Agent's Dumbrella

Agent's Dumbrella is a party umbrella game created by the titular AgentMuffin. It crosses over various series and companies, most of which they hold in a nostalgic regard. The project is a spiritual successor to Umbrella Waffle, albeit hopefully less spammy and pretentious.
==Plot==
Plot
The Gamer God is bored, so They mash up all of the universes into a "theme" park for Their own amusement. It's up to the characters caught up in Their plan to make their way through the park and defeat Them.
==Gameplay==
Gameplay
Gameplay takes after a hybrid of Super Smash Bros. and River Survival from Super Mario Party. Players ride the Gamer Train through a branching series of park attractions; gameplay alternates between this and randomly selected minigames.
Players are encouraged—and always able—to attack each other in order to become the last person standing. To do so, however, they must balance their focus on winning minigames, and sometimes cooperating with other players. For instance, railroad switches determine which attraction is visited next, and players can call a brief truce to tilt the Gamer Train down an agreed-upon track.
==Attractions==
Attractions
Attractions are laid out in a 16-node, diamond-shaped tree, flowing from bottom to top. Most of the attractions lead to a choice of two others via railroad switch.
Some attractions are designated as boss attractions, wherein a boss must be defeated to continue on. In these attractions, if all players fall but one, then the remaining player will continue until they lose or beat the boss, rather than winning the game and ending the battle prematurely.
==Characters==
Characters
Blue Puppy
Ty	Definitive information on this plush canid's origin has proven elusive. All that's known for sure is that Blue Puppy (conjectural name) is a stuffed dog that lurches about as though held by an invisible hand; and that there's a pink duplicate which, ever-creatively, differs only in gender.
The puppy's main strategy is to run around the stage and flop into opponents damagingly. He's unrealistically floaty, giving him versatile mobility at the expense of comical knockback.
Cataquack
Super Mario	These abstract waterfowl have expanded their territory from Gelato Beach to the outer reaches of space… or was it the other way around?
Cataquack makes quack—er, quick—work of those in its way, chasing down others and attacking by flipping them at short range. However, its spots are large weak points. Are those its eyes? It's a toss-up.
Digit
Cyberchase	Digit Ryan Gengi LeBoid is a cybird native to Cyberspace. He was created by the villainous Hacker, but isn't proud of that past. Having been convinced by Motherboard to change his ways, he now fights the Hacker along with the rest of the Cybersquad.
Despite his propeller tail, Didge has a fear of heights that limits how far he can fly, though it's still a good mobility option. His beak crumples easily, making it a substantial sweet spot.
Dog
WordWorld	Dog is a WordFriend—an anthropomorphic word—from a universe where everything is built from letters. He hoards letters in a huge ball pit in his house, among other places, and is eager to fetch them when needed. The physics of WordWorld tie heavily into his moveset.
If he takes too much damage at once, Dog will break apart into the letters D, O, and G, then shortly reassemble like a Dry Bones.
Frog
Flipnote Studio	Its past a question, its return delayed, its face awesome; Frog flips the script. Clutching the legendary stylus, it leaps into battle to the fanfare of an orchestra conducted by Parry Gripp.
It can hop, lick, and spin, but its stylus and creativity enable it to animate whatever it wants: mostly stick figures and furries. It can sweep the competition with a paintbrush, play back painfully clipped mic recordings, and, when all is said and done, beg for Stars.
Kid Cat
Animal Crossing	As a jock, Kid Cat is an athlete and wants you to know it. The #1 cat spends his time sprinting around his peaceful village to flex on the mayor.
Kid Cat attacks with sporty moves and superhero flair. Are we supposed to keep his identity a secret, psst? He and his friends are very open about the gig.
Perry
Phineas and Ferb	He's a semi-aquatic, egg-laying mammal of action! He's a furry little… Alright, I'll cut the theme song gag short.
Perry the Platypus is a secret agent who thwarts the evil plans of an ugly pharmacist. He's one of the Organization Without a Cool Acronym (O.W.C.A.)'s most skilled animal agents, but he falls for traps easily, and a lot of characters have a height advantage over him.
Petapeta
Super Mario	This enemy is a rare sight: Petapeta makes itself invisible to flee from prey. Once revealed, its attacker may be able to claim the Star Bits within.
Petapeta's playstyle is based around camouflaging itself and sneaking up on the distracted, like in a horror movie. Its primary tell is the footprints it leaves, which reflect what materials it's stood in, and are more visible in malleable terrain. The sackboy also spills Star Bits when attacked, draining its energy.
Popplio
Pokémon	Popplio is the world's sweetest cinnamon roll, and the light of my life. No matter how many people make fun of him, he tries his hardest, and that's what counts.
The Alolan Water-type starter is able to blow water bubbles and pull off unique stunts with its pinniped physiology. It gains the Fairy type later in its evolutionary line, so some of its moves are based on that.
Ralsei
Undertale	Ralsei is a fluffy Darkner prince who believes that negotiation is healthier than fighting in a world where choices don't matter. He specializes in healing himself, his friends, and any nominal opponents who gain his trust.
The cute caprid's pacifist philosophy carries into his gameplay style. Given few offensive options, Ralsei's player is encouraged to form symbiotic alliances with other players. Maybe, in this new world, fighting your loved ones isn't the ultimate goal. (But maybe the toothpaste boy will face betrayal and have to fend for himself.)
Snow Miser
Rankin/Bass	Tall, slim, and just too much, Snow Miser will freeze his opponents for the fun of it. Who's to say what tricks he'll resort to in the heat of battle? He's nicer than his brother, but don't let him butter you up.
Snow Miser is a true force of nature. He can make use of his ice breath, throw lightning-shaped icicles, and turn things to snow and back.
WALL-E
WALL-E	A drone built to compact waste, WALL-E gained sentience over his 700 years of operation, and eventually found love on an unplanned space adventure.
WALL-E can attack with his treads and trash compacting abilities. He can also use his recording system to blast audio from his favorite musical.
Woodstock
Peanuts	
TBA	
==Items==
Items
Book 	
Dash Panel
Mario Kart	An LED tile that provides a speed boost to any fighter that steps on it. In Attraction 15, Rainbow Road, Dash Panels also spawn on the racetrack to boost the Gamer Train.
Football
Peanuts	A Football of the American variety, to be tossed around. There's a chaotic aura about it. Characters with bad luck are more likely to miss their kick, fly into the air, and land on their back.
Heart 	
Helmet
Wow! Wow! Wubbzy!	The Helmet is, unsurprisingy, worn on one's head to protect from blows and damage. It appears much more frequently in Attraction 9, Dinosaur Room, due both to its origin and to all of the projectiles and enemies flying about.
Minigame Balloon
Mario Party	
Racket 	
Railroad Switch	
Propeller Block
New Super Mario Bros.	
Shuttlecock 	A custom-patterned Shuttlecock used in the Bad, Bad Minton minigame. The objective is to hit this onto the opposing team's half without them returning it, with all of the obvious badminton caveats.
Trash Ball 	The Trash Ball allows whoever breaks it to unleash their most powerful move. The lucky player should store it until an opportune moment, as the results can range from game-changing to utterly useless, depending on the gameplay context.
TBA 	
==Minigames==
Minigames
Bad, Bad Minton
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