Super Smash Bros. Scuffle

Super Smash Bros. Scuffle is a fanmade fighting game developed by Sora Ltd. It is the 7th game in the series. It is planned to be released on the Nintendo Hypercube. It is part of the exclusive deal between Nintendo and GD Gaming Studios. A sequel is being planned under the name of Super Smash Bros. Crusade.
==Single Player Modes==
===Classic===
Classic Mode is a returning feature. In this mode, players select a difficulty, the amount of lives they want (from 1 to 5), and their own character, as they fight opponents and clear mini stages. These battles can range from normal battles, to having your opponents be metal or giant (with or without allys as well), or fight more than one at once (with or without allys as well). If the player makes it to the end, they will fight Master Hand, and Crazy Hand sometimes depending on the conditions met.
The universes within each stage and what form of battle they can be fought under are listed below.
*Stage 1: Legend Of Zelda, Normal 
*Stage 1: Pokemon, Normal, Team (With Ally) or Multi 
*Stage 1: Yoshi, Donkey Kong, or Wario, Normal, Team (With Ally), Giant (With 2 Allys), or Metal (With Ally)
*Stage 2: Kirby, Normal, Team (Without Ally), Giant (With Ally), or Metal (With Ally)
*Stage 2: Break The Targets!
*Stage 2: Fire Emblem, Kid Icarus, or Dillon, Normal, Team (Without Ally), or Giant (Without Ally)
*Stage 3: Metroid, Star Fox, or Pikmin, Normal, Team (Without Ally), Metal (Without Ally), or Multi
*Stage 3: Earthbound, Ice Climbers, or F-Zero, Normal, Metal (Without Ally), or Giant (Without Ally)
*Stage 3: Super Mario Bros, Normal, Metal (Without Ally), Giant (Without Ally), or Team (Without Ally)
*Stage 4: Break The Targets! (1 level higher, if on Intense there is a repeat)
*Stage 4: Animal Crossing, Wii Fit, or Splatoon, Normal, Team (Without Ally), Giant (Without Ally), or Metal (Without Ally)
*Stage 4: R.O.B, Punch Out, or Chibi Robo, Normal, Giant (Without Ally), or Metal (Without Ally)
*Stage 5: Mr. Game and Watch, Normal, Giant (Without Ally), Metal (Without Ally), or Team
*Stage 5: Mole Mania and Mysterious Murasame Castle, Normal
*Stage 5: Free-For All
*Stage 6: Fighting Data Team
*Stage 6: Metal Mario and Metal Luigi
*Stage 6: Mini-All Star Mode (10 Characters)
*Stage 7: Master Hand 
*Stage 7: Master and Crazy Hand (Final Hands under certain conditions)
===All-Star===
In All Star, players fight every character in groups via series, with the series being at random. There are only 3 Maximum Tomatos you can use to heal. This mode is unlocked by getting every character.
===Events===
Events make a return from Brawl in both single and co-op form. Not much has been changed from before.
===Stadium===
Stadium makes a return in this game as well; featuring different minigames. So far all the minigames from Brawl are returning.
== Playable Characters==
One of the biggest focuses in the game is the addition of new and unique characters to the roster. The game is confirmed to have at least 60 characters and a random slot, equalling a total of 61 slots on the roster. DLC was planned at first but was ultimately canceled.
Bolded names refer to unlockable characters.
Picture	Name 	Series 	Description
 	Mario 	Mario 	
Mario is ready to battle! Nintendo's mascot simply doesn't seem to miss out on a tournament like this. Mario is the balanced character of the group, with no real attributes that stand out, making him a perfect choice for beginners.
Dr. Mario is also an alternate, returning from Melee. Dr. Mario is his own character with his Melee moveset, and 8 colors as well, but is mixed into Mario's slot.
 	Luigi 	Mario 	Luigi, the green wonder, jumps into battle! Being under Mario's shadow for so long has given him his own unique moveset against foes. Watch out for his Final Smash, the Poltergust 5000! It'll suck anybody it can in.
 	Peach 	Mario 	Peach, the princess of the Mushroom Kingdom, steps in! Peach is often kidnapped, but she's tough. She's got great aerial mobilty, and her frying pan packs a wallop! A couple of her attacks have been changed from before.
 	Bowser 	Mario 	
Bowser, the king of Koopas will tear the competition! This big brute is what looks to be your average heavyweight-hard to knock out and packing a punch, yet really slow. Don't let this fool you-his versatile attacks make him one of the toughest opponents.
