List of unused and removed content

These are lists of any content that was scrapped from Smash Bros. Lawl and its spinoffs.
=Smash Bros. Lawl=
==Planned content==
===Characters ===
Name 	Universe 	Description
Edgar 	La Caída de Edgar	Edgar was the first Lawl character that was planned way before I.M. Meen from 2006 even before Smash Bros. Lawl was made and before Brawl was released 2 years later.
Dr. Rabbit	Dr. Rabbit 	Dr. Rabbit's silhouette was seen in Nostalgia Critic's moveset in the old roster along with Predator, Bomberman, Scorpion and AVGN. He was scrapped due to the lackluster interest chincherrinas had for him. Predator, Bomberman and Scorpion were also scrapped for similar reasons.
Morshu 	Zelda CD-i 	Morshu was originally planned for Smash Bros. Lawl, Chin even wrote a moveset for him at one point. He would eventually appear in YTPGuy17's Lawl.
==Removed content ==
=== Movesets===
====Nostalgia Critic====
Name 	Attack type	Description
American Idol	Final Smash	Nostalgia Critic's Final Smash was originally American Idol, but was later replaced with Critical Rage.
=Smash Bros. ARL=
==Removed Content==
Name 	Universe 	Description
Mordecai and Rigby	Regular Show 	Mordecai and Rigby were planned to be in ARL, but got removed after the revamp of the roster.
Eduardo 	Eddsworld 	Eduardo was planned to be in ARL, but got removed after the revamp of the roster, most likely due to a lack of moveset material at the time. He later appear in Lawl Beatdown as Edd's Echo Fighter.
Brioshi87 	YouTube 	Brioshi87 was planned to be in ARL, but got removed after the revamp of the roster.
Juan 	YouTube 	Juan was planned to be in ARL, but got removed after the revamp of the roster.
Hotel Mario 	CD-I 	Hotel Mario was planned to be in ARL, but got removed after his inclusion in YTPguy's Lawl.
Morshu 	CD-I 	Morshu was planned to be in ARL, but got removed after his inclusion in YTPguy's Lawl.
Edd 	Eddsworld 	Edd was planned to be in ARL, but was replaced by Michael Jordan supposedly due to copyright issues. He later appear in Lawl Beatdown with no issues.
Psy 	Music 	Psy was planned to be in ARL, but got removed due to copyright issues.
Sherlock Holmes 	Sherlock Holmes (Robert Downey Jr.)	Sherlock Holmes was planned to be in ARL, but got removed due to copyright issues.
Chad and Jeremy 	Regular Show 	Chad and Jeremy were planned alongside Mordecai and Rigby in ARL, but got removed after the revamp of the roster.
=Smash Bros. Lawl Nova=
== Planned content==
===Characters===
Name 	Universe 	Description
SpongeBob SquarePants 	Spongebob SquarePants 	Spongebob, Hotel Mario, Morshu, CD-i Link were all planned for the roster, but was removed after they ended up being in YTPGuy17's Lawl.
Hotel Mario 	Hotel Mario 	Spongebob, Hotel Mario, Morshu, CD-i Link were all planned for the roster, but was removed after they ended up being in YTPGuy17's Lawl.
Morshu 	Zelda CD-i 	Spongebob, Hotel Mario, Morshu, CD-i Link were all planned for the roster, but was removed after they ended up being in YTPGuy17's Lawl.
CD-i Link 	Zelda CD-i 	Spongebob, Hotel Mario, Morshu, CD-i Link were all planned for the roster, but was removed after they ended up being in YTPGuy17's Lawl.
Ned Flanders 	The Simpsons 	As confirmed in Skapokon's 4k subs Special Q&A, Ned Flanders was going to be Skinner's rival, as inspired by the episode Sweet Seymour Skinner's Baadasssss Song, where Ned took over Skinner's role as the principal of the school. He was added as a workaround not to have Bart Simpson in, as he'd be an "obvious rival". After Skapokon realized Bart would be a perfect fit for Nova and not feel forced, Flanders was scrapped. She said that Flanders "may come back, just not as Skinner's rival".
Vambre Warrior 	Mighty Magiswords 	As confirmed in Skapokon's 4k subs Special Q&A, Vambre was going to be Star's rival. Despite Skapokon liking the show more than the general audience, Vambre got scrapped after she found someone who interested her more to be Star's rival. Mighty Magiswords' early cancellation also limited Vambre's moveset potential.
Dr. Amigo 	Dr. Amigo's Family Clinic 	Dr. Amigo was going to be playable, who would be a rival for Zack & Tetris, but was removed after Skapokon thought that the ideas she had for him was dumb. However Dr. Amigo would later return as an assist trophy.
