantasy 	Newcomer 	Unlockable
 	Sora 	Kingdom Hearts 	Veteran 	Starter
 	Hero 	Dragon Quest 	Veteran 	Starter
 	Slime 	Dragon Quest 	Newcomer 	Unlockable
 	Neku 	The World Ends With You	Newcomer 	Starter
 	Banjo & Kazooie 	Banjo-Kazooie 	Veteran 	Starter
 	Steve 	Minecraft 	Veteran 	Starter
 	Doom Slayer 	Doom 	Newcomer 	Starter
 	Crash 	Crash Bandicoot 	Newcomer 	Starter
 	Terry 	Fatal Fury 	Veteran 	Starter
 	Nakoruru 	Samurai Shodown 	Newcomer 	Starter
 	Rayman 	Rayman 	Newcomer 	Starter
 	Ryu Hayabusa 	Ninja Gaiden 	Newcomer 	Starter
 	Sol 	Guilty Gear 	Newcomer 	Starter
 	Crazy Dave 	Plants vz. Zombies 	Newcomer 	Starter
 	Jibanyan 	Yo-kai Watch 	Newcomer 	Starter
 	Monokuma 	Danganronpa 	Newcomer 	Unlockable
 	Jason 	Blaster Master 	Newcomer 	Unlockable
 	Adventurer 	Atari 	Newcomer 	Unlockable
 	Plok 	Plok 	Newcomer 	Unlockable
 	Reimu 	Touhou Project 	Newcomer 	Starter
 	Shantae 	Shantae 	Newcomer 	Starter
 	Peacock 	Skullgirls 	Newcomer 	Unlockable
 	Shovel Knight 	Shovel Knight 	Newcomer 	Starter
 	Cuphead 	Cuphead 	Newcomer 	Starter
 	Clair 	Super Smash Bros. 	Newcomer 	Unlockable
 	Mii Brawler 	Super Smash Bros. 	Veteran 	Starter
 	Mii Swordfighter 	Super Smash Bros. 	Veteran 	Starter
 	Mii Gunner 	Super Smash Bros. 	Veteran 	Starter
 	Mii Sorcerer 	Super Smash Bros. 	Newcomer 	Starter
===More Fighter Information===
More information on the many fighters found in Super Smash Bros. (Steve Edition) can be found here: Super Smash Bros. (Steve Edition) - Fighter Information. This page includes special moves, taunts, alternate costumes, and other information.
==Stages==
The final number of stages in the game is still unconfirmed, but the confirmed stages so far are listed below.
Every stage has a Battlefield, Final Destination (called Omega), and hazardless variant. Some stages can also be chosen to only be played on a specific form of the stage, such as the interior form of Castle Siege, or the water-form of Kalos Pokémon League.
Stages
Stage	Name 	Series 	Stage Status	Availabilty
 	Battlefield 	Super Smash Bros. 	Returning 	Starter
 	Big Battlefield 	Super Smash Bros. 	Returning 	Starter
 	Small Battlefield 	Super Smash Bros. 	Returning 	Starter
 	Final Destination 	Super Smash Bros. 	Returning 	Starter
 	Meta Crystal 	Super Smash Bros. 	New 	Unlockable
 	Midair Stadium 	Super Smash Bros. 	New 	Unlockable
 	Bowser's Castle 	Mario 	New 	Starter
 	Dinosaur Land 	Mario 	Returning 	Starter
 	Peach's Castle 	Mario 	Returning 	Starter
 	Rainbow Ride 	Mario 	Returning 	Starter
 	Delfino Plaza 	Mario 	Returning 	Starter
 	Mario Galaxy 	Mario 	Returning 	Starter
 	3D Land 	Mario 	Returning 	Starter
 	Mushroom Kingdom U 	Mario 	Returning 	Starter
 	Super Mario Maker 	Mario 	Returning 	Unlockable
 	Mario Circuit 	Mario 	Returning 	Starter
 	Rainbow Road 	Mario 	Returning 	Starter
