Clash X

Clash X (pronounced Clash Cross) is a crossover one-on-one close-quarter combat fighting game developed by GrapePixelArt and published by FruitBits. The game was released digitally for Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X and S, and Steam, and released physically on December 20th for all platforms. This game serves as an author appeal title, with indie titles appearing under the author's tastes. The game intends to be a celebration of IPs (and oddities) owned by indie developers such as Devolver Digital, Yacht Club Games, WayForward, and more.
The game features gameplay elements that are from the typical fighting game genre, featuring one-on-one battles where players aim to deplete their opponent's health bars. The game features characters from various indie game titles, a big selling point for the game. The game features created pixel art for its visuals as well created by GrapePixelArt. As many can tell, the game takes heavy inspiration from Super Smash Bros, Marvel Vs. Capcom, and Card Saga Wars. 
In 2023 a reboot for the game called Indie Clash was released.
Clash X is inspired by Card Saga Wars, therefore making its gameplay mechanics heavily based on the said game. It is a traditional arcade-style fighting game, meaning that battles consist of one-on-one fights. Like many fighting games, the goal is to defeat your opponent by reducing their health bar to zero with a plethora of attacks and abilities. Gameplay has attempted to be simplified to welcome casual players but to still be comfortable for competitive audiences. Fighter's movesets have been aligned to be similar to the actions and controls of the Super Smash Bros. series of games.
Unlike in most fighting games, every character in Clash X controls virtually the same, such as in the Super Smash Bros. series of games. Every character has access to attacks and special attacks and depending on the direction that the control stick is held, attacks can vary in many different ways applying to four directions. There are various movement actions as well such as jumping, shielding, dodging, grabbing, and countering. Players can fill up two meters as well. If a player fills up their Rathe Meter Meter, they can perform a Rathe Combo, a super-powerful attack landing many hits upon an opponent. If a player fills up an assist meter, they can summon a random or chosen assist to help them in battle. They can perform various amount of actions. Both these meters fill up from fighting. Whichever player that is losing currently will have their meters fill up much faster to help them make a possible comeback.
<tabber>Joycons & Pro Controller (NS)=
*C-Stick: Movement.
*A: Attack.
*B: Special.
*L/R: Jump.
*X: Shield.
*Y: Grab.
*ZL: Rathe Combo.
*ZR: Assist Call.
|-|GameCube Controller (NS)=
*C-Stick: Movement.
*A: Attack.
*B: Special.
*Z: Jump.
*Y: Shield.
*X: Grab.
*L: Rathe Combo.
*R: Asssit Call.
|-|DualShock / DualSense (PS4/5)=
*C-Stick: Movement.
*X: Attack.
*O: Special.
*L1/R1: Jump.
*△: Shield.
*▢: Grab.
*L2: Rathe Combo.
*R2: Assist Call. 
|-|Xbox Controller (Xbox Series X & S)=
*C-Stick: Movement.
*A: Attack.
*B: Special.
*Bumpers: Jump.
*X: Shield.
*Y: Grab.
*Left Trigger: Rathe Combo.
*Right Trigger: Assist Call.
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*Jab / Jab Combo: A standard method of attack. Jabs are fast, short-ranged, and weak. Pressing the attack button again after the first is thrown jab leads up to an instant follow-up attack. Characters usually have a three-hit jab combo.
*Dash Attack: An attack performed by pressing the attack button while moving forward. If missed, it can be punishable due to ending lag.
*Tilts: Attack is performed by pressing the attack button while tilting the control stick. Has good range, but weak knockback. Can be performed in three different directions (forward, up, down).
*Aerials: Attack performed in midair with the attack button. Can be performed in four different types (neutral, forward, up, down).
*Grabs and Throws: If an opponent is grabbed, they are temporarily held in place by the player until they break free or are thrown. Grabs are unblockable and cannot be shielded. While an opponent is in the player's grasp, the player can pummel them by pressing the attack button for small damage. Players also have the option to throw their opponent in whichever direction they tilt their joystick (forward, behind, up, or down). If a player throws the enemy behind them, they will swap sides of the screen, but their health bar and gauge locations will not be swapped and will still correlate to who is Player 1 and 2.
*Shield: An energy bubble that encircles the user and can block all attacks (besides grabs). Shields cannot be held up forever as they will shrink as attacks are blocked and time passes. If held for too long they will break and stun the user for a few seconds. They will recharge when not in use.
**Spot Dodge: A dodge where the player becomes intangible for a few frames upon input.
**Roll: The player can roll forwards or backward while under intangibility for a few frames.
**Aerial Dodge: Similar to the spot dodge, the player will be granted short intangibility but in midair.
**Dash: Cook up wacky combos with an omnidirectional dash system. This move allows you to do a quick dash in any direction. If you land the attack that your airdash is canceled with, you’re free to continue to follow up. And for anyone wondering: yes, you can use it to wave dash. This action is performed by shield in midair and quickly tapping on any direction.
*Counter: Counters are used to block and redirect knockback and damage to the attacker when the user is hit. If missed, it can be punishable due to ending lag. They are performed by quickly double-tapping the shield button.
*Specials: Special Attacks are unique moves that are homages to a character's abilities within their source material and are unique to them. There are five different types of Special Moves (Neutral, Forward, Back, Up, Down).
*Assist Call: Players will charge up an Assist Gauge as they deal and receive damage, but will charge faster if they are losing. The Assist Gauge charges up relatively faster than the Rathe Gauge. When an Assist Gauge is charged up to Level 1, a randomized character applying to said level will be available to use. A portrait will appear in the bottom corner (bottom left for player 1, bottom right for player 2) displaying who the player got for an assist. When activating an Assist Call, the assist will appear to help the user. Actions can range from attacking the opponent to healing the user, and so on. Levels signify how strong an assist with three being the highest.
*Rathe Combos: Players will charge up a Rathe Gauge as they deal and receive damage, but will charge faster if they are losing. The gauge will initially charge up to a Level 1 Rathe Combo, but if the player waits and has it charge longer, it can go up to Levels 2 and 3. These attacks are quick and deal large amounts of damage, with them being stronger as the level raises. Level 3s will always be a cinematic attack.
Versus is the standard mode of Clash X. Versus is a multiplayer mode that allows players and/or CPUs to fight in a variety of settings. There are nine different gameplay combinations to choose from. Players can create and save Rulesets as well so they won’t have to put in their preferences every time. Up to 4 players and CPUs can battle with any character, on any stage, with whatever ruleset they want. 
Style Selections
*Traditional: A basic 1v1 setting.
*Team: A 2v2 setting with four player and/or CPU controlled fighters.
*Marvelous: A 1v1 setting where players can select teams of three characters and can switch between them during the match as long as that character is still alive. Players can switch by tapping the right control stick to the side. This is inspired by Marvel Vs. Capcom 3.
Modes Selections
*Traditional: The basic mode selection. Players must use their various attacks to decrease their enemy’s life gauge in a best out of three or five setting. Whoever is the last standing in a round or has the most cumulative health when time runs out will receive a point. Whoever reaches two points (or three in best out of five) first wins. Players can affect how long rounds are or remove the timer as a whole.
*Stock: Players must KO the opponent to cause them to lose their stocks. When a player’s health bar reaches zero, they will implode and move onto their next stock. If a player is KOed and doesn’t have another stock, they are eliminated. The last player standing wins. Players can also control how many stocks everyone will have. This is inspired by the Super Smash Bros. series.
*All-Star: Players can only KO each other by landing Rathe Combos. If you KO an opponent, you gain a point, and if you get KOed, you lose a point. Players must gain AP in order to fill up their Rathe Gauge. AP is dropped when an opponent is hit, and can be collected by either player upon contact. Whoever has the most points before time runs out wins. Players can also control how long a match will go. This is inspired by PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale.
Tourney is a multiplayer mode where up to 64 players can be placed into a bracket. All of the gameplay combinations and rulesets saved to the game are available to use. Two players can use the same characters by using different palette swaps. Players also have the option to choose from a single or double elimination bracket.
Arcade Mode is a single-player campaign game mode. In this mode, the player must choose a character from a roster and select a difficulty indicated by the position on a scale. The highest allowed starting intensity is 5.0, and it will increase slightly, depending on how well the player performs after each victory to a maximum of 9.9. Players will only have one life (rules apply to whichever style selection the player is in). If the player loses, they have the option to continue via either spending Gold, which lowers the difficulty by 0.7 points or use a Arcade Mode ticket (which is won randomly in Versus matches or bought from the Shop) to keep the current difficulty. Using a Arcade Mode ticket at any point during the run will stop the difficulty from rising to 9.9, making the maximum possible difficulty 9.8 for the rest of the run. If the player loses again after using a ticket, they will receive an automatic game over.
The layout of Arcade Mode consists of 10 stages, with Level 4 being a round of Endless Targets, Level 9 being a 1v1 mini-boss match-up, and Level 10 being a boss. The rest of the rounds are various Versus matches with a variety of different settings. If a player loses Level 4, they will not receive a lose or game over, but it will effect their end score. Level 9 will feature a random skin of a character taken as more evil with increased stats and more health, and the final boss of Level 10 will predetermined boss fight at the end of their route that applies to whichever character the player has chosen. The player must deplete the boss's HP in order to defeat them.
When the player completes Arcade Mode with a given character, there will the possibility that the player will be confronted by Challenger Approaching duel. All of the six starter characters have their own character unlock trees. They are updated as the game receives updates, but the player will never lose their current roster of characters if a starter's unlock tree is changed. The challenger is determined by the 1st Player character's assigned tree, and will be the next character from the top of their tree down who has not already been unlocked by a Challenger Approaching duel. When all the characters in a tree are successfully unlocked, completing another Arcade Mode run with any of those characters will unlock the next available character from Cadence's tree, then Duck's tree, and going forth.
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Endless Targets is a single-player game mode with optionable multiplayer. Inspired by Break the Targets from Super Smash Bros., the goal of this game mode is to break incoming targets on a close quarter flat stage in sync with background music. Targets will pop up in the background identifying their placing and will curve into the battlefield where the player is able to break the them. The targets get faster as time progresses. There are three game types players can choose from. 
Game Types
*Song: Play a song to a preset length to see your score.
*Endless: Play on a song endlessly until you miss three targets.
*Versus: Two players compete to see who has the greatest score at the end of the song or until one of them messes up.
Training Mode is a game mode where the player can manipulate overall gameplay of a match and experiment with the CPU without the restrictions of standard Versus Mode. The mode's features, behaviors, and properties vary throughout the series. This allows players to practice in a non-serious setting.
Overlays
*Combo: Displays how many hits the player has attained on the opponent in one standard combo; this data is saved, with the longest combo done by each individual character being displayed on the character select screen for the mode.
*Damage: Displays amount of damage most recent attack inflicted by the player.
*Enemy: Shows the behavior set by the player for any CPUs in play.
*Speed: Shows the speed at which the game is running. Not visible if the default 1x is selected.
*Total Damage: Displays how much damage the present combo has done on opponents. Like the Combo counter, it maxes out at 999.
Online is a subsection of the normal Clash game mode, except, instead of fighting against CPUs and local players, you play against people online via the internet. Players can also link up exclusively with just their friends, and are capable of changing a variety of rules available, or can fight against strangers in specific match types. In addition, players can also participate in Tourneys and Endless Targets's versus mode online.
When playing With Anyone, players can participate in either Versus matches (with preset game types), Tourneys (rules changed weekly), or Endless Targets (preset song selection weekly). With Anyones, players do not get any choice of what stage the match will take place on as one of the stages will be selected at complete random. When playing With Friends these restrictions don't apply as players can choose a stage and the game will randomly select one of the stages out of those each player has selected. Players can create lobbies that friends can join or can make lobbies for people around the world to join.
Players can also make private rooms for Endless Targets with their own customizable rules and song choices.
The Shop is a feature where the player can buy a variety of in-game collectables using Gold. Gold is an in-game currency gained from completing Arcade runs, Versus matches, Online matches, and numerous other ways.
When selecting the shop, the player will be brought to a side-scrolling hub. The player will control Fex from Fez, with a JobBot from Job Simulator as the cashier. In front of the entrance is the counter where JobBot will greet Fez. To the right of the counter are various aisles with different categories of collectables. When the attack button is pressed while Fez stands in front of an aisle, a menu will pop up featuring all of said aisle’s available collectables relating to their category. The player pays for all the items via the menu, so they don’t actually have to go up to JobBot and pay him. However, Arcade Mode tickets are available for 1,000 gold each at the front counter. The player can buy up to three a day. Once the player walks out of the entrance, the player will return to the main menu.
*Stages
*Music
*Alternate Costumes
*Entrance and Victory Animations
*Rulesets: Allows players to modify rulesets created in Versus.
*Controls: Allows players to alter the control configurations to assigned names.
*Sound: Allows players to modify the volume of sound effects, music, and speech.
*Display: Allows players to control the deflicker and screen brightness.
*Language: Allows players to decide upon one of several languages the game will display.
*Move List: Allows players to see a description of every playable fighter’s movesets, as well as a description of assist actions.
*Replays: Allows players to view previously saved matches. Players can also toggle if replays will automatically be saved or not.
*CSS Customization: Allows the players to set the character CSS how they prefer. Characters will be sorted alphabetically by default, but it’ll have the option to organize the fighters by debut in the game, or customly organized in any order the player chooses. Added in 1.1.0.
*Assist Toggle: Allows the player to toggle on and off what assists will appear and which won’t or if they’ll appear at all. If assists are turned on there must be at least two toggled on for each level category.
*Victory and Entrance Animations: Allows the player to customize preferred victory and entrance animations to assigned names. Players have the option to select one specific animation to play everytime, or have it be randomized which one will play every time.
*Erase Data: Allows the player to delete certain save data.
At launch, there were six playable characters within Clash X with twelve unlockable characters. Unlocking fighters can be done through a variety of methods as they can be either unlocked through random fights against them after normal matches or under a unique requirement for each character. Each fighter has their very own unique moveset and attributes that applies the them only. Every character has strengths and weaknesses.
After the game's release, the game plans to add multiple free DLC fighters to expand the roster. Characters are added alongside game patches. Players can also customize the character selection screen organization within Vault and Options. 
Multiple additional fighters were added via DLC. The Fighters Pass was released, revealing six new characters and one reflection fighter. They were all released throughout the year of 2021. A second pass started shortly after the first. More DLC was later added on as time progressed.
 
 
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Reimu - Touhou Project
Reimu from Team Shanghai Alice’s Touhou Project series is a playable character in Clash X. She is a DLC fighter released for Fighters Pass 1. Reimu Hakurei is a person that can be described by her desires, such as the desire to be wanted, to have good food, and to find happiness. Her duty as the Hakurei shrine maiden gives Reimu a sense of purpose and identity.
In this game, Reimu is a Dynamic fighter, utilizing her strong Spell Cards.
Reimu from Team Shanghai Alice’s Touhou Project series is a playable character in Clash X. She is a DLC fighter released for Fighters Pass 1. Reimu Hakurei is a person that can be described by her desires, such as the desire to be wanted, to have good food, and to find happiness. Her duty as the Hakurei shrine maiden gives Reimu a sense of purpose and identity.
In this game, Reimu is a Dynamic fighter, utilizing her strong Spell Cards.
Reimu from Team Shanghai Alice’s Touhou Project series is a playable character in Clash X. She is a DLC fighter released for Fighters Pass 1. Reimu Hakurei is a person that can be described by her desires, such as the desire to be wanted, to have good food, and to find happiness. Her duty as the Hakurei shrine maiden gives Reimu a sense of purpose and identity.
In this game, Reimu is a Dynamic fighter, utilizing her strong Spell Cards.
Moveset	Moveset
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*Neutral Special - Spell Card: Reimu's Neutral Special allows her to access all seven Spell Cards. All these cards are taken from Touhou 12.3 Hisentokusen. Reimu had five card slots aside her meters that fill up left to right. Reimu charges up this meter by receiving and dealing damage. When a slot is all filled up, a spell card will reveal itself. Reimu can cycle through her usable cards by pressing B, moving the leftmost one to the end of her card list. To use a card, hold down the special button. Doing so will get rid of the required amount of available cards from the list, moving remaining cards and slots to the left and replacing any empty areas with card slots, and activate the used card's move. A flash will signify when a Spell Card has been activated. Reimu is vulnerable in this state and could be interrupted by an attack (though hitstun moves will not count against this. Luckily, if interrupted this won’t take up Reimu’s card slot, giving her a second chance. If it happens once more in two successions, she will sadly then lose her card.
** Jewel Sign "Concealed Orbs of Light": Reimu jumps back and shoots out three yin-yang orbs. Their distances are randomized. Each orb will bounce on the ground two times before disappearing. Costs 1 card.
** Dream Sign “Demon Binding Array”: Reimu slams her hand on the ground, creating a tall vertical light pillar that strikes foes. Cost 2 cards.
** Spirit SIgn “Fantasy Orb'': Reimu spawns ten colorful energy projectiles behind her before shooting them forward, homing in on the opponent. Cost 2 cards.
** Treasure Sign "Yin-Yang Orb": Reimu creates a close range flaming energy orb in front of her. This attack can also delete projectiles. Cost 2 Cards.
** Boundary "Expanding Boundary": Reimu creates an array of borders around her body, covering a large area around her. Cost 3 cards.
** Divine Arts "Wind God Kick": Reimu performs a series of Ascension Kicks ending in a powerful upwards kick after the last one. Cost 3 cards.
** Divine Arts "Demon Binding Circle": Essentially a stronger version of Dream Sign "Demon Binding Array". Cost 4 cards.
*Forward Special - Hakurei Amulet: Reimu summons an amulet and launches it forward. The angle can be adjusted by tilting up or down as it hurls forward. If the move is charged up, will fire more amulets with the maximum of four being shot. The charged versions send the amulets flying in a spread formation, curving inward to converge at a single point later in their flight pattern.
*Up Special - Spirit Sign: Reimu summons seven large orbs of light which home in onto nearby targets before exploding. Reimu cannot perform this attack again until after a two second cool down.
