Super Smash Bros. Myriad

==Introduction==
In a world where the Smash team grew constantly and money and time were no issue, a Smash game that conquers the unthinkable exists. In Super Smash Bros. Myriad, we have countless franchises coming together in the grandest crossover in all of entertainment history. From obscure games Like Cheetahmen II and Mach Rider to massive triple-A titles like The Last of Us, Call of Duty, and Grand Theft Auto, there is bound to be something from somewhere that anyone will appreciate being included in this record-breaking, mind-boggling game.
==About==
Super Smash Bros. Myriad is a massive crossover platform-fighting game filled to the brim with characters, stages, songs, and much more from many different franchises. Obscure first and third party games, chart toppers, recent triple-A titles, and indies all share spots somewhere in the game. Even some fourth party franchises have roles, mainly those known more for their games or those that originated in tabletop games. This is a franchise about celebrating gaming as a whole, isn't it?
There are six main menu options, just like in Brawl, and technically Ultimate: Smash, Story Mode, Games & More, Vault, Online, and Data. These are the standard menu icons for modern Smash games it seems. Even though this is the Ultimate Smash game, what else would there be to add? These areas will be gone over shortly.
==Why?==
I'm doing this not only because of my desire for expressing creativity, but because not many seem to understand the point of Smash when creating an idea for a game. I'm all for showing what you want to see, but there needs to be genuine ideas for the future too. This one just so happens to be my vision of the "perfect" conclusion for Smash games - developers paying very close attention to fan feedback and desires, going above and beyond with what could be done, etc. while still retaining the soul and charm every Smash game has.
==Rosters==
As always, there are two main rosters: one for characters and one for stages. The rosters will only include those that I deem unique enough to join, so I can't just throw in every version of every character ever despite how much I may love them. Check the links in the sub-headings for the rosters for each franchise.
===Fighter Roster===
This unfinished roster has hundreds of characters in it, so you can spend a few minutes looking at it and spend even more time thinking about how each new addition could work. Each character was handpicked based on if they could do well as a fighter in Smash and how relevant they are. For games I've never or barely played, I relied mostly on the (now defunct) Global Smash Roster. Some characters may have their own page in the future. This may be a moveset or an explanation on why I picked this character. I may even do both.
===Stage Roster===
All previous stages return as well as a great number of new ones in this stage roster. Many series and characters have needed stages for years, yet they haven't got what they deserved yet. This roster aims at satisfying the audience and including as many places as possible that would fit Smash. As stated before, these could get their own pages.
==Smash==
Smash currently contains four modes: Smash, Squad Strike, Tourney, and Special Smash. The first four act mostly the same as they do in Ultimate, while Special Smash has been updated a bit. For those that like playing with items, this list will show you what items will be usable.
===Special Smash===
Within Custom Smash lies yet another four modes: Custom Smash, Smashdown, Super Sudden Death, and Instant Smash.
====Custom Smash====
Custom Smash has had some modifications:
* Size: Giga; Mega; Mini; Micro
*Head: Flower; Bunny; Shrine Maiden's Bow
*Body: Metal; Clear; Tail; Rocket Belt; Screw Attack: Back Shield
*Infinite Item: Portal Gun; Kamek's Wand; Sandbag; Beastball; Beam Sword
*Status: Curry; Reflect; Thorns; Cold Feet; Smoke
*Weight: Light; Heavy; Weightless; Captain Toad
*Speed: (Slider) Snail----Light Speed (Options) Slow; Fast
*Camera: Fixed; Angled; Dynamic; Flipped; Inverted; Isometric
=====New Custom Smash Options===== 
*Giga: Fighters are now bigger than the mega setting, which means faster kills, easier combos, and very low voices!
*Micro: Very, very tiny fighters move fast around the stages. Some fighters' voices may be ear piercing; use at your own risk!
*Shrine Maiden's Bow: You now have smaller hurtboxes that are also closer to the center hurtbox.
* Infinite Items: The item selected will never go away for each fighter.
*Thorns: This feature comes straight from Minecraft, giving each fighter to give a little damage back to whoever hit them immediately after their attack.
* Cold Feet: The stage is very slippery.
*Smoke: This is basically just an infinite Smoke Ball.
*Weightless: Gravity is turned off! Move around in the air with your left joystick; Assist Trophies and Pokémon can do this too! Items spawn in midair.
*Captain Toad: No one can jump nor be knocked back far.
*Dynamic camera: Have you ever wanted the camera to be more dramatic? Well now your dream can come true!
*Flipped Camera: The camera is upside down.
*Inverted Camera: Left is right, and right is left.
