Unjustice

Unjustice is a 2.5D fighting umbrella game for the Nintendo Switch developed by Crash Co. The game takes characters, stages, and properties from several franchises across video games, television, and even Fantendo. As the title suggests, the game aims to parody Injustice: Gods Among Us and its sequel Injustice 2, having similar gameplay. Meanwhile, it was stated that some of the characters and the humorous take on the roster was based off of the characters and assets created in M.U.G.E.N.
== Gameplay ==
Unjustice, hence is name, is based off of the traditional 1-on-1 fighting games such as Street Fighter and Mortal Kombat, though most notably the Injustice series; two characters who are placed facing each other on opposite ends of a flat stage must fight each other using a variety of different combinations of button presses and directional inputs. Much like other "traditional" fighting games, these games utilize HP bars; the player whose HP bars deplete first, lose. However, like Injustice, each match consists of a single round with each player bearing two life bars. In any match, players can play a 1-on-1 match or a 2-on-2 match, where the players of one team switch out.
The game uses a three-button control layout of light, medium, and heavy attacks. These buttons can be combined with directional inputs to pull off more, stronger attacks. In addition, a "character trait" button also exists which activates a unique ability showcased for each character. For example, Super Mario Maker's character trait gives him a Super Star, allowing him to become much more resistant to damage, while Everest's makes her ice attacks stronger, and being able to freeze opponents longer. As the characters land, block, and take damahe, a meter called the Omega Meter will fill up. As it fills, players can use stronger versions of their regular moves by sacrificing one or two sections of the meter, depending on its strength. If it is fully filled, players are able to use an Omega Attack, which similarly to the "finishing move" in other fighting games, is the strongest attack, specifically designed for each character.
Another important feature in the game is the Costume Room, which is inspired by the Gear System from Injustice 2. It is a loot-dropping system, which offer costume pieces such as hats, shoes, and other accessories, which can affect stats, and uses RPG-like elements to reward players with experience and loot after every match. Every playable character is given four base stats; strength, defense, health, and ability which affects special attacks. As players collect experience points and subsequently level up, their characters' base stats will increase. Players can enhance their base stats even further by equipping costume pieces obtained through loot drops in the Costume Room. Though initially this also lets the player customize the look of their character, it can also be turned off for those who wish to keep their character's default appearance. Rarer pieces can include one or more bonus augmentations, which range from new visual effects for special moves to higher yields of in-game currency or experience points. Players can receive additional bonuses by equipping their characters with all five pieces of a single gear set. Costume pieces comes in three varieties; equipment, shaders, and abilities. Besides the random loot earned at the end of a fight, all three types of gear are available to purchase in loot crates, known as "Solid Boxes" (a reference to the Metal Gear franchise), using in-game currency. Each character has five equipment slots for donning new costume pieces, which include their head, torso, arms, legs, and an accessory; two ability slots for equipping new or modified special attacks; and one shader slot for altering their color scheme. The game also include five separate gear loadouts for each character, allowing players to switch between their setups at the beginning of each match.
== Characters ==
The playable roster consists of 240 characters, 90 of which are unlocked through the main story. Much like the Super Smash Bros. series, every character has the same amount of moves, though the way said moves are activated differ between characters. In addition, some of these characters are available via Premier Skins; these characters have their own dialogue, role in the main story, and their own discriptions provided by Biff, but are the same as the base character.
In addition, each character also has three pallet swaps, as there can be up to four characters per match. Some of these pallet swaps are references, while others are generic pallet swaps.
NOTE: Attacks marked in indicate attacks that become available through Custom Parts
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Agumon 	 	
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Blue 	 	
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Bowser 	 	
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Byte & Barq 	 	
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Captain Goomba 	 	
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Cream 	 	
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Deadshot 	 	
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Donkey Kong 	 	
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Dr. Eggman 	 	
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Duck Hunt 	 	
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Everest 	 	
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Fennekin 	 	
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Fera 	 	
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Fluttershy 	 	
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Gatomon 	 	
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Jenny Wakeman 	 	
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Kamek 	 	
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King Dedede 	 	
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King Julien 	 	
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Knuckles 	 	
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Kowalski 	 	
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LarryBoy 	 	
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LEGO Darth Vader 	 	
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Marie 	 	
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Master Crash 	 	
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Mecha Sonic 	 	
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Metal Espio 	I Honestly Don't Care	
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Mike Wazowski 	 	
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Mr. Game & Watch 	 	
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Munchers 	 	
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Mushu 	 	
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Otis 	 	
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President Rabbids 	 	
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Private 	 	
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Quetz 	 	
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Rabbid Kong 	 	
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Raven 	 	
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Rico 	 	
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Robo-Mario 	 	
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Salamence 	 	
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Scarecrow 	 	
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Skipper 	 	
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Skye 	 	
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Sonic 	 	
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Starfire 	 	
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Steenee 	 	
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Strika 	 	
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Sub-Zero 	 	
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Super Mario Maker 	 	
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Super Syain Knight 	 	
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Super Syain Toon Link	 	
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Super Syain Pichu 	 	
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Super Syain R.O.B. 	 	
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The Pink Panther 	 	
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Wario 	 	
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Wart 	 	
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Weird Mario 	 	
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Xzal 	 	
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Yoshi 	 	
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BlackAgumon 	Agumon 	
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ToyAgumon 	Agumon 	
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Dry Bowser 	Bowser 	
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Eggman Nega 	Dr. Eggman 	
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BlackGatomon 	Gatomon 	
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Mikemon 	Gatomon 	
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Oliver 	Marie 	
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Pichu 	Super Sayin Pichu 	
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R.O.B. 	Super Sayin R.O.B. 	
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Category:Crossovers
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