*Down Special - Cautionary Border: Reimu forms a barrier a short distance away from her that lasts for 3 seconds. This barrier will reflect any projectiles that hit it from either side. Holding down the special button will allow Reimu to launch the barrier further.	
Shantae - Shantae
Shantae from WayForwards’s Shantae series is a playable character in Clash X.  She is a half-genie, the daughter of a human father and a genie mother. Because of this, she is granted magical abilities. Her job is to be the Guardian Genie of Scuttle Town, defending it from the evil lady-pirate, Risky Boots.
In this game, Shantae is a verstitle and well rounded fighter, being a jack-of-all-trades.
Shantae from WayForwards’s Shantae series is a playable character in Clash X.  She is a half-genie, the daughter of a human father and a genie mother. Because of this, she is granted magical abilities. Her job is to be the Guardian Genie of Scuttle Town, defending it from the evil lady-pirate, Risky Boots.
In this game, Shantae is a verstitle and well rounded fighter, being a jack-of-all-trades.
Shantae from WayForwards’s Shantae series is a playable character in Clash X.  She is a half-genie, the daughter of a human father and a genie mother. Because of this, she is granted magical abilities. Her job is to be the Guardian Genie of Scuttle Town, defending it from the evil lady-pirate, Risky Boots.
In this game, Shantae is a verstitle and well rounded fighter, being a jack-of-all-trades.
Moveset	Moveset
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*Neutral Special - Spitfire: Shanate puts out both of her hands and charges up an orange energy from each hand. When finished, Shanate will slam her hands together and make a gun gesture with her hands, releasing a large fireball that will launch straight forward. Upon contact with an opponent, the fireball will explode.
*Forward Special - Scimitar Slash: Shantae stops in place for a bit and takes out her scimitar. She will charge up in place before doing a horizontal dash with her scimitar that ends with a slash. This attack can also be performed in midair.
*Up Special - Cannon: Shantae will take out Risky Boots’ cannon and climb on top of it. It will fire a cannonball straight downwards, pulling Shantae up into the air. She is capable of firing three cannon shots one after the other, but afterwards she will be left vulnerable until she reaches the ground again.
*Down Special - Belly Dance: Shantae will perform a belly dance and will be given the option to transform into four different transformations. There will be an icon above her she can toggle through that’ll decide what move she does. For shortcuts after performing the command, A button performs Monkey, B button performs Elephant, Y button performs Harpy, and X button performs Spider.
** Monkey Dance: Shantae will quickly transform into a monkey and perform the Monkey Bullet, launching herself forward. If she reaches an opponent she will attach herself to them and claw them down before kicking them away and transforming back to her normal self.
** Elephant Dance: Shanate will quickly transform into an elephant and performs a mighty stomp, burying any opponents nearby.
** Harpy Dance: Shanate will quickly transform into a Harpy and will flap her wings three times before rising upwards. She will then rush down quickly diagonally downwards, slamming into opponents on the trip down. 
**Spider Dance: Shantae will quickly transform into a spider and shoots a thin string of web forward. If it hits an opponent, Shantae either has the choice to reel them in for a swift headbutt, or dash towards them and tackle them.	
Madotsuki - Yume Nikki
Madotsuki from Playism’s Yume Nikki series is a playable character in Clash X. She is a DLC fighter. Madotsuki is a rather mysterious girl, experiencing many disturbing and terrifying dreams throughout her game.
In this game, Madotsuki is a rushdown jack-of-all-trades fighter.
Madotsuki from Playism’s Yume Nikki series is a playable character in Clash X. She is a DLC fighter. Madotsuki is a rather mysterious girl, experiencing many disturbing and terrifying dreams throughout her game.
In this game, Madotsuki is a rushdown jack-of-all-trades fighter.
Madotsuki from Playism’s Yume Nikki series is a playable character in Clash X. She is a DLC fighter. Madotsuki is a rather mysterious girl, experiencing many disturbing and terrifying dreams throughout her game.
In this game, Madotsuki is a rushdown jack-of-all-trades fighter.
Moveset	Moveset
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*Neutral Special - Medamaude: Madotsuki will use her Medamaude effect to grab an opponent. If successful, she will disappear, and then reappear a bit forward from her original spot and throw the opponent down. If she fails to grab the opponent, she will teleport nonetheless.
*Forward Special - Bicycle: Madotsuki hops onto her bicycle and starts riding it forwards. She can get off of the bicycle by pressing the attack or special button, or by crashing into the stage border. Upon coming in contact with the opponent, Madotuski will launch them a short distance when hit, or will bury them into the ground if the opponent is on the surface.
*Up Special - Witch: Madotsuki will hop onto a Witch’s broom and spiral upwards, hitting enemies multiple times while spinning. The final hit has decent diagonal knockback. The move can also be steered diagonally left or right.
*Down Special - Fat: Madotsuki turns fat and performs a ground pound. If down on the ground, Madotuski will just cause a small shockwave. When used in the air, Madotsuki remains airborne for a short time before landing down with the ground pound. Upon contact with the ground, Masotsuki will cause a shock wave. The size of the shock wave will depend on how far Madotsuki descended.	
Quote - Cave Story
Quote from Nicalis’ Cave Story series is a playable character in Clash X. He is a DLC fighter released for Fighters Pass 1. Despite his human-like appearance, Quote is actually a soldier robot whose mission is to eradicate the hidden dark power of the Island.
In this game, Quote is a ranged zoner, utilizing his many weapons and projectiles.
Quote from Nicalis’ Cave Story series is a playable character in Clash X. He is a DLC fighter released for Fighters Pass 1. Despite his human-like appearance, Quote is actually a soldier robot whose mission is to eradicate the hidden dark power of the Island.
In this game, Quote is a ranged zoner, utilizing his many weapons and projectiles.
Quote from Nicalis’ Cave Story series is a playable character in Clash X. He is a DLC fighter released for Fighters Pass 1. Despite his human-like appearance, Quote is actually a soldier robot whose mission is to eradicate the hidden dark power of the Island.
In this game, Quote is a ranged zoner, utilizing his many weapons and projectiles.
Moveset	Moveset
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*Neutral Special - Fireball Gun: A fireball projectile attack. Quote will take out his Fireball Gun and fire a Fireball that bounces a small distance before disappearing. If done in midair it will simply fall downwards before beginning to bounce. Upon contact with the fireball the opponent will take small damage with low knockback. At Level 2 the fireball will become slightly bigger hence giving it a bigger hitbox. It will also deal slightly more damage and knockback. At Level 3 the fireball will become blue indicating it will deal more damage. It will no longer disappear after contact with an opponent and will rather disappear by itself.
*Forward Special - Bubbline: Quote shoots with the Bubbline. The bubbles will cluster around him before flying forward. When clustering around Quote, the bubbles can delete weak projectiles. Once all the other bubbles shoot forward, the oldest shoots forward as a fast projectile. When the special button is released, all bubbles launch forward. The amount of bubbles fired are dependent on Quote’s level.
*Up Special - Booster v2.0.: Quote flies with his jetpack for a short time. While the boost is in progress, the player can tilt in any cardinal direction to make Quote fly in said direction chosen. He can perform any aerial attacks in this state during the boost, but he will be put into freefall afterwards.
*Down Special - Nemesis: Quote fires a blast of lightning from the Nemesis with a short stun effect. Unlike every other attack, this one grows weaker at higher levels. It’s range will decrease and the Level 3 version causes no knockback, merely flinching.
*Quote has an experienced mechanic. Whenever Quote attacks land he gains experience that fills up a meter. When the meter fills up, some of Quote’s attacks become more powerful in damage output or can do entirely different actions. Quote starts out at Level 1 with an empty bar and goes up to a maximum of Level 3. When the meter is filled at level 3, the extra experience only acts as a buffer to prevent himself from getting leveled-down as when Quote gets hit, he will lose experience.	
Guy Spelunky - Spelunky
Guy Spelunky from Derek Yu’s Spelunky series is a playable character in Clash X. Guy Spelunky descends into the mysteriously shifting caverns beneath the desert in search of fame and fortune. Undertaking his father’s honor, he is on the search for the Giant Idol
In this game, Guy Spelunky is all-around jack-of-all-trades, being on the most balanced opponents in the games.
Guy Spelunky from Derek Yu’s Spelunky series is a playable character in Clash X. Guy Spelunky descends into the mysteriously shifting caverns beneath the desert in search of fame and fortune. Undertaking his father’s honor, he is on the search for the Giant Idol
In this game, Guy Spelunky is all-around jack-of-all-trades, being on the most balanced opponents in the games.
Guy Spelunky from Derek Yu’s Spelunky series is a playable character in Clash X. Guy Spelunky descends into the mysteriously shifting caverns beneath the desert in search of fame and fortune. Undertaking his father’s honor, he is on the search for the Giant Idol
In this game, Guy Spelunky is all-around jack-of-all-trades, being on the most balanced opponents in the games.
Moveset	Moveset
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Special Moves=
*Neutral Special - Whip: The Guy Spelunky coils the whip behind him before swinging it forward. This move deals minor knockback but can be spammed. When performed in midair, the Guy Spelunky will float momentarily in place. This cannot be done a second time in midair or from short hopping.
*Forward Special - Shotgun: The Guy Spelunky fires a Shotgun in a wide spread. After firing the Shotgun, Duck must cock the gun by inputting the same command before he can fire the Shotgun again. If used too quickly it will be jammed momentarily.
*Up Special - Rope: A rope will be thrown vertically, directly above the Guy Spelunky. The rope will hook onto the background wall above the Guy Spelunky and then unfurl down to the point where it was thrown from. When out, Guy Spelunky can climb the rope and perform any aerials along at any point. Guy Spelunky can have a maximum of two ropes out at a time. After ten seconds a rope will collapse, making Guy Spelunky able to summon another rope.
*Down Special - Bomb: Guy Spelunky tosses a bomb forwards. When primed, the Bomb begins to flash red and sparks will be seen on the fuse. The faster the flashing, the closer it is to detonation. The explosion can damage both the user and opponent if the player isn't careful. Attacking the bomb will cause it to detonate sooner.	
Meat Boy - Super Meat Boy
Meat Boy from Team Meat’s Super Meat Boy series is a playable character in Clash X. He is a DLC fighter released for Fighters Pass 1. After his girlfriend, Bandage Girl, is kidnaped by the nefarious Dr. Fetus after fierce beat up, Meat Boy ensues a journey to get his girlfriend back by Dr. Fetus’ clutches.
In this game, Meat Boy is a ranger rushdown fighter, specializing in close range combos.
Meat Boy from Team Meat’s Super Meat Boy series is a playable character in Clash X. He is a DLC fighter released for Fighters Pass 1. After his girlfriend, Bandage Girl, is kidnaped by the nefarious Dr. Fetus after fierce beat up, Meat Boy ensues a journey to get his girlfriend back by Dr. Fetus’ clutches.
In this game, Meat Boy is a ranger rushdown fighter, specializing in close range combos.
Meat Boy from Team Meat’s Super Meat Boy series is a playable character in Clash X. He is a DLC fighter released for Fighters Pass 1. After his girlfriend, Bandage Girl, is kidnaped by the nefarious Dr. Fetus after fierce beat up, Meat Boy ensues a journey to get his girlfriend back by Dr. Fetus’ clutches.
In this game, Meat Boy is a ranger rushdown fighter, specializing in close range combos.
Moveset	Moveset
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Special Moves=
*Neutral Special - Buzzsaw: Meat Boy summons a buzz saw in front of him and launches it forward. The buzzsaw is a relatively slow projectile, but deals heavy damage. The buzzsaw will slide across the borders of the screen and will be removed within five seconds. Meat Boy cannot unleash another Buzzsaw if one is already out.
*Forward Special - Meat Slime: Meat Boy tosses a pile of meat forward that slides across the battlefield’s surface. Upon contact with it, it will trip the opponent, giving Meat Boy a chance to attack. In midair, the pile of meat will put enemies into freefall upon contact. The attack has a two second cool down, preventing Meat Boy from spamming the attack.
*Up Special - The Birds: Meat Boy launches himself into the air as both of his middle fingers are sticking out, hitting enemies multiple times while spinning. The final hit has decent diagonal knockback. The move can also be steered diagonally left or right.
*Down Special - Ground Pound: Meat Boy performs a ground pound. If down on the ground, Meat Boy will leap forward diagonally, pause briefly, then slam down to the ground with a high-power ground pound. When used in the air, Meat Boy remains airborne for a short time before landing down with the ground pound. Upon impact, the move produces small hitboxes in the form of shockwaves.	
Jacket - Hotline Miami
Jacket from Devolver Digital’s Hotline Miami series is a playable character in Clash X. Over the course of his game, he dons various animal masks and performs a number of brutal assassinations in response to cryptic messages left on his answering machine.
In this game, Jacket is a Zone-Breaker, being a formidable combatant with a bit of everything.
Jacket from Devolver Digital’s Hotline Miami series is a playable character in Clash X. Over the course of his game, he dons various animal masks and performs a number of brutal assassinations in response to cryptic messages left on his answering machine.
In this game, Jacket is a Zone-Breaker, being a formidable combatant with a bit of everything.
Jacket from Devolver Digital’s Hotline Miami series is a playable character in Clash X. Over the course of his game, he dons various animal masks and performs a number of brutal assassinations in response to cryptic messages left on his answering machine.
In this game, Jacket is a Zone-Breaker, being a formidable combatant with a bit of everything.
Moveset	Moveset
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Special Moves=
*Neutral Special - Machine Pistol: Jacket uses a customized machine pistol. Extremely fast but very weak. It will last for six seconds at the maximum before Jacket must reload.
*Forward Special - Roll / Katana: Jacket rolls across the ground, dealing minor knockback to does and receiving a few invincibility frames in the beginning of the roll. In the air, Jacket dives forward with a short katana out. If he hits an enemy, he grabs them before stabbing them in the torso. He will remove it from the opponent after tackling them to the ground. Afterwards he would kick them out of the way.
*Up Special - Double Barreled Shotgun: Jacket takes out a double barreled shotgun and fires underneath him for a small amount of height. This can be used twice before needing to land.
*Down Special - Door Frame: With a horse's neigh, a door frame is produced. Jacket can attack it to slam it open. After two seconds it will close. When being slammed open, it can heavily knockback enemies as well as reflect projectiles.	
GD - Geometry Dash
GD from RobTop Games’s Geometry Dash series is a playable character in Clash X. It is a DLC fighter apart of Volume 2. In Geometry Dash, the player takes the form of many entities with unique mechanics of their own. The player must navigate through rhythm-based levels in order to win. 
In this game, GD is a rushdown, reliant on getting into the opponent's face.
GD from RobTop Games’s Geometry Dash series is a playable character in Clash X. It is a DLC fighter apart of Volume 2. In Geometry Dash, the player takes the form of many entities with unique mechanics of their own. The player must navigate through rhythm-based levels in order to win. 
In this game, GD is a rushdown, reliant on getting into the opponent's face.
GD from RobTop Games’s Geometry Dash series is a playable character in Clash X. It is a DLC fighter apart of Volume 2. In Geometry Dash, the player takes the form of many entities with unique mechanics of their own. The player must navigate through rhythm-based levels in order to win. 
In this game, GD is a rushdown, reliant on getting into the opponent's face.
Moveset	Moveset
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Special Moves=
*Neutral Special - Obstacle Toss: Throws a random object forward in an arc. Can be anything ranging from spikes to cubes and sawblades. Spikes do the least amount of damage, cubes do medium, and saw blades do the most. It's totally random which object will be thrown.
*Forward Special - Ship: GD hops into a ship and torpedoes forward. Upon contact, the ship will burst into flames. If GP hits the border of the screen it’ll simply hop out of the ship.
*Up Special - Bounce Pad: Uses a red, yellow, or pink bounce pad (it's an orb instead if you’re in midair) to launch itself up into the air while spinning. The distance is dependent on the time held.
*Down Special - Ball Chargeup: GD curls up into a ball and spins in place. When letting go of the special button while charging, GP will dash forward, multi-hitting the opponent upon contact. GP can also turn around to cancel out of the attack.	
Big Band - Skullgirls
Big Band from Autumn Games’ Skullgirls series is a playable character in Clash X. Big Band is a former policeman turned cybernetic musical weapon by Dr. Avian. While he maintains himself to be calm and collected and prefers to talk things out, he will not hesitate to fight back when he has to.
In this game, Big Band is a heavy tank character, just like in his home game.
Big Band from Autumn Games’ Skullgirls series is a playable character in Clash X. Big Band is a former policeman turned cybernetic musical weapon by Dr. Avian. While he maintains himself to be calm and collected and prefers to talk things out, he will not hesitate to fight back when he has to.
In this game, Big Band is a heavy tank character, just like in his home game.
Big Band from Autumn Games’ Skullgirls series is a playable character in Clash X. Big Band is a former policeman turned cybernetic musical weapon by Dr. Avian. While he maintains himself to be calm and collected and prefers to talk things out, he will not hesitate to fight back when he has to.
In this game, Big Band is a heavy tank character, just like in his home game.
Moveset	Moveset
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Special Moves=
*Neutral Special - 5000lb Slam: Big Band throws his legs forward to kick the opponent. If performed in midair, Big Bang will just go into a dead weight in the air.
*Forward Special - Brass Knuckles: Big Band charges forward with a brass-knuckle punch, covering wide range and dealing a healthy amount of damage. If used point-blank to an opponent, it'll act as a command grab that sends them horizontally and slightly vertical away.
*Up Special - Boosters: Big Band retracts his legs and takes to the skies with boosters. In this state he can float freely and move left to right. He can stay like this for 8 seconds before he must go back down. While using his boosters, he can also perform any aerial.
*Down Special - Giant Step: Big Band steps on a giant kick pedal to hit the opponent overhead, slamming it onto the ground. It does little damage compared to his other attacks, but has great hit stun.  Getting hit on the sweet spot will ground opponents, setting up as an easy punish. In the air, the sweet spot can apply a strong meteor attack.	
Duck - Duck Game
Duck from Adult Swim’s Duck Game series is a playable character in Clash X. In the futuristic year of 1984, ducks run wild in frantic battles. Donning hats of their own making, these blood-thirsty heathens wield weapons of almost everything you can think of.
