Super Smash Bros. Void (Fankemonbricka)

Super Smash Bros. Void is the seventh game in the Super Smash Brothers instalment, a unique fighting game with Gaming's All-Stars from the library of gaming companies with the likes of Nintendo and Bandai Namco. It is slated for release on the Nintendo Switch on 20XX.
==Gameplay==
Like it's predecessors, Super Smash Brothers. Void has the same gameplay, you duke it out on a stage against your friends and you've to destroy your opponents until you win or else you get knocked into the blast zone and loose. Unlike other standard fighting games, Smash Brothers features a percentage meter where you have to damage your opponent for that percentage meter to go up, the higher your opponent's percentage meter is, the further they get knocked back by your moves. Of course, there are also other modes offered to players both casual or competitive, like Home Run Contest, All-Stars and Story Mode.
Below is a list of modes that are new to the game and a number of modes that are returning:
==Modes==
In Super Smash Brothers Void, there are many fun modes within the game to keep you and a small bunch of your friends playing for hours, all modes can be played online.
===Classic Mode===
Choose a character and duke it out against CPUs, which are themed around the character's Classic Mode title. For example, Kirby's Classic Mode is named Gourmet Clash, where he fights against characters who eat a lot, like PAC-MAN. Unlike Ultimate's Classic Mode, Bonus Levels can be skipped and the battle order (except for Bonus Level or Boss Battles) will be swapped around each time you replay the Classic Mode.
===Challenges===
Throughout different modes, you can complete challenges. When completed you'll get some reward when completed. These rewards can range from Fighter Spirits or Smash Gold.
===Custom Classic Mode===
You can now create your own Classic Mode for a certain character with selected opponents and stages as well as your classic mode name. For example, a person can have a Mario Classic Mode named "An Odyssey Adventure" where he puts Mario through eight stages based on Super Mario Odyssey Kingdoms and opponents based on their bosses.
===Daily Quests===
Every day, you get a total of three quests to complete.  When you complete that quest you get a reward, mainly SPs or Smash Gold. The ultimate reward is given when you complete all three of these quests, which mainly consists of Spirits, Music Tracks and more.
===Mii Customisation ===
Create your own Miis from a selection of five Miis, Swordfighter, Brawler, Gunner, Mage and Doppelganger. You can customise them with costumes that suit your taste and interests. Your Mii Costumes can be shared via Shared Content.
===Roulette Classic Mode===
This Classic Mode contains a Roulette Wheel, this requires you to spin the wheel and wherever the arrow stops at, you've to do the specific task the arrow tells you to do. Upon finishing the match, the whole process repeats again for another six times before it chooses a boss for you. The roulette wheel can land on different modes, or set matches with a character. 
===Shared Content===
You can check out a library of Shared Videos, Mii Costumes, Custom Stages and Custom Classic Mode. What if you like it? Then what are you waiting for, download it! You can also share your videos, stages, Mii costumes and classic modes.
===Smash Gashapon===
The Smash Gashapon is an old machine that has been on the Smash world for ages, and only recently discovered. With a special new currency called "Trophy Coins" you can plop one of them in a machine to get all kinds of rewards like SP, Smash Gold, Music Tracks and Spirits to name a few.
===Stage Builder===
A mode where you can create your own custom stages. This time, Stage Builder is now based off Super Mario Maker and it's sequel, with each stage's assets that could be added in, however you can still draw assets if you're unhappy with the stage assets that are already there. You can even place the assets on an angle, just for decorative purposes. As a bonus, Custom Target Smash Stages can be created as well.
===Target Smash===
Target Smash is a mode where you've to destroy all targets in a stage. The faster you break the targets, the more rewards you get. There is also a difficulty meter, where things get a bit spicier, with more difficult obstacles and maybe moving targets, but the reward is worth the frustration! Like in Melee, most characters in the roster will get a stage that is themed after them.
===Training Mode===
Training Mode is a mode where you get to hone and refine your skills on a graphed stage. This stage also shows you how far you opponents get knocked back, with each line representing the minimum distance, maximum distance and where your opponent landed.
===Vault===
Vault is a place where you can see all your Videos, Match Replays, Story mode Cutscenes, Music, Voice Clips and Records you set. You can also access a Vault shop, where you can buy Spirit Snacks, Fighter Spirits and anything else in stock.