 	Mini-Game Stadium 	Mario 	New 	Starter
 	Luigi's Mansion 	Mario 	Returning 	Unlockable
 	Paper-Thin Theater 	Mario 	New 	Unlockable
 	Paper Mario 	Mario 	Returning 	Starter
 	Forest Maze 	Mario 	New 	Unlockable
 	75m 	Donkey Kong 	Returning 	Unlockable
 	Kongo Falls 	Donkey Kong 	Returning 	Starter
 	Gangplank Galleon 	Donkey Kong 	New 	Starter
 	Jungle Japes 	Donkey Kong 	Returning 	Starter
 	Frosty Fruits 	Donkey Kong 	New 	Unlockable
 	Yoshi's Island 	Yoshi 	Returning 	Starter
 	Super Happy Tree 	Yoshi 	Returning 	Starter
 	Wario Castle 	Wario 	New 	Starter
 	Glittertown 	Wario 	New 	Unlockable
 	WarioWare, Inc. 	Wario 	Returning 	Starter
 	Gamer 	Wario 	Returning 	Starter
 	Temple 	The Legend of Zelda 	Returning 	Starter
 	Hyrule Castle 	The Legend of Zelda 	Returning 	Starter
 	Gerudo Valley 	The Legend of Zelda 	Returning 	Starter
 	Ganon's Castle 	The Legend of Zelda 	New 	Unlockable
 	Clock Town 	The Legend of Zelda 	New 	Starter
 	Great Bay 	The Legend of Zelda 	Returning 	Starter
 	Pirate Ship 	The Legend of Zelda 	Returning 	Starter
 	Bridge of Eldin 	The Legend of Zelda 	Returning 	Starter
 	Skyloft 	The Legend of Zelda 	Returning 	Starter
 	Great Plateau Tower 	The Legend of Zelda 	Returning 	Starter
 	Brinstar Depths 	Metroid 	Returning 	Unlockable
 	Norfair 	Metroid 	Returning 	Starter
 	Frigate Orpheon 	Metroid 	Returning 	Starter
 	E.M.M.I. Zone 	Metroid 	New 	Starter
 	Dream Land 	Kirby 	Returning 	Starter
 	Fountain of Dreams 	Kirby 	Returning 	Starter
 	Halberd 	Kirby 	Returning 	Starter
 	Factory Tour 	Kirby 	New 	Unlockable
 	Another Dimension 	Kirby 	New 	Unlockable
 	Waddle Dee Train Tracks 	Kirby 	New 	Unlockable
 	Alivel Mall 	Kirby 	New 	Starter
 	Corneria 	Star Fox 	Returning 	Starter
 	Krazoa Palace 	Star Fox 	New 	Starter
 	Lylat Cruise 	Star Fox 	Returning 	Starter
 	Orbital Gate Assault 	Star Fox 	Returning 	Unlockable
 	Pokémon Stadium 	Pokémon 	Returning 	Starter
 	Pokémon Stadium 2 	Pokémon 	Returning 	Starter
 	Saffron City 	Pokémon 	Returning 	Starter
 	Cerulean Cave 	Pokémon 	New 	Unlockable
 	Sky Pillar 	Pokémon 	New 	Starter
 	Distortion World 	Pokémon 	New 	Unlockable
 	Unova Pokémon League 	Pokémon 	Returning 	Starter
 	Prism Tower 	Pokémon 	Returning 	Starter
 	Kalos Pokémon League 	Pokémon 	Returning 	Starter
 	Ultra Space 	Pokémon 	New 	Unlockable
 	Wild Area 	Pokémon 	New 	Starter
 	Onett 	EarthBound 	Returning 	Starter
 	Fourside 	EarthBound 	Returning 	Unlockable
 	New Pork City 	EarthBound 	Returning 	Starter
 	Mute City SNES 	F-ZERO 	Returning 	Unlockable
 	Big Blue 	F-ZERO 	Returning 	Starter
 	Castle Siege 	Fire Emblem 	Returning 	Starter
 	Nabata Desert 	Fire Emblem 	New 	Unlockable
 	Arena Ferox 	Fire Emblem 	Returning 	Starter
 	Hot-Spring Scramble 	Fire Emblem 	New 	Unlockable