In this game, Duck is a Bait & Punish character as he is more defensive, tending to avoid opponents and lure them in traps.
Duck from Adult Swim’s Duck Game series is a playable character in Clash X. In the futuristic year of 1984, ducks run wild in frantic battles. Donning hats of their own making, these blood-thirsty heathens wield weapons of almost everything you can think of.
In this game, Duck is a Bait & Punish character as he is more defensive, tending to avoid opponents and lure them in traps.
Duck from Adult Swim’s Duck Game series is a playable character in Clash X. In the futuristic year of 1984, ducks run wild in frantic battles. Donning hats of their own making, these blood-thirsty heathens wield weapons of almost everything you can think of.
In this game, Duck is a Bait & Punish character as he is more defensive, tending to avoid opponents and lure them in traps.
Moveset	Moveset
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Special Moves=
*Neutral Special - Shotgun: The Duck fires a Shotgun in a wide spread. After firing the Shotgun, Duck must cock the gun by inputting the same command before he can fire the Shotgun again. If used too quickly it will be jammed momentarily.
*Forward Special - Chainsaw: The Duck takes out a Chainsaw. To activate it, the Duck must double tap the special button after taking it out. To damage opponents the special button must be held or pressed at the time of impact to rev the chainsaw. Performing a Dash while holding the chainsaw causes the Chainsaw Slide to propel the Duck forward, making it slide until the dash button is released. If another player is hit by a chainsaw sliding player they will be damaged. The Duck can have the weapon activated for a collective 25 seconds before it runs out of gasoline, making it so they must wait another 25 to activate it again.
*Up Special - Jetpack: The Duck equips a Jetpack in order to fly upwards. It can go horizontally but only while still going up. The Duck has a set amount of fuel indicated by a gauge. Once it’s out, the jetpack will stop. The Duck can only fly for a maximum of 4 seconds.
*Down Special - Grenade: The Duck pulls out a grenade and pulls the pin off. They are given 4 seconds to throw it before it explodes. It can damage both opponents and the user.	
Shovel Knight - Shovel Knight: Treasure Trove
Shovel Knight from Yacht Club Games’s Shovel Knight series is a playable character in Clash X. This chivalrous adventurer is trying to stop the Enchantress from taking over the Valley and find his beloved Shield Knight, lost to the Tower of Fate. Throughout his journey he will encounter many other knights and foes.
In this game, Shovel Knight is a semi-heavy close-range combatant, relying on his many tools.
Shovel Knight from Yacht Club Games’s Shovel Knight series is a playable character in Clash X. This chivalrous adventurer is trying to stop the Enchantress from taking over the Valley and find his beloved Shield Knight, lost to the Tower of Fate. Throughout his journey he will encounter many other knights and foes.
In this game, Shovel Knight is a semi-heavy close-range combatant, relying on his many tools.
Shovel Knight from Yacht Club Games’s Shovel Knight series is a playable character in Clash X. This chivalrous adventurer is trying to stop the Enchantress from taking over the Valley and find his beloved Shield Knight, lost to the Tower of Fate. Throughout his journey he will encounter many other knights and foes.
In this game, Shovel Knight is a semi-heavy close-range combatant, relying on his many tools.
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Special Moves=
*Neutral Specials - Relics: Shovel Knight can purchase 3 different relics in the shop to replace his Neutral Special. Once a relic is purchased, the default Neutral Special will be unavailable until the end of the match. Shovel Knight activates the shop with the bottom taunt button.
** Coin Capture: The Default Neutral Special. Shovel Knight quickly draws all of the treasure on the screen towards him, including floating treasure bags (from previous deaths) and treasure from fishing.
** War Horn (1000 Gems): A purchasable Special. Shovel Knight blows a horn that hits all opponents within a circular radius. It is a slow attack that deals more damage at the edges and pushes opponents outwards.
** Mobile Gear (1200 Gems): A purchasable Special. Shovel Knight throws a box with the mobile gear on the ground. The control stick can be used to alter the direction of the throw. After a few frames, the mobile gear begins to move across the ground with an active hitbox. It auto-jumps at ledges. The gear can be ridden by anyone like a moving platform and has gravity. If parried, the gear reverses direction and continues to move.
** Ghost Glove (1400 Gems): A purchasable Special. A fast but short ranged projectile punch. It can be canceled on landing if timed correctly.
** Note: Purchasable Specials are bought with gems collected in the current match. Shovel Knight's Specials reset after the match is done.
*Forward Special - Propeller Dagger / Infinidagger: Shovel Knight dashes forward with a dagger and bounces off walls and players. The dash can be jump canceled. This move can be charged, and if it is fully charged, the move becomes Infinidagger, which can bounce off of blast zones. If this move is countered, Shovel Knight will continue to fly until he hits the blast zone and will enter parry lag while offstage, resulting in an unavoidable death.
*Up Special - Propeller Rat: A rat will appear and will drag Shovel Knight vertically as he holds onto its tail. The recovery allows for slight horizontal adjustment, and has a hitbox on the propeller.
*Down Special - Fishing Rod: Shovel Knight casts a fishing rod down, spiking opponents along the way. If used in the air, Shovel Knight floats on a glide cloud. If Shovel Knight fishes off the bottom of the screen, the player will be prompted to press the special button. Depending on the player's timing, Shovel Knight will find either a Treasure Rock or a Golden Fish. Both have hitboxes and can give Shovel Knight treasure.
* Relics: Shovel Knight can purchase 3 different relics in the shop to replace his Neutral Special. Once a relic is purchased, the default Neutral Special will be unavailable until the end of the match. Shovel Knight activates the shop with the bottom taunt button.
*Armor: Shovel Knight can purchase 2 different armors in the shop. The armors change his color scheme and properties.
**Armor of Chaos: Increases Shovel Knight’s attack potency but lowers defense and speed. 
**Toad Gear: Shovel Knight but has increases jump and speed potency but receives higher knockback.	
Lilac - Freedom Planet
Lilac from GalaxyTrail’s Freedom Planet series is a playable character in Clash X. She is a DLC fighter apart of Volume 2. At a young age, Lilac was raised by the Red Scarves, where she underwent training in martial arts and thievery. Not agreeing with the Guild's lifestyle, she eventually left to live independently and find her place in life. Since then she has been living with her best friend Carol in a Hidden Treehouse. 
In this game, Lilac is a swift footsie fighter, being one of the fastest characters in the game.
Lilac from GalaxyTrail’s Freedom Planet series is a playable character in Clash X. She is a DLC fighter apart of Volume 2. At a young age, Lilac was raised by the Red Scarves, where she underwent training in martial arts and thievery. Not agreeing with the Guild's lifestyle, she eventually left to live independently and find her place in life. Since then she has been living with her best friend Carol in a Hidden Treehouse. 
In this game, Lilac is a swift footsie fighter, being one of the fastest characters in the game.
Lilac from GalaxyTrail’s Freedom Planet series is a playable character in Clash X. She is a DLC fighter apart of Volume 2. At a young age, Lilac was raised by the Red Scarves, where she underwent training in martial arts and thievery. Not agreeing with the Guild's lifestyle, she eventually left to live independently and find her place in life. Since then she has been living with her best friend Carol in a Hidden Treehouse. 
In this game, Lilac is a swift footsie fighter, being one of the fastest characters in the game.
Moveset	Moveset
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Special Moves=
*Neutral Special - Vortex Wave: Lilac grabs one of her ponytails and slashes forward with it. Whilst doing so, it'll create a spurt of blue energy.
*Forward Special - Dragon Boost: Lilac revs up a ball in place and charges forward, damaging any enemies nearby. This move can get more powerful by charging it up and Lilac can change direction whilst using the move.
*Up Special - Dragon Cyclone: Lilac uses her signature cyclone attack, Dragon Cyclone, where she spins using her hair as a weapon. If done in midair, It’ll also give her a small amount of extra airtime and height. It can be held, but this does not boost damage or height.
*Down Special - Dive Kick: Lilac hops up into the air before performing a diving kick diagonally. If done in midair the attack will have no startup lag like it would have on the ground.	
Gunvolt - Azure Striker Gunvolt
Gunvolt from Inti Creates’ Azure Striker Gunvolt series is a playable character in Clash X. He is a DLC fighter apart of Volume 2. After being under experimentation by the Sumeragi Group, Gunvolt was freed by a resistance group named QUILL. He soon met up with a girl he shared a lot in common with named Joule, who he soon vowed to protect.He uses his electric septima powers and a blaster to overcome his enemies, as well as some special skills that he acquires during his game.
In this game, Gunvolt is a mix-up fighter who performs best at close range and has long range projectiles that allow them to zone well.
Gunvolt from Inti Creates’ Azure Striker Gunvolt series is a playable character in Clash X. He is a DLC fighter apart of Volume 2. After being under experimentation by the Sumeragi Group, Gunvolt was freed by a resistance group named QUILL. He soon met up with a girl he shared a lot in common with named Joule, who he soon vowed to protect.He uses his electric septima powers and a blaster to overcome his enemies, as well as some special skills that he acquires during his game.
In this game, Gunvolt is a mix-up fighter who performs best at close range and has long range projectiles that allow them to zone well.
Gunvolt from Inti Creates’ Azure Striker Gunvolt series is a playable character in Clash X. He is a DLC fighter apart of Volume 2. After being under experimentation by the Sumeragi Group, Gunvolt was freed by a resistance group named QUILL. He soon met up with a girl he shared a lot in common with named Joule, who he soon vowed to protect.He uses his electric septima powers and a blaster to overcome his enemies, as well as some special skills that he acquires during his game.
In this game, Gunvolt is a mix-up fighter who performs best at close range and has long range projectiles that allow them to zone well.
Moveset	Moveset
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Special Moves=
*Neutral Special - Flashfield: Pressing and holding the special button will cause Gunvolt to activate his Flashfield: a circular area swarming with electricity. While holding a special button Gunvolt can move around and jump while sustaining the Flashfield, anyone who enters the field will begin to be dealt racking damage. The Flashfield can only be active if Gunvolt has EP to sustain it.
*Forward Special - Dragonsphere: Gunvolt creates a ball of electricity that lingers in front of him before moving forward slowly, in which it’ll damage any opponent it touches. Gunvolt can have up to two Dragonspheres out at a time. This attack takes a chunk of Gunvolt’s out of EP, as two Dragonspheres total take up half his gauge.
*Back Special - Charge MP: Performing this move will result in Gunvolt striking a pose, allowing him to fully replenish his EP gauge. If Gunvolt has used too much EP and has caused himself to overheat, he will be unable to use Recharge EP until after his EP has recharged by itself. Gunvolt’s EP will be represented by a blue gauge that appears whenever he uses his special attacks. The EP gauge will refill overtime when Gunvolt doesn’t have his special moves in use.
*Up Special - Crashbolt: Gunvolt performs an additional air hop before creating a pillar of lighting that deals a hefty amount of damage and knockback when Gunvolt launches himself. When the bolt vanishes it leaves blue feathers in its wake that slowly float downward and eventually vanish. This takes a decent amount of EP from Gunvolt.
*Down Special - Astraphere: Gunvolt swiftly creates three electric orbs that spiral around him in a brief moment. Each orb deals their own separate damage, dissipating if they come in contact with something. The attack can also be used to delete projectiles. This takes a decent amount of EP from Gunvolt.	
Candyman - Lethal League
Candyman from Team Reptile’s Lethal League series is a playable character in Clash X. He is a candy tap-dancing dandy with a big yellow head. A mysterious accident lead to him receiving his big bouncy head, resorting to government taking him in to weaponize himHe’s quite the jazzy, crazy, and expressive opponent within his home series.
In this game, Candyman is a dangerous zoner relying on his pressure.
Candyman from Team Reptile’s Lethal League series is a playable character in Clash X. He is a candy tap-dancing dandy with a big yellow head. A mysterious accident lead to him receiving his big bouncy head, resorting to government taking him in to weaponize himHe’s quite the jazzy, crazy, and expressive opponent within his home series.
In this game, Candyman is a dangerous zoner relying on his pressure.
Candyman from Team Reptile’s Lethal League series is a playable character in Clash X. He is a candy tap-dancing dandy with a big yellow head. A mysterious accident lead to him receiving his big bouncy head, resorting to government taking him in to weaponize himHe’s quite the jazzy, crazy, and expressive opponent within his home series.
In this game, Candyman is a dangerous zoner relying on his pressure.
Moveset	Moveset
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Special Moves=
*Neutral Special - Ball: Candyman summons a small, anti-gravity ball that floats in the air until it is hit. This ball can be hit by any attack from both players, and the ball will be sent in the same angle the attack would launch a player. Every time it is hit, it speeds up, with stronger attacks speeding it up more. Attacks that do little to no knockback will instead bunt the ball, slowing it down and enabling gravity until it hits a surface again. The faster the ball is, the more damage it will do when it hits a player. The ball will ricochet off of any solid surface, and will disappear upon hitting someone. The last player who hit it cannot be hurt by it.
*Forward Special - Candy Cane: Candyman shoots his cane forward a large distance. This would be a command grab, as if the opponent is caught by the cane, Candyman will reel them in and spin like a cyclone, knocking them away. The candy cane can also be angled diagonally up and down.
*Up Special - Candy Copter: Candyman twirls his cane very quickly above his head, giving him a high lift. Upon contact with the cane, the opponent will take damage.
*Down Special - Candy Puddle: Candyman sinks into a small puddle he creates on the ground. If a Candy Puddle is active on stage, Candyman will teleport to the puddle and rise out. Can only be used on the ground, and Candyman will pop out instantly if there is no puddle active.	
Gang Beast - Gang Beasts
Gang Beast from Boneloaf’s Gang Beasts series is a playable character in Clash X. Nothing is truly known about the Gang Beasts identities or motivations, however we do know that they are presumably fiercely loyal members of gangs throughout Beef City.
In this game, Gang Beast is rushdown, specializing in close range combat and combos/juggling.
Gang Beast from Boneloaf’s Gang Beasts series is a playable character in Clash X. Nothing is truly known about the Gang Beasts identities or motivations, however we do know that they are presumably fiercely loyal members of gangs throughout Beef City.
In this game, Gang Beast is rushdown, specializing in close range combat and combos/juggling.
Gang Beast from Boneloaf’s Gang Beasts series is a playable character in Clash X. Nothing is truly known about the Gang Beasts identities or motivations, however we do know that they are presumably fiercely loyal members of gangs throughout Beef City.
In this game, Gang Beast is rushdown, specializing in close range combat and combos/juggling.
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Special Moves=
*Neutral Special - Soccer: The Gang Beast kicks forward a soccer ball. This move can be charged up, as the more its charge, the stronger the kick will be. It can also be aimed in five separate directions facing forward.
*Forward Special - Dropkick: The Gang Beast jumps forward with a short hop and performs a dropkick like they do in the game. If they hit an opponent they bounce back a little.
*Up Special - Slap: The Gang Beast waves it’s hand upwards violently, multi-hitting anyone within range. If performed in mid air they will float momentarily.
*Down Special - Lift: The Gang Beast grabs forward, if they catch someone they will lift them over their head with both arms. You can move around while carrying them above you; you can throw the opponent straight forward, forward and upwards, or forwards and downwards by pressing any attack buttons in conjunction with inputting the chosen direction on the joystick. Be warned as the opponents can mash out of the grab.	
Ori - Ori and the Blind Forest
Ori from Moon Studios’ Ori and the Blind Forest series is a playable character in Clash X. They are a DLC fighter released for Fighters Pass 1. A Spirit Guardian who becomes separated from their biological and adoptive family, Ori is thrust into a journey to save the forest of Nibel from a dangerous decay spreading throughout the land.
In this game, Ori is an aerial rushdown opponent, utilizing aerial attacks and movement to their benefit.
Ori from Moon Studios’ Ori and the Blind Forest series is a playable character in Clash X. They are a DLC fighter released for Fighters Pass 1. A Spirit Guardian who becomes separated from their biological and adoptive family, Ori is thrust into a journey to save the forest of Nibel from a dangerous decay spreading throughout the land.
In this game, Ori is an aerial rushdown opponent, utilizing aerial attacks and movement to their benefit.
Ori from Moon Studios’ Ori and the Blind Forest series is a playable character in Clash X. They are a DLC fighter released for Fighters Pass 1. A Spirit Guardian who becomes separated from their biological and adoptive family, Ori is thrust into a journey to save the forest of Nibel from a dangerous decay spreading throughout the land.
In this game, Ori is an aerial rushdown opponent, utilizing aerial attacks and movement to their benefit.
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Special Moves=
*Neutral Special - Spirit Flame: Sein follows Ori around the battlefield.  When the special button is pressed, Sein will erupt in a small energy burst, damaging nearby enemies. The attack is very quick and only stuns the opponent for a small portion of time, dealing no knockback either. It can be used three times in a row before Sein must recharge. This attack can also be charged by holding down the button. Pressing the button again after this or doing nothing for 3 seconds will release the Charged Flame, a strong attack with knockback. If the attack is whiffed Sein will be set into a longer cool down.
*Forward Special - Light Burst: Ori throws a sphere of light. The strength of the throw, as well as its forward momentum, increase as the button is held.
*Up Special - Kuro’s Feather: Ori spins into the air multihoming nearby enemies and then glides using Kuro's Feather. Ori can cancel the initial rising part of the attack with an air dodge. If done this way, the move can be used again once more before landing. However, the second consecutive Up Special does less damage and gives Ori an extremely small vertical boost. The feather can be opened and closed by moving the control stick up or down. Any aerials can also be performed in this state.
*Down Special - Bash: Ori jumps, holds on to a projectile or an opponent, and freezes time for a few seconds. Both the player and the target are invincible until this move ends. The player can choose a direction to propel Ori in when the move ends. The projectile or opponent is propelled in the opposite direction.	
Cadence - Crypt of the Necrodancer
Cadence from Brace Yourself Game’s Crypt of the NecroDancer series is a playable character in Clash X. She is the daughter of a famous treasure hunter named Dorian. After seemingly gone missing, Cadence went searching for him until she stumbled into a crypt in control of the Necrodancer, who steals Cadence's heart, making it so she must hunt him down and retrieve it back. 
