Disney All-Stars/Tournament Mode

Tournament Mode (ーナメントモード Tōnamento Mōdo) is a single-player mode in Disney All-Stars. It begins with the selected character's opening cutscene, then afterwards facing a predetermined set of opponents and stages, each preceded by a quick dialogue exchange between characters. The selected character then encounters their respective Rival and confronts them in a 3 live stock match. These Rivals feature unique attacks that are inaccessible to their playable counterparts, allowing the Rival Battles to work as sub-bosses.
Following this, the player confronts the final boss of their route before unlocking an ending alongside a new costume. To continue, the player can either spend Star Coins which subtracts a good amount of their score or spend a Continue ticket that protected their score.
== Bosses ==
Most fighters face a predetermined boss fight at the end of their route, notably a Disney Villain. The player must deplete the boss's HP in order to defeat them. The most common boss is H.E.X on Master Arena, who appears in all routes on the hardest difficulty while having a couple of his own fights outside of it. Several characters replace with a unique boss better suited for their route.
Boss 	Fighter Routes 	Total
H.E.X (Disney Universe) 	Donald Duck, Joy, Bonkers, Homer Simpson, Kermit the Frog, Basil of Baker Street, Pocahontes, Drossel von Flügel, Tron, any Hard Mode run	56
Pete (Mickey and Friends) 	Goofy, Roger Rabbit 	2
Jafar (Aladdin) 	Aladdin, Ian Lightfoot 	2
Davy Jones (Pirates of the Caribbean) 	Jack Sparrow, John Silver, Peter Pan 	3
Oogie Boogie (The Nightmare Before Christmas)	Jack Skellington, Sully and Mike, Molly McGee and Scratch 	3
Shadow Blot (Epic Mickey) 	Mickey, Dipper and Mabel, Bugs, Oswald the Lucky Rabbit 	4
Magica DeSpell (Ducktales) 	Scrooge McDuck, Mirabel Madrigal 	2
Miles Quaritch (James Cameron's Avatar) 	Wall-E, Buzz Lightyear, Stitch, Rallen, Drossel von Flügel, Luke Skywalker, Captain Rex 	7
Shere Khan (The Jungle Book) 	Baloo, Rapunzel, Judy Hopps 	3
Scar (The Lion King) 	Simba, Beast 	2
Tamatoa (Moana) 	Robin Hood, Emperor Kuzko, Raya 	2
Queen of Hearts (Alice in Wonderland) 	Elsa, Mulan, Doc, Sofia the First, Grim 	5
Yokai (Big Hero 6) 	Hiro Hamada, Baymax, Mr. Incredible, Lone Ranger, Luke Skywalker, Captain Marvel 	6
Chernabog (Fantasia) 	Dr. Facilier, Jake Long, Ian Lightfoot, Maleficent, Sora, Goliath 	6
Ursula (The Little Mermaid) 	Ariel, Hercules, Kilala Reno 	3
King Valentino (Wish) 	Asha, Robin Hood 	
Dr. Wily (Mega Man) 	Wreck-It Ralph, Mega Man, Perry the Platypus, Kim Possible, Spider-Man 	4
== Arcade Mode routes ==
Fighter 	Arcade Mode title 	Description 	Inspiration
Mickey Mouse 	The House that the Mouse Built 	As a showcase of the different parts of the Disney universe, Mickey's opponents are the main protagonists of various series, ending with a battle against Maleficent and then Shadow Blot 	Serves as a double reference to both the House of Mouse television series, and Mickey's role as Disney's overall mascot. The battle before Maleficent is made as a nod to the Fantasmic watershow
Donald Duck 	Going Quackers 	Donald's route are all characters who have anger issues, such as Beast, Stitch, Ralph, and Scrooge before battling against H.E.X 	Named after the platformer of the same name, which also went by Quack Attack in Europe
Goofy 	How to Win in a Platform Fighter 	Taking place on stages based around tournaments like Olympus Colosseum, X-Games Arena, and the Piston Cup, Goofy goes up against characters that participate in these kinds of tournaments. The boss Goofy faces against in the end is Pete 	The route was named in a similar fashion to Goofy's "How To" series of shorts. The route itself also serves as a tutorial on the game's more advanced mechanics like short-hopping, wavedashing, etc.