 	Garreg Mach Monastery 	Fire Emblem 	Returning 	Starter
 	Somniel 	Fire Emblem 	New 	Starter
 	Skyworld 	Kid Icarus 	Returning 	Starter
 	Palutena's Temple 	Kid Icarus 	Returning 	Starter
 	Labyrinth of Deceit 	Kid Icarus 	New 	Unlockable
 	Distant Planet 	Pikmin 	Returning 	Starter
 	Cave Spelunking 	Pikmin 	New 	Starter
 	Garden of Hope 	Pikmin 	Returning 	Starter
 	Twilight River 	Pikmin 	New 	Unlockable
 	Smashville 	Animal Crossing 	Returning 	Starter
 	Museum 	Animal Crossing 	New 	Unlockable
 	Tortimer Island 	Animal Crossing 	Returning 	Starter
 	Gaur Plain 	Xenoblade Chronicles 	Returning 	Starter
 	Maktha Wildwood 	Xenoblade Chronicles 	New 	Starter
 	Moray Towers 	Splatoon 	Returning 	Starter
 	Flat Zone X 	Game & Watch 	Returning 	Unlockable
 	Boxing Ring 	Punch-Out!! 	Returning 	Starter
 	Icicle Mountain 	Ice Climber 	Returning 	Unlockable
 	Warzone 	Wars 	New 	Starter
 	Robot City Amusement Park	Joy Mech Fight 	New 	Unlockable
 	Holosseum 	Custom Robo 	New 	Starter
 	Venus Lighthouse 	Golden Sun 	New 	Starter
 	Sandersons' House 	Chibi-Robo 	New 	Starter
 	Night Walk 	Rhythm Heaven 	New 	Unlockable
 	Blossom City 	The Wonderful 101 	New 	Starter
 	Spring Stadium 	ARMS 	Returning 	Starter
 	Balloon Fight 	Balloon Fight 	Returning 	Unlockable
 	Shadow Moses Island 	Metal Gear 	Returning 	Starter
 	Dracula's Castle 	Castlevania 	Returning 	Starter
 	Bomb Factory 	Bomberman 	New 	Starter
 	Green Hill Zone 	Sonic the Hedgehog 	Returning 	Starter
 	Death Egg 	Sonic the Hedgehog 	New 	Unlockable
 	City Escape 	Sonic the Hedgehog 	New 	Unlockable
 	Primp Town 	Puyo Puyo 	New 	Starter
 	Fallen Shinjuku 	Shin Megami Tensei 	New 	Starter
 	Mementos 	Persona 	Returning 	Starter
 	Wily Castle 	Mega Man 	Returning 	Starter
 	Central Highway 	Mega Man 	New 	Starter
 	Suzaku Castle 	Street Fighter 	Returning 	Starter
 	Temple Hideout 	Street Fighter 	New 	Unlockable
 	District Court 	Ace Attorney 	New 	Unlockable
 	PAC-MAZE 	PAC-MAN 	Returning 	Starter
 	Mishima Dojo 	Tekken 	Returning 	Starter
 	The Digital World 	Digimon 	New 	Starter
 	Midgar 	Final Fantasy 	Returning 	Starter
 	M.S. Prima Vista 	Final Fantasy 	New 	Unlockable
 	Hollow Bastion 	Kingdom Hearts 	Returning 	Starter
 	Yggdrasil's Altar 	Dragon Quest 	Returning 	Starter
 	Scramble Crossing 	The World Ends With You	New 	Starter
 	Spiral Mountain 	Banjo-Kazooie 	Returning 	Starter
 	Minecraft World 	Minecraft 	Returning 	Starter
 	Hell on Earth 	Doom 	New 	Starter
 	N. Sanity Beach 	Crash Bandicoot 	New 	Starter
 	King of Fighters Stadium 	The King of Fighters 	Returning 	Starter
 	Kamui Kotan 	Samurai Shodown 	New 	Starter
 	Band Land 	Rayman 	New 	Starter
 	Sky City Tokyo 	Ninja Gaiden 	New 	Starter
 	Lars Canyon 	Guilty Gear 	New 	Starter
 	Backyard Pool 	Plants vs. Zombies 	New 	Starter
 	Springdale 	Yo-kai Watch 	New 	Starter