*Isometric Camera: Tilts the camera up and forty-five degrees counterclockwise.
====Instant Smash====
Instant Smash works pretty much like normal Smash, except it doesn't. All attacks are now instant. Not only does it work on full fighters, but some Assist Trophies can instantly attack too! Fun fact: this is the first Special Smash mode to be available in Online play.
Check out Vishera Games who gave me this amazing idea (without them knowing it happened, of course).
==== Turn-Based Smash ====
The game turns into an RPG battle with stamina and an isometric camera angle. Teams work just the same as they do in other turn-based RPGs.
==Interstellar Plague (Story Mode) ==
A nameless Puppeteer arrives in the Smash universe; it's appearance is somewhat similar to Dementio's but it's not made of paper and is three-dimensional with lots more detail. It also bears a slight resemblance to Tabuu, a former enemy from over a decade ago. This genius decided to swap everyone's moves and abilities around. Fighters still retained their weight, movement, and voices, but they were able to perform attacks that other characters were able to do. This could create various amounts of destruction and chaos. 
Those who were not strong enough to escape the strings of the master were controlled by parasitic strings and worked for it. Characters like Luigi, Pit, Ness, and Lucas were easily manipulated. Those weaklings were ordered to attack and bring over the stronger fighters like Ganon, Palutena, Kirby, and Ghirahim to be infected with the parasite and conquer the rest of the multiverse. It's up to those who have yet been overtaken to eradicate this beast.
This play style will be unlocked after the story mode is beaten.
==Games & More==
This will be mostly just like Ultimate, with some more things added to it. First, we have Classic Mode, Training, Extra Smash, Smash Sports, amiibo, Miis, and Stage Builder.
===Classic Mode===
Each fighter has their own path to take just like in Ultimate. Get more rewards the higher the difficulty is.
=== Training===
There are some new additions to the training mode. First, you now have the ability to toggle hitboxes and hurtboxes. Second, you can now play on custom stages. 
===Extra Smash===
==== Century Smash ====
Defeat a hundred enemies as fast as possible.
==== Cruel Smash ====
This is an all out fight against the strongest army. Test your might.
==== All-Star Smash ====
All fighters appear in this PvE battle.
==== Boss Rush ====
Fight each boss one at a time (or multiple at once!) in a way similar to the end of Ultimate's story mode.
====Smash Sports====
=====Smashketball=====
The long-running fan mode makes an official debut! Launch fighters into hoops on various different courts.
=====Home-Run Contest =====
Launch Sandbag across the world!
===== Soccer=====
Fight 1-on-1 to 4-on-4 with a soccer ball in the field.
===== Tetherball=====
Ripped from Rivals of Aether, hit a ball on a string around the pole with at least one opponent. Don't let the ball hit you!
===amiibo===
amiibo from any previous Smash game or any amiibo that is in the roster will work with this game.
===Miis===
Miis have had a significant upgrade from past installments. Instead of basic 3-option specials, the whole moveset can be altered as well as having more than 3 options for all attacks. Not only that, but the costumes were changed too. You can now change hats, accessories, shirts, gloves, pants, shoes, and weapon style.
=== Stage Builder===
Stage Builder now works similarly to Blender, except (obviously) much more simplified and stylized; however, if you wish to just make simple stages without all of the complexity, Ultimate's builder has been ported and updated with more backgrounds, tools, and materials, Brawl's builder's objects, a color picker, and a way to swap game styles which automatically changes when choosing a background, but can also be done manually.
==Vault==
This retains the menus Ultimate had, such as sounds and the store.
===Sounds===
This consists of the voices and the soundtrack in the game. This now features sound effects just like it did in Brawl.
===Cinema ===
Watch saved replays from previous battles. This time, none will be deleted from updates. Cutscenes can be seen, either separate or as a whole movie if the story mode is finished. Commentary from the dev team is also available and may be updated with each update.
===Records===
Check your stats.
===Challenges===
Earn rewards for the things you do in-game.
===Library===
Read tips, hints, trivia, and history about Smash and other franchises featured in the game. You can also see art from certain franchises.
===Shop===
Buy trophies, music, and more here with Gold.
===Masterpieces===
Several first party franchises get demos of important games in their series as usual, but this time almost all of them have at least one demo, with exceptions being Astral Chain, Labo, Ring Fit Adventure, Xeno Saga, and ARMS series. These will instead have gameplay videos as they are large games and/or are incompatible with the system. Many other third and fourth party franchises have demos as well except for those who only have less than three installments. Fourth party franchises have videos as well, mainly being trailers, clips, and/or commentary justifying their inclusion.