In this game, Cadence’s is an All-Arounder, being a balanced jack-of-all trades with a pinch of rushdown in her moveset.
Cadence from Brace Yourself Game’s Crypt of the NecroDancer series is a playable character in Clash X. She is the daughter of a famous treasure hunter named Dorian. After seemingly gone missing, Cadence went searching for him until she stumbled into a crypt in control of the Necrodancer, who steals Cadence's heart, making it so she must hunt him down and retrieve it back. 
In this game, Cadence’s is an All-Arounder, being a balanced jack-of-all trades with a pinch of rushdown in her moveset.
Cadence from Brace Yourself Game’s Crypt of the NecroDancer series is a playable character in Clash X. She is the daughter of a famous treasure hunter named Dorian. After seemingly gone missing, Cadence went searching for him until she stumbled into a crypt in control of the Necrodancer, who steals Cadence's heart, making it so she must hunt him down and retrieve it back. 
In this game, Cadence’s is an All-Arounder, being a balanced jack-of-all trades with a pinch of rushdown in her moveset.
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Special Moves=
*Neutral Special - Fireball: Chargeable. If no charge, it’ll be a little ball of fire. Medium charge, a bigger, slower moving ball that explodes on impact. Full charge, a straight beam of fire. The player can also cancel and store the charge at any time.
*Side Special - Dig: Cadence charges up and does a strong dig forward with her shovel. It will launch piles of dirt forward, damaging any opponent who touches it heavily. If Cadence hit an opponent right in front of her, she’ll bury them into the ground, giving her the opportunity to attack. The charge up cannot be cancelled after being activated. This move requires timing and precision and is a high risk high reward move.
*Up Special - Winged Boots: Cadence dons a pair of winged boots and leaps upwards off of thin air. Can damage foes upon impact.
*Down Special - Bomb: Cadence places a bomb in place. It will explode after three seconds, damaging anyone nearby including the user.	
Vainglorious Ghoul - TowerFall
Vainglorious Ghoul from Matt Make Games’ TowerFall series is a playable character in Clash X. She is a DLC fighter apart of Volume 2. The Red Archer was a celebrated war hero, captain of the legendary ship the Amaranth. She takes place as one of the many archers in TowerFall, fighting against monsters and ghouls or against each other.
In this game, Vainglorious Ghoul is a zoner, utilizing their many projectiles.
Vainglorious Ghoul from Matt Make Games’ TowerFall series is a playable character in Clash X. She is a DLC fighter apart of Volume 2. The Red Archer was a celebrated war hero, captain of the legendary ship the Amaranth. She takes place as one of the many archers in TowerFall, fighting against monsters and ghouls or against each other.
In this game, Vainglorious Ghoul is a zoner, utilizing their many projectiles.
Vainglorious Ghoul from Matt Make Games’ TowerFall series is a playable character in Clash X. She is a DLC fighter apart of Volume 2. The Red Archer was a celebrated war hero, captain of the legendary ship the Amaranth. She takes place as one of the many archers in TowerFall, fighting against monsters and ghouls or against each other.
In this game, Vainglorious Ghoul is a zoner, utilizing their many projectiles.
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*Neutral Special - Trigger Arrow: Trigger Arrows are a remote explosive arrow. They are active immediately after being fired and will detonate when the player presses the taunt button. The player can have up to three arrows at a time. The arrows can be shot at eight angles.
*Forward Special - Orb: The Red Archer snaps forward an orb. There are four different orb types the Red Archer can toss forward. It is totally random which one she’ll get each time. The attack also has a two second cooldown to prevent spamming.
** Dark Orb: Minorly poisons the opponent.
** Time Orb: Puts the opponent in slow-motion for a few seconds or until attacked.
** Lava Orb: Burns the opponent.
** Space Orb: Stuns the opponent in place.
*Up Special - Wings: The Red Archer twirls in place, growing wings in the process and zooms upwards, reeling along any opponent within the wing’s radius. The Red Archer will then begin to float down slowly. In this state the player can still fire Trigger and Bramble arrows. The move can also be cancelled out of any move besides arrow attacks.
*Down Special - Bramble Arrow: The Red Archer fires a Bramble Arrow in front of her. After striking a surface, the Bramble Arrow will sprout lethal brambles that spread across the surface. The brambles will remain for a short while before disappearing and can otherwise be destroyed by fire attacks. Any opponent who comes in contact with the Bramble Arrow will be dealt chip-damage. The Arrow can also attach to the left and right borders of the screen.	
Froggit - Undertale
Froggit from Toby Fox’s Undertale series is a playable character in Clash X. He is a DLC fighter. Froggits are a species of monster encountered in the Ruins of the Underground. Froggits are usually influenced by comments, not really willing to stand up for themselves, but still willing to fight back on occasion.
In this game, Froggit is a pressurer, exploiting openings and weaknesses on their enemies quickly.
Froggit from Toby Fox’s Undertale series is a playable character in Clash X. He is a DLC fighter. Froggits are a species of monster encountered in the Ruins of the Underground. Froggits are usually influenced by comments, not really willing to stand up for themselves, but still willing to fight back on occasion.
In this game, Froggit is a pressurer, exploiting openings and weaknesses on their enemies quickly.
Froggit from Toby Fox’s Undertale series is a playable character in Clash X. He is a DLC fighter. Froggits are a species of monster encountered in the Ruins of the Underground. Froggits are usually influenced by comments, not really willing to stand up for themselves, but still willing to fight back on occasion.
In this game, Froggit is a pressurer, exploiting openings and weaknesses on their enemies quickly.
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Special Moves=
*Neutral Special - Flies: This is a chargeable attack. Flies will start to spiral around Froggit. The longer the special button is held down for, the more flies that will pop up. Froggit can have a maximum of five. After releasing the special button, the flies will launch themselves forward in an attempt to damage the foe. The more flies that are fired, the larger the hitbox and the more damage that can be done. Froggit can also maneuver when charging, but cannot perform any attacks in that state.
*Forward Special - Tongue: Froggit extends its tongue out in an attempt to grab the opponent. If successful, they will be put into froggits mouth where he’ll take two chomps at them and then spit them out in one of eight directions.
*Up Special - Whimsun: Froggit’s pal Whimsun appears onto the battlefield. Whimsun will call upon a ring of moths above him and leave them in place. This acts as a platform Froggit can use that no one else can’t. After he steps on the ring of moths, once he hops off they will disappear. Froggit can only have one ring of moths out at a time.
*Down Special - Tag Team: Froggit summons a tiny frog that’ll hop forward. It will take three large hops before it disappears. If the opponent is caught by the frog, they will be dragged along the next hop, performing a multi-hit chain.	
Kragg - Rivals of Aether
Kragg from Dan Forance’s Rivals of Aether series is a playable character in Clash X. Kragg is a defender of the colossal Aetherian Forest. Deliberate and loyal, he is one of the infamous Wall Runners who patrol the Rock Wall.
In this game, Kragg is a grounded heavy, just like in his game.
Kragg from Dan Forance’s Rivals of Aether series is a playable character in Clash X. Kragg is a defender of the colossal Aetherian Forest. Deliberate and loyal, he is one of the infamous Wall Runners who patrol the Rock Wall.
In this game, Kragg is a grounded heavy, just like in his game.
Kragg from Dan Forance’s Rivals of Aether series is a playable character in Clash X. Kragg is a defender of the colossal Aetherian Forest. Deliberate and loyal, he is one of the infamous Wall Runners who patrol the Rock Wall.
In this game, Kragg is a grounded heavy, just like in his game.
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Special Moves=
*Neutral Special - Rock Hurl: Kragg digs up a square shaped rock up from the ground. While holding it he can still walk and do single jumps but can't use any other move until he tosses it by pressing the special button again. He can toss his rock at 4 different angles in front of him.
*Forward Special - Boulder Ball: Kragg turns into a rolling spiky ball for up to 2 seconds, granting him super-armor. This armor makes him resistant to hitstun and close to all knockback: horizontal knockback still affects him, but is greatly reduced. It can be canceled early with the special button. He can slowly change directions in this form, but only on the ground.
*Up Special - Earth Pillar: Kragg quickly summons a huge pillar of earth beneath him. Kragg will be standing on top of the pillar afterwards. This pillar acts like a part of the stage; you can wall jump on it, tech on it, and pull a single rock from it.
*Down Special - Quake Spikes: Kragg stomps the ground, causing a series of 3 spikes to shoot from the ground ahead of him, each bigger than the last. The spikes combo into each other and the final one sends opponents straight up in the air.	
Welltaro - Downwell
Welltaro from Devolver Digital’s Downwell series is a playable character in Clash X. Welltaro is a curious young person who fell down a well. He utilized a trusty pair of Gunboots to slow his descent speeds and damage enemies below.
In this game, Welltaro is a hybrid of Dynamic and All-Rounder, using close ranged projectiles.
Welltaro from Devolver Digital’s Downwell series is a playable character in Clash X. Welltaro is a curious young person who fell down a well. He utilized a trusty pair of Gunboots to slow his descent speeds and damage enemies below.
In this game, Welltaro is a hybrid of Dynamic and All-Rounder, using close ranged projectiles.
Welltaro from Devolver Digital’s Downwell series is a playable character in Clash X. Welltaro is a curious young person who fell down a well. He utilized a trusty pair of Gunboots to slow his descent speeds and damage enemies below.
In this game, Welltaro is a hybrid of Dynamic and All-Rounder, using close ranged projectiles.
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Special Moves=
*Neutral Special - Gunboots: Welltaro shoots bullets out of his gumboots. Each bullet consumes one ammo. Welltaro starts out with 12 ammo but can gain more in the shop. If he loses a stock he will still have the same amount of ammo even if he bought some. This special can only be performed in midair, as Welltaro recharges his ammo every time he touches the ground.
*Forward Special - Dropkick: Welltaro lunges forward feet first, before shooting a wide spray of 8 bullets in front of him. Hits harder the more bullets Welltaro lands.
*Up Special - Heart Balloon: A balloon appears above Welltaro. If the player holds down the command, Welltaro will put his foot on top of the Balloon and jump off it, causing an explosion that can damage foes. If tapped, a Balloon will simply appear above Welltaro, reducing his fall rate and exploding upon an opponent's impact with it. Welltaro can not do the recovery version if he has the balloon out already. After the balloon pops, there will be a 15 second cool down before Welltaro can take out another balloon.
*Down Special - Shop: This move has the Shopkeeper from Downwell appear and offer a selection of 3 out of 12 upgrades Welltaro can purchase with gems. Welltaro will use gems he earns throughout the match by attacking and being attacked. He will start out with 15 gems at the start of every stock. He can have a maximum of 100 gems. If Welltaro is hit while in the shop, the Shopkeeper will run away in a panic. To exit out of the shop the player must either purchase an item, or press shield.
** Ammo (15 Gems): Gives Welltaro +2 ammo slots.
** Ammo (30 Gems): Gives Welltaro +4 ammo slots.
** Apple (10 Gems): Heals 10%.
** Blast Module (45 Gems): Buffs Welltaro’s attack output.
** Gem Attractor (75 Gems): Enemies will drop more Gems when hit.
** Gem Powered (35 Gems): Getting gems recharges gunboots.
** Hot Casing (45 Gems): Bullet casings are ejected by your gunboots randomly to the left or right, which cause a small amount of damage to enemies they hit.
** Knife and Fork (60 Gems): Causes enemies to drop HP pickups when killed. Any player can take these pickups. They heal 5% damage and will spawn a random amount between 2 and 7.
** Puncher Module (85 Gems): Doubles the damage output of aerials.
** Rocket Jump (60 Gems): Provides a vertical boost when jumping off the ground, and creates an explosion on the ground beneath, damaging nearby foes,
** Safety Jetpack (25 Gems): Allows Welltaroto briefly float downwards after he’s out of gunboot ammo.
**Youth (35 Gems): Grants Welltaro increases speed and defense.	
Fish - Nuclear Throne
Fish from Vlambeer’s Nuclear Throne series is a playable character in Clash X. They are a DLC fighter. In a post-apocalyptic future, mutants roam the land. One of these mutants is Fish, a versatile and mobile creature. Not much is known about their past, but their objective is to reach the Nuclear Throne. Nobody knows why, but it's their destiny.
In this game, Fish is a Zone-Breaker, quickly disrupting opponents with their high speed and combos.
Fish from Vlambeer’s Nuclear Throne series is a playable character in Clash X. They are a DLC fighter. In a post-apocalyptic future, mutants roam the land. One of these mutants is Fish, a versatile and mobile creature. Not much is known about their past, but their objective is to reach the Nuclear Throne. Nobody knows why, but it's their destiny.
In this game, Fish is a Zone-Breaker, quickly disrupting opponents with their high speed and combos.
Fish from Vlambeer’s Nuclear Throne series is a playable character in Clash X. They are a DLC fighter. In a post-apocalyptic future, mutants roam the land. One of these mutants is Fish, a versatile and mobile creature. Not much is known about their past, but their objective is to reach the Nuclear Throne. Nobody knows why, but it's their destiny.
In this game, Fish is a Zone-Breaker, quickly disrupting opponents with their high speed and combos.
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Special Moves=
* Neutral Special - Shotgun: Fish fires a Shotgun in a wide spread. After firing the Shotgun, Fish must cock the gun by inputting the same command before he can fire the Shotgun again. If used too quickly it will be jammed momentarily.
* Side Special - Grenade Launcher: Fish shoots a gray grenade that explodes immediately on contact with an enemy, otherwise, it explodes after a two second delay. It can bounce off the borders of the screen but slows down and stops shortly after.
* Up Special - Portal: A purple vortex sucks up the fish and transports them to a given direction. It travels a long distance and can be angled in eight directions. Any opponent nearby the portal’s radius will be sucked into it, taking small damage as they are transported. Fish can follow up with any attack (usually aerials) after coming out of the second portal.
* Down Special - Mutations: Fish will have a leveling system. By giving damage to the opponent, Fish will gain Rads. When he has enough Rads, he will begin to glow with radiation with a sound indicating it. When the down special is imputed when Fish glowing, he will be given three upgrades to him he can choose one of. There are nine selections total he can choose from. It is totally random which ones will show up. Fish is able to level up five levels before he can’t level up anymore within the round.
** Boiling Veins: Take less damage from fire attacks.
** Eagle Eyes: Increased accuracy.
** Extra Feet: Speed is increased.
** Laser Brain: Projectiles will be larger.
** Last Wish: Heal 10%.
** Long Arms: Increase melee range.
** Sharp Teeth: Damage output increased by 1.5x.
** Shotgun Shoulders: Projectiles have a small chance of bouncing off of you.
** Stress: Increases rate of Shotgun fire.	
Bullet Kin - Enter the Gungeon
Bullet Kin from Devolver Digital’s Enter the Gungeon series is a playable character in Clash X. He is a DLC fighter apart of Volume 2. Apart from the Cult of the Gundead, Bullet Kin is one of the many enemies that haunt the Gungeon. By default, most carry a Magnum, and are known to hide behind flipped tables and to enjoy riding minecarts.
In this game, Bullet Kin is a zoner, relying on it’s projectile attacks and lacking in close range.
Bullet Kin from Devolver Digital’s Enter the Gungeon series is a playable character in Clash X. He is a DLC fighter apart of Volume 2. Apart from the Cult of the Gundead, Bullet Kin is one of the many enemies that haunt the Gungeon. By default, most carry a Magnum, and are known to hide behind flipped tables and to enjoy riding minecarts.
In this game, Bullet Kin is a zoner, relying on it’s projectile attacks and lacking in close range.
Bullet Kin from Devolver Digital’s Enter the Gungeon series is a playable character in Clash X. He is a DLC fighter apart of Volume 2. Apart from the Cult of the Gundead, Bullet Kin is one of the many enemies that haunt the Gungeon. By default, most carry a Magnum, and are known to hide behind flipped tables and to enjoy riding minecarts.
In this game, Bullet Kin is a zoner, relying on it’s projectile attacks and lacking in close range.
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Special Moves=
*Neutral Special - Rubber Kin: Bullet Kin encases itself in rubber and charges up a straight-travelling horizontal launch, torpedoing itself forward. Can be angled slightly up or down while charging. Distance traveled scales depending on charge time.
*Forward Special - Explosive Barrel: Bullet Kin kicks forward an explosive barrel. If it takes enough damage, it will explode. It especially reacts to Bullet Kin’s shots. The explosion can harm both the player and opponent if they are within its radius.
*Up Special - Up Special - Bullat Kin: Bullet Kin grows a pair of wings, launching upwards before slowly floating down. The rise upwards deals good horizontal damage. Bullet Kin can access the Weapon Menu while in Bullat form. Bullat form can also be cancelled by performing any other move.
*Down Special - Gun Toggle: Bullet Kin brings up a menu that allows the player to toggle through a selection of weapons to choose from. To select a weapon, simply scroll to the desired gun and release the special button to equip it.
** Magnum: Shoots a singular bullet at a time. 
** Regular Shotgun: Shoots five bullets in an arc. The recoil from the blast will launch Bullet Kin back. 
** Phoenix: Spits fire that burns opponents.
** Poxcannon: Shoots a projectile in an arc. The projectile will change the skin of the opponent upon contact.
** Magic Lamp: Shoots slow, straight-travelling projectiles that deal no damage and place stacks on opponents. When an opponent reaches 3 stacks, a genie will appear and uppercut them. The attack is inescapable.
** Sniper Rifle: Shoots a single bullet that deals more damage the farther distance there is between the player and target.
** RC Rocket: A rocket launcher that can be remote controlled using the right stick.
** Boxing Glove: Shoots forward a limited-range Boxing Glove. It deals small damage but has a chance to daze the opponent. The lower health the opponent has, the more likely they’ll become dazed.
** Brick Breaker: A gun that fires turtle shells. These shells can bounce off the borders once before they bounce the opposite direction, heading off-screen.
* Shooting: Using the attack button and the right stick, Bullet Kin is able to shoot their currently equipped gun. Each gun has different properties.