Wilhelm and Zee 	NeonPteranodon 	Wilhelm and Zee were another option for Zack and Tetris' rival. Skapokon had an idea for their moveset, which were very different from all other Tag Team characters, as Wilhelm and Zee would have had each one of a different set of normal attacks. Wilhelm would have had a full moveset with the button A, and Zee would have had a full moveset with the button B. Their special moves would have been performed with command inputs, like Ryu, his Echo Fighter Ken and Terry.
Worst Tarzan 	Dingo Pictures 	Worst Tarzan was considered as a Mirror Fighter for Worst Hercules at first, due to them having similar body builds. His moveset was detailed in the "What if Everyone had a Mirror Fighter?" commentary video (like how he was going to have Chita the Monkey instead of Io), but he was removed because Worst Hercules is planned to have a huge Update Patch to make him into an actually viable character, and giving him a Mirror would mean either making him bad on purpose for the sole purpose of updating him later, or making him viable and spoil Worst Hercules' Update Patch. Not only that, Skapokon also expressed that she is not interested in Dingo Pictures enough to make another character from it, and felt her fanbase felt the same way.
Timmy's Mom/Dinkleberg 	The Fairly Odd Parents 	Both Timmy's Mom and Dinkleberg were considered as a Mirror Fighter for Timmy's Dad at first. The former proved to be too different from Timmy's Dad to get a mirrored moveset and Skapokon believed she would work better as her own fighter, though the original ideas were explained in the Lawl Nova Commentary. Meanwhile, Dinkleberg was removed because while the basis for the moveset is obvious (Timmy's Dad but better in everything), the character himself does not have enough significant appearances to get a moveset, even a mirrored one.
60's Spider-Man's Scrapped Mirror 	Marvel 	60's Spider-Man was originally going to get a Mirror, based on a different incarnation of the character of Spider-Man. However, Skapokon scrapped this idea as she couldn't find a version of Spider-Man that was similar enough to the 60's counterpart to warrant a Mirror Fighter, and that other popular "meme" incarnations of the character like Supaidama or Italian Spider-Man were too unique to be mirrors. This fact was referenced in Mirror Fighters Vol 2, where Spider-Man shows up in Planty's intro.
John Di Micco's Scrapped Mirror 	The John Show 	John Di Micco was originally going to get a Mirror, due to John having plenty of clones and look-alikes in his show. Most likely either Bizarro John or Johnstein would have been the ones chosen. However, Skapokon felt that John had been including so many different versions of John in his series for the very reason of getting his own Mirror Fighter (most likely one that makes John viable), with the biggest offenders being how the John from the Pre-Remakes show was separated into his own character and how the plot twist in one of the latest episodes involved another evil version of John. This "artificiality" caused Skapokon to step back from giving John a Mirror. Eventually, John ended up getting 4 Mirror Fighters (Modern John, Johnstein, Bizarro John and Go!Animate John) as part of Lawl Nova's April Fools video "Lawl Nova Mirror Fighters Vol 3: Team John", but they were not canon to the final roster.
Jake English 	Homestuck 	Jake English was originally planned as Jade Harley's Mirror Fighter, due to the two's relationship in the comic. While a few ideas were planned (and once again detailed in the Lawl Nova commentary), Skapokon eventually felt that Jake English was simply too unique to be Jade's Mirror and she'd rather see him as his own separate character.
Happy Chop Fat Man 	Happy Chop 	Happy Chop Fat Man was originally planned as Vince Offer's Mirror Fighter, working as a heavier and slower version of Vince. However, even though Happy Chop is identical to Slap Chop, that is the only commercial that the Fat Man has, meaning he doesn't have enough products to mirror Vince's moveset (and he never shows his legs). Later on Skapokon discovered that the Happy Chop Fat Man was played by comedian Frank DeCaro, so it's likely that he won't be Vince's mirror due to his vastly different source material.
Kaptain Skurvy 	Donkey Kong Country Cartoon	Kaptain Skurvy was originally planned as Toon K. Rool's Mirror Fighter, but while some of his moves did get planned (and are listed in the Lawl Nova Commentary video), he was scrapped as his kit would be largely different from K. Rool's, specially with his normals (as he has a cutlass). Throw Some Lawl Back At 'Em was also not the reason he was scrapped.
Superindentent Chalmers 	The Simpsons 	Superindentent Chalmers was originally planned as Seymour Skinner's Mirror Fighter, but he did not have all that much material, and what material he had was largely different from Skinner's. Skapokon also got slightly annoyed by people requesting her to make Skinner and Chalmers as a tag team in light of the popularity of Steamed Hams, causing her to grow to dislike the idea of Chalmers getting a moveset.