Baloo 	The Bear Neccessities 	Taking place in various jungle-themed stages, Baloo battles against characters with easygoing personality. The route ends with a battle against Shere Khan, calling back to their battle at the end of the original Jungle Book 	Named after the song of the same name, as well as Baloo's philosophy.
Rapunzel 	Rising Sun 	Rapunzel's are all fighters who are related to the sun or fire. The boss battle in this route was Shere Khan, whose fear is connected to fire 	While the name is a reference to the song that plays during Okami's final boss, the title could also reference the Sundrop Flower
Elsa 	Battle Against the Elements 	Elsa ends up fighting characters who mostly use the same elements as her fellow Spirits of the Enchanted Forest. The boss battle in this route is the Queen of Hearts as Elsa takes the role of the White Queen. 	Made as a reference to the Spirits of the Elemental Forest. The battle between Elsa and the Queen of Hearts also serves as an allusion to the Tim Burton adaptation of Alice in Wonderland
Simba/Mufasa 	Circle of Life 	Serving as a nod to his journey from the Oasis to Pride Rock, Simba or Mufasa's journey takes them through a jungle, a cave, a desert, and finally Pride Rock itself where he faces off against Scar. 	Made as a reference to the song of the same name, which itself is a reference to the interpretation that life is an unending cycle of birth and death.
Ariel 	Under the Sea 	All of the characters Ariel battles against have some connection to the sea, like Donald (sailor), Jack Sparrow and Jon Silver (pirates), ending with a battle against Ursula 	References the famous song from the film as well as the underwater nature of Ariel's home of Atlantica
Maleficent/Mal 	Mistress of All Evil/It's Good to Be Bad	Maleficent or Mal battles against all of the game's playable heroes, such as Aladdin, Elsa, Ariel, and the like. The boss character is Chernabog 	Made as a reference to both Maleficent's title, and the Descendants 3 song of the same name.
Dr. Facilier 	Friends on the Other Side 	Many of the characters he fights are those who are aided by other characters. His final boss is Chernabog, a demon. 	Made in reference to the song of the same name and the various voodoo demons that Dr. Facilier sold his soul to.
Jack Skellington 	Holiday Havok 	Jack ends up fighting characters based around the Seven Holiday Kings, ending in a battle against Oogie Boogie over control of Halloween. 	Amusingly, this title is a reference to both the Holiday Worlds, and the WCW and WWE NXT pay-per-view event Halloween Havok
Jack Sparrow 	Drink Up Me Hearties! 	Most of the fighters are based on the Seven Pirate Lords, with the final boss being Davy Jones. 	Made as a nod to Jack Sparrow's drinking habits as well as a lyric in the song A Pirate's Life for Me
Beast 	Renaissance of Heroes 	Beast ends up battling against every character introduced during the Disney Renaissance, ending with a battle against Scar 	Made as a reference to the Disney Renaissance as a whole
Sully and Mike 	Laugh Tactics 101 	In order to train for better comedians, Sully and Mike battle against characters centered around comedy. The boss battle is against Oogie Boogie, a scarer. 	Made as a tongue-and-cheek reference to scare tactics, but done in a way that showcased laughter was much more powerful than screams in the world of Monster's Inc.
Stitch 	Ohana Forever 	Stitch ends up battling against fighters based around Hawaii while the Experiment Pods are active. The final boss is Miles Quaritch in reference to Gantu 	Made in reference to the Hawaiian word Ohana, a key word in the Lilo and Stitch franchise.