===All-Star Mode===
All-Star Mode is a mode where you fighter every single character on the roster. The objective is to defeat every character on the mode in the shortest time possible. 
===CRAZY SMASH===
It's like the normal Smash mode, except, it's anything but normal. Some weird and wacky things in this mode include Melee-match speed, random characters will join the battle randomly, Smash Run/Story mode characters appearing randomly, Items frequently appearing on stage and frequent Stage Hazards. Oh, and maybe a boss might appear to make this chaotic.
===Home Run Contest===
Beat up the Sandbag as much as you can in ten seconds then send it flying off with a Home Run Bat and see how far it lands! You can also play this mode with four players, making it more horrifying to the Sandbag but at least it might be more fun. After the match ends, you get rewarded, which depends on how far the Sandbag lands.
===King of the Hill===
You are pitted against an opponent and a small area of the stage is "the hill", you've to stay in the hill for the longest amount of time during the match to win. There are also other mini-modes in this mode, such as teleporting hills or even a negative zone where you've to get the most opponents in there.
===Mob Smash===
Similar to All-Star Mode but you battle against waves of Mii Fighters, Polygon Frames and other enemies from SSBV's Story Mode.
===Smash===
The centre of all Smash Brothers gameplay. It's rather simple: select your character, then pick your choice of stage and duke it out! There is also Custom Smash, which is just the Smash mode but you can customise your rules, which can range from which camera angle the screen will be at. There's also a setting mode so you can turn off all items or turn off all stage hazards.
===Smash Chess===
TBH
===Smashdown===
Along with a friend, both have to use the whole SSBV roster to settle who gets to be the winner of this Smashdown's match. However, once you or your friend already used that character, it cannot be used again for the remainder of the match so you better be skilled with multiple characters.
===Smash Run===
Smash Run was that one mode from Super Smash Brothers 3DS which was a combination of platforming, exploration and the standard smash brothers gameplay. With a randomly generated adventure-like course to scour through, you've five minutes to defeat enemies and find some loot. There are hidden doors which teleport you to minigames which are variations of Mob Smash, a racing minigame and target smash. Once five minutes is up the loot will turn into various rewards, and the more enemies you destroy and more loot you find, the better the reward will be.
===Squad Strike===
A mode where you battle your friends with a set amount of stocks. However, each stock counts for each character in your team. Unfortunately, if your character gets knocked out you lose a stock and you can't use that character again for the remainder of the mode. 
===Tourney ===
In Tourney, thirty-two fighters are separated into two, four or eight groups and made to fight each other in a tournament, the winner of the match gets to move on to the next match until there is one last player standing. For the first time in Smash Brothers history, you can now play this mode on online. 
==Online==
Online mode has returned to Super Smash Bros. Void and it can be compatible with most of the modes in SSBV.
===Amiibo Smash===
Send your Amiibo to fight other Amiibos, CPUs or real-life players from around the globe. You can even watch it fight and level up (and also fail but this is Nintendo they won't say your Amiibo will fail)
===Online Server===
Create an Online Server with a lobby, set which modes you want to play online and viola done. You can play that mode with anyone around the world 24/7! You can create your online lobby too, where you can place your checker on spectator's seat to spectate current matches or the boxing ring line to wait for upcoming matches.
===Spectator Mode===
A mode where you tune in to any match happening all around the globe, you can predict who will win the match and if you were spot on with your prediction you get some SP, but if you don't get it right, there are no penalties, come on, this ain't gambling.
==Spirits==
Spirits are the bodiless soul of your favourite video-game characters (and objects too for some reason) that have lost their physical forms and have trapped within cloned versions of fighters, otherwise known as a Puppet Fighter. There are five classes of spirits, which are Novice, Advanced, Ace, Legendary and Master, as well as a sixth class which are fighter's spirits, which serve as a way a player can "admire their artwork".
Spirits can be obtained via battling them in Spirit Battles on the Spirit Board, where every five minutes or so, refreshes its selections. These Spirit Battles are tailored to the character's personality and history so if it's a Fire Mario Spirit Battle, it's going to be a Mario Puppet Fighter with a Fire Flower because Mario grabbing a Fire Flower actually turns him into Fire Mario. Another way that can lead to you to getting more of these sad souls is to try the other modes in Super Smash Bros. Void. Most of these modes including the Story Mode can have Spirits as a reward. Other than these three methods, you can purchase Spirits from Shops run by Master Spirits in the Story Mode and the Vault Shop, Summoning them via other Spirit cores and using the good old Amiibo.