Howard Wolowitz/Rajesh Koothrappali 	The Big Bang Theory 	Originally, Sheldon Cooper was going to have 3 Mirrors: Leonard, Howard and Raj, but the later two were scrapped. They were all going to share Neutral B and Side B, while the other specials would be different all-together. This idea was scrapped as making multiple mirrors for the same character was a huge task, and also Skapokon commented that The Big Bang Theory is not exactly popular within her fandom, so not many people would be excited about having three new characters from it. Howard was also an assist trophy, adding the issue of coming up with a replacement for him.
Peter the Panda/Pinky the Chihuahua/General Platyborg	Phineas and Ferb 	Peter, Pinky and Platyborg were all considered as Perry the Platypus's Mirror Fighter, before Planty the Potted Plant was ultimately chosen. Platyborg was removed as Skapokon felt it was redundant to have two mirrors based on Across the 2nd Dimension, and was instead used as part of 2nd Dimension Doofenshmirtz's moveset. Meanwhile Peter and Pinky were cut for not really offering enough differences from Perry to justify them being Mirrors.
Moon Butterfly 	Star vs. The Forces of Evil	Queen Moon was planned as Star Butterfly's Mirror before being replaced with Eclipsa simply out of preference on Skapokon's part. Much like Eclipsa, she was going to be a more cohesive and less wacky version of Star.
Mega Drive 2/Genesis 	Sega Hard Girls 	Both Mega Drive 2 and Genesis were planned to be added as Mega Drive's Mirror Fighters. Despite being so similar to Mega Drive, they don't have any actual material as they were simply included within the original series of Sega Hard Girls art, and their only appearance in the anime was through mentions. This made it impossible for them to be included as Mirrors.
===Movesets=== 
These moves were removed, altered and replaced in the final game.
====Dr. Heinz Doofenshmirtz====
Name	Attack type 	Description
Cage	Down special	The “Cage”, which would fall down from the sky and trap the opponents, was originally going to replace the Ball-Gown-Inator since it would be difficult for Skapokon to implement in the video. But it really wasn’t, so the cage was placed to his down tilt.
====Sheldon Cooper====
Name 	Attack type 	Description
Controlling Opponents	Neutral special	Sheldon’s Neutral B was originally Controlling Opponents, based on that scene where he talks about how he wants to control his friends like he controls Mario. Basically, Sheldon would have sit down on the floor with his computer, and the closer opponent would have been controlled by him. Also, Sheldon Cooper had a “computer counter” next to his stocks that would drain while using this move, to “prevent spamming”. This idea was too far-fetched and potentially overpowered, so instead his Neutral B was the Paintballs.
 	Up special 	Up B was going upstairs, with the staircase staying on the stage. This idea was not totally scrapped as it was later repurposed for Elsa.
====Yzma====
Name 	Attack type 	Description 	
Potion Throw	Neutral special	Two of Yzma's moves were changed after Kronk was taken out of the tag team. Potion Throw was originally Yzma’s Neutral B, Side B was originally the spinning hammer from one of Yzma’s boss battles in the game ‘’The Emperor's New Groove’’.	
 	Side special 	Two of Yzma's moves were changed after Kronk was taken out of the tag team. Potion Throw was originally Yzma’s Neutral B, Side B was originally the spinning hammer from one of Yzma’s boss battles in the game ‘’The Emperor's New Groove’’.	
Flying Tent 	Final Smash 	Two of Yzma's moves were changed after Kronk was taken out of the tag team. Potion Throw was originally Yzma’s Neutral B, Side B was originally the spinning hammer from one of Yzma’s boss battles in the game ‘’The Emperor's New Groove’’.	The Flying Tent was originally Yzma’s Final Smash, but since there was no proper Up B for Skapokon to find, it became her Up B.
 	 	Two of Yzma's moves were changed after Kronk was taken out of the tag team. Potion Throw was originally Yzma’s Neutral B, Side B was originally the spinning hammer from one of Yzma’s boss battles in the game ‘’The Emperor's New Groove’’.	
 	 	Two of Yzma's moves were changed after Kronk was taken out of the tag team. Potion Throw was originally Yzma’s Neutral B, Side B was originally the spinning hammer from one of Yzma’s boss battles in the game ‘’The Emperor's New Groove’’.	
 	 	Two of Yzma's moves were changed after Kronk was taken out of the tag team. Potion Throw was originally Yzma’s Neutral B, Side B was originally the spinning hammer from one of Yzma’s boss battles in the game ‘’The Emperor's New Groove’’.	
 	 	Two of Yzma's moves were changed after Kronk was taken out of the tag team. Potion Throw was originally Yzma’s Neutral B, Side B was originally the spinning hammer from one of Yzma’s boss battles in the game ‘’The Emperor's New Groove’’.	
 	 	Two of Yzma's moves were changed after Kronk was taken out of the tag team. Potion Throw was originally Yzma’s Neutral B, Side B was originally the spinning hammer from one of Yzma’s boss battles in the game ‘’The Emperor's New Groove’’.	