An alternate version of this character is Dry Bowser, who has blue fire instead of red. There's no difference, however.
 	Toads 	Mario 	
Captain Toad, ready for adventure! He mainly attacks using different elements that he uses during his adventures, like his headlamp or the Super Pickaxe. His heavy backpack lowers his jump, which is bad for a light character like him, but he can choose to empty it which increases his jump power but lowers his attacking strength.
 	Rosalina 	Mario 	Rosalina (and Luma) launch into battle! This cosmic duo fights together, sort of-Rosalina uses the Luma as a puppet to attack from far distances. Despite being one of the tallest characters, she is very light and slow.
 	Yoshi 	Yoshi 	Yoshi flutters into the competition! This cute little fellow loves eating-so much, in fact, that his signature move is eating opponents and turning them into eggs! You can then use the eggs as projectiles.
 	Wario 	Wario 	It's a him, Wario! The greedy, obnoxious, almost complete opposite of Mario, his attacks also are different from his "doppelganger". Despite his weight, he's a fairly quick fighter who can combo quickly.
 	Link 	Legend Of Zelda 	Link, the hero of time slashes through! Link's a man of many words, displaying his emotions through his attacks. He's got a ton of weapons, from the Master Sword to his trusty boomerangs and bombs...you won't know what's coming till it does!
 	Ganondorf 	Legend Of Zelda 	Ganondorf, the king of evil is ready for duel! This man is a large monstrosity-all of his moves pack a huge punch. However, he's notoriously slow and take a while to charge up. If you can master how to hit with this man, nobody can stop you.
 	Zelda 	Legend Of Zelda 	Zelda, the princess of Hyrule arrives! She is well known for her magical attacks with many effects, though she is quite slow. However, she makes up for her slowness with some of the best ranged weapons, so there's no need to move up close.
 	Sheik 	Legend Of Zelda 	Sheik appears on the scene! Unlike her alterego Zelda, Sheik is quick, strikes fast, and uses many different weapons such as needles and chains to attack rather than magic like Zelda.
 	Toon Link 	Legend Of Zelda 	Toon Link slashes through!...Wait, what? He may look like an alternate Link, but his specials have been changed a bit to give him some more variety, as he uses the weapons from the games he appears in.
 	Donkey Kong 	Donkey Kong 	Donkey Kong is charging through! He's not monkeying around-though he's really powerful, he's one of the quickest heavyweights. He constantly attacks with brute force, being a good close-in fighter. This gorilla's meant to stay in the ring!
 	Diddy Kong 	Donkey Kong 	Diddy Kong barrels in! Diddy is back to fight once more. Quick and agile, Diddy uses a peanut gun, his rocketbarrels, and banana peels to fight. With his great agility it'll be tough to keep up!
 	King K. Rool 	Donkey Kong 	
King K. Rool rules the competition! This heavyweight brute carries a lot of variety in his attacks, using weapons such as the Blunderbuss from his different alteregos to fight. Despite his power and variety, King K. Rool is by far the slowest character in the game.
King K. Rool is known for having the most alts out of any character, those being Kaptain K. Rool, Baron K. Roolenstein, and Krusher K. Rool.
 	Samus 	Metroid 	
Samus, the galactic bounty hunter, enters the fray! Sure, Samus may be a girl, but that doesn't stop her from beating on her foes. She attacks with many futuristic weapons such as the Morph Ball and Laser Cannon.
 	Zero Suit Samus 	Metroid 	Zero Suit Samus "zeroes in"! If that makes any sense. Unlike the original Samus, a heavy armor-clad fighter who attacks with missiles and bombs, Zero Suit Samus is quick and has great range, and her jet boots give her great kicks. She also carries a plasma whip.
 	Ridley 	Metroid 	
Ridley hunts down the battle! And this time, he finally makes his big playable entrance, because nobody is possibly too large for this scuffle. This ferocious Space Pirate is surprising light for his large size, but his aerial game is great. He attacks with sharp fangs and claws, and breathing fireballs.
 	Fox 	Star Fox 	
Star Fox, reporting for duty! Taking a break from flying through the Arwing, this...well, fox, shows his impressive skills. He has many inventions on his side, such as his blaster and reflector. He's a fast-paced foe.
 	Falco 	Star Fox 	
Falco flies in! Falco is the partner of Fox in his galactic journey, but he's not going to be outshined by Fox. Falco's gotten a better aerial game now, and his attacks are slightly more powerful. He also has a new final smash, the Arwing.