===Enhancing===
Spirits can level up, but once they reach the maximum level, certain ones can enhance into newer, stronger spirits. How can I level Spirits up? Well, it's simple by participating in battles and feeding them snacks. However, you might need to do this process again to get your newly enhanced spirit to max level. Master Spirits also can help with levelling spirits up.
===Summoning/Dismiss===
After a long while, you can dismiss your spirits and send them back to the real world, but not without a gift. You see, dismissing Spirits gives you Spirit Cores. Depending on their Spirit Types they can give you either one of five spirit cores, Attack, Shield, Grab, Neutral and Support cores, which can be used to summon other spirits.
===Spirit Town===
Spirits that aren't in Gyms, Expeditions or in use are sent to this little Spirit Town. You can personalise it to your taste and even interact with the local spirits there. Spirit Town even has buildings that serve as little portals to other modes within the Spirit Selections so you don't have to exit the town for summoning or enhancing spirits.
==Characters==
All 82 (84 if you count Pokemon Trainer as a separate fighters) from all the previous instalments of Super Smash Brothers return once again as fighters. Currently, the game has 36, and 2 DLC characters as of 11/4/2020. Fighters are listed by series, and the series is ordered by when they got their first fighter in Smash, the other series with one fighter only are at the end of the roster, sorted by when they joined Smash.
The concept of Echo Fighters also returns to this instalment of Smash Bros. too, with a total of three new echo fighters in SSBV. They're straight-up clones of a fighter they're based on. However, the echo fighters Daisy and Dark Samus has been de-echoed (or decloned)
==Stages==
Stages are a location where the selected character fight in or complete objectives. Each stages come in two forms, Ω form, where the stage has a layout similar to Final Destination and Battlefield form, where the stage has a layout which is the same as Battlefield.
There is also a mechanic called Stage Morph, which will automatically warp the whole battle to one stage to another.
===Returning Stages===
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Battlefield 64 	Battlefield 64 	Battlefield (Melee) 	Battlefield (Melee) 	Battlefield (Brawl) 	Battlefield (Brawl) 	Battlefield (Smash 4) 	Battlefield (Smash 4) 	Battlefield (Ultimate) 	Battlefield (Ultimate) 	Big Battlefield (Smash 4) 	Big Battlefield (Smash 4) 	 	 	
Big Battlefield (Ultimate) 	Big Battlefield (Ultimate) 	Small Battlefield 	Small Battlefield 	Final Destination (Smash 64)	Final Destination (Smash 64)	Final Destination (Melee)	Final Destination (Melee)	Final Destination (Brawl)	Final Destination (Brawl)	Final Destination (Smash 4)	Final Destination (Smash 4)	 	 	
Final Destination (Ultimate)	Final Destination (Ultimate)	Mushroom Kingdom 	Mushroom Kingdom 	Mushroomy Kingdom 	Mushroomy Kingdom 	Mushroom Kingdom 2 	Mushroom Kingdom 2 	Peach's Castle 	Peach's Castle 	Princess Peach's Castle 	Princess Peach's Castle 	 	 	
Rainbow Cruise 	Rainbow Cruise 	Delfino Plaza 	Delfino Plaza 	Mario Galaxy 	Mario Galaxy 	3D Land 	3D Land 	Golden Plains 	Golden Plains 	Mushroom Kingdom U 	Mushroom Kingdom U 	 	 	
New Donk City Hall 	New Donk City Hall 	Luigi's Mansion 	Luigi's Mansion 	Paper Mario 	Paper Mario 	Figure-8 Circuit 	Figure-8 Circuit 	Rainbow Road 	Rainbow Road 	Mario Circuit 	Mario Circuit 	 	 	
