Super Smash Bros- Furia Indomita

Super Smash Bros- Furia Indomita (Italian for "Indomitable Rage") is a crossover fighting game developed by Italian company Bushido Games for the Sony Playstation 6
Unlike most Smash games, it features fewer Nintendo character and involves characters from anime and fantasy books and movies too. Hence why this game was described as not a Nintendo dream match but a "dream match of everything".
== Character roster ==
=== Already unlocked: ===
==== Mario series: ====
Mario 
==== Zelda series: ====
Link, Zelda
==== Kirby series: ====
Kirby, Meta Knight
==== Metroid series: ====
Samus Aran (transforms into Zero Suit Samus)
==== Devil May Cry series: ====
Dante
==== Star Fox series: ====
Fox McCloud
==== Dragon Ball series: ====
Goku
==== Bleach series: ====
Ichigo Kurosaki
==== One Piece series: ====
Monkey D Luffy
==== Final Fantasy Series: ====
Cloud Strife, Aerith Gainsborough, Tifa Lockhart, Bran Stark (wargs into Red XIII and Barret Wallace)
==== Pokemon series: ====
Pikachu, Ash Ketchum (uses Infernape, Sceptile and Greninja)
==== Xeno series: ====
Fei Fong Wong, Elly van Houten
==== Fire Emblem series: ====
Ike 
==== Naruto series: ====
Naruto
==== Game of Thrones series: ====
Jon Snow
==== Lord of the Rings series: ====
Aragorn
=== Unlockable characters: ===
==== Mario series: ====
Luigi, Yoshi
==== Star Fox series: ====
Wolf o'Donnell, Falco Lombardi
==== Final Fantasy series: ====
Clive Rosfield, Cid Highwind, Yuna (controls Ixion, Ifrit and Shiva) 
==== Fire Emblem series: ====
Byleth
==== Witcher series: ====
Geralt
==== Game of Thrones series: ====
Daenerys Targaryen
==== Xeno series: ====
Shulk 
==== Tokyo Ghoul series: ====
Ken Kaneki
==== Ghost of Tsushima series: ====
Jin Sakai
=== DLC Characters: ===
Arya Stark (Game of Thrones)
Jaime Lannister (Game of Thrones)
Riou (Suikoden)
Siegfried Joker (Persona)
Ganondorf (Zelda)
Black Knight (Fire Emblem)
Mewtwo (Pokémon)
Zoroark (Pokémon)
Grahf (Xeno)
Lucas (Earthbound)
Vincent Valentine (Final Fantasy)
Sephiroth (Final Fantasy)
Bowser (Mario) 
Ganondorf (Zelda) 
Crow Armbrust (Trails)
Goro Akechi (Persona)
Rufus Targaryen (Final Fantasy)
Crash Bandicoot (Crash Bandicoot)
Spyro (Spyro the Dragon)
Aang (Avatar the Last Airbender)
Adam Jensen (Deus Ex)
== Story Mode ("I Vincoli dello Spaziotempo") ==
Unlike most Smash Bros games, this game has a lot of focus on the plot, similar to crossovers like Project X Zone and Kingdom Hearts. 
The story is called "I Vincoli dello Spaziotempo" (literally: "The Shackles of Spacetime"). 
For most of the plot, the characters are split into four "teams": Team Bran, Team Aragorn, Team Link and Team Fei. The player can swap between them whenever they want, aside from the first chapter. 
The main antagonists are the Crows of Liberation: Euron Greyjoy, Sephiroth, Crow Armbrust, Goro Akechi and Jenova Pandaemonium (a Jenova construct created from Bowser), and their soldiers, the Dark Ones, created from parts of Jenova. 
Ganondorf, Mewtwo, Grahf, Zoroark and the Black Knight are the commanders of the Eisenarmee, the army of the Eisenreich, which uses both technology and magic. The Eisenreich is led by Peach, but the true military leader of the Eisenarmee is the Stahlritter, a man with his face covered in a white mask, whose real identity is Luigi. The Eisenreich is formed from the last survivors of the world of Mario, which has been almost completely destroyed by Jenova (and Mario has died). The Eisenarmee is extremist and violent, but its goal is to eradicate Jenova and the Crows and then create a new Mushroom World in Planetos. The remains of Peach's Castle and Toad Town have been remade into the industrial metropolis Eisensstadt. 