 	Slippy 	Star Fox 	
Slippy Toad is on the mission! Slippy is a newcomer for the game, and attacks opponents with the different machines he has made throughout the series. He also uses the Blue Marine as a Final Smash.
 	Kirby 	Kirby 	Kirby sucks up the competition! Yes, Kirby sucks. Literally! Kirby's trademark technique is inhaling foes and copying their abilities, which can prove to be a mighty ability in order to defeat anybody in his way. Fight fire with fire!
 	King Dedede 	Kirby 	King Dedede, the self proclaimed king of Dream Land is heading in with his hammer! What makes this heavyweight unique is that he doesn't fight directly that much-he uses his hammer or minions for most of his attacks. He can inhale like Kirby, but can't copy any abilities!
 	Meta Knight 	Kirby 	Meta Knight, the masked knight cometh! His blinding speed and his quick sword make him a great player for combos, although most of his attacks are weaker for this reason.
 	Bandana Dee 	Kirby 	Bandana Dee enters the arena! This lovable character attacks with a bunch of attacks, from using his spear, to blocking hits with a parasol, and even turning into a ball!
 	Pikachu 	Pokemon 	Pikachu, I choose you! The Mouse Pokemon is a fan favorite, and it's no shock why, since his electrical powers can't be matched. This nimble Pokemon attacks with many electric-based attacks.
 	Jigglypuff 	Pokemon 	A wild Jigglypuff attacked! This cute round adversary is known for its cuddliness, but it's dangerous in battle. It's moveset has been modified from past games thanks to its newly recieved Fairy type.
 	Lucario 	Pokemon 	Lucario, the Aura Pokemon appears! Lucario has a unique gimmick with his Aura. The more damage it takes, the more damage it deals. Use this advantage wisely, and you have one of the most powerful fighters.
 	Victini 	Pokemon 	The Victory Pokemon, Victini, fights its way to victory! Being a Pokemon that can grant the power of winning to it's trainer, it uses a special gimmick that allows it to power up every time it KOs an opponent and unleash blazing attacks once it KOs enough.
 	Hawlucha 	Pokemon 	
Soaring in from Kalos, is the mighty Hawlucha!! A true wrestler of the land and sky, he can attack opponents with the devestating power of his blinding kicks! In the air, he soars gracefully and yet manages to be brutal! He is the master of the air throw!
 	Pit 	Kid Icarus 	Pit! Sorry to keep you waiting! The angel from Skyworld returns to the ring once more, and it's about time! His moveset is a little more similar to Brawl, where he attacks with the various weapons he can recieve in Kid Icarus: Uprising.
 	Palutena 	Kid Icarus 	Palutena the goddess of light shines down! Palutena has made it into the competition, where she attacks with her mystical powers. Most of her attacks are ranged, so she's not going to do too much damage up close and personal.
 	Dark Pit 	Kid Icarus 	Dark Pit crashes the party! While normally most would assume him to be an alt, he has a very different moveset and even different mechanics from Pit, actually being able to fly with the power of Pandora and using different weapons such as the Ogre Club and the Dark Pit Staff.
 	Olimar 	Pikmin 	Olimar comes down to fight! Olimar isn't really a fighter-one can tell just by his looks. Don't judge a book by his cover, though. He commands a huge army of Pikmin in battle. He can summon Red, Blue, Yellow, Purple, White, and Rock Pikmin, each with different powers.
 	Ness 	Earthbound 	Ness storms in! Ness looks like an ordinary boy, but he has extraordinary powers, such as PK Fire, PK Thunder, and more. He's a pretty neutral character, similar to Mario. His most devastating attack is the PK Starstorm.
 	Captain Falcon 	F-Zero 	Falcon....PUNCH!! Yes, yes, the glorious punch has returned, alongside its user, Captain Falcon! Captain Falcon is a quick man with quite powerful, but long to charge attacks. However, if you time his hits just right, you can knock back your foes very far!
 	Dillon 	Dillon's Rolling Western	Dillon dashes in! A speedy foe who can use powerful quick charges to grind against foes. He can even set up different towers from his game to act as stationary attack launchers.
 	Marth 	Fire Emblem 	
Marth, the noble prince enters the duel! Marth is a mainly average character-a quick foe with a nimble sword used to fight, the Falchion. However, the different ways you attack with the sword all have different amounts of power and knockback. Marth is a strategetic character, and if you can strike with the tip you'll hit harder.
Lucina is also an alternate this time around, but her sword still remains powerful throughout the entirety of the blade.