Kongo Jungle (64) 	Kongo Jungle (64) 	Jungle Japes 	Jungle Japes 	Kongo Falls 	Kongo Falls 	Jungle Hijinks 	Jungle Hijinks 	Yoshi's Island (Melee) 	Yoshi's Island (Melee) 	Yoshi's Story 	Yoshi's Story 	 	 	
Super Happy Tree 	Super Happy Tree 	Yoshi's Island (Brawl)	Yoshi's Island (Brawl)	Woolly World 	Woolly World 	Gamer 	Gamer 	Temple 	Temple 	Hyrule Castle 	Hyrule Castle 	 	 	
Gerudo Valley 	Gerudo Valley 	Great Bay 	Great Bay 	Pirate Ship 	Pirate Ship 	Bridge of Eldin 	Bridge of Eldin 	Spirit Train 	Spirit Train 	Skyloft 	Skyloft 	 	 	
Great Plateau Tower 	Great Plateau Tower 	Brinstar 	Brinstar 	Brinstar Depths 	Brinstar Depths 	Norfair 	Norfair 	Frigate Orpheon 	Frigate Orpheon 	Skyworld 	Skyworld 	 	 	
Palutena's Temple 	Palutena's Temple 	Reset Bomb Forest 	Reset Bomb Forest 	Onett 	Onett 	Fourside 	Fourside 	Magicant 	Magicant 	New Pork City 	New Pork City 	 	 	
Coliseum 	Coliseum 	Castle Siege 	Castle Siege 	Arena Ferox 	Arena Ferox 	Garreg Mach Monastery 	Garreg Mach Monastery 	Mute City (SNES) 	Mute City (SNES) 	Port Town Aero Dive 	Port Town Aero Dive 	 	 	
Big Blue 	Big Blue 	Dream Land (64) 	Dream Land (64) 	Green Greens 	Green Greens 	Fountain of Dreams 	Fountain of Dreams 	The Great Cave Offensive 	The Great Cave Offensive 	Halberd 	Halberd 	 	 	
Dream Land (GB) 	Dream Land (GB) 	Corneria 	Corneria 	Venom 	Venom 	Lylat Cruise 	Lylat Cruise 	Orbital Gate Assault 	Orbital Gate Assault 	Saffron City 	Saffron City 	 	 	
Pokemon Stadium 	Pokemon Stadium 	Pokemon Stadium 2 	Pokemon Stadium 2 	Poke Floats 	Poke Floats 	Spear Pillar 	Spear Pillar 	Unova Pokemon League 	Unova Pokemon League 	Prism Tower 	Prism Tower 	 	 	
Kalos Pokemon League 	Kalos Pokemon League 	Smashville 	Smashville 	Town and City 	Town and City 	Tortimer Island 	Tortimer Island 	Distant Planet 	Distant Planet 	Wii Fit Studio 	Wii Fit Studio 	 	 	
Gaur Plains 	Gaur Plains 	Moray Towers 	Moray Towers 	Garden of Hope 	Garden of Hope 	PictoChat 2 	PictoChat 2 	Hanenbow 	Hanenbow 	Living Room 	Living Room 	 	 	
Wuhu Island 	Wuhu Island 	Pilotwings 	Pilotwings 	Find Mii 	Find Mii 	Tomodachi Life 	Tomodachi Life 	Flat Zone X 	Flat Zone X 	75m 	75m 	 	 	
Mario Bros. 	Mario Bros. 	Wrecking Crew 	Wrecking Crew 	Boxing Ring 	Boxing Ring 	Duck Hunt 	Duck Hunt 	Summit 	Summit 	PAC-MAZE 	PAC-MAZE 	 	 	
PAC-LAND 	PAC-LAND 	Yggdrasil's Altar 	Yggdrasil's Altar 	Dracula's Castle 	Dracula's Castle 	Shadow Moses Island 	Shadow Moses Island 	Suzaku Castle 	Suzaku Castle 	Wily Castle 	Wily Castle 	 	 	
Midgar 	Midgar 	Green Hill Zone 	Green Hill Zone 	Windy Hill Zone 	Windy Hill Zone 	King of Fighters Stadium 	King of Fighters Stadium 	Mementos 	Mementos 	Spiral Mountain 	Spiral Mountain 	 	 	
 	 	Umbra Clock Tower 	Umbra Clock Tower 	Spring Stadium 	Spring Stadium 	Meta Crystal 	Meta Crystal 	Miiverse 	Miiverse 	 	 	 	 	
==Assist Trophy ==
Assist Trophies is an item in the Super Smash Brothers series that release a character from it, that character can assist you in various ways such as attacking opponents and blocking the screen.
Every Assist Trophy in Smash Brother history will return (with the exception of those promoted to fighter status like Isabelle)
New Assist Trophies are displayed below.
Character 	Series 	Description
Adeline 	Kirby 	Adeline will appear before the stage, painting either Kracko, Ice Dragon or Walu, who'll be unleashed on the stage, attacking opponents. If they're defeated Adeline herself will jump down and flail around.