 	Hope's Peak Academy 	Danganronpa 	New 	Unlockable
 	Forest Area 	Blaster Master 	New 	Unlockable
 	Atari Space 	Atari 	New 	Unlockable
 	Plok Town 	Plok 	New 	Unlockable
 	Hakurei Shrine 	Touhou Project 	New 	Starter
 	Scuttle Town 	Shantae 	New 	Starter
 	Final Atrium 	Skullgirls 	New 	Unlockable
 	Pridemoor Keep 	Shovel Knight 	New 	Starter
 	Devil's Casino 	Cuphead 	New 	Starter
==Items==
The final number of items in the game is still unconfirmed, but the confirmed items so far are:
Items
Item	Name 	Series 	Item Status
 	Smash Ball 	Super Smash Bros. 	Returning
 	Assist Trophy 	Super Smash Bros. 	Returning
 	Beam Sword 	Super Smash Bros. 	Returning
 	Home-Run Bat 	Super Smash Bros. 	Returning
 	Ray Gun 	Super Smash Bros. 	Returning
 	Motion-Sensor Bomb	Super Smash Bros. 	Returning
 	Gooey Bomb 	Super Smash Bros. 	Returning
 	Blast Box 	Super Smash Bros. 	Returning
 	Time Bomb 	Super Smash Bros. 	New
 	Bumper 	Super Smash Bros. 	Returning
 	Timer 	Super Smash Bros. 	Returning
 	Food 	Super Smash Bros. 	Returning
 	Capsule 	Super Smash Bros. 	Returning
 	Crate 	Super Smash Bros. 	Returning
 	Barrel 	Super Smash Bros. 	Returning
 	Party Ball 	Super Smash Bros. 	Returning
 	Super Mushroom 	Mario 	Returning
 	Poison Mushroom 	Mario 	Returning
 	Fire Flower 	Mario 	Returning
 	Super Star 	Mario 	Returning
 	Green Shell 	Mario 	Returning
 	Bullet Bill 	Mario 	Returning
 	Bob-omb 	Mario 	Returning
 	Music Box 	Mario 	New
 	Metal Box 	Mario 	Returning
 	Banana Peel 	Mario 	Returning
 	POW Block 	Mario 	Returning
 	Freezie 	Mario 	Returning
 	Hammer 	Donkey Kong 	Returning
 	Winged Cloud 	Yoshi 	New
 	Heart Container 	The Legend of Zelda	Returning
 	Cucco 	The Legend of Zelda	Returning
 	Bunny Hood 	The Legend of Zelda	Returning
 	Beetle 	The Legend of Zelda	Returning
 	Boko Club 	The Legend of Zelda	New
 	Screw Attack 	Metroid 	Returning
 	Warp Star 	Kirby 	Returning
 	Maxim Tomato 	Kirby 	Returning
 	Superspicy Curry 	Kirby 	Returning
 	Star Rod 	Kirby 	Returning
 	Crackler 	Kirby 	New
 	Balloon Bomb 	Kirby 	New
 	Smart Bomb 	Star Fox 	Returning
 	Poké Ball 	Pokémon 	Returning
 	Mr. Saturn 	EarthBound 	Returning
 	Killing Edge 	Fire Emblem 	Returning
 	Back Shield 	Kid Icarus 	Returning
 	Killer Eye 	Kid Icarus 	Returning
 	Daybreak 	Kid Icarus 	Returning
 	Hocotate Bomb 	Pikmin 	Returning
 	Pitfall 	Animal Crossing 	Returning
 	Beehive 	Animal Crossing 	Returning
 	Flipper 	Balloon Fight 	Returning
 	Super Scope 	Super Scope 	Returning
 	Energy Tank 	Mega Man 	New
 	Special Flag 	Rally-X 	Returning
===Assist Trophies===
Assist Trophies summon characters who will aid the fighter who summoned the character in battle. A large amount of them can be defeated by dealing enough damage, but some are invincible. All Assist Trophies will disappear after enough time has passed.