 	Ike 	Fire Emblem 	Ike fights for his friends! Ike is a monster at attacking-He has so much power that it rivals even Little Mac, and his smash attacks have the capability to knock out opponents even when they have taken no damage. In exchange for this, he is extremely slow and his sword moves take a while to use.
 	Robin 	Fire Emblem 	
Robin brings the thunder! The avatar of Fire Emblem: Awakening is not just another blue-haired sworduser. For one, his hair is white, and his sword has electrical attributes. Second off, he can use many different tomes such as the Thoron or Elwind.
 	Ice Climbers 	Ice Climbers 	The Ice Climbers are reaching for the top! These two fight as a duo, and you can't have one without the other, or you'll lose a lot of power. Their moveset is designed to make the most out of having both climbers alive.
 	Villager 	Animal Crossing 	
Villager moves in! The Villager is certainly a unique fighter, attacking with items you normally thought wouldn't harm you and using many different weapons like nets or gardening sets. His most frightening weapon is his pocket, where he can put projectiles of any kind in them and toss them back out.
 	Wii Fit Trainer 	Wii Fit 	
The Wii Fit Trainer weighs in! She's an athletic guide who attacks using exercise. As odd as it sounds, it's effective, and she's a pro when it comes to moving and dodging, so it'll be hard to land a hit.
 	Little Mac 	Punch-Out!! 	
Little Mac punches in! A true blue fighter, Little Mac has a ton of punches he can use against you. His most powerful punch is the Star Punch, which, once readied, is almost always a knockout. He's not the best aerial fighter though, so keep him on ground.
 	R.O.B 	Gyromite 	
R.O.B builds back in! This robot is ready to fight once more, and he has some new attacks in a changed moveset. In addition, he's also heavier and quicker. Watch out for his Diffusion Beam., which has now become a chargeable move of his normal moveset.
 	Chibi Robo 	Chibi Robo 	Chibi Robo plugs in! Chibi Robo is a very technical character who can switch through many different appliances to use. You'll need to watch and make sure that he doesn't run out of battery, though. If you can charge the battery enough, you can let loose a devastating outage attack!
 	Muddy Mole 	Mole Mania 	Muddy Mole digs through! Muddy brings with him a very strategetic form of attacking: burrowing underground and popping up to surprise opponents. It breaks through guards, but it's difficult to tell where you are. Muddy can even build pitfalls!
 	Takamaru 	Nazo no Murasame 	Takamaru sneaks into the battle! A samurai with many plentiful weapons such as his trusty katana, shurikens, and even smoke bombs that let Takamaru disappear. Takamaru can't use his ammunition forever, though. The more "money" he obtains by landing successful hits, the better scrolls you can get to earn more ammunition!
 	Inkling 	Splatoon 	Inkling paints the town red! (And a bunch of other colors, really.) The Inkling is normally a balanced character, with pretty mediocre stats all around. Things start to change when the ink she fights with marks the battlefield, so she can speed up as a squid! With enough ink, you can power up with a Super Weapon!
 	Mr. Game and Watch	Game and Watch 	Mr. Game and Watch frames in! He may move a bit awkwardly, but Game and Watch is a unique character. He's one of the lightest characters in the game, but he has a very small hitbox due to being 2-dimensional. He also has a couple of unique moves, such as storing projectiles to charge power.
 	Primid 	Super Smash Bros. 	A Primid enters the brawl! Though this nasty little Shadow Bug creature may be small, they're trained to use an arsenal of weapons, such as boomerangs, guns, and even super spicy peppers that give them a hot breath,
 	Sonic 	Sonic 	Sonic dashes back in! The Blue Blur returns to Super Smash Bros. Scuffle, with a few adjustments. Similar to Mario, he's a pretty average fighter, with decent power. Where he shines, however, is his speed. Sonic runs so fast that he can actually cause damage by rolling into you at full speed! However, he skids a lot, meaning his speed could be his own demise.
 	Mega Man 	Mega Man 	Mega Man rejoins the battle! The blue robot returns for another round in Super Smash Bros. Scuffle. He has a wide variety of moves, and I mean WIDE. With all the moves from the different Robot Masters, he's very unpredictable.
 	Black Mage 	Final Fantasy 	Black Mage warps in! The last third party character comes from Final Fantasy. Black Mage attacks with a wide variety of attacks and magic from the games that he appears in, and can inflict a variety of negative statuses on opponents.