During the plot, you can find "records of the Mushroom World" scattered throughout the Singularity where you can hear about the Mushroom Kingdom's destruction, Mario's death and how Luigi and Peach had founded the Eisenreich. Those "records" are all special playable levels where you play as Mario characters going against the Dark Ones in the Mushroom Kingdom. 
==== Support system: ====
The story features a support system akin to Fire Emblem, where characters can interact with each other. Each character (aside from Link, who only supports with Zelda) can support with various others in their team, ranging from three to eight possible supports. 
Mario characters can't support with anyone, as you can't access the support system while playing through the "records of the Mushroom Kingdom". 
=== Plot: ===
The plot starts with Ironborn ships besieging Oldtown and getting sunk, with the water turning red and swirling as a weird alien-like creature rises out of it. He thinks he summoned a dragon or kraken, but what he really summoned was Jenova, a strange lifeform originally trapped in the core of another world: as he did the ritual, he created a bridge between Planetos and another world called Gaia (where Final Fantasy 7 happens). 
Through said connection, Bran Stark manages to warg into Red XIII and warns Cloud, Tifa, Aerith and Barret about the new threat. Aerith creates a portal to Planetos and sends Barret and Red to look for Bran's body. 
Meanwhile, Euron meets Sephiroth, who tells him that he plans to break away from the "shackles of spacetime" and escape causality itself. Euron agrees with him, that through blood and death, they should power up Jenova so much that it becomes able to defy fate forever. As Jenova finds its way into the world, the spacetime continuum becomes weaker and parts of Gaia and other planets start to get absorbed into Planetos.
Aerith warns Cloud, Bran and Tifa about it, mentioning that the worlds are merging and risk of turning into a singularity. 
At the same time, Link is patrolling Hyrule Castle when suddenly Ichigo attacks with an army of soldiers covered in black steel armors: he tells Link that he's helping a "black man, apparently not Japanese with a weird name ending in -dorf" in saving Hyrule from something called the Dark Ones and requires princess Zelda as a sacrifice. Link tries to stop him but Zelda is killed in the fight and sent to the Singularity Core, where Jenova corrupts her and makes her a Dark One. 
As Aragorn is ruling over Minas Tirith, he is warned that pirates have attacked the city. A new soldier also bows to him, Meta Knight. He believes they're the Corsairs of Umbar and decides to lead a charge against them, when he finds out that their leader is a straw hat-wearing rubber man named Luffy. As Minas Tirith soldiers slay Luffy's crew, Aragorn and Meta Knight isolate him and hold their own in a fight. Luffy confesses he and his crew was attacked by the Dark Ones while at sea. He's not a survivor of Sauron's army and is confused when the King of Gondor asks him about Sauron. Aragorn leaves Gondor for queen Arwen to rule and decides to follow Luffy along with Meta Knight and a few soldiers. 
Fei and Elly are captured by Jenova's black tentacles and then find themselves in a Japanese-style village which doesn't look like anything in their world. There, they find Naruto, who explains them that they have ended up in Konoha. He tells them that he saw black tentacles envelop Konoha and they mention that those tentacles were the same as what sent them there, and conclude that there's an interdimensional threat which can interfere with space-time itself. Soon, Ganondorf, Ichigo and the Eisenarmee surround the village, but Fei, Naruto and Elly manage to defend it. Ganondorf is too strong however: he captures Naruto and plans on executing him, when Ichigo saves him and defects from the Eisenarmee to join team Fei. 
TBA 
== DLC Campaigns ==
You can play the DLC campaigns by buying the respective DLCs. Each campaign stars entirely new characters which you unlock as you progress in the DLC. 
Bright Shield of Aegon involves dealing with the Lost Crows, the Auric Rufus and the Palatinate Ardyn. Rufus Targaryen (also known as Rufus Shinra) was the last heir of the Valyrian company Shinra before the Doom, who was made immortal by Hojo and survived the Doom. He was an ancestor of Daenerys, and now possesses Young Griff. 
The Joker of Braavos, on the other hand, is focused on former Tsviets Siegfried Joker and Arya Stark exploring an altered Essos to look for the ruins of Valyria and the remains of Shinra, an ancient Valyrian corporation that controlled dragons and Mako energy. The main antagonists are Hojo, leader of the Tsviets, and, again, Rufus. 
=== Bright Shield of Aegon ===
This DLC campaign starts in King's Landing after Jaime Lannister murders his sister Cersei, as the Valonqar of the prophecy. This causes Young Griff, also known as Aegon Targaryen, to ascend to the throne, supported by House Tyrell and the Faith Militant. As Aegon sits on the throne, he's possessed by Rufus Shinra and proclaims that he'll make Westeros the new Valyria. He orders the construction of a new Mako Reactor like those in Valyria, which he knows the secrets of. 