Perry the Platypus 	Summer Belongs to You 	Taking place entirely on Danville, Perry battles against various characters that are similar to the different ideas his owners Phineas and Ferb have. The final boss is Dr. Wily, standing in for Dr. Doofensmirtz 	Reference to the Phineas and Ferb special of the same name, as well as it's accompanying theme song
Kim Possible 	Sitch across Dimensions 	Kim ends up battling against most of the other-worldly battles in an attempt to stop Dr. Drakken's plans for inter-dimensional domination, until Dr. Wily hijacks his plans. 	Made in reference to the Kim Possible TV movie, A Sitch in Time, while Dr. Wily hijacking Dr. Drakken's plans is made in reference to Mega Man 5 where a similar occurrence happens to Dr. Cossack
Jake Long 	Magic Mayhem in the Big Apple 	Due to the chaos caused in the magical world, Jake must battle against all of the fantasy-based fighters in an attempt to get to Chernabog to stop his attack on humanity 	The title makes references to New York's nickname of the Big Apple
Peter Pan 	Neverland Tour 	Peter Pan battles against fighters based on the different races within Neverland, ending with a battle against Davy Jones who stands in for Captain Hook. 	
Ian Lightfoot 	Quest of Yore 	Wanting to get better in his wizardry, Ian Lightfoot battles against the different magicians and mages in the game, ending with a battle against Chernabog 	The title of the route makes reference to the Quests of Yore game in the world of Onward
Asha 	When You Make A Wish 	Fitting the theme of her movie, all of the fighters are characters who made a wish on the wishing star before facing off against King Magnifico 	Serving both as a reference to her debut film as well as the song "When You Make a Wish Upon a Star" from Pinocchio.
Robin Hood 	Steal from the Rich, Give to the Poor 	Robin's fighters all include very rich but also very greedy characters, ending with a battle against King Magnifico 	King Magnifico serves as a stand-in for Prince John
Woody 	Toy Box of Adventure! 	Woody ends up battling against characters connected to Pixar. The final boss is Yokai, who represent supervillains. 	Made in reference to the Toy Story of Terror TV special
Lone Ranger 	The Lone Ranger Rides Again! 	Most of the fights The Lone Ranger takes part in are all references to the many radio serials in The Lone Ranger's history. The boss character he fights is Yokai, a criminal 	Made in reference to the initially lost film serial of the same name
Wreck-It Ralph 	Game Central Chaos 	Ralph ends up battling against fighters who had some of the best licensed games on the market in the base game, or against fighters who originated from video games in the Diamond Edition. The final boss in the route is H.E.X, who himself originated from a video game.	References Game Central Station, a key location in the Wreck-it Ralph universe
Buzz Lightyear 	To Infinity and Beyond! 	All of Buzz's opponents are sci-fi related fighters. The final boss is Miles Quartich 	Made as a reference to Buzz's iconic catchphrase
John Silver 	Loot of a Thousand Worlds 	As a space pirate, John Silver battles against most of the richest characters in the roster, ending with a battle against Tamatoa in order to steal his treasure. 	References the location of Treasure Planet, and the title of the loot of a thousand worlds.
Mr. Incredible 	Incredible Comeback 	As a hero, Mr. Incredible begins to battle against all of the game's playable villains, ending with a battle against Yokai. 	Mostly meant as a nod to the plot of the Incredibles, namely a superhero coming out of retirement
Baymax 	Are You Satisfied With Your Care? 	The opponents are characters who require some kind of care, whether that be physical or mental. The final boss is Yokai 	The title is made in reference to one of Baymax's iconic quotes
Wall-E 	Enviromental Directive 	All of the characters are nature-themed fighters, likely to serve as a juxtapose to the current state of Earth at the start of Wall-E's film. The boss character of his route is Miles Quartich 	A nod to Eve and her directive to bring back any signs of life from Earth to the Axiom
Joy 	Sweet Emotions 	Each of the fighters represent the emotions within a person's body. The final boss is H.E.X 	Made as a reference to the song Sweet Emotion by Aerosmith, which was used in the promotional material in Inside Out
Scrooge McDuck 	The Quest for Gold 	All of the fighters are made in reference to all of the bosses in the original Ducktales NES game, ending with a battle against Magica DeSpell 	Made as a reference to the Ducktales game of the same name.