 	Nikki 	Swapnote 	Nikki has noted to join the competition! The Mii that walks you through the Swapnote app is here to fight. She might not look tough, but she's a tricky character who uses Swapnotes and different 3DS element to fight. 
==Stages==
There are confirmed to be around 40-50 new stages. Retro stages from Brawl return. Italics signify an unlockable stage.
Picture	Name 	Series 	Description
 	Battlefield 	Super Smash Bros.	A rather simple stage that lets players concentrate on fighting. It consists of one giant platform with three smaller floating platforms. It's also where you fight the Fighting Data Team.
 	Final Destination 	Super Smash Bros.	Another simple stage. It is one large platform, with no gimmicks what so ever. This is the same arena where you fight Master Hand, Crazy Hand, and Giga Bowser.
 	Meta Crystal 2.0 	Super Smash Bros.	A small arena that consists of one main platform. There are large crystals in the backgrounds, and sometimes they go down and then emerge into the front, acting as seperate platforms. You fight Metal Mario and Metal Luigi here.
 	Sprixie Kingdom 	Mario 	
This is a scrolling stage based off some of the different levels from Super Mario 3D World.
The level starts off in Super Bell Hill, which is a mostly plain area with different Clear Pipes that can be walked through.
The screen then transitions to Shadow Play Alley, where characters appear as shadows and Fuzzys will sometimes appear moving across a line to damage opponents. 
The players then go to Hisstocrat's arena, where you fight Hisstocrat himself. When defeated, he'll unleash a swarm of falling coins that hurts the opponents of the person who landed the last hit on him. The screen then goes back to Super Bell Hill.
 	Mario Stadium 	Mario 	Batter up! This stage takes place in a baseball field in an all day match from the stadium full day to the pretty night, with the Comet Observatory in the background. Flying baseballs can deal great knockback, but it's hard to get Screen KOs.
 	Waluigi Pinball 	Mario 	Waluigi Pinball is the Mario Kart stage of this game. In this brightly decorated area, there are bumpers in the background that knock pinballs through the field.
 	Bowser Castle 	Mario 	A hazard filled stage based on the New Super Mario Bros. series, it features enemies such as Thwomps, Podoboos, and sometimes the stage will even flip upside down.
 	Homecoming Hijinx 	Donkey Kong 	A frozen iceland where there's an army of Snowmads watching from the background. Sometimes, an ice dragon will fly by and carry the battle to the ships, where Lord Frederik can be fought as a boss. Whoever defeats him can use the horn once to summon the ice dragon to deal damage.
 	Gangplank Galleon 	Donkey Kong 	A giant ship where the Kritters and K. Rool are located in the first DKC game. Cannons will sometimes fire from the background and Kremlings will board the ships as enemies.
 	Egg Island 	Yoshi 	An alternate home to the Yoshis. It appears to be a relatively flat and simple stage, but Mega Eggdozers may emerge from the background and temporarily break parts of the stage.
 	Wario Ware Company	Wario 	This stage is extremely similar to the Wario Ware stage in Brawl, but with a slightly different layout and different minigames that resemble the style of Game and Wario.
 	Tower Of Hera 	Legend Of Zelda 	A basic stage with two floors, connected by trampolines that can be attacked to launch you upwards. If you attack the suspenders of the second floor it will lower and fall, causing damage.
 	Vaati's Palace 	Legend Of Zelda  	A temple area with different enemy swarms that sometimes occur. There is a constant wind stream that blows through the stage, and Vaati himself is a boss. When defeated, he will cause a giant wind stream that blows opponents away.
 	Brryo 	Metroid 	A planet discovered before the Phazon Crisis that is an abundant source of Fuel Gel. As the fight goes on, ice will appear throughout the stage, damaging and freezing opponents.
 	Lylat Wars 	Star Fox 	Similar to the Lylat Cruise stage from Brawl, a giant battle takes place in the background as you fight on the Great Fox. Sometimes, bosses from other planets will appear.
 	Another Dimension 	Kirby 	A realm far away, nobody really knows where it is. It's a rather flat stage that has no edges where you can fall off, meaning the KO borders are quite stretched.
 	Rainbow Curse 	Kirby 	A moving stage that goes through different sections of Kirby and the Rainbow Curse. It starts off in a grassland before traveling underwater, which affects the movement of players, and Whispy Woods's arena after, where he will blow wind before returning to the start.
 	Nimbasa City 	Pokemon 	A high tech city where people often visit for attractions such as the stadiums and Pokemon Musicals. This stage takes place inside the gym, where players must fight on the rollercoasters and must make sure not to fall off.