 	 	Two of Yzma's moves were changed after Kronk was taken out of the tag team. Potion Throw was originally Yzma’s Neutral B, Side B was originally the spinning hammer from one of Yzma’s boss battles in the game ‘’The Emperor's New Groove’’.	
 	 	Two of Yzma's moves were changed after Kronk was taken out of the tag team. Potion Throw was originally Yzma’s Neutral B, Side B was originally the spinning hammer from one of Yzma’s boss battles in the game ‘’The Emperor's New Groove’’.	
 	 	Two of Yzma's moves were changed after Kronk was taken out of the tag team. Potion Throw was originally Yzma’s Neutral B, Side B was originally the spinning hammer from one of Yzma’s boss battles in the game ‘’The Emperor's New Groove’’.	
 	 	Two of Yzma's moves were changed after Kronk was taken out of the tag team. Potion Throw was originally Yzma’s Neutral B, Side B was originally the spinning hammer from one of Yzma’s boss battles in the game ‘’The Emperor's New Groove’’.	
 	 	Two of Yzma's moves were changed after Kronk was taken out of the tag team. Potion Throw was originally Yzma’s Neutral B, Side B was originally the spinning hammer from one of Yzma’s boss battles in the game ‘’The Emperor's New Groove’’.	
 	 	Two of Yzma's moves were changed after Kronk was taken out of the tag team. Potion Throw was originally Yzma’s Neutral B, Side B was originally the spinning hammer from one of Yzma’s boss battles in the game ‘’The Emperor's New Groove’’.	
 	 	Two of Yzma's moves were changed after Kronk was taken out of the tag team. Potion Throw was originally Yzma’s Neutral B, Side B was originally the spinning hammer from one of Yzma’s boss battles in the game ‘’The Emperor's New Groove’’.	
 	 	Two of Yzma's moves were changed after Kronk was taken out of the tag team. Potion Throw was originally Yzma’s Neutral B, Side B was originally the spinning hammer from one of Yzma’s boss battles in the game ‘’The Emperor's New Groove’’.	
 	 	Two of Yzma's moves were changed after Kronk was taken out of the tag team. Potion Throw was originally Yzma’s Neutral B, Side B was originally the spinning hammer from one of Yzma’s boss battles in the game ‘’The Emperor's New Groove’’.	
 	 	Two of Yzma's moves were changed after Kronk was taken out of the tag team. Potion Throw was originally Yzma’s Neutral B, Side B was originally the spinning hammer from one of Yzma’s boss battles in the game ‘’The Emperor's New Groove’’.	
 	 	Two of Yzma's moves were changed after Kronk was taken out of the tag team. Potion Throw was originally Yzma’s Neutral B, Side B was originally the spinning hammer from one of Yzma’s boss battles in the game ‘’The Emperor's New Groove’’.	
 	 	Two of Yzma's moves were changed after Kronk was taken out of the tag team. Potion Throw was originally Yzma’s Neutral B, Side B was originally the spinning hammer from one of Yzma’s boss battles in the game ‘’The Emperor's New Groove’’.	
 	 	Two of Yzma's moves were changed after Kronk was taken out of the tag team. Potion Throw was originally Yzma’s Neutral B, Side B was originally the spinning hammer from one of Yzma’s boss battles in the game ‘’The Emperor's New Groove’’.	
 	 	Two of Yzma's moves were changed after Kronk was taken out of the tag team. Potion Throw was originally Yzma’s Neutral B, Side B was originally the spinning hammer from one of Yzma’s boss battles in the game ‘’The Emperor's New Groove’’.	
 	 	Two of Yzma's moves were changed after Kronk was taken out of the tag team. Potion Throw was originally Yzma’s Neutral B, Side B was originally the spinning hammer from one of Yzma’s boss battles in the game ‘’The Emperor's New Groove’’.	
 	 	Two of Yzma's moves were changed after Kronk was taken out of the tag team. Potion Throw was originally Yzma’s Neutral B, Side B was originally the spinning hammer from one of Yzma’s boss battles in the game ‘’The Emperor's New Groove’’.	
 	 	Two of Yzma's moves were changed after Kronk was taken out of the tag team. Potion Throw was originally Yzma’s Neutral B, Side B was originally the spinning hammer from one of Yzma’s boss battles in the game ‘’The Emperor's New Groove’’.	
 	 	Two of Yzma's moves were changed after Kronk was taken out of the tag team. Potion Throw was originally Yzma’s Neutral B, Side B was originally the spinning hammer from one of Yzma’s boss battles in the game ‘’The Emperor's New Groove’’.	
 	 	Two of Yzma's moves were changed after Kronk was taken out of the tag team. Potion Throw was originally Yzma’s Neutral B, Side B was originally the spinning hammer from one of Yzma’s boss battles in the game ‘’The Emperor's New Groove’’.	