* Active Reload: Whenever Bullet Kin reloads a gun, an indicator will appear on the reload bar aside Bullet Kin. Pressing fire at the right time on this indicator will instantly reload Bullet Kin’s current gun, as well as buff the damage of the next magazine. However, if mistimed, the reload time will grow longer. If Bullet Kin is attacked while reloading, it will drop their currently held gun, and will have to pick it back up. If left dropped for too long, the Resourceful Rat will appear and steal it.	
The Knight - Hollow Knight
The Knight from Team Cherry’s Hollow Knight series is a playable character in Clash X. Made of via the Void, The Knight is a vessel. Called to Hallownest from the unknown, The Knight goes throughout the land, battling the spreading infection and on their way replace the Hollow Knight as a Vessel and seal the Radiance once more.
In this game, the Knight is a swift rushdown character with a tricky to master gimmick.
The Knight from Team Cherry’s Hollow Knight series is a playable character in Clash X. Made of via the Void, The Knight is a vessel. Called to Hallownest from the unknown, The Knight goes throughout the land, battling the spreading infection and on their way replace the Hollow Knight as a Vessel and seal the Radiance once more.
In this game, the Knight is a swift rushdown character with a tricky to master gimmick.
The Knight from Team Cherry’s Hollow Knight series is a playable character in Clash X. Made of via the Void, The Knight is a vessel. Called to Hallownest from the unknown, The Knight goes throughout the land, battling the spreading infection and on their way replace the Hollow Knight as a Vessel and seal the Radiance once more.
In this game, the Knight is a swift rushdown character with a tricky to master gimmick.
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Special Moves=
*Neutral Special - Vengeful Spirit: The Knight will conjure a spirit that zooms forwards, burning any foes in its way. (Soul Cost: 6.2%)
*Forward Special - Weaversong: Three small weaverlings pounce forward. If they come in contact with an opponent, they will slowly rack up damage until bouncing off.
*Back Special - Crystal Heart: The Knight will charge up the Crystal Heart by holding down the back special action. When the button is released, The Knight will blast forwards. Hitting an opponent will bounce both The Knight and enemy up into the air, where The Knight can follow up with any aerial. This move can only be performed on the ground. 
*Up Special - Howling Wraiths: The Knight blasts a wave of energy in an arc around and above themself. (Soul Cost: 10.9%)
*Down Special - Focus / Desolate Dive: Down Special can perform two different actions depending on whether The Knight is on the ground or in midair. If performed on ground, The Knight will heal themself and regain a small portion of health. It has a slow startup time, but if the player possesses enough Soul and continues to hold down the special button, they can heal The Knight a second or third time while also skipping the slow startup. If performed in the air, The Knight will plummet downwards and creates a giant shockwave when landing. (Soul Cost: Focus 25.3%, Desolate Dive 17.0%)
*The Knight has a unique trait called the Soul Meter. For every non-special attack, The Knight will gain a random amount of Soul, ranging from 2.0% to 7.0% added per attack. All special attacks (not including Forward or Back Special) require a certain percentage of Soul to be performed. Some may require more Soul than others. At the start of every match The Knight will start off with 50.0% Soul. 100.0% is the limited amount of Soul they can have at once.	
Yooka & Laylee - Yooka-Laylee
Yooka & Laylee from Team17’s Yooka-Laylee series is a playable character in Clash X. They are a DLC fighter. These two adventurers live together on the remains of a Bat Ship . After their books are stolen by Hivory Towers, they venture into the company and travel through the books worlds to collect the missing pages of the One Book.
In this game, Yooka & Laylee are a mix-up fighter, having a wide range of tools.
Yooka & Laylee from Team17’s Yooka-Laylee series is a playable character in Clash X. They are a DLC fighter. These two adventurers live together on the remains of a Bat Ship . After their books are stolen by Hivory Towers, they venture into the company and travel through the books worlds to collect the missing pages of the One Book.
In this game, Yooka & Laylee are a mix-up fighter, having a wide range of tools.
Yooka & Laylee from Team17’s Yooka-Laylee series is a playable character in Clash X. They are a DLC fighter. These two adventurers live together on the remains of a Bat Ship . After their books are stolen by Hivory Towers, they venture into the company and travel through the books worlds to collect the missing pages of the One Book.
In this game, Yooka & Laylee are a mix-up fighter, having a wide range of tools.
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Special Moves=
* Neutral Special - Slurp State: Yooka lashes out his tongue forward and slurps the opponent. Once Yooka has slurped a character, depending on which fighter has been slurped will grant Yooka a new state. While Yooka is in his new state he will gain new advantages but will also gain new disadvantages. While in a new state will still allow Yooka to slurp the opponent with his tongue, Yooka will not enter a new state until the current state's time has expired, at which point Yooka will return to normal. 
** Charged State: Characters such as Quote, Gunvolt, and Cuphead will grant Yooka the Charged State. While in this state, Yooka & Laylee’s special moves paralyze foes, stunning them in place and causing greater knockback. The downside is Yooka & Laylee will take small damage every time they perform a special.
** Fire State: Characters such as Jacket, Welltaro, and Grim Reaper will grant Yooka the Fire State. While in this state, Yooka & Laylee have increased damage to their normal attacks, but lowered damage to their specials.
** Illuminous State: Characters such as Reimu, Shantae, and Zagreus grant Yooka the Illuminous state. While in this state, Yooka & Laylee are much more swift but sacrifices defense. 
** Metal State: Characters such as Big Band, Crewmate, and Judgement will grant Yooka the Metal State. While in this state, Yooka has increased defense and power but sacrifices speed and jumping ability.
** Sticky State: Characters such as Guy Spelunkey, Meat Boy, and Froggit will grant Yooka the Sticky State. While in this state, Yooka & Laylee will stick more to the ground, having super armor on all grounded attacks. However, aerial attacks will not have super armor and grounded damage output is decreased as well.
* Side Special - Reptile Rush: While holding left or right with the directional pad and pressing the special button, Yooka & Laylee will perform Reptile Rush. Yooka will curl up in a ball as Laylee stands on top of him and charges forward, performing a spin dash! Striking foes with the Reptile Rush will put Yooka & Laylee into a helpless state.
* Up Special - Flappy Flight: Yooka will grab Laylee by her feet, wind up, and while still holding onto her feet, toss Laylee into the air. Laylee flaps her wings granting the duo some extra air. In this state Yooka & Laylee can perform any aerial attacks. Pressing the special button once more will leap Yooka & Laylee into the air another time. To cancel out of the attack double tap the special button or hold down.
* Down Special - Buddy Slam: Yooka jumps in the air while curling into a ball, and Laylee throws herself and does a backflip into the air. Laylee will then slam herself down onto Yooka, hitting the ground with a lot of force. If done in midair, Laylee will just slam herself down onto Yooka right away.	
Beheaded - Dead Cells
Beheaded from Molten Twin’s Dead Cells series is a playable character in Clash X. Hardly anything is known about the origin of the Beheaded — the Beheaded itself seems unaware of how it came to be. However, it appears to be known by the Prisoners (who seem to fear it) and a few others. The Beheaded hunts down the King, hoping that killing him will bring some kind of change to the world.
In this game, Beheaded is a turtle fighter, using Zoner elements while focusing on wearing the foe down.
Beheaded from Molten Twin’s Dead Cells series is a playable character in Clash X. Hardly anything is known about the origin of the Beheaded — the Beheaded itself seems unaware of how it came to be. However, it appears to be known by the Prisoners (who seem to fear it) and a few others. The Beheaded hunts down the King, hoping that killing him will bring some kind of change to the world.
In this game, Beheaded is a turtle fighter, using Zoner elements while focusing on wearing the foe down.
Beheaded from Molten Twin’s Dead Cells series is a playable character in Clash X. Hardly anything is known about the origin of the Beheaded — the Beheaded itself seems unaware of how it came to be. However, it appears to be known by the Prisoners (who seem to fear it) and a few others. The Beheaded hunts down the King, hoping that killing him will bring some kind of change to the world.
In this game, Beheaded is a turtle fighter, using Zoner elements while focusing on wearing the foe down.
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Special Moves=
*Neutral Special - Shield Parry: The Beheaded will wield a Parry Shield. When the B button is held, The Beheaded will block the attack and their head flames would start to glow. Whatever attack the Beheaded would land next would do a hefty amount of extra damage, but if they are hit before they attack, they will lose the upgrade.
*Forward Special - Repeater Crossbow: The Beheaded takes out a Repeater Crossbow that fires endlessly if the button is held until five seconds have passed. Each Repeater Shot does low damage. The attack also has a 1-2 second cool down.
*Up Special - Grenade: The Beheaded throws a grenade underneath him which launches himself upwards via an explosion. The exploadison will damage within its radius. The jump can be cancelled by dashing straight downwards quickly after inputting the command. In midair the The Beheaded will simply throw the grenade downwards. It can also be angled a bit diagonally downwards either left or right.
*Down Special - Sentries: The Beheaded throws out one of three sentries, each with their own functions. They do not appear at random, as they will appear in order and if one is thrown while another is active, the one active will disappear. Everytime a sentry is thrown, there is a 15 second cooldown before you can throw one again. Sentries can also be destroyed by opponents if you aren’t careful.
** Sinew Slicer (Sentry 1): This turret fires 3 shot bursts with 0.1 seconds between each shot in a burst. Bursts are fired twice a second and each shot only causes flinching and causes no knockback.
** Barnacle (Sentry 2): This turret when thrown, will float upwards and cling onto a ceiling, platform, or side the horizontal edges of the screen, and if there is none, it will stop midway and float instead. This turret targets the nearest player in its line of sight and fires a shot once every 2 seconds with each shot launching enemies in a very short distance. Unlike the other turrets, this one has a timer as well. If it stays for 10 seconds, it will disappear.
**Crusher (Sentry 3): This Sentry is a tunic stone that if an enemy approaches, will have a countdown of 1 second (represented as a shrinking blue circle) unless the enemy leaves it. If the countdown reaches zero, it does an area of effect damage but only around the runic stone.	
Cuphead - Cuphead
Cuphead from Studio MDHR’s Cuphead series is a playable character in Clash X. One day, Cuphead and his pal Mugman enter the Devil's Casino, where after obtaining a winning streak they are challenged by the Devil himself. After losing his bet, they must retrieve the Soul Contracts from all of the Devil's runaway debtors in order to get theirs back.
In this game, Cuphead is a zoner, utilizing his special moves the most.
Cuphead from Studio MDHR’s Cuphead series is a playable character in Clash X. One day, Cuphead and his pal Mugman enter the Devil's Casino, where after obtaining a winning streak they are challenged by the Devil himself. After losing his bet, they must retrieve the Soul Contracts from all of the Devil's runaway debtors in order to get theirs back.
In this game, Cuphead is a zoner, utilizing his special moves the most.
Cuphead from Studio MDHR’s Cuphead series is a playable character in Clash X. One day, Cuphead and his pal Mugman enter the Devil's Casino, where after obtaining a winning streak they are challenged by the Devil himself. After losing his bet, they must retrieve the Soul Contracts from all of the Devil's runaway debtors in order to get theirs back.
In this game, Cuphead is a zoner, utilizing his special moves the most.
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Special Moves=
*Neutral Special - Peashooter / Mega Blast: Works exactly like it does in Cuphead’s game. Each shot deals no flinch damage, but if charged up as a Mega Blast the shot will be much stronger. Pressing the special button repeatedly will rapid-fire peashooter, while holding it down will charge up for Mega Blast.
*Forward Special - Roundabout: A light blue boomerang-like bullet that will come back if it didn't hit something after a short distance. It deals no knockback along the way at first but on the way back it does terrifically.
*Up Special - Parry: Cuphead jumps in a ball with a pink hand coming from his straw, slapping the first fighter he touches. This will put him into a vulnerable state until he touches the ground again.
*Down Special - Chaser: Snaps his fingers, sending a short-ranged surge of green energy at the opponent. Should it connect, spheres of green bullets will orbit the opponent, then home in on them after a set period of time. The initial surge can be charged, increasing its damage and creating more spheres; an uncharged surge creates only one sphere, whereas a fully charged surge will create three spheres. These cannot be applied to someone if they are shielding.	
Hat Kid - A Hat in Time
Hat Kid from Gears for Breakfast’s A Hat in Time series is a playable character in Clash X. She is a DLC fighter released for Fighters Pass 1. Travelling home on a spaceship, her travel home is interrupted by a Mafia goon, demanding a toll for flying over Mafia Town. When she refuses to pat, the Mafia goon busts open the door, causing Hat Kid and the ship's fuel (Time Pieces) to land in Mafia Town, where she must retrieve them all back to get home.
In this game, Hat Kid is a versatile well-rounded fighter, easy for beginners.
Hat Kid from Gears for Breakfast’s A Hat in Time series is a playable character in Clash X. She is a DLC fighter released for Fighters Pass 1. Travelling home on a spaceship, her travel home is interrupted by a Mafia goon, demanding a toll for flying over Mafia Town. When she refuses to pat, the Mafia goon busts open the door, causing Hat Kid and the ship's fuel (Time Pieces) to land in Mafia Town, where she must retrieve them all back to get home.
In this game, Hat Kid is a versatile well-rounded fighter, easy for beginners.
Hat Kid from Gears for Breakfast’s A Hat in Time series is a playable character in Clash X. She is a DLC fighter released for Fighters Pass 1. Travelling home on a spaceship, her travel home is interrupted by a Mafia goon, demanding a toll for flying over Mafia Town. When she refuses to pat, the Mafia goon busts open the door, causing Hat Kid and the ship's fuel (Time Pieces) to land in Mafia Town, where she must retrieve them all back to get home.
In this game, Hat Kid is a versatile well-rounded fighter, easy for beginners.
Moveset	Moveset
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Special Moves=
*Neutral Special - Brewing Hat: Using the Brewing Hat, Hat Kid would throw an explosive potion in front of her. Hat Kid can charge up the brew for 3 different damaging attacks (light, medium, and heavy). The longer the special button was held, the farther it would be thrown and the more powerful the attack would be. The potion would explode on contact and launch the opponent upwards.
*Forward Special - Grappling Hookshot: Using her umbrella's handle like a grappling hook, Hat Kid grabs the opponent the reels them in for a swift headbutt. This attack has great reach but big end lag. Hat Kid can also angle the handle in five directions in front of her. Can be performed in midair as well.
*Up Special - Homing Attack: Hat Kid homes into an opponent and tackles them. If no opponent is within range Hat Kid will just pounch forward. This attack can be cancelled with any aerial. If contact is made with an opponent, jumps are reset, but not the Up Special.
*Down Special - Icebreakers: Hat Kid comes crashing down as an ice sculpture. The statue is resistant to attacks and hits hard while falling, but breaks when contact is made with the ground. Small after-shards of ice can also deal slight damage surrounding opponents.	
Madeline - Celeste
Madeline from Matt Make Games’s Celeste series is a playable character in Clash X. Madeline is hoping to climb Mount Celeste in order to spite herself. Throughout, she faces the challenges of the mountain while also facing her anxiety and depression along the way.
In this game, Madeline is a glass cannon, dealing some powerful attacks but lacking in defensive capabilities.
Madeline from Matt Make Games’s Celeste series is a playable character in Clash X. Madeline is hoping to climb Mount Celeste in order to spite herself. Throughout, she faces the challenges of the mountain while also facing her anxiety and depression along the way.
In this game, Madeline is a glass cannon, dealing some powerful attacks but lacking in defensive capabilities.
Madeline from Matt Make Games’s Celeste series is a playable character in Clash X. Madeline is hoping to climb Mount Celeste in order to spite herself. Throughout, she faces the challenges of the mountain while also facing her anxiety and depression along the way.
In this game, Madeline is a glass cannon, dealing some powerful attacks but lacking in defensive capabilities.
Moveset	Moveset
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Special Moves=
*Neutral Special - Dash: Madeline dashes forward in a selection of eight directions. The attack will damage anyone who collides with it. The move can only be used once while in the air before landing. It takes a moment after the input to dash, and an alternate direction can be input during that time. Otherwise, it’ll default to forwards.
*Forward Special - Bow: Madeline fires three bows forward in rapid succession. Each bow deals more damage than the last.
*Up Special - Feather: Madline takes out a golden feather and turns into a glowing yellow orb. In this state Madeline is freely controllable, but the feather disappears upon contact with the stage. The feather will last for three seconds before Madeline goes back to her normal state.
*Down Special - Star Block: Madeline summons a square Star Block below her. It will stand on the field for 2 seconds. Unlike in Celeste, this block is intangible and can’t be stood on or wall jumped off of. Enemies moving through the block have their movement slightly slowed. If Madeline uses her Dash and hits the block, Dash will transform into an attack and Madeline will be sent blazing in whichever direction she is heading. If it reaches contact with an opponent, the Dash will do severe damage and knockback.	
Crewmate - Among Us
Crewmate from Innersloth’s Among Us series is a playable character in Clash X. The Crewmates are  a group of astronauts, they are made to perform various tasks in order to survive. Among them is an imposter, an alien specimen that resembles the other. This imposter’s goals are to sabotage and kill the other crewmates.
In this game, the Crewmate is a grounded zoner, relying on their specials to win.
Crewmate from Innersloth’s Among Us series is a playable character in Clash X. The Crewmates are  a group of astronauts, they are made to perform various tasks in order to survive. Among them is an imposter, an alien specimen that resembles the other. This imposter’s goals are to sabotage and kill the other crewmates.
In this game, the Crewmate is a grounded zoner, relying on their specials to win.
Crewmate from Innersloth’s Among Us series is a playable character in Clash X. The Crewmates are  a group of astronauts, they are made to perform various tasks in order to survive. Among them is an imposter, an alien specimen that resembles the other. This imposter’s goals are to sabotage and kill the other crewmates.
In this game, the Crewmate is a grounded zoner, relying on their specials to win.
Moveset	Moveset
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Special Moves=
*Neutral Special - Tongue Impale: The Crewmate opens up it’s torso and stab forward with a sharp tongue. If landed, it will paralyze the opponent and do massive damage. If missed, there will be severe end lag, opening the Crewmate up for a punish.
*Forward Special - Asteroids: The Crewmate’s visors lights up to aim a reticle over an nearby opponent within a large frontal cone radius, and then fires five small energy blasts at that location.