 	Unknown Dungeon 	Pokemon 	An odd cave that appears to have nothing in it at first, with nothing else interesting besides a main platform and two side platforms in the air. However, the all powerful Mewtwo acts as a constant hazard in this stage.
 	Rewind Spring 	Kid Icarus 	This mystical spring is said to reverse the effects of anyone who so much as touches the water. Likewise, anyone in the water when it is pure will heal you but increase knockback that you take. If the water is corrupted by Pandora, the opposite effect occurs.
 	Rainbow Road 	F-Zero 	While most people would expect Rainbow Road in a Mario Kart game, did you know it appeared in F-Zero once too? It's a transitioning stage as cars dash across the screen.
 	Rolling Western 	Dillon 	Home stage to Dillon, it's a giant sandy plain where the fight is taken to a couple of cliffs. Watch out for Grocks! They deal high damage.
 	Plegia 	Fire Emblem 	A theocratic region that worships the Fell Dragon, Grima. The fight takes place on top of the skull near Plegia Castle. Sometimes, Grima may be revived and try to attack players while they ride him. Whoever defeats him gets a temporary power boost.
 	The Train 	Animal Crossing 	A small train that most Villagers ride on before entering their new home. The train is often closed on the top, meaning certain times it will be impossible to perform a screen KO. The train cars can also detach when you fight on the top of the train, meaning you have to jump onto a new one.
 	Bicycle Training 	Punch-Out!! 	Take a stroll through the cities as the screen is moving to the left, where Doc Louis is riding a bike in the background. The kind of places that you land up in following the Doc is crazy, but he doesn't seem to mind.
 	Sanderson Kitchen 	Chibi Robo 	Players are turned microscopic as they fight on the stove of the Sandersons. When the stove is red, it's on, so don't touch it or you'll be sent flying. Players can instead fight on the buns and patties on the grill when the stove is on.
 	Wii Menu 	Wii 	This stage flips through a ton of Virtual Console games as the time goes on, meaning it'll be hard to know just where you'll be headed at first.
 	Complex 	Splatoon 	A complex where the Inklings gather to fight. As the time in the fight increases, you'll notice Inklings in the background shoot paint to the foreground, which makes you a lot slipperier.
 	Casino Night Zone 	Sonic 	Players fight on a giant big six wheel that sometimes spins around. Occasionally, a roulette will appear to change the fight. Dr. Eggman is also a boss here; if you defeat him, you'll free a bunch of animals that can hurt the opponents.
 	Proto Man's Castle	Mega Man 	A giant castle built with a similar appearance to Proto Man. Players fight outside the castle, similar to Wily Castle from the past game. Sometimes, Dark Man appears as a boss, who will explode when defeated.
 	Flying Fortress 	Final Fantasy 	A giant...well, flying fortress, which is home to the Wind Crystal. It features a main platform as well as several moving platforms on the sides. At times, Tiamat will attack, and his attack causes the wind to stop, freezing opponents and allowing them to be attacked to build up damage.
 	Swapnote 	Swapnote 	A simple stage with one major land platform and occasional flying Swapnotes acting as aerial platforms. Often Swapnotes open throughout the fight and change the area.
 	Hyrule Castle 	Legend Of Zelda 	A returning stage from the original Super Smash Bros.
 	Fountain Of Dreams	Kirby 	A returning stage from Super Smash Bros. Melee.
 	Icicle Mountain 	Ice Climbers 	A returning stage from Super Smash Bros. Melee.
 	Flat Zone 	Game and Watch 	A returning stage from Super Smash Bros. Melee.
 	Smashville 	Animal Crossing 	A returning stage from Super Smash Bros. Brawl.
 	Castle Siege 	Fire Emblem 	A returning stage from Super Smash Bros. Brawl.
 	75m 	Donkey Kong 	A returning stage from Super Smash Bros. Brawl.
 	Garden of Hope 	Pikmin 	A returning stage from Super Smash Bros. for Wii U.
 	Magicant 	Earthbound 	A returning stage from Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS.
 	Pac-Maze 	Pac-Man 	A returning stage from Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS.
 	Gaur Plain 	Xenoblade 	A returning stage from Super Smash Bros. for Wii U.
 	Find Mii 	Find Mii 	A returning stage from Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS.
 	Boxing Ring 	Punch-Out!! 	A returning stage from Super Smash Bros. for Wii U.
==Items==
For a list of items, view here.
For a list of Assist Trophies, view here.
For a list of Poke Ball Pokemon, view here.
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