 	 	Two of Yzma's moves were changed after Kronk was taken out of the tag team. Potion Throw was originally Yzma’s Neutral B, Side B was originally the spinning hammer from one of Yzma’s boss battles in the game ‘’The Emperor's New Groove’’.	
 	 	Two of Yzma's moves were changed after Kronk was taken out of the tag team. Potion Throw was originally Yzma’s Neutral B, Side B was originally the spinning hammer from one of Yzma’s boss battles in the game ‘’The Emperor's New Groove’’.	
 	 	Two of Yzma's moves were changed after Kronk was taken out of the tag team. Potion Throw was originally Yzma’s Neutral B, Side B was originally the spinning hammer from one of Yzma’s boss battles in the game ‘’The Emperor's New Groove’’.	
 	 	Two of Yzma's moves were changed after Kronk was taken out of the tag team. Potion Throw was originally Yzma’s Neutral B, Side B was originally the spinning hammer from one of Yzma’s boss battles in the game ‘’The Emperor's New Groove’’.	
 	 	Two of Yzma's moves were changed after Kronk was taken out of the tag team. Potion Throw was originally Yzma’s Neutral B, Side B was originally the spinning hammer from one of Yzma’s boss battles in the game ‘’The Emperor's New Groove’’.	
 	 	Two of Yzma's moves were changed after Kronk was taken out of the tag team. Potion Throw was originally Yzma’s Neutral B, Side B was originally the spinning hammer from one of Yzma’s boss battles in the game ‘’The Emperor's New Groove’’.	
====Toon Guybrush====
Name 	Attack type 	Description
Rubber Chicken	Neutral special	Toon Guybrush had a different moveset that was changed due to his redesign to make it different from the regular Guybrush. The Rubber Chicken was originally Guybrush’s neutral B, which would later be included as one of the items in his new neutral B Pirate’s Pocket. Up B was the only move that was taken from I Wonder What Happens, but was rather a simple Grappling Hook move taken from Part 5. Down B was going to be the Root Beer, a clone of FLUDD that was also going to be able to damage opponents during invincibility frames. A difference between this and the item it eventually became, Guybrush was going to be able to charge up this move to spin around while shooting root beer everywhere, this time doing damage.
Grappling Hook	Up special 	Toon Guybrush had a different moveset that was changed due to his redesign to make it different from the regular Guybrush. The Rubber Chicken was originally Guybrush’s neutral B, which would later be included as one of the items in his new neutral B Pirate’s Pocket. Up B was the only move that was taken from I Wonder What Happens, but was rather a simple Grappling Hook move taken from Part 5. Down B was going to be the Root Beer, a clone of FLUDD that was also going to be able to damage opponents during invincibility frames. A difference between this and the item it eventually became, Guybrush was going to be able to charge up this move to spin around while shooting root beer everywhere, this time doing damage.
Root Beer 	Down special 	Toon Guybrush had a different moveset that was changed due to his redesign to make it different from the regular Guybrush. The Rubber Chicken was originally Guybrush’s neutral B, which would later be included as one of the items in his new neutral B Pirate’s Pocket. Up B was the only move that was taken from I Wonder What Happens, but was rather a simple Grappling Hook move taken from Part 5. Down B was going to be the Root Beer, a clone of FLUDD that was also going to be able to damage opponents during invincibility frames. A difference between this and the item it eventually became, Guybrush was going to be able to charge up this move to spin around while shooting root beer everywhere, this time doing damage.
 	 	Toon Guybrush had a different moveset that was changed due to his redesign to make it different from the regular Guybrush. The Rubber Chicken was originally Guybrush’s neutral B, which would later be included as one of the items in his new neutral B Pirate’s Pocket. Up B was the only move that was taken from I Wonder What Happens, but was rather a simple Grappling Hook move taken from Part 5. Down B was going to be the Root Beer, a clone of FLUDD that was also going to be able to damage opponents during invincibility frames. A difference between this and the item it eventually became, Guybrush was going to be able to charge up this move to spin around while shooting root beer everywhere, this time doing damage.
 	 	Toon Guybrush had a different moveset that was changed due to his redesign to make it different from the regular Guybrush. The Rubber Chicken was originally Guybrush’s neutral B, which would later be included as one of the items in his new neutral B Pirate’s Pocket. Up B was the only move that was taken from I Wonder What Happens, but was rather a simple Grappling Hook move taken from Part 5. Down B was going to be the Root Beer, a clone of FLUDD that was also going to be able to damage opponents during invincibility frames. A difference between this and the item it eventually became, Guybrush was going to be able to charge up this move to spin around while shooting root beer everywhere, this time doing damage.