=== The Joker of Braavos ===
This DLC Campaign features Joker and Arya Stark as protagonists. As Braavos now contains parts of Tokyo, the Faceless Men introduce to Arya their strongest man, Joker. He has been successful in letting go of all his emotions and becoming no one, and he's to serve as a tutor for her in the mission to kill a certain "Vincent Valentine", who is described as a "demon that rests beneath the House of the Undying in Qarth", who is said to have been created by the warlock Hojo (which Daenerys had met under the name Pyat Pree) as a weapon against Daenerys Targaryen. As she struggles to preserve her identity and avoid becoming no one, she follows Joker to Qarth. As soon as they reach his coffin beneath the House of the Undying, Vincent awakens and shoots Arya. After a tough fight, Vincent survives and asks Joker and Arya whether they're Deepground, but soon Joker attempts to strike him in the heart. He saves his life by shooting Joker in the face at point blank range, causing half of his face to explode. He then takes Arya and explains her that the Faceless Men, called Tsviets in Valyria, are the elite group of Deepground, a special division of the defunct Valyrian magic corporation Shinra. As Vincent is looking for the Tsviets, Arya decides to join forces with him and refuses to be "no one", and Joker is taken prisoner. They travel to Wutai, in the far east of Essos, to look for alliances, but in doing so they are chased by the Tsviets, who have found out about their betrayal. 
== Trivia ==
This is the only Super Smash Bros game featuring characters that aren't from video games. Game of Thrones, Chronicles of the Emerged World, Bleach, Tokyo Ghoul, Avatar the Last Airbender and Wheel of Time characters have never actually appeared in any video game before SSB:FI, while Dragon Ball, One Piece, Naruto, the Witcher and the Lord of the Rings characters did.
Euron Greyjoy is based on the ASOIAF books, not the TV show. Euron from the TV show is a normal human and wouldn't be able to take control of Sephiroth. He's a story villain but he's never fought except as Shiroyami Euron, after taking control of Sephiroth's body. 
This marks the first Smash game where a character from a certain series has a moveset completely based on another series: Bran Stark from Game of Thrones wargs into Barret and Red XIII from Final Fantasy, and his moveset is completely FF-based. In the first Smash, however, some characters like Fox McCloud and Captain Falcon had completely made-up movesets. 
Samus (Metroid), Ash Ketchum (who is based on Red from the Pokemon games) and Byleth (from Fire Emblem Three Houses) are voiced characters with their own personalities in this game's story despite being silent protagonists in their games. Mewtwo, Zoroark and Lucario communicate through telepathy, though the game shows text to "translate" what they're saying, while Yoshi, Kirby and Pikachu only make animalistic grunts (as they are physically unable to speak). The only characters that appear in the plot and don't speak at all despite being able to are Link (as per Zelda tradition), Mario (as he only appears as a Dark One), Clive Rosfield (possibly due to continuity with Final Fantasy XVI) and for some reason, Ken Kaneki (who appears as an optional boss and attacks straight away, without any pre-boss dialogue, but actually talks in the DLC campaigns). 
In the DLCs, Riou, Joker, Adam Jensen, Ness, Lucas and Crash Bandicoot don't talk in cutscenes.
This game's story features blood and has a much more serious tone than most Smash games, fitting the focus on Final Fantasy, LOTR and Game of Thrones characters and lore instead of Mario and other Nintendo franchises. All Mario characters aside from Donkey Kong are either already dead or completely different than their in-game portrayal. 
Rufus Shinra is called "Rufus Targaryen", but is a Final Fantasy character retconned as Valyrian and Daenerys' ancestor. Shinra is only the name of the now-completely-destroyed energy company that gave power to Valyria, which Rufus was the heir of. 
Yoshi, Jigglypuff, Ness and Captain Falcon do not appear in this game, not even as DLC, despite being part of the original 12. 
Most of the main antagonists, the Crows of Liberation (Euron, Sephiroth, Goro Akechi, Crow Armbrust, Bowser) are bosses but cannot be played as. While most villains can be played as DLCs, Euron Greyjoy is simply unavailable to the player. 
Despite being Smash, the story is mostly centered on a crossover between Game of Thrones, Xenogears and Final Fantasy VII, with Nintendo characters having a marginal role and Mario even being dead at the start. 
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