*Up Special - Imposter Stab : The Crewmate performs a counterattack. When the Crewmate is hit while countering, they will redirect damage to the opponent via three gruesome knife stabs.
*Down Special - Vent: The Crewmate places down a vent on the ground. They can have two vents out at the same time. When using a vent, the Crewmate will teleport to the other placed vent. If they wish to move locations, the vent they placed before the last one will disappear and be replaced.	
Zagreus - Hades
Zagreus from SuperGiant Games’s Hades series is a playable character in Clash X. He is a DLC fighter apart of Volume 2. Zagreus has always had a sense that he doesn't belong in the House of Hades. Recently he decided, against his father's will, to escape from the Underworld—no matter how many tries it might take him. Zagreus is met with numerous obstacles throughout the realms
In this game, Zagerus is a rather vanilla fighter who gets more aggressive as the match progresses.
Zagreus from SuperGiant Games’s Hades series is a playable character in Clash X. He is a DLC fighter apart of Volume 2. Zagreus has always had a sense that he doesn't belong in the House of Hades. Recently he decided, against his father's will, to escape from the Underworld—no matter how many tries it might take him. Zagreus is met with numerous obstacles throughout the realms
In this game, Zagerus is a rather vanilla fighter who gets more aggressive as the match progresses.
Zagreus from SuperGiant Games’s Hades series is a playable character in Clash X. He is a DLC fighter apart of Volume 2. Zagreus has always had a sense that he doesn't belong in the House of Hades. Recently he decided, against his father's will, to escape from the Underworld—no matter how many tries it might take him. Zagreus is met with numerous obstacles throughout the realms
In this game, Zagerus is a rather vanilla fighter who gets more aggressive as the match progresses.
Moveset	Moveset
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Special Moves=
*Neutral Special - Blood Stone: Zagreus casts forward a projectile that embeds itself into the opponent. Eventually it will lodge itself out of the opponent and Zagreus will need to pick it up in order to use the attack once more.
*Forward Special - Dash: Zagreus performs a short dash forward up to twice in one instance. During the dash, Zagreus is completely in-tangible.
*Up Special - Nova Smash: Leaping forward, Zagreus swings the Stygian Blade downwards, creating a small burst as an area attack. The more damage Zagreus has taken, the more powerful and wider the attack will be.
*Down Special - Zeus’ Wrath: Zeus will appear in the foreground and will slam his fist onto the ground, causing an electric shock wave. The longer the attack is held down the more powerful the strike will be. Without charging the attack, Zeus will slam his fist instantly causing a small stun. Zagreus can freely roam around while Zeus is charging up as long as the special button is still held down (meaning he cannot perform other special moves in this state and only normal attacks).
* Boon of the Gods: Whenever Zagreus has lost 1/3rd of his health, he will be given an upgrade by one his many uncles, aunts, and cousins of Olympus. Which god will lend their assistance is randomized, but in general, they’ll up the power and knockback of the moves provided, as well as give those moves a certain effect, with some exceptions.
** Athena - Goddess of Wisdom: Turns Zagerus’ Shield into a reflector.
** Aphrodite - Goddess of Love: Temporally causes the opponent to have lowered attack power. 
** Artemis - Goddess of the Hunt: Makes it so Zagerus’ attacks will randomly deal critical damage.
** Ares - God of War: Inflicts Doom on the opponent, causing them to take a great surge of damage.
**Demeter - Goddess of Seasons: If Zagerus successfully counters, the opponent will be encased in Ice.	
ToeJam & Earl - ToeJam & Earl
ToeJam & Earl from HumaNature Studios’s ToeJam & Earl series is a playable character in Clash X. They are a DLC fighter. In their game, ToeJam & Earl crash landed on the planet Earth. Their goal is to find all their destroyed spacecraft pieces in order to rebuild their ship and get back home.
In this game, ToeJam & Earl are Tag Team fighters, being hard to master but very rewarding if performed correctly.
ToeJam & Earl from HumaNature Studios’s ToeJam & Earl series is a playable character in Clash X. They are a DLC fighter. In their game, ToeJam & Earl crash landed on the planet Earth. Their goal is to find all their destroyed spacecraft pieces in order to rebuild their ship and get back home.
In this game, ToeJam & Earl are Tag Team fighters, being hard to master but very rewarding if performed correctly.
ToeJam & Earl from HumaNature Studios’s ToeJam & Earl series is a playable character in Clash X. They are a DLC fighter. In their game, ToeJam & Earl crash landed on the planet Earth. Their goal is to find all their destroyed spacecraft pieces in order to rebuild their ship and get back home.
In this game, ToeJam & Earl are Tag Team fighters, being hard to master but very rewarding if performed correctly.
Moveset	Moveset
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Special Moves=
* Neutral Special - Funk Fu: ToeJam and Earl unleash the power of Funk Fu and slash forward two waves of energy. ToeJam’s wave goes a farther distance but deals less damage, while Earl’s wave goes a shorter distance but deals more damage.
* Side Special - Funkify: ToeJam and Earl take out boomboxes.Earl holds his above his head while ToeJam holds his at chest level and they say "Funkify!". Both boomboxes erupt large music notes in place, damaging any opponent nearby.
* Up Special - Wing Present: ToeJam and Earl pull out two presents and pull the wrapping off, gaining Wings! They will both jump upwards and begin to fly. By pressing the special button, they will perform a singular flap upward. They can perform up to four in one succession. They can also cancel out the wings by performing an aerial. ToeJam will fly up farther while Earl will fly up lower.
* Down Special - Hurl: Whoever the leader is hurls the sidekick forward. Earl tosses Toejam a greater distance while Toejam dropkicks Earl forward (don’t worry this doesn’t damage him). This is where their Tag Team efforts come into play, as while the sidekick will immediately start to walk back to be alongside their partner, if any action is imputed while they are walking back they will immediately stop what they are doing to perform the said action. This move is great for combo potential. The dropkick and throw will also deal damage.
* On the character selection screen, the player can decide which alien they wish to be the leader. By default it is set to Toejam, but it can be switched to Earl by a press of a button. To switch which alien is the leader during the middle of a match, simply press the special button while shielding.	
Zero - Katana Zero
Zero from Devolver Digital’s Katana Zero series is a playable character in Clash X. ero is a Gamma NULL who served in the Cromag War as an ally to New Mecca alongside another NULL, Fifteen. After the war, Zero becomes a professional assassin. Zero's use of Chronos has given him incredible precognitive abilities allowing him to predict entire combat scenarios before they even happen. 
In this game, Zero is rushdown, specializing in close range combat and combos/juggling.
Zero from Devolver Digital’s Katana Zero series is a playable character in Clash X. ero is a Gamma NULL who served in the Cromag War as an ally to New Mecca alongside another NULL, Fifteen. After the war, Zero becomes a professional assassin. Zero's use of Chronos has given him incredible precognitive abilities allowing him to predict entire combat scenarios before they even happen. 
In this game, Zero is rushdown, specializing in close range combat and combos/juggling.
Zero from Devolver Digital’s Katana Zero series is a playable character in Clash X. ero is a Gamma NULL who served in the Cromag War as an ally to New Mecca alongside another NULL, Fifteen. After the war, Zero becomes a professional assassin. Zero's use of Chronos has given him incredible precognitive abilities allowing him to predict entire combat scenarios before they even happen. 
In this game, Zero is rushdown, specializing in close range combat and combos/juggling.
Moveset	Moveset
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Special Moves=
*Neutral Special - Phoenix Edge: Zero swings the Phoenix Edge sword. When swung, the Phoenix Edge shoots a small burst of flame in the direction the player is aiming. It has a one in seven chance to destroy projectiles upon contact.
*Forward Special - Throwable's: Zero will toss one of three projectiles forward, each with their own effects and differences. It is totally random which projectile Zero will throw. After using this move once there will be a three second cool down before Zero can use it once again.
** Lamp: The most basic item. Does average damage and knockback
** Potted Plant: When this item lands, it will temporarily daze the opponent, giving Zero an opportunity to attack.
**Promaja: The most powerful item. It’s only flaw is that it had low knockback.
*Up Special - Smoke Bomb: Zero will toss a smoke bomb downwards and disappear. He would then appear from above and dive down for a mighty slash. If the players pressed the shield button before Zero comes down for the attack, the move will be cancelled and he’ll enter the basic aerial state.
*Down Special - Precognition: Zero would ready his sword for a parry / counter. If Zero parries successfully, time will slow down for the opponent and Zero would enter precognition. TIme would be slowed down for four seconds exactly, giving Zero time to counterattack. This slowdown effect triggers on any enemy that hits Zero with a non-projectile move. With this move if Zero parries a projectile, they will simply reflect it with their katana.	
Goose - Untitled Goose Game
Goose from Panic’s Untitled Goose Game series is a playable character in Clash X. From an unknown village, the Goose performs a variety of tasks that annoy the village residents. It is his sworn duty to torture the villages residents via nuisance.
In this game, the Goose is a zoner who heavily relies on their specials, lacking in power and speed.
Goose from Panic’s Untitled Goose Game series is a playable character in Clash X. From an unknown village, the Goose performs a variety of tasks that annoy the village residents. It is his sworn duty to torture the villages residents via nuisance.
In this game, the Goose is a zoner who heavily relies on their specials, lacking in power and speed.
Goose from Panic’s Untitled Goose Game series is a playable character in Clash X. From an unknown village, the Goose performs a variety of tasks that annoy the village residents. It is his sworn duty to torture the villages residents via nuisance.
In this game, the Goose is a zoner who heavily relies on their specials, lacking in power and speed.
Moveset	Moveset
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Special Moves=
*Neutral Special - Honk: The Goose honks. Can be spammed, dealing small, unflinching damage. Charging the move increases knockback and damage. Can be used alongside with Down Special as well.
*Forward Special - Snatch: The Goose grabs a nearby projectile or item, stowing it away. using the move again will release the projectile or item with greatly increased damage and knockback, acting as a delayed reflector. Any pocketed items or projectiles are shown in a little display above the Goose’s health bar.
*Up Special - Golden Bell: The Goose takes out a golden bell and rings it, causing a sound wave surrounding the Goose. Anyone within its radius will be stunned, and any projectile in its radius will be deleted. This move has a two second cooldown.
*Down Special - Walkie Talkie: The Goose summons a walkie talkie which it holds in its beak. The Goose would carry the walkie talkie until it's thrown. After the Goose throws the walkie talkie, anytime it honks (performs neutral special) it will go through the walkie talkie as well. Performing the command again while on top of walkie talkie will have the Goose pick it up again. Charged attacks also work through the walkie talkie.	
Grim Reaper - Death and Taxes
The Grim Reaper from Placeholder Gameworks’ Death and Taxes series is a playable character in Clash X. He is a DLC fighter. At the beginning of the game, the Grim Reaper is summoned by Fate, given a spawn number. The task of being one of the Grim Reapers is thrust upon our skeleton friend. Your job is to decide which people are going to live or die. Your choices will affect the world around you.
In this game, the Grim Reaper is a Dominating fighter, relying on rushdown and pressurering.
The Grim Reaper from Placeholder Gameworks’ Death and Taxes series is a playable character in Clash X. He is a DLC fighter. At the beginning of the game, the Grim Reaper is summoned by Fate, given a spawn number. The task of being one of the Grim Reapers is thrust upon our skeleton friend. Your job is to decide which people are going to live or die. Your choices will affect the world around you.
In this game, the Grim Reaper is a Dominating fighter, relying on rushdown and pressurering.
The Grim Reaper from Placeholder Gameworks’ Death and Taxes series is a playable character in Clash X. He is a DLC fighter. At the beginning of the game, the Grim Reaper is summoned by Fate, given a spawn number. The task of being one of the Grim Reapers is thrust upon our skeleton friend. Your job is to decide which people are going to live or die. Your choices will affect the world around you.
In this game, the Grim Reaper is a Dominating fighter, relying on rushdown and pressurering.
Moveset	Moveset
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Special Moves=
* Neutral Special - Fidget Spinner: The Grim Reaper hurls forward a giant multi-hitting fidget spinner. The longer the special button is held down for determines how far the Fidget Spinner. The farther it goes however, the less damage it will deal. Take 
* Side Special - Mark of the Reaper: The Grim Reaper performs a downwards slash with his marker. On contact with an enemy, pressing the special button allows this slash to transition into a series of follow-up slashes, drawing out a skull. The full attack deals high damage and moderate knockback, making it a superb punishing option at close range.
* Up Special - File Flys: A group of paper profile files form behind the Grim Reaper, forming the shape of wings, with the Grim Reaper Soaring through the air swiftly after they form. Right before he flies upward, there is a small hitbox that’ll surround the Reaper. If it connects, the opponent will be dragged upward with him, allowing the Reaper to perform an aerial attack to punish.
* Down Special - Pumpkin: The Grim Reaper hurls a pumpkin forward. How far the pumpkin goes is determined by how long the special button is held down. Upon impact with an opponent or the surface, the pumpkin will break and squash will spread across the floor, causing a slippery surface for the Grim Reaper and the opponent. The squash is very situational as it affects both the user and the foe. The Reaper can have up to two piles out at once. They will last for about seven seconds before disappearing. The pumpkin will also hurt the opponent upon impact.	
Saffron - One Step From Eden
Saffron from Thomas Moon Kang’s One Step From Eden series is a playable character in Clash X. She is a DLC fighter released for Fighters Pass 1. She is a nineteen-year-old military scientist who worked to design experimental spells. Her spells were deemed too dangerous and were locked away before monsters stole them. Saffron sets on a journey to retrieve these spells back.
In this game, Saffron is a Dynamic fighter, utilizing her Deck and MP.
Saffron from Thomas Moon Kang’s One Step From Eden series is a playable character in Clash X. She is a DLC fighter released for Fighters Pass 1. She is a nineteen-year-old military scientist who worked to design experimental spells. Her spells were deemed too dangerous and were locked away before monsters stole them. Saffron sets on a journey to retrieve these spells back.
In this game, Saffron is a Dynamic fighter, utilizing her Deck and MP.
Saffron from Thomas Moon Kang’s One Step From Eden series is a playable character in Clash X. She is a DLC fighter released for Fighters Pass 1. She is a nineteen-year-old military scientist who worked to design experimental spells. Her spells were deemed too dangerous and were locked away before monsters stole them. Saffron sets on a journey to retrieve these spells back.
In this game, Saffron is a Dynamic fighter, utilizing her Deck and MP.
Moveset	Moveset
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Special Moves=
*Neutral Special - Deck Spell: Next to Saffron’s HUD is her Spell Deck and MP Guage, which can have up to 3MP and recharges on it’s own. She can see both her current spell and the next spell she'll be able to use. By performing her Neutral Special, she will cast her current Deck Spell at the cost of losing MP. Spells can cost up 3MP, and at least 1MP. By pressing the Special button while shielding, Saffron can Shuffle her deck. This will however prevent  her from using her Deck Spells for about a second, but replaces her currently drawn spell with a new one.
** (2) Acid Rain: A random amount of arrows between three and nine will reign from above the screen (diagonally) and strike towards the ground.
** (1) Bomb Toss: Saffron hurls a bomb forwards. Upon contact or if it's damaged, it will explode. The bomb’s explosion can harm both the user and opponent.
** (1) Boomerang: Saffron tosses a magical boomerang. It will spin forward before turning around and flying backwards. When going forward the boomerang will only deal flinch damage but on the way back it will deal slight more damage and knockback.
** (2) Cyrokinesis: Saffron fires a large icicle. She can still maneuver while the icicle is forming, allowing her to be able to aim easier. If the opponent is hit by the icicle, they will be encased in ice for a brief time.
** (2) Diag Beam: Saffron fires a beam diagonally that bounces off the borders of the screen. It will redirect itself four times before depleting. It will deal no knockback to the opponent but will cause damage upon contact. It will not deplete if it comes in contact with the opponent, but will be deleted if it touches another projectile.
** (1) Empower Ring: If this Deck Spell is equipped by Saffron, her attacks will deal a slight amount of more damage. However, the Effects will not last forever on Saffron forever, as the ring’s power can be depleted.
** (3) Exploadion: With a swipe of her hand, Saffron launches a humongous multi-hitting explosion a very short distance. 
** (3) Glitterstorm: Streaks of light fire down from the sky, surrounding Saffron where they land. They will deal above average damage and stun opponents upon contact.
** (3) Guillotine: A guillotine appears a few yards away from Saffron. As the blade comes down, it will slash and tear through any nearby opponents.
** (2) Hellfire: Fireballs falling from the sky randomly land around the battlefield.
** (2) Infinity Beam: Saffron fires a ginormous laser that decreases in power the longer it is out.
** (1) Knife: Saffron swiftly throws a knife. The knife will deal temporary chip damage upon contact
** (1) Ragnarok: Saffron forms a crimson magical sword and launches it forward, stabbing any enemy it comes into contact with.
** (3) Shine: Saffron snaps her fingers. If it connects with the opponent, three canary shots will start spiraling around the foe. After a few moments they will all come charging in. This can be shielded, but it will do heavy damage to the shield.
**(3): Spirit Sword: Saffron launches a magical sword forward. The sword damages enemies each time it makes contact with them, performing a multi-hit. Essentially a more powerful version of Ragnarok.
*Forward Special - Spike Strip: Saffron places a tile of spikes in front of her. If she charges up the attack, the tile of spikes will appear longer. Upon contact with them, they will damage the opponent and do minor chip damage. After hurting an opponent or after six seconds if it's untouched, the spikes will disappear. Saffron will not be able to take out another tile of spikes for seven seconds.
*Up Special - Second Soul: Saffron forms a pair of wings and launches herself upwards, damaging anyone nearby and reeling them up with her. After this action, Saffron will begin to descend. She can perform any aerials in this state. To cancel the descent, the player must either hold downwards for Saffron to dive down, or shield during the launch animation.
*Down Special - Reflector: Saffron surrounds herself with a purple barrier for as long as the Special button is held. This barrier can reflect projectiles and can stun enemies in place when it first comes out.	