 	 	Toon Guybrush had a different moveset that was changed due to his redesign to make it different from the regular Guybrush. The Rubber Chicken was originally Guybrush’s neutral B, which would later be included as one of the items in his new neutral B Pirate’s Pocket. Up B was the only move that was taken from I Wonder What Happens, but was rather a simple Grappling Hook move taken from Part 5. Down B was going to be the Root Beer, a clone of FLUDD that was also going to be able to damage opponents during invincibility frames. A difference between this and the item it eventually became, Guybrush was going to be able to charge up this move to spin around while shooting root beer everywhere, this time doing damage.
 	 	Toon Guybrush had a different moveset that was changed due to his redesign to make it different from the regular Guybrush. The Rubber Chicken was originally Guybrush’s neutral B, which would later be included as one of the items in his new neutral B Pirate’s Pocket. Up B was the only move that was taken from I Wonder What Happens, but was rather a simple Grappling Hook move taken from Part 5. Down B was going to be the Root Beer, a clone of FLUDD that was also going to be able to damage opponents during invincibility frames. A difference between this and the item it eventually became, Guybrush was going to be able to charge up this move to spin around while shooting root beer everywhere, this time doing damage.
 	 	Toon Guybrush had a different moveset that was changed due to his redesign to make it different from the regular Guybrush. The Rubber Chicken was originally Guybrush’s neutral B, which would later be included as one of the items in his new neutral B Pirate’s Pocket. Up B was the only move that was taken from I Wonder What Happens, but was rather a simple Grappling Hook move taken from Part 5. Down B was going to be the Root Beer, a clone of FLUDD that was also going to be able to damage opponents during invincibility frames. A difference between this and the item it eventually became, Guybrush was going to be able to charge up this move to spin around while shooting root beer everywhere, this time doing damage.
 	 	Toon Guybrush had a different moveset that was changed due to his redesign to make it different from the regular Guybrush. The Rubber Chicken was originally Guybrush’s neutral B, which would later be included as one of the items in his new neutral B Pirate’s Pocket. Up B was the only move that was taken from I Wonder What Happens, but was rather a simple Grappling Hook move taken from Part 5. Down B was going to be the Root Beer, a clone of FLUDD that was also going to be able to damage opponents during invincibility frames. A difference between this and the item it eventually became, Guybrush was going to be able to charge up this move to spin around while shooting root beer everywhere, this time doing damage.
 	 	Toon Guybrush had a different moveset that was changed due to his redesign to make it different from the regular Guybrush. The Rubber Chicken was originally Guybrush’s neutral B, which would later be included as one of the items in his new neutral B Pirate’s Pocket. Up B was the only move that was taken from I Wonder What Happens, but was rather a simple Grappling Hook move taken from Part 5. Down B was going to be the Root Beer, a clone of FLUDD that was also going to be able to damage opponents during invincibility frames. A difference between this and the item it eventually became, Guybrush was going to be able to charge up this move to spin around while shooting root beer everywhere, this time doing damage.
 	 	Toon Guybrush had a different moveset that was changed due to his redesign to make it different from the regular Guybrush. The Rubber Chicken was originally Guybrush’s neutral B, which would later be included as one of the items in his new neutral B Pirate’s Pocket. Up B was the only move that was taken from I Wonder What Happens, but was rather a simple Grappling Hook move taken from Part 5. Down B was going to be the Root Beer, a clone of FLUDD that was also going to be able to damage opponents during invincibility frames. A difference between this and the item it eventually became, Guybrush was going to be able to charge up this move to spin around while shooting root beer everywhere, this time doing damage.
 	 	Toon Guybrush had a different moveset that was changed due to his redesign to make it different from the regular Guybrush. The Rubber Chicken was originally Guybrush’s neutral B, which would later be included as one of the items in his new neutral B Pirate’s Pocket. Up B was the only move that was taken from I Wonder What Happens, but was rather a simple Grappling Hook move taken from Part 5. Down B was going to be the Root Beer, a clone of FLUDD that was also going to be able to damage opponents during invincibility frames. A difference between this and the item it eventually became, Guybrush was going to be able to charge up this move to spin around while shooting root beer everywhere, this time doing damage.
 	 	Toon Guybrush had a different moveset that was changed due to his redesign to make it different from the regular Guybrush. The Rubber Chicken was originally Guybrush’s neutral B, which would later be included as one of the items in his new neutral B Pirate’s Pocket. Up B was the only move that was taken from I Wonder What Happens, but was rather a simple Grappling Hook move taken from Part 5. Down B was going to be the Root Beer, a clone of FLUDD that was also going to be able to damage opponents during invincibility frames. A difference between this and the item it eventually became, Guybrush was going to be able to charge up this move to spin around while shooting root beer everywhere, this time doing damage.