Hiro Hamada 	Battle in the Bay 	Hiro ends up battling against characters who are similar to his fellow team mates in Big Hero 6, before fighting against Yokai with Baymax by his side. 	The title references the 3DS game, Big Hero 6: Battle in the Bay,
Dipper and Mabel 	Cancelling Weirdmageddon 	Dipper and Mabel battle against many of the playable magic users and mechanically unusual fighters, before culminating in a battle against the Shadow Blot 	
Bonkers 	On the Case! 	In order to solve a case involving a toon killer, Bonkers ends up teaming up with classic cartoon characters in a boss rush, with H.E.X as the final boss to defeat 	
Hercules 	Glory in the Games 	Hercules enters battles against physical fighters and complete challenges that culminate in a battle against Ursula 	Hercules' route is meant as an homage to the 1P game of Super Smash Bros.
Mulan 	Honor to Us All 	Most of her battles are against various characters who are warriors, with her fighting the Queen of Hearts, the opposite of the Chinese emperor 	
Hopper 	Harvesting Heist 	All of the fighters Hopper battles against are nature-based characters 	
Homer Simpson 	Hit and Run 	Each of the fighters are references to some of the most iconic episodes of Simpsons history, culminating in a battle against H.E.X 	The name is based on the game Simpsons Hit and Run
Kermit the Frog 	MuppetMania 	All of the fighters are based on the various Muppet movies and specials. The boss character is H.E.X 	The title itself has two references, namely a parody of the WWE pay-per-view event WrestleMania, but also the racing game Muppet RaceMania
Mega Man 	Mega Legends 	In reference to the 35th anniversary of the franchise, Mega Man faces off against characters referencing the most iconic Robot Masters from the classic series, culminating in a battle against Dr. Wily 	The title is done in reference to name of Mega Man's Final Smash in Super Smash Bros.
Bugs Bunny 	The Merry-Go-Round Broke Down 	All of Bug's opponents reference all of Looney Tunes' most iconic characters, ending in a battle against the Shadow Blot 	The title references the main theme of the Looney Tunes franchise as a whole
Raya 	Kumandra as One 	All fought on Raya's stage, each of the fights represent the different tribes in the land of Kumandra. The boss at the end of her route is Tamatoa. 	
Mirabel Madrigal 	To the Sixtieth Power 	Each of the fighters all come from, or stand in for, all of the milestone films in the Disney Animated Canon. The boss fight is against Magica DeSpell, likely to serve as a dark counterpart to Mirabel's Abuela 	The title is mostly based on how Encanto is the 60th film in the Disney Animated Canon
Sora 	Link to All 	Sora ends up battling alongside Donald and Goofy against villains based on the worlds featured in the original Kingdom Hearts, culminating in a battle against Chernabog 	
Spider-Man 	Tales To Amaze 	All of the battles Spider-Man faces off against are all inspired by the Sinister Six. The final boss is against Dr. Wily, who stands in for Dr. Octopus 	
Basil of Baker Street 	Mystery in the Mist 	Basil begins to traverse the streets of London, battling against several mechanical fighters before battling against H.E.X 	
Pocahontes 	Colors of the Wind 	Pocahontes' opponents are mostly based on the forest. Her final boss is H.E.X, battling against a technological foe to protect the forest 	
Luke Skywalker 	Master of Soresu 	In reference to the fighting game of the same name, all of the fighters utilize swordplay. Luke's final boss is against Yokai, whose standing in for Darth Vader 	
Drossel von Flügel 	Robotic Revolution 	Drossel's opponents are all machines similar to herself. Her final boss is H.E.X, an A.I 	
Roger Rabbit 	What a Maroon 	Roger battles against all of the classic cartoon characters in the roster, culminating in a battle against Pete 	Mostly based on the classic insult used in cartoons, as well as a nod to Maroon Studios
Molly McGee and Scratch	Don't Give Up the Ghost! 	Molly ends up fighting against fighters who deal in curses. They end up facing off against Magica DeSpell 	
Grim 	School's Out 	Grim ends up battling against both bosses and fighters who represent the dorms in Night Raven College, with his final boss being against the Queen of Hearts, the head of the first dorm Heartslablyl 	
Goliath 	Defending the Night 	Battling against different fantasy villains in city stages, Goliath fights to protect the night before facing off against Chernabog 	
Kilala Reno 	Princess Diary 	A simple battle against all of the game's playable Disney Princesses. Kilala eventually battles against Ursula 	
Judy Hopps 	Try Everything 	Judy battles against all of the game's animal fighters, both anthropomorphic and talking. The final boss is against Shere Khan, in reference to his TaleSpin counterpart. 	