Judgement - Helltaker
Judgement from Łukasz Piskorz’s Helltaker series is a playable character in Clash X. She is a DLC fighter apart of Volume 2. Judgement is the final demon encountered in Helltaker, also serving as the final boss fight for the game. She is identified as the High Prosecutor of Hell.
In this game, Judgement is good all around but would much favor spacing than going fully up close.
Judgement from Łukasz Piskorz’s Helltaker series is a playable character in Clash X. She is a DLC fighter apart of Volume 2. Judgement is the final demon encountered in Helltaker, also serving as the final boss fight for the game. She is identified as the High Prosecutor of Hell.
In this game, Judgement is good all around but would much favor spacing than going fully up close.
Judgement from Łukasz Piskorz’s Helltaker series is a playable character in Clash X. She is a DLC fighter apart of Volume 2. Judgement is the final demon encountered in Helltaker, also serving as the final boss fight for the game. She is identified as the High Prosecutor of Hell.
In this game, Judgement is good all around but would much favor spacing than going fully up close.
Moveset	Moveset
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Special Moves=
*Neutral Special - Flash Chains: Judgement uses one of her chains to attack Basically a fast attack with a lot of range behind it. It's a fairly simple and decent projectile, but suffers from a lot of end lag. It cannot be spammed as the attack must wait 4 seconds to recharge. The longer the player waits to fire the attack, the bigger the chains will be, awarding patience.
*Forward Special - Ground Spikes: When the button is released, Judgement will stomp in place as a circle of spikes sprout from the ground and go farther the more the button is held down. If used in the air, it cannot be held down and will just appear around Judgement's feet.
*Up Special - Chains of Superbia: This is a chargeable attack. Judgement will raise her foot in place, charging up her attack. When she strikes the ground, two large chains burst out of ground from her front and behind. The longer the attack is charged, the taller the chains will be.
*Down Special - Chains of Despair: Judgement creates a circle of chains in front of her, acting as a command grab. If caught, the opponent will be squeezed by the chains before being tossed forward.	
Omori - OMORI
Omori from OMOCAT’s OMORI series is a playable character in Clash X. He is a DLC fighter. OMORI follows Omori and his friends journey through the vibrant and the mundane in order to uncover a forgotten past. When the time comes, the path you’ve chosen will determine your fate... and perhaps the fate of others as well.
In this game, Omori is dynamic fighter, strategizing with his emotional states kept in mind.
Omori from OMOCAT’s OMORI series is a playable character in Clash X. He is a DLC fighter. OMORI follows Omori and his friends journey through the vibrant and the mundane in order to uncover a forgotten past. When the time comes, the path you’ve chosen will determine your fate... and perhaps the fate of others as well.
In this game, Omori is dynamic fighter, strategizing with his emotional states kept in mind.
Omori from OMOCAT’s OMORI series is a playable character in Clash X. He is a DLC fighter. OMORI follows Omori and his friends journey through the vibrant and the mundane in order to uncover a forgotten past. When the time comes, the path you’ve chosen will determine your fate... and perhaps the fate of others as well.
In this game, Omori is dynamic fighter, strategizing with his emotional states kept in mind.
Moveset	Moveset
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Special Moves=
*Neutral Special - Hack Away: Omori hacks away with his knife in three successions. If charged up, Omori will launch himself a farther distance when he begins slashing. He can cancel out of the attack via shielding as well. When charged up Omori will hold onto the attack and can initiate it when he choses by pressing the special button once more. The attack can also reflect projectiles when fully charged.
** Neutral: Standard version.
** Manic: Omori hacks forward in at a quicker pace, completing the attack fairly earlier but sacrificing power
** Miserable: Omari hacks forward with super armor. The final slash also deals a poison effect to the opponent. 
** Furious: Omori hacks forward in six successions, with the last slice having a fiery effect to it.
*Forward Special - Stare: Omori stares down the opponent. The attack has a small radius but can deal a variety of effects depending on Omori’s emotion. If the attack misses, Omori could be punished as the move has some end lag.
** Neutral: Stuns the opponent in place temporarily.
** Manic: Electrocutes the opponent.
** Miserable: Puts the opponent to sleep.
** Furious: Buries the opponent.
*Up Special - Painful Truth: Omori cries a stream of tears below him, pushing him up into the air. Anyone who comes in contact with the tears will be dealt multi-hit damage. The way upwards can also be angled slightly left or right.
** Neutral: Standard version.
** Manic: Instead of crying, Omori zips upwards in a swift motion.
** Miserable: Strongest form of this attack. Tears have a bigger radius.
** Furious: Instead of tears, Omori crys fire like a flamethrower.
*Down Special - Emotion States: Omori activates one of four emotional states: Neutral, Manic, Miserable, or Furious. Each emotion significantly enhances particular attributes at the cost of significantly hindering others, and all last for varying durations unless manually canceled. When holding down the special button, a wheel will appear around Omori. To select an emotion, the player must go to the desired emotion with the Stick and release the special button, which instantly activates the emotion. Alternatively, the special button can be pressed once to cycle through each emotion manually, and pressed thrice to cancel a current emotion. At the beginning of every round Omori will always start at Neutral.
** Neutral: Omori’s standard emotional state he starts with every round. He has basic stats and no special effects to his stats or attacks.
** Manic: A static affect surrounds Omori while transforming, pushing away any nearby enemies. In this state Omori has increased Speed but lowered Attack.
** Miserable: Omori will cry a mountain of tears that spiral around him when transforming, multi-hitting anyone nearby him. In this state Omori has increased Defense but lowered Speed.
** Furious: A burst of flames will surround Omori when transforming into this state, damaging any nearby enemies. In this state Omori has increased Attack damage but lowered Defense.	
Weight is a measurement of how much a character can resist knockback. Weight is one of several factors used in calculating the amount of knockback a character experiences. Characters with a higher weight (heavy) tend to suffer less knockback, and characters with a lower weight (light) tend to suffer more knockback, all other factors controlled.
Assists are a big part of the game. Players will charge up an Assist Gauge as they deal and receive damage, but will charge faster if they are losing. The Assist Gauge charges up relatively faster than the Rathe Gauge. When an Assist Gauge is charged up, a randomized character will be available applying to whatever Level the player gained will be chosen. Players will start at Level 1, but if they wish to receive a more powerful assist, they must wait for the meter to charge up even more to the next level, where the past assist will be replaced with a new one. There are three levels.
A portrait will appear in the bottom corner (bottom left for player 1, bottom right for player 2) displaying who the player got for an assist. When activating an Assist Call, the assist will appear to help the user. Actions can range from attacking the opponent, to healing the user, and so on. 
 
Level 1 Assists are the easiest to obtain assists. They don't deal a lock of damage, but they are swift and easy to combo with.
Batter - OFF
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Description=
The Batter is a character from the game OFF. When summoned in Clash X, The Batter will toss a baseball upwards and hit it with his bat. If the baseball hits the opponent, they will become dazed.
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Boyfriend - Friday Night Funkin’
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Description=
The Boyfriend is the main character from the game Friday Night Funkin’. When summoned in Clash X, the Boyfriend will start to sing in place, creating a sound radius around him. In the user of the assist stand in this radius, they will begin to heal themselves, however if they step out of the radius of getting attacked, they will not heal. Boyfriend stays out for six seconds before disappearing.
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Bugsnax - Bugsnax
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Description=
The Bugsnax are from the game Bugsnax. When summoned in Clash X, Strabby rushes around tripping opponents up, Bunger rams into opponents, and Hunnabee grabs and lifts opponents off the ground. They're all individually weak but work as a team when summoned.
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CommanderVideo - BIT.TRIP
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Description=
CommanderVideo is a character from the BIT.TRIP franchise well known for it's Runner sub-series. When summoned in Clash X, CommanderVideo runs forward. When he runs into range with the opponent, he will summon a trampoline from the floor directly below him and bounce forward and perform a flip kick, launching the foe upwards.
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Driver - Drive Ahead
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Description=
The Driver is the playable character from the game Drive Ahead. When summoned in Clash X, the Driver will drive across the screen in a Monster Truck, burying or launching anyone in it’s way.
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Fishbunjin - Slap City
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Description=
Fishbunjin is a playable character from the game Slap City. When summoned in Clash X, Fishbunjin will slam two weights together, crushing any nearby opponent.
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Fish Head - Shovel Knight
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Description=
The ‘’’Fish Head’’ is a… cosmetic  from the game Shovel Knight: Treasure Trove. When summoned in Clash X, the Fish Head will drop down in front of the player. If it lands on the opponent’s head, their controls will be reversed for 15 seconds.
</tabber>
Jack - Jack the Reaper
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Description=
Jack is the playable character from the game Jack the Reaper. When summoned in Clash X, Jack throws a spinning Sickle Boomerang that travels forward before slowly returning the direction it came from. It only causes flinch damage at first, but on the trip back it will multi-hit.
</tabber>
Lira - Necrolepsy
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Description=
Lira is the main character from Necrolepsy. When summoned in Clash X, she will fire her crossbow. If it hits the opponent, they will be stunned in place, giving the player a chance to attack.
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Octodad - Octodad: Dadliest Catch
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Description=
Octodad is the protagonist of the game Octodad: Dadliest Catch. When summoned in Clash X, Octodad will whip his tentacles forward. If he successfully catches an opponent, he will grab them and reel them in for a hug. In this state the user of Octodad can attack the caught opponent freely until they break loose from Octodad's grasp.
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Sans - Undertale
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Description=
Sans is a character from the game Undertale. When summoned in Clash X, he will fall asleep. Anyone within Sans’ radius will fall asleep as well, giving the opponent a chance to attack.
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Vi - Bug Fables
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Description=
Vi is a playable character from the game Bug Fables. When summoned in Clash X, Vi will toss her boomerang forward, dealing small damage. It will then return to her and she’ll throw it once more a farther distance, disappearing after the boomerang returns to her.
</tabber>
Viridian - VVVVVV
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Description=
Viridian is the main character of the game VVVVVV. When summoned in Clash X, gravity will shift upwards for the opponent. When they reach the top of the screen, they will bonk their head. The farther they are form the top, the more damage they will take upon impact.
</tabber>
Level 2 Assists are the second easiest to obtain assists. These assist either do more damage while sacrificing swiftness, or cause more disrupting effects.
Bread - I am Bread
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Description=
Bread is the main character from the game I am Bread. When summoned in Clash X, Bread jumps forward to try to grab the opponent. If successful, Bread and the opponent are put into a toaster, before they get burned and launched upwards.
</tabber>
Fall Guy - Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout
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Description=
The Fall Guy is the avatar character from the game ‘’Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout’’. When summoned in Clash X, Fall Guy would wander around aimlessly, occasionally trying to tackle the opponent. Fall Guy automatically reflects projectiles from both the opponents.
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Gris - Gris
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Description=
Gris is the main character from the game of the same name. When summoned in Clash X, Gris will levitate upwards and soon erupt a massive wave or bright colors around her. Upon contact the opponent will be poisoned by the colors.
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Hornet - Hollow Knight
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Description=
Hornet is a side character from Hollow Knight. When summoned in Clash X, Hornet performs her Gossamer Storm attack and unleashes an area-of-effect attack centered on herself, using her thread to slice into anything around her.
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Last of the Order - Towerfall
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Description=
The Last of the Order is the playable character from the game Towerfall. When summoned in Clash X, She will take out her bow and fire a Bramble Arrow. When it lands on the ground or hits an opponent, the arrow will sprout lethal brambles that spread across the surface or opponent. If it hits the opponent, it will do chip damage overtime. If it lands on a surface, it will remain there for five seconds before disappearing.
</tabber>
Leper - Darkest Dungeons
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Description=
The Leper is a character from the game Darkest Dungeons. When summoned in Clash X, the Leper performs a powerful overhead slice from his sword. Performs high damage, but it has somewhat short range and takes some time to charge.
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Molli Pop - Candies N' Curses
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Description=
Molli Pop is the protagonist of Candies N’ Curses. When summoned in Clash X, Molli Pop will give the user one of three charms. Bubble Shield will block one hit freely, Swift Charm would increase ground and air speed, and Resistance Charm decreases the amount of damage from special attacks.
</tabber>
Monika - Doki Doki Literature Club
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Description=
Monika is the main antagonist from the game Doki Doki Literature Club. When summoned in Clash X, Monika will grab the Assist Gauge from below and swipe it forward, then putting it back. Any opponent hit by the attack will be launched.
</tabber>
Nina - 20XX
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Description=
Nina is a playable character from the game 20XX. When summoned in Clash X, Nina will take out her Vera weapon and fire a stream of bright yellow shots, each damaging an enemy individually. She will keep firing for five seconds, before disappearing.
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Roy G. Biv - INK
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Description=
Roy G. Biv is the protagonist of INK. When summoned in Clash X, Roy will splash the user with a coat of paint. He will randomly splash them with 1 out of 6 colors, each having their own abilities. Red gives all the user’s attacks fire effects, orange increases the fighters stats, yellow gives all the user’s attacks electric effects, green heals the user by 20%, blue gives all the user’s attacks water effects, and purple gives all the user’s attacks poison effects. Each effect lasts 20 seconds (not including green).
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Stardrop - Indie Pogo
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Description=
Stardrop is the main character of Stardrop Blaster and a fighter from Indie Pogo. When summoned in Clash X, Stardrop will place a star in place a bit afar from the user. Upon contact with the star the opponent will take damage; however, if the player touches the star they will heal 20%. The star will stay in place for 20 seconds before disappearing if untouched.
</tabber>
Watcher - Slay the Spire
<tabber>
Description=
The Watcher is a character from the game Slay the Spire. When summoned in Clash X, she will enter Divinity as will the player. This makes it so the player’s attacks will have less end lag to all of their moves for a limited time.
</tabber>
Level 3 Assists are the hardest assists to obtain. These assist either do massive amounts of damage, provide unique resources, or great as get off me tools.
Battle Cat - Battle Cats
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Description=
The Battle Cat is a character from the game Battle Cats. When summoned in Clash X, the Cat's base will come rushing down and charge up a large tracking purple beam. If the laser touches the ground, it will create explosions.
</tabber>
Cerebella - Skullgirls
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Description=
Cerebella is a playable character from the game Skullgirls. When summoned in Clash X, Vice-Versa (Cerebella’s hat) swings his arms around in a large radial 360 motion as Cerebella skips along forward.
</tabber>
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Description=
The Fish Head is a… cosmetic from the game Shovel Knight: Treasure Trove. When summoned in Clash X, the Fish Head will drop down in front of the player. If it lands on the opponent’s head, their controls will be reversed for 15 seconds.
</tabber>
Freddy Fazbear - Five Nights at Freddy’s
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Description=
Freddy Fazbear is the main character from the game Five Nights at Freddy’s. When summoned in Clash X, Freddy vanishes from the battle. Some time afterwards, his eyes will appear behind a random opponent as a small snippet of his Toreador March jingle plays. After a few seconds, he will lunge out of the "darkness" with a loud scream, dealing heavy damage to opponents around him.
</tabber>
Isaac - The Binding of Isaac
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Description=
Isaac is the main character from the game The Binding of Isaac. When summoned in Clash X, Isaac will cower in fear as Mom's foot comes down and stomps around the stage five times. It is totally random where she’ll land. If the opponent is hit, they will be squashed momentarily.
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Orcane - Rivals of Aether
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Description=
Orcane is one of the playable fighters from the game Rivals of Aether. When summoned in Clash X, Orcane will shoot a ball of water in an arc out of his blowhole which leaves a puddle when it lands on the ground. When the user presses down while shielding, they will teleport to the puddle. The puddle will last around 17 seconds before disappearing.
</tabber>
Peppino - Pizza Tower
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Description=
Peppino is the protagonist of the game Pizza Tower. When summoned in Clash X, Peppino will dash forward at an alarming pace. If he gets his hands on an enemy, he’ll grab them and throw them straight upward.
</tabber>
Red Knight - Castle Crashers
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Description=
The Red Knight is the playable character from the game Castle Crashers. When summoned in Clash X, Knight extends their arm forward and from their palm they emit a long-distance blast of lightning. This lighting attack stuns the opponent in place before a lighting burst sends them flying.
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Risky Boots - Shantae
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Description=
Risky Boots is the main antagonist of the Shantae series. When summoned in Clash X, She will board her pirate ship and ride in from the foreground. Risky will point forward and shout “Fire!” before three cannonballs are fired forward, each of them exploding upon impact with the ground or the opponent. The first cannonball will fire a small distance, with the ones after it going farther, with the third one going the farthest.
</tabber>
Vessa - ...
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Description=
Vessa is the protagonist of the game with the same name created by Pyro Enterprises. When summoned in Clash X, Vessa will take out her yo-yo and starts spinning rapidly, creating a small tornado. Any opponent near the tornado will be sucked in and will receive chip damage before being launched in a random direction. After awhile, Vessa will stumble over in a daze, ending the attack.
</tabber>
Wayne - Hylics
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Description=
Wayne is the main character from the game Hylics. When summoned in Clash X, Wayne snaps fingers at opponents to cause shockwaves that deal massive damage. He will do this in three successions.
</tabber>
Yamato - KAMIKO
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Description=
Yamato is the main character from the game KAMIKO. When summoned in Clash X, Yamato will summon a pillar of water that would burst out of the ground. If fighters are caught in the pillar they will swirl around inside it and take damage before being launched. The pillar can also block projectiles.
</tabber>
At launch, there are 19 stages in Clash X, with more added via DLC. Like most close quarter fighting game stages, every stage has a flat surface, but players have the option to toggle on Battlefield forms, inserting three floating platforms (with the middle being the highest) into the stages. Most stages are available within the shop and are payed through in-game currency.