 	 	Toon Guybrush had a different moveset that was changed due to his redesign to make it different from the regular Guybrush. The Rubber Chicken was originally Guybrush’s neutral B, which would later be included as one of the items in his new neutral B Pirate’s Pocket. Up B was the only move that was taken from I Wonder What Happens, but was rather a simple Grappling Hook move taken from Part 5. Down B was going to be the Root Beer, a clone of FLUDD that was also going to be able to damage opponents during invincibility frames. A difference between this and the item it eventually became, Guybrush was going to be able to charge up this move to spin around while shooting root beer everywhere, this time doing damage.
 	 	Toon Guybrush had a different moveset that was changed due to his redesign to make it different from the regular Guybrush. The Rubber Chicken was originally Guybrush’s neutral B, which would later be included as one of the items in his new neutral B Pirate’s Pocket. Up B was the only move that was taken from I Wonder What Happens, but was rather a simple Grappling Hook move taken from Part 5. Down B was going to be the Root Beer, a clone of FLUDD that was also going to be able to damage opponents during invincibility frames. A difference between this and the item it eventually became, Guybrush was going to be able to charge up this move to spin around while shooting root beer everywhere, this time doing damage.
 	 	Toon Guybrush had a different moveset that was changed due to his redesign to make it different from the regular Guybrush. The Rubber Chicken was originally Guybrush’s neutral B, which would later be included as one of the items in his new neutral B Pirate’s Pocket. Up B was the only move that was taken from I Wonder What Happens, but was rather a simple Grappling Hook move taken from Part 5. Down B was going to be the Root Beer, a clone of FLUDD that was also going to be able to damage opponents during invincibility frames. A difference between this and the item it eventually became, Guybrush was going to be able to charge up this move to spin around while shooting root beer everywhere, this time doing damage.
 	 	Toon Guybrush had a different moveset that was changed due to his redesign to make it different from the regular Guybrush. The Rubber Chicken was originally Guybrush’s neutral B, which would later be included as one of the items in his new neutral B Pirate’s Pocket. Up B was the only move that was taken from I Wonder What Happens, but was rather a simple Grappling Hook move taken from Part 5. Down B was going to be the Root Beer, a clone of FLUDD that was also going to be able to damage opponents during invincibility frames. A difference between this and the item it eventually became, Guybrush was going to be able to charge up this move to spin around while shooting root beer everywhere, this time doing damage.
 	 	Toon Guybrush had a different moveset that was changed due to his redesign to make it different from the regular Guybrush. The Rubber Chicken was originally Guybrush’s neutral B, which would later be included as one of the items in his new neutral B Pirate’s Pocket. Up B was the only move that was taken from I Wonder What Happens, but was rather a simple Grappling Hook move taken from Part 5. Down B was going to be the Root Beer, a clone of FLUDD that was also going to be able to damage opponents during invincibility frames. A difference between this and the item it eventually became, Guybrush was going to be able to charge up this move to spin around while shooting root beer everywhere, this time doing damage.
 	 	Toon Guybrush had a different moveset that was changed due to his redesign to make it different from the regular Guybrush. The Rubber Chicken was originally Guybrush’s neutral B, which would later be included as one of the items in his new neutral B Pirate’s Pocket. Up B was the only move that was taken from I Wonder What Happens, but was rather a simple Grappling Hook move taken from Part 5. Down B was going to be the Root Beer, a clone of FLUDD that was also going to be able to damage opponents during invincibility frames. A difference between this and the item it eventually became, Guybrush was going to be able to charge up this move to spin around while shooting root beer everywhere, this time doing damage.
 	 	Toon Guybrush had a different moveset that was changed due to his redesign to make it different from the regular Guybrush. The Rubber Chicken was originally Guybrush’s neutral B, which would later be included as one of the items in his new neutral B Pirate’s Pocket. Up B was the only move that was taken from I Wonder What Happens, but was rather a simple Grappling Hook move taken from Part 5. Down B was going to be the Root Beer, a clone of FLUDD that was also going to be able to damage opponents during invincibility frames. A difference between this and the item it eventually became, Guybrush was going to be able to charge up this move to spin around while shooting root beer everywhere, this time doing damage.
 	 	Toon Guybrush had a different moveset that was changed due to his redesign to make it different from the regular Guybrush. The Rubber Chicken was originally Guybrush’s neutral B, which would later be included as one of the items in his new neutral B Pirate’s Pocket. Up B was the only move that was taken from I Wonder What Happens, but was rather a simple Grappling Hook move taken from Part 5. Down B was going to be the Root Beer, a clone of FLUDD that was also going to be able to damage opponents during invincibility frames. A difference between this and the item it eventually became, Guybrush was going to be able to charge up this move to spin around while shooting root beer everywhere, this time doing damage.