Assist Trophies
Assist	Name 	Series 	Assist Status
 	Lakitu & Spinies 	Mario 	Returning
 	Hammer Bro 	Mario 	Returning
 	Chain Chomp 	Mario 	Returning
 	Flies & Hand 	Mario 	Returning
 	Klaptrap 	Donkey Kong 	Returning
 	Ukikis 	Yoshi 	New
 	Kat & Ana 	Wario 	Returning
 	Dampé 	The Legend of Zelda 	New
 	Moon 	The Legend of Zelda 	Returning
 	Metroid 	Metroid 	Returning
 	Kracko 	Kirby 	New
 	Knuckle Joe 	Kirby 	Returning
 	Chef Kawasaki 	Kirby 	Returning
 	Andross 	Star Fox 	Returning
 	EVE 	EarthBound 	New
 	Jeff 	EarthBound 	Returning
 	Lyn 	Fire Emblem 	Returning
 	Phosphora 	Kid Icarus 	Returning
 	Burrowing Snagret	Pikmin 	Returning
 	Squid Sisters 	Splatoon 	Returning
 	Devil 	Devil World 	Returning
 	Polar Bear 	Ice Climber 	New
 	Dr. Wright 	SimCity 	Returning
 	Helirin 	Kururin 	Returning
 	Starfy 	The Legendary Starfy	Returning
 	Nintendog 	Nintendogs 	Returning
 	Vince 	Art Academy 	Returning
 	Nikki 	Swapnote 	Returning
 	Gray Fox 	Metal Gear 	Returning
 	Death 	Castlevania 	New
 	Silver 	Sonic the Hedgehog 	New
 	Teddie 	Persona 	New
 	Guile 	Street Fighter 	Returning
 	Elec Man 	Mega Man 	Returning
 	Ghosts 	PAC-MAN 	Returning
 	Tonberry 	Final Fantasy 	New
 	Mumbo Jumbo 	Banjo-Kazooie 	New
 	Creeper 	Minecraft 	New
 	Ripper Roo 	Crash Bandicoot 	New
 	Bobbins Brothers 	Plok 	New
 	Plague Knight 	Shovel Knight 	New
===Poké Ball Pokémon===
Mush like Assist Trophies, Poké Balls can be used to summon Pokémon to help aid the summoner in battle. Unlike Assist Trophies, Pokémon cannot be defeated, but will disappear after a short time.
Pokémon
Species	Name 	Assist Status
 	Caterpie 	New
 	Psyduck 	New
 	Electrode 	Returning
 	Goldeen 	Returning
 	Snorlax 	Returning
 	Moltres 	Returning
 	Chikorita 	Returning
 	Bellossom 	Returning
 	Wobbuffet 	Returning
 	Suicune 	Returning
 	Lugia 	Returning
 	Torchic 	Returning
 	Seedot 	New
 	Metagross 	Returning
 	Kyogre 	Returning
 	Piplup 	Returning
 	Staraptor 	New
 	Bonsly 	Returning
 	Victini 	Returning
 	Yamask 	New
 	Kyurem 	Returning
 	Genesect 	Returning
 	Fletchling	Returning
 	Spewpa 	Returning
 	Swirlix 	Returning
 	Inkay 	Returning
 	Pyukumuku 	Returning
 	Togedemaru	Returning
 	Orbeetle 	New
 	Sandaconda	New
 	Hattrem 	New
 	Ceruledge 	New
 	Tinkaton 	New
 	Bombirdier	New
 	Greavard 	New
==Bosses==
Bosses are faced in Super Smash Bros. (Steve Edition)'s story mode. Defeating them is required to progress the story.
Pokémon
Species	Name 	Assist Status
 	Master Hand	Returning
 	Crazy Hand 	Returning
 	Giga Bowser	Returning
==Credits==
*ArchitectOfDust - Character and Stage background template.
*evilwaluigi - Series symbols for Rayman, Doom, Yo-kai Watch, Rhythm Heaven, The World Ends With You, Crash Bandicoot, Plants vs. Zombies, and Wars.
*SSF2 Development Team - Series symbol for Chibi-Robo and Bomberman.
*mimikyu_spookerstar - Description for Mio and Maktha Wildwood.
*PenScribbleDX - Description for Neku and Monokuma and their respective stages.
*Plasma Admin - Description for Jason and Forest Area.
* - For help on the layout of the Fighter Information page.
*nibb - Description for Alear and Somniel.
*Bumby - Description for Alear and Somniel.
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