Stage	Name
 	Hakurei ShrineTouhou Project
 	Scuttle TownShantae
 	Madotsuki's RoomYume Nikki
 	Mimiga VillageCave Story
 	SpelunkeySpelunkey
 	OmegaSuper Meat Boy
 	Lab 8Skullgirls
 	Full HouseHotline Miami
 	MoonstoneTowerFall
 	DashgroundsGeometry Dash
 	BunkerDuck Game
 	Flying MachineShovel Knight: Treasure Trove
 	Sinner's RowAzure Striker Gunvolt
 	SewersLethal League Blaze
 	Gang Beasts ArenaGang Beasts
 	Dragon ValleyFreedom Planet
 	Spirit TreeOri and the Blind Forest
 	Zone 1Crypt of the NecroDancer
 	The RuinsUndertale
 	Merchant PortRivals of Aether
 	Well CavernsDownwell
 	Y.V's MansionNuclear Throne
 	GungeonEnter the Gungeon
 	City of TearsHollow Knight
 	Shipwreck CreekYooka-Laylee
 	Prisoners' QuartersDead Cells
 	Floral FuryCuphead
 	Mafia TownA Hat in Time
 	Mount CelesteCeleste
 	The SkeldAmong Us
 	Field of ElysiumHades
 	Zero IslandToeJam & Earl: Back In The Groove!
 	Rave<subKatana Zero
 	GardenUntitled Goose Game
 	Snow GlobeDeath and Taxes
 	GlaciersOne Step From Eden
 	HelltakerHelltaker
 	Black SpaceOMORI
 	SuperhotSuperhot
 	FezFez
 	Spooky's Jump Scare MansionSpooky's Jump Scare Mansion
 	OfficeThe Stanley Parable
 	Ant Kingdom CityBug Fables
A boss is a non-playable character that appears as a strong opponent at the end of Arcade routes. Bosses typically differ from playable fighters, as they are immune to knockback and flinching and have a great amount of health. 
Fighting bosses are very different than normal fights. For starters, they have a fewer attacks available to them, only capable of performing six offensive attacks. The attack tend to have long starters and end lag, making them more avoidable, but they payoff is that they generally deal higher damage should they connect. Bosses are also immune to grabs and throws, and moves with high knock back but low damage output will be close to ineffective.
 
Broken Vessel - Hollow Knight
Broken Vessel from Team Cherry’s Hollow Knight series is one of the bosses in the Arcade Route of Clash X.
In this game, the Broken Vessel utilizes it's nail and the infection as a weapon. His fight takes place in an abandoned room in the Ancient Basin.
Broken Vessel from Team Cherry’s Hollow Knight series is one of the bosses in the Arcade Route of Clash X.
In this game, the Broken Vessel utilizes it's nail and the infection as a weapon. His fight takes place in an abandoned room in the Ancient Basin.
Broken Vessel from Team Cherry’s Hollow Knight series is one of the bosses in the Arcade Route of Clash X.
In this game, the Broken Vessel utilizes it's nail and the infection as a weapon. His fight takes place in an abandoned room in the Ancient Basin.
Moveset	Moveset
* Neutral Special - Cascade: Broken Vessel leaps to position itself around the centre of the arena. It then shakes its head back and forth and spawns a multitude of blobs of infection.
* Forward Special - Slash: Broken Vessel dashes forward, slashing with its nail. It will travel across 3/4 of the arena, making this a hard to avoid attack. Broken Vessel slashes with their nail in the middle of the dash.
* Back Special - Backstep:  Broken Vessel does a quick backwards dash to reposition for another attack. It’ll often do this if the opponent is on them or if they have to reposition for a certain attack. The Broken Vessel can perform this dash in two successions in one go at the most. 
* Up Special - Infected Howls: The Broken Vessel blasts a wave of infection goop in an arc around and above themself. 
* Down Special - Slam: Broken Vessel leaps into the air and positions at the peak of the jump to slam directly down on the player. The impact of the slam creates four blobs of infection that rise up and away in parabolic arcs at set distances from Broken Vessel.
* Rathe Combo - Infected Balloon: The Broken Vessel spawns a Infected Balloon, a single cell of infection consisting of pus and light gasses. The Infected Balloon works separately from the Broken Vessel and floats straight towards the player to deal contact damage.
Arcade Opponents	
Crow - Nefarious
Crow from StarBlade’s Nefarious series is one of the bosses in the Arcade Route of Clash X.
In this game, Crow utilizes his various gadgets and gizmos. His fight takes place on his ship, the Sovereign Deck.
Crow from StarBlade’s Nefarious series is one of the bosses in the Arcade Route of Clash X.
In this game, Crow utilizes his various gadgets and gizmos. His fight takes place on his ship, the Sovereign Deck.
Crow from StarBlade’s Nefarious series is one of the bosses in the Arcade Route of Clash X.
In this game, Crow utilizes his various gadgets and gizmos. His fight takes place on his ship, the Sovereign Deck.
Moveset	Moveset
*Neutral Special - TBA: TBA.
*Forward Special - TBA: TBA.
*Back Special - TBA: TBA.
*Up Special - TBA: TBA.
*Down Special - TBA: TBA.
*Rathe Combo - TBA: TBA.
Arcade Opponents	
Monika - Doki Doki Literature Club
Monika from Team Salvato’s Doki Doki Literature Club series is one of the bosses in the Arcade Route of Clash X.
In this game, Monika utilizes her reality manipulation and ability to break the fourth wall. Her fight takes place in a wallless schoolroom located in the middle of space.
Monika from Team Salvato’s Doki Doki Literature Club series is one of the bosses in the Arcade Route of Clash X.
In this game, Monika utilizes her reality manipulation and ability to break the fourth wall. Her fight takes place in a wallless schoolroom located in the middle of space.
Monika from Team Salvato’s Doki Doki Literature Club series is one of the bosses in the Arcade Route of Clash X.
In this game, Monika utilizes her reality manipulation and ability to break the fourth wall. Her fight takes place in a wallless schoolroom located in the middle of space.
Moveset	Moveset
* Neutral Special - Ink Puddle: Monika will take out her pen and splatter ink across the stage. If the opponent walks on one of the ink puddles, they will be dealt chip damage as long as they are standing on it. At lower health, Monika can also place ink bubbles in the air alongside the ground, giving the player less options to maneuver.
* Forward Special - Pixelate: Monika devolves into a bunch of pixels and spirals around in place. Shortly afterwards, she’ll rush in her pixelated state and multi-hit the player upon contact. She will continue to move forward until she reaches the other side of the stage.
* Back Special - Foreground Hurl: Monika digs her fingers into the foreground and hurls forward a huge chunk of it that locks on onto the player. At lower health, Monika will toss three pieces in rapid succession.
* Up Special - Health Bar Assault: Monika leaps upwards and grabs her health bar. There will be a small struggle for her to get it, but once she crunches it out of it’s spot, she will slam the ground and swipe forward violently until she reaches the ground.
* Down Special - Code Eruption: Monika raises her arm as harmless flames appear on the ground, either with many appearing at once or in a sequence. After a moment, these flames erupt into tall fire pillars that hit multiple times. These pillars are surrounded by 1s and 0s, each dealing their own amount of damage as well. 
* Rathe Combo - Her Reality: Monika initiates a screen wave effect along with slowing the speed of the game by half. During this state, Monika will still continue to attack the player with her specials. After a few moments, Monika performs a large shriek with a large surrounding radius around her, turning the screen effect and slowing down speed off. If the opponent is near Monika when she screams, they will take heavy damage. The scream is in reference to her jumpscare from her home game.
Arcade Opponents	
Painwheel - Skullgirls
Painwheel from Lab Zero’s Skullgirls series is one of the bosses in the Arcade Route of Clash X.
In this game, Painwheel utilizes her raging power to bring the pain and fury. Her fight takes place in a large padded room with a giant window on the foreground wall.
Painwheel from Lab Zero’s Skullgirls series is one of the bosses in the Arcade Route of Clash X.
In this game, Painwheel utilizes her raging power to bring the pain and fury. Her fight takes place in a large padded room with a giant window on the foreground wall.
Painwheel from Lab Zero’s Skullgirls series is one of the bosses in the Arcade Route of Clash X.
In this game, Painwheel utilizes her raging power to bring the pain and fury. Her fight takes place in a large padded room with a giant window on the foreground wall.
Moveset	Moveset
* Neutral Special - Gae Bolga Stinger: Painwheel fires forward five kunai knives that gush out of her hand. Painwheel can fire it in three directions in front of her, changing their trajectory which each move. At lower health, Painwheel will fire seven kunai knives instead.
* Forward Special - Death Crawl: Painwheel crawls towards the opponent by extending the needles on her hands and feet behind her, spinning the Buer Drive on her back attempting to mow them down.
* Back Special - Beur Thresher: Painwheel uses the Gae Bolga to create massive needles to stab her opponents. When successful, she brings them in towards her and brutally attacks them with the Buer Drive.
* Up Special - Death Tear: Using her Buer Drive, Painwheel aims her blade upwards as it starts to spin violently. This attack has a wind box that drags the opponent closer to Painwheel from the sides or above. She will continue to spin the Buer Drive for three seconds before swiping the Blade in front of her.
* Down Special - Buer Overdrive: Painwheel charges the Buer Drive and rushes at the opponent. When the first hit successfully connects she attacks them and knocks them back on the final hit, dragging them along with her.
* Rathe Combo - Hatred Install: Painwheel releases her consciousness as she goes into a blinded rage, giving her an increase in strength and speed for a limited amount of time.
Arcade Opponents	
Snatcher - A Hat in Time
Snatcher from Gears for Breakfast’s A Hat in Time is one of the bosses in the Arcade Route of Clash X.
In this game, Snatcher utilizes his area warping. His fight takes place in the arena his boss fight takes place in the A Hat in Time game.
Snatcher from Gears for Breakfast’s A Hat in Time is one of the bosses in the Arcade Route of Clash X.
In this game, Snatcher utilizes his area warping. His fight takes place in the arena his boss fight takes place in the A Hat in Time game.
Snatcher from Gears for Breakfast’s A Hat in Time is one of the bosses in the Arcade Route of Clash X.
In this game, Snatcher utilizes his area warping. His fight takes place in the arena his boss fight takes place in the A Hat in Time game.
Moveset	Moveset
* Neutral Special - Creation: Snatcher enters the foreground and creates two rows of huddled together minions. He will then begin to spin counter clockwise with the minions coming onto the battleground. The player must jump over the minions in order to avoid getting hurt. Snatcher will continue to spin around in eight successions before returning to the battleground.
* Forward Special - Wall of Flames: Snatcher summons a row of flames to furiously zoom down the screen. One by one the flames will erupt. The best course of action is to roll or directional air dodge through the flames.
* Back Special - Explosive Flasks: Snatcher summons 1,000 (or so he claims 1,000) flasks and launches furiously towards the opponent one by one, exploding upon contact with anything. The ground will glow signifying where the flasks will land.
* Up Special - Shock Wave: Snatcher will disappear and reappear several times, causing shock waves that surround him to appear even after he teleports again, growing bigger and bigger before disappearing. The player can dodge through these shock waves, but upon touching them them take damage and be given decent knockback, making it so they may end up hitting another shock wave again.
* Down Special - Laser Eruption: Several purple circles surround the surface of the battlefield. One by one, the circles will erupt into a ginormous laser blast. The circles will glow twice before erupting, giving the player the chance to react.
* Rathe Combo - Contract: Snatcher applies your character’s name to a contract. The contract will prevent the player from performing specific actions, such as jumping, running, shielding, using specials, using normal attacks, countering, using assists, and using rather combos. The contract will choose one of these actions and forbid the player from doing them. If the player fails and performs the action anyway, Snatcher will strike the player with an unavoidable laser. The contract will last for ten seconds before it is no longer valid.
Arcade Opponents	
Springtrap - Five Nights at Freddy's
Springtrap from Scott Cawthon’s Five Nights at Freddy's series is one of the bosses in the Arcade Route of Clash X.
In this game, Springtrap utilizes fire from the area around. His fight takes place in the flaming remains of Fazbear Frights, with the roof and wall of the office busted down, and the foreground covered in flames.
Springtrap from Scott Cawthon’s Five Nights at Freddy's series is one of the bosses in the Arcade Route of Clash X.
In this game, Springtrap utilizes fire from the area around. His fight takes place in the flaming remains of Fazbear Frights, with the roof and wall of the office busted down, and the foreground covered in flames.
Springtrap from Scott Cawthon’s Five Nights at Freddy's series is one of the bosses in the Arcade Route of Clash X.
In this game, Springtrap utilizes fire from the area around. His fight takes place in the flaming remains of Fazbear Frights, with the roof and wall of the office busted down, and the foreground covered in flames.
Moveset	Moveset
* Neutral Special - Jumpscare: Springtrap roars forward, causing a wind effect that blows opponents away. This is used as a get off me tool for Springtrap. If within his radius when he screams, it will harm the player. 
* Forward Special - Pizza Wheel: Three large pepperoni pizzas will appear from whichever side of the screen Spingtrap is closer to. They will hover in place temporality before zooming forward one by on, dealing multihit damage. At lower health, there will be five pizzas.
* Back Special - Hell Scorch: Springtrap gags three times before vomiting flames like a flamethrower. He will proceed to walk forward slowly while vomiting with the fire increasingly getting bigger as he progresses.
* Up Special - Ground Pound: Springtrap leaps up into the air and comes crashing down in a random spot on the map, causing a shock wave when he strikes the ground. At lower health, If the opponent is grounded when Springtrap performs this attack they will be temporarily stunned in place.
* Down Special - Debris: Springtrap digs his finger into the ground and hurls forward several pieces of burning debris. The debris does massive damage to shields and overall deal a large amount of damage and knockback. At lower health, Springtrap will dig both of his hands into the ground and hurl forward a huge boulder.
* Rathe Combo - Hallucination: Springtrap releases a large static blast around himself.  If any opponents are caught in the static radius the screen will go entirely black and a loud beeping noise will be heard. After a few seconds all of the Phantoms will appear and jump scare the player all together, launching them a great distance.
Arcade Opponents	
In the December 20th Release Trailer for the physical release of Clash X it was announced that paid DLC would be available for the game. The initial wave of content comes in the form of five Challenger Pack bundles, each containing one entirely unique fighter, one stage, and several music tracks. These bundles, which are also available through a complete pack known as the Fighters Pass, were released periodically through 2021. This pass features Quote, Hat Kid, Ori, Saffron, Meat Boy, and Reimu. Two DLC fighters (Froggit and Madotsuki) were released afterwards separately, with a Second Fighters pass beginning shortly afterwards, featuring Zagreus, Judgement, Bullet Kin, GD, Lilac, Gunvolt, and Vainglorious Ghoul. All of the DLC afterwards was released as standalone purchases.
A DLC Costume Pack for a few members of the base roster were also unveiled on the December 20th Release Trailer with one pack coming out priced at $1.99. The costume pack comes with six costumes.
 
The DLC Costume pack includes costumes for Duck, Shovel Knight, Jacket, Shantae, Crewmate, and Cuphead. The pack was available for free for players who bought the game before the physical release. The initial price is $3.99.
Contents
*Duck: Dinos Hat from Duck Game.
*Shovel Knight: Resembles Specter Knight’s attire.
*Jacket: Resembles Biker.
*Shantae: Resembles Shantae’s Ninja costume from Half-Genie Hero.
*Crewmate: A more detailed version of the Crewmate’s attire.
*Cuphead: Resembles Mugman.
The DLC Costume pack includes costumes for The Knight, Welltaro, Kragg, The Beheaded, Candyman, and Goose. The pack was available for free for players who bought the game before the physical release. The initial price is $3.99.
Contents
*Knight: A Lifeblood inspired outfit.
*Welltaro: Welltaro’s Frogtaro outfit from Indie Pogo.
*Kragg: Kragg’s appearance in Lovers of Aether.
*Beheaded: The Beheaded’s appearance from the Dead Cells animated trailer. 
*Candyman: Candyman’s Straitjacket outfit from Lethal League Blaze.
*Goose: A Canada Goose with a red bow and a top hat.
*Clash X's name and logo was insipred by the Namco x Capcom and Project X Zone series.
*The Pixel Art aethestic was chosen due to the creator's interest in both writing and pixel art.
*As stated before, the game takes heavy inspiration from Super Smash Bros. and Card Saga Wars.
**The game can also be taken as a spiritual successor to Card Saga Wars.
* Counting the total number of indies represented by characters, stages, and assists, there are 69 Indie titles represented within the game, with 1 guest appearance titles being Vessa.
*Out of all the playable fighters, the creator has not played the home series' of the Beheaded, Jacket, Quote/Curly, Saffron, Madotsuki, Zagreus, Judgement, Cube, Lilac, Gunvolt.
* Zote, Curly, King Knight, Kyōko, Cerebella, Nina, and Vi were all previously in the roster but were cut for multiple reasons. Vi, Nina, and Cerebella were demoted to assists, while Curly was demoted to being an alternate costume for Quote. Knight Knight, Zote, and Kyōko are nowhere to be seen in the game.
** Zote, Curly, King Knight, and Cerebella were cut for being secondary reps to already represented series.
** Kyōko was cut for not being an indie.
** Nina and Vi were cut due to the lack the creator had interest in them, as well as lack of moveset potential.
* Several characters were considered as playable fighters but were either scrapped or turned into Assists.
** Several characters from Skullgirls were debated upon. These were Filla, Peacock, Cerebella, Big Band, and Squigly. Big Band ended up being the chosen rep for Skullgirls in the base roster, whilst Cerebella accompanied him as DLC.
** Sans was initially gonna appear in the base roaster, but after deciding he wouldn’t realistically fight due to his character, Froggit was chosen instead for DLC as an Undertale rep. Sans was demoted to an Assist.
** CommanderVideo, Octodad, and Orcane were initially going to join the base roster but were demoted to Assists due to the incoming announcement of McleoudGaming’s Fraymakers.
** Whilst deciding upon a secondary Shovel Knight character, the choices were Plague Knight, Specter Knight, and King Knight. King Knight was chosen as they were a favorite character of the creator. A Specter Knight themed costume for Shovel Knight was released as DLC.
**Pilgor from Goat Simulator was initally going to join the Season 2 DLC pass, but was cut after the creator found out that they were no longer and Indie character. They even had a trailer created for them.
*Credit to ValkyriePyra for helping with the headers.
**Her original character Vessa from the series of the same name also guest appears as a assist. She is the only non-indie to appear in the game.
*Credit to OrchidSomnium for helping with the voice actors template.
*Credit to Ink for lending their moveset of Saffron as a reference. 
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