Sofia 	Royal Rumble 	In reference to King Dedede's Classic Mode route, Sofia's opponents are characters with royal titles, positions, or monikers. The final boss is the Queen of Hearts. 	
Doc 	High Ho! 	All of the fighters Doc battles against are all based on the other Seven Dwarves, ending in a battle against the Queen of Hearts 	
Captain Rex 	Clone Wars 	Captain Rex battles against characters who have, or encountered, clones. His final boss is against Miles Quartich 	
Rallen 	Beyond the Portals 	Rallen's opponents are against fighters based on the different Krawl bosses, ending in a battle against Miles Quaritch 	
Tron 	De-Rezzed 	Each of Tron's opponents deal with the different 'games' shown throughout the two Tron films. The final battle, fittingly enough, is against the rogue A.I H.E.X 	Tron's battle against H.E.X is meant as a nod to the final battle in Tron where the Users fought against the MCP
Oswald the Lucky Rabbit	Celebration of Magic 	As the final character in the game, Oswald battles against characters that represent the different eras in Disney history, culminating in a battle against the Shadow Blot. 	
== Rivalries ==
In Arcade mode, each character has a designated Rival battle before the boss with the song playing being the player character's main theme. Rivalries are entirely mutual, and they are all based around an Easter Egg, which, in this case, happens to be a bit of information, be it well-known or little known, regarding the two characters and/or their franchises.
=== Base game Rivalries ===
Rivalry 	Reasoning
Mickey vs Donald 	   - Both are the most iconic Disney mascots
   - Already has an established rivalry given how many times Donald's tried to usurp Mickey
Goofy vs Baloo 	   - Both are the stars of Disney Afternoon shows that has them serve as teachers for a younger person (Goofy has his son Max and Baloo has Kit Cloudkicker)
   - Both are associated with flight (Goofy attempted to fly in Goofy's Glider, while Baloo was a cargo plane pilot in TaleSpin)
Elsa vs Rapunzel 	   - Both are two of the most iconic modern Disney Princesses
   - Both princesses' movies have similar formulas (fairytale adaptations that play with classic Disney tropes)
   - Rapunzel, Flynn, and Rapunzel's tower appeared as a cameo in Frozen
Simba vs Ariel 	   - The Little Mermaid and The Lion King are two of the most iconic movies from the Disney Renaissance
   - Both are royalty, being a prince and princess respectively
   - They go through similar arcs of self-discovery (Simba goes through overcoming his guilt while Ariel learns to curb her desire for something more)
Maleficent vs Dr. Facilier 	   - Both represent classic and modern Disney villains
   - Both utilize a form of dark magic (Maleficent uses classical dark magic while Dr. Facilier uses voodoo magic)
Jack Sparrow vs Jack Skellington	   - Both share the same first name
   - Jack Sparrow has encountered the undead before in the first Pirates movie
   - The matchup was featured in an issue of the Disney Adventures Magazine
   - Johnny Depp has been a recurring actor in many of Tim Burton's films
Aladdin vs Emperor Kuzko 	   - Serves as a rags vs riches matchup
   - Both use magic in their movesets (Aladdin with the Genie, Kuzko with his potions)
   - Both have a similar arrogant vibe to them at the start of their stories before they learn humility by the end, although Kuzko does still have his bravado
Beast vs Sully and Mike 	   - Both are monsters with a hidden side, with Beast being a human cursed into a monstrous form while Sully and Mike are monsters working to scare and later entertain humans to power their world
Stitch vs Perry the Platypus 	   - Alien vs Secret Agent
   - Both Lilo and Stitch: The Series have crossed over with multiple Disney properties (Lilo and Stitch: The Series have crossed over with Kim Possible, Recess, American Dragon: Jake Long, and The Proud Family, while Phineas and Ferb crossed over with Marvel Comics, Star Wars, and Milo Murphy's Law)