Amigo 	Samba de Amigo 	Amigo dances around the stage, attracting nearby opponents to party with him in a conga line before they explode, blasting them away. (At least they had a fun time before being KO'ed though right?)
Amy Rose 	Sonic the Hedgehog 	Amy will run around the stage with her Piko Piko Hammer until she finds an opponent nearby, then she slams her Piko Piko Hammer on them.
Archivist Toadette	Super Mario 	Toadette will appear on a minecart and proceed to ride it around the stage while simultaneously aiming opponents with turnips.
Captain Toad 	Super Mario 	Captain Toad will pull a switch to pull out walls from the ground several times before plucking out turnips and throwing them to disrupt the match.
Cuphead 	Cuphead 	Cuphead will jump around the stage using his Peashooter to shoot opponents. This deals little damage to the opponent.
Creeper 	Minecraft 	The Creeper will creep up slowly to opponents, once it's near an opponent, then it'll flash a bit and explode.
Devil Bottles 	Banjo-Kazooie 	The Spirit of Bottles will stay in his position before turning into Devil Bottles. Bottles then disappears then reappears controlling a Smash Run/Story Mode enemy, who then proceeds to wreak havoc on the opponents.
Frisk 	UNDERTALE 	Frisk releases a heart-shaped shockwave throughout the stage, this does a fair amount of damage.
Giga-Robo 	Chibi-Robo 	Giga-Robo slowly walks around the stage, stomping on opponents and creating earth tremors that trips the opponent.
Imposter 	Among Us 	The Imposter will wander around the stage, jumping into vents to escape enemy attacks. Once it gets close enough to an opponent, it'll attack them (but not kill them outright like in it's original game)
Jack Frost 	Megami Tensei 	Jack Frost freezes the stage, making opponents slip and fall. He'll freeze anyone who comes too close to him.
Komosan & Komojiro	Yo-Kai Watch 	Komosan and Komajiro will hold hands and run around in a circle before they use their Soulmate Moves, Komosan uses Spirit Dance to use will-o-wisps to attack his opponents while Komojiro uses Wild Zaps to call down lightning upon his opponents.
Louie 	Pikmin 	Louie runs around the stage throwing his Pikmins everywhere, if they land on an opponent, they'll start smacking their heads on them, dealing light damage to the opponent, if they land on an item, they'll carry it to the summoner.
Magolor 	Kirby 	Magolor will summon a tiny version of the Lor Starcutter, which will then glide across the stage, dragging any opponents nearby with it while increasing in size.
Matthew 	Golden Sun 	Matthew appears on stage and hops around, utilising Psynergy moves such as Move and Pound. Overall, this Assist Trophy replaces Isaac.
Phantom 	Minecraft 	The Phantom will fly around in circles above the stage before swooping down to attack it's victims before retreating back above.
Rabbid Cranky 	Mario + Rabbid Kingdom Battle	Rabbid Cranky will move around the stage, using his Boombow to shoot opponents, he'll also occasionally use his Barrel Bolt, a move where he uses his Boombow to shoot it up high in the sky before it falls back to the ground and explodes.
Twintelle 	ARMS 	Twintelle runs around the stage, using her hair to punch opponents from afar.
Zote the Mighty 	Hollow Knight 	Zote the Mighty will pop out of his Assist Trophy and do what he does best, bragging about his "achievements" and trying to wack opponents with Life Ender, which does no damage so he's basically a useless Assist Trophy (at least Waluigi can do something)
==Pokeball Pokemon==
Pokeball Pokemon is the other version of Assist Trophies, well mainly the earlier version but what matters is that Pokeball Pokemon is just Assist Trophies but it releases Pokemon rather than characters. Like Assist Trophies, some Pokemon can be defeated, and when defeated, either by summoner or opponent, they'll get a point.
Below is a list of new Pokeball Pokemon introduced in Super Smash Brothers Void.
Number	Pokémon 	Description
#077 	Ponyta 	Ponyta uses Fire Charge by galloping at opponents while fire surrounds the Pokemon.
#077 	Galarian Ponyta 	Galarian Ponyta stomps the ground as fairy-like veils surround the stage, this makes the summoner immune to being stunned, poisoned etc.
#083 	Farfetch'd 	Farfetch'd starts flying and flailing rapidly, waving it's Leek around as it uses Fury Cutter.