Chess, checkers, and shogi are featured and have no time limits. Card games like poker and hanafuda have no time limits either.
==Online==
===Online Play===
====Quick Play====
It's the same as Ultimate but with rollback netcode and the ability to block users within the game.
====Arenas====
It's the same as Ultimate but with a redesign focused on a colosseum style and the player capacity quadrupled.
====Battle Royale====
Battle Royale mode is just like standard Stamina Smash, but instead of using a normal stage, it uses a brand new area just like Smash Run's. The premise is going around defeating roaming players around the map, collecting power ups as of it was Smash Run. You still fight enemies, but once another player is on-screen, all items and enemies disappear and the screen locks in place; if others find your battle, the same screen will be shown for them and their stats will appear alongside yours and your opponent. The maximum amount of players is currently imagined to be a low multiple of eight but no more than sixty-four.
====Hide and Smash====
This game mode is similar to Battle Royale; however, the stage is procedurally generated while still staying around the same size as the Royale stage and the player count is halved. One person is blinded for a bit and everyone else hides. One attack from the hunter will result in one of two things depending on the play style. Last man standing wins the game, receives the most rewards, and has a greater chance of hiding the next time they play.
There are two play styles that many are familiar with: Infection and Elimination. In Infection, the hunter has its prey join them once they are attacked. In Elimination, the ones found get to spectate.
==== Tourney====
This is not changed from Ultimate.
===Smash TV===
====Spectate====
It's mostly the same as Ultimate, but now you get to choose what type of battles you get to spectate instead of random matches; however, that is also an option.
==== Championships====
In this world, Nintendo actually cares about the community, so championship VODs are available to view and censored if necessary. Comments and uncensored VODs are available for those age-verified.
====Videos====
Videos uploaded from the enhanced video editor (general video editing improvements, not much to say as people don't exactly care about this) are in here instead of Custom Content.
===Custom Content===
Sorting is now made easier by the common drop-down menu implemented into each section.
====Interstellar Movesets====
This is unlocked after completing the story mode. As there are many different moveset combinations, players can upload their own creations here.
====Miis ====
No difference from Ultimate is here.
====Stages====
There is no change from Ultimate here.
==Storage Closet==
Here lies the ideas that were cut from the concept or are undecided on.
===Cut===
N/A
===Undecided===
Lots of fourth party stuff like Goku, Luffy, and SpongeBob that kind of had a reason to be here but later felt very unnecessary. My excuse for these was that they all had a lot of good and popular games as well as being extremely popular in general. Super Smash Flash is a thing too that included Goku and Naruto, and it was a real game franchise that everyone loved. However, even with these in mind, the whole thing still felt like it shouldn't exist. I may add certain things back, but everything else in the text below is just staying in the closet.
Fourth Party OST: 
 One Piece Series
 Dragon Ball Series
 Naruto Series
 Warner Bros.
 -JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Series
 --Phantom Blood
 --Battle Tendency
 --Stardust Crusaders
 --Diamond is Unbreakable
 --Thus Spoke Kishibe Rohan
 ---Opening Theme
 --Golden Wind
 --Stone Ocean
 -DC Comics
 Disney
 -Marvel
 -Star Wars
 Nickelodeon
 Berserk Series
 -BEHELIT
 -Ghosts
Fourth Party Stages:
 Disney
 -Fix-it-Felix JR.
 -Star Wars Series
 --Mos Eisley Cantina
 -Mavel Comics
 --Stark Tower
 One Piece Series
 -Thousand Sunny
 -Baratie
 -Onigashima
 Naruto Series
 -Hidden Leaf Village
 Dragon Ball Series
 -Planet Namek
 -Vegeta's Palace
 Warner Bros.
 -JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Series
 --Qasr Al-Nil Bridge
 --Green Dolphin Street Prison
 DC Comics
 -Batcave
 Nickelodeon
Fourth Party Characters:
 One Piece Series
 -Luffy
 -Zoro
 -Sanji
 Dragon Ball Series
 -Goku
 -Vegeta
 -Piccolo
 Naruto Series
 -Naruto
 -Sasuke
 -Sakura
 Warner Bros.
 -Hanna-Barbera
 --Shaggy
 -JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Series
 --Jonathan
 --Jotaro
 -DC Comics
 --Batman
 --Joker
 Disney
 -Mickey
 -Donald
 -Goofy
 -Marvel Comics
 --Spider-Man
 -Star Wars
 --Darth Vader
 Nickelodeon
 -SpongeBob
 -Ninja Turtles
 -Garfield
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