Kim Possible vs Jake Long 	   - Both come from 2000s era Disney Channel shows
   - Both are super heroes of different kinds (publicly known and secret)
Peter Pan vs Ian Lightfoot 	   - A battle between youths, with one serving to represent the ignorance of childhood and the reality of adulthood
   - A battle between speed and technique
Asha vs Robin Hood 	- Both were released on key anniversary years with Robin Hood being released during Disney's 50th anniversary and Asha as well as the game as a whole being released during Disney's 100th anniversary
Woody vs The Lone Ranger 	   - A battle between the realistic cowboy and the cartoon cowbow
Buzz Lightyear vs John Silver 	   - A classic bout between space ranger and space pirate
Wreck-it Ralph vs Mr. Incredible	   - Both are big heavy bruisers who use their fists
   - Serves as the classic hero vs villain rivalry
Baymax vs Wall-E 	   - Both are machines who evolved out of their original purpose, almost developing a soul
   - Both were damaged in the climax, only to be rebuilt for the ending
Joy vs Scrooge McDuck 	   - A showcase of young optimism vs old experience
Kermit the Frog vs Hiro Hamada 	   - A minor reference to the Epic Rap Battles of History battle between Jim Henson and Stan Lee
   - Both come from franchises that were acquired by Disney
Dipper and Mabel vs Hopper 	- Ment as a loose nod to Charlene, a bug-like villain from the series
Hercules vs Mulan 	- Both are Disney Renaissance characters based on mythological figures
Bonkers vs Homer Simpson 	- A battle between the hyperactive and energetic cop and the lazy and lethergic plant worker
- Both live in extremely chaotic cities (Toowntown and Springfield)
Mega Man vs Bugs Bunny 	- A battle between mammal vs machine
- Both are the only third-party characters in Disney All-Stars
Raya vs Mirabel Madrigal 	   - Both are the main protagonists of the films that preceded Disney All-Star's release
   - Both deal with generational trauma
=== Diamond Edition Rivalries ===
Initially, outside of Raya and Mirabel, all of the FastPass characters lacked Rivalries in their Tournament Mode routes. However, they would later receive dedicated rival battles complete with dialogue and cutscenes.
Rivalry 	Reasoning
Sora vs Luke Skywalker 	   - Both are chosen ones caught in a battle between the darkness and the light
Spider-Man vs Goliath 	   - A battle between the two defenders of New York
   - Serves as a minor reference to the Green Goblin, Spider-Man's most iconic villain whose Ultimate counterpart almost resembles the Gargoyles
Basil of Baker Street vs Judy Hopps 	   - Both are law enforcement agents who work with the police to solve crimes, on top of battling against masterminds who tried to manipulate the government
Pocahontas vs Kida 	   - Both are native princesses who end up in similar stories of explorers finding their undiscovered and lost worlds respectively.
Tron vs Drossel von Flügel 	   - Both are machines in a futuristic world
   - Serves a battle between Eastern machines and Western machines
Sofia the First vs Kilala Reno 	   - Both are unofficial Disney Princesses
   - Both utilize a special accessory they wear (The Amulet of Avalor and the Magic Tiara) tend to connect them to the other Disney Princesses
Molly McGee and Scratch vs Roger Rabbit	   - Both are comedy-based character, each representing a different style of comedy (Molly and Scratch pull off a funny man and straight man, while Roger Rabbit focuses on the slapstick school of comedy)
Rallen vs Grim 	   - Another fantasy vs sci-fi based matchup, both Rallen and Grim originate from Disney-produced video games
Ms. Marvel vs Captain Rex 	   - Both are soldiers who have defied their initial orders and battled against the empires they initially served under
   - Done in reference to the collaboration between Marvel Comics and Star Wars
Doc vs Oswald the Lucky Rabbit 	   - Both are the oldest playable characters in the roster, both in-universe and out of it
== Trivia ==
* To be added...
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