#083 	Galarian Farfetch'd	Galarian Farfetch'd slowly waddles around using Rock Smash on opponents. It's a slow attacker so I'd recommend you to go behind it and attack. 
#094 	Gengar 	Gengar will use Hypnosis on opponents, then when they fall asleep, he punches them using Shadow Punch.
#149 	Dragonite 	Dragonite flies above the stage using Dragon Rage by firing a purple beam at the stage.
#225 	Delibird 	Delibird throws a Present on the stage, this present can either explode or have an item in it.
#234 	Stantler 	Stantler will use its horns to hypnotise opponents before headbutting them using Zen Headbutt.
#241 	Miltank 	Miltank, the monster that it is, will use attract, stunning opponents then uses rollout to attack them.
#257 	Blaziken 	Blaziken, when released, will use some kick moves like Blaze Kick and High Jump Kick.
#445 	Garchomp 	Garchomp use Dig, who'll dig down into the stage and follow an opponent before popping out, damaging opponents. Garchomp's position is given away by clouds of dust appearing on the ground.
#475 	Gallade 	Gallade will proceed to use Psycho Cut, releasing purple slash-like projectile. If opponents threaten to attack him physically he would use Close Combat on them.
#506 	Lillipup 	Yellow Aura surrounds Lillipup and it charges forwards, using Giga Impact, if contact is made with the move, the opponent will be heavily damaged from the impact.
#654 	Braixen 	Braixen will twirl her twig-wand and uses either Fire Spin, Flamethrower or Fire Blast. She may even use Light Screen to deflect projectiles.
#724 	Decidueye 	Decidueye will draw an arrow and fire it, anyone caught by the arrow will be pinned there until the arrow explodes, while pinned, the opponent cannot be moved.
#809 	Melmetal 	Melmetal will spin around once, reflecting projectiles and damaging opponents, then does it again, and uses Double Iron Bash.
#860 	Morgrem 	Morgrem falls down to its knees before stabbing opponents with its hair, then the stabbed opponent collapses.
#862 	Obstagoon 	Obstagoon uses obstruct, staying on it's location and blocking opponent's attacks.
#863 	Perrserker 	Perrserker uses it's sword-like claws to scratch opponents using Metal Claw.
#864 	Cursola 	Cursola uses Perish Song and sings, if any KOs it, the opponent that KO'ed Cursola will be KO'ed too.
#865 	Sirfetch'd 	Sirfetch'd points his leek at the nearest opponents and charges at them, hitting them leek first.
#866 	Mr. Rime 	Mr Rime freeze-dries the opponent, if anyone is hit by the frosty aura, they'll be frozen solid, this move deals double damage to water-themed characters.
#867 	Runerigus 	Runerigus curses the nearest opponent, that opponent will gain damage over time.
==Trivia==
*Super Smash Bros. Void is the spiritual successor to the earlier version of the game- Average Super Smash Bros.
*Bandana Waddle Dee was the first newcomer to be planned for Super Smash Bros. Void
*Scrapped Characters include:
**Meowth from the Pokemon Series
**Mimikyu from the Pokemon Series
**Corvilknight from the Pokemon Series
**Eevee from the Pokemon Series
**Unovan Pokemon Trainer from the Pokemon Series
**Ninten from the Earthbound Series
**Black Shadow from the F-Zero Series
**Hector from the Fire Emblem Series
**Ribbon Girl from the ARMS Series
**Rabbid Mario from Mario + Rabbids Series
**Sans from Undertale Series
*Even though Miiverse is in the game, posts won't appear on stage
*Before the inclusion of these characters in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, SSBV originally considered these characters for the roster.
**Byleth from the Fire Emblem Series (He almost didn't make it in)
**Joker from the Persona Series
**Banjo-Kazooie from the Banjo-Kazooie Series
**Steve from the Minecraft Series
==Credit==
*Thepuddlecat for allow me to use his PSSBCharacter template (which has been tweaked a little to respect his wishes)
*Doodlefox for his Pokeball template used for the New Assist Trophy and New Pokemon List.
*ViVyper and Exotoro for their suggestions on the fonts of the character tables.
*SirHighAwesomeParty for pointing out minor mistakes
*Duke of Dorks for his innovative ideas on Smash Brothers, which includes revamps on characters like Peach, Daisy, Samus and Ganondorf and some modes like King of the Hill.
*Font meme for the SSBU font for the title
*Smashwiki for the SSBU character template.
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