Super Smash Bros. Platoon

Super Smash Bros. Platoon (大乱闘スマッシュブラザーズ Ｕｎｉｔｅｄ/Dairantō Sumasshu Burazāzu Yunaiteddo in japanese) is an installment of the Super Smash Bros. series for the Game Boy Neo, and the successor of Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.
It was released for preorder and pre-loading on November 5th, somewhen in the 2020s.
==Gameplay==
The game retains much of the gameplay and modes from previous smash games, with various game modes returning from previous games to appeal to both a casual and competitive audience.
The main new mechanic of the game is the heavily revamped tag team system. Not only is it a new rule for Smash rather than Squad Strike (Though it also appears in other modes), the "tag" part is brought into play in a much different way. Not only do fighters in your team get tagged in when your active character gets KO'd, you can also manually tag them in. This introduces a new mechanic called a "Tagging Move", which allows the fighter being tagged in to immediate attack, healing damage to the formerly active fighter proportionate to the amount of damage the attack deals. However, these attacks are slow, inaccurate, or both, so you need to time them precisely to get them to work. Additionally, there is a cooldown for when you can tag characters in and out, the default being about 10 seconds.
===Smash===
Before the fight, the player can select or create rules such as the St method, items, turning Tag Team on and off, how long the cooldown for tagging is (or if there is any at all), etc.
====KO Methods====
*Time: Score is based on how many KOs each player gets before the timer runs out. If Tag Team is turned on, you can tag in and out your fighters as you please with no restrictions.
*Stock: Similar to "Lives" in other fighting games, you have a limited number of "stock", indicating how many times you can be KO'd before being out of the game, with the last one standing being the winner. In Tag Team, you can have as many fighters as you like as long as they are divided evenly between the stock (1 per stock on 3 stock, 1 per 2 stock on 4, etc).
*Stamina: KOs are based on health. In tag team, your health is divided between your characters.
====Tourney====
In this mode, you choose the number of players (Up to 64, double the amount in Ultimate) and the bracket type, and the game will automatically generate a tournament bracket based on your input.
====Special Smash====
In this mode, you can select various traits to add to each fighter. Smashdown also returns from Ulitimate, allowing you to play as each fighter only once, battling until there is no one left.
===Classic===
Fight through enemies one by one in a linear path to the end. Like in Ultimate, each character has their own pre-determined and themed path.
===Stadium===
Back by popular demand, Stadium gives you the oppurtunity to play a variety of fun minigames.
====Home Run Contest====
With nothing but one character and a home-run bat, you see how far you can launch Sandbag. You can also compete with up to four players, with the farthest launcher winning.
====Break the Targets====
Run around a maze-like area and see how many targets you can break. There are ten maps to choose from.
===Spirit Board===
Battle characters with special conditions to fit a certain character. Unlike in Ultimate, you get the spirit simply for beating the opponent, rather than having to release them with a minigame.
===Training===
This mode allows players to test their skills on NPCs.
==Fighters==
Name 	Image	Series	Costumes	Moves
Mario 	 	 	
*Default
*Classic
*Blue (Mario Bros.)
*Black (Foreman Spike)
*Green (Wrecking Crew)
*Purple (Waluigi)
*White (Fire)
*Yellow (Wario)
*Builder
*Wedding	
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==Stages==
==Spirits==
==Assist Trophies==
Name 	Image	Series	Ability	KO
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Akira 	 	 	TBA 	
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Ashley 	 	 	TBA 	
Jeff 	 	 	TBA 	
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Takamaru 	 	 	TBA 	
Waluigi 	 	 	TBA 	
Black Knight 	 	 	TBA 	
Rodin 	 	 	TBA 	
Knuckles 	 	 	TBA 	
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Sukapon 	 	 	TBA 	
Arcade Bunny 	 	 	TBA 	
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Kapp'n 	 	 	TBA 	
Thwomp 	 	 	TBA 	
Spring Man 	 	 	TBA 	
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