 	 	Toon Guybrush had a different moveset that was changed due to his redesign to make it different from the regular Guybrush. The Rubber Chicken was originally Guybrush’s neutral B, which would later be included as one of the items in his new neutral B Pirate’s Pocket. Up B was the only move that was taken from I Wonder What Happens, but was rather a simple Grappling Hook move taken from Part 5. Down B was going to be the Root Beer, a clone of FLUDD that was also going to be able to damage opponents during invincibility frames. A difference between this and the item it eventually became, Guybrush was going to be able to charge up this move to spin around while shooting root beer everywhere, this time doing damage.
 	 	Toon Guybrush had a different moveset that was changed due to his redesign to make it different from the regular Guybrush. The Rubber Chicken was originally Guybrush’s neutral B, which would later be included as one of the items in his new neutral B Pirate’s Pocket. Up B was the only move that was taken from I Wonder What Happens, but was rather a simple Grappling Hook move taken from Part 5. Down B was going to be the Root Beer, a clone of FLUDD that was also going to be able to damage opponents during invincibility frames. A difference between this and the item it eventually became, Guybrush was going to be able to charge up this move to spin around while shooting root beer everywhere, this time doing damage.
 	 	Toon Guybrush had a different moveset that was changed due to his redesign to make it different from the regular Guybrush. The Rubber Chicken was originally Guybrush’s neutral B, which would later be included as one of the items in his new neutral B Pirate’s Pocket. Up B was the only move that was taken from I Wonder What Happens, but was rather a simple Grappling Hook move taken from Part 5. Down B was going to be the Root Beer, a clone of FLUDD that was also going to be able to damage opponents during invincibility frames. A difference between this and the item it eventually became, Guybrush was going to be able to charge up this move to spin around while shooting root beer everywhere, this time doing damage.
 	 	Toon Guybrush had a different moveset that was changed due to his redesign to make it different from the regular Guybrush. The Rubber Chicken was originally Guybrush’s neutral B, which would later be included as one of the items in his new neutral B Pirate’s Pocket. Up B was the only move that was taken from I Wonder What Happens, but was rather a simple Grappling Hook move taken from Part 5. Down B was going to be the Root Beer, a clone of FLUDD that was also going to be able to damage opponents during invincibility frames. A difference between this and the item it eventually became, Guybrush was going to be able to charge up this move to spin around while shooting root beer everywhere, this time doing damage.
 	 	Toon Guybrush had a different moveset that was changed due to his redesign to make it different from the regular Guybrush. The Rubber Chicken was originally Guybrush’s neutral B, which would later be included as one of the items in his new neutral B Pirate’s Pocket. Up B was the only move that was taken from I Wonder What Happens, but was rather a simple Grappling Hook move taken from Part 5. Down B was going to be the Root Beer, a clone of FLUDD that was also going to be able to damage opponents during invincibility frames. A difference between this and the item it eventually became, Guybrush was going to be able to charge up this move to spin around while shooting root beer everywhere, this time doing damage.
 	 	Toon Guybrush had a different moveset that was changed due to his redesign to make it different from the regular Guybrush. The Rubber Chicken was originally Guybrush’s neutral B, which would later be included as one of the items in his new neutral B Pirate’s Pocket. Up B was the only move that was taken from I Wonder What Happens, but was rather a simple Grappling Hook move taken from Part 5. Down B was going to be the Root Beer, a clone of FLUDD that was also going to be able to damage opponents during invincibility frames. A difference between this and the item it eventually became, Guybrush was going to be able to charge up this move to spin around while shooting root beer everywhere, this time doing damage.
 	 	Toon Guybrush had a different moveset that was changed due to his redesign to make it different from the regular Guybrush. The Rubber Chicken was originally Guybrush’s neutral B, which would later be included as one of the items in his new neutral B Pirate’s Pocket. Up B was the only move that was taken from I Wonder What Happens, but was rather a simple Grappling Hook move taken from Part 5. Down B was going to be the Root Beer, a clone of FLUDD that was also going to be able to damage opponents during invincibility frames. A difference between this and the item it eventually became, Guybrush was going to be able to charge up this move to spin around while shooting root beer everywhere, this time doing damage.
 	 	Toon Guybrush had a different moveset that was changed due to his redesign to make it different from the regular Guybrush. The Rubber Chicken was originally Guybrush’s neutral B, which would later be included as one of the items in his new neutral B Pirate’s Pocket. Up B was the only move that was taken from I Wonder What Happens, but was rather a simple Grappling Hook move taken from Part 5. Down B was going to be the Root Beer, a clone of FLUDD that was also going to be able to damage opponents during invincibility frames. A difference between this and the item it eventually became, Guybrush was going to be able to charge up this move to spin around while shooting root beer everywhere, this time doing damage.
 	 	Toon Guybrush had a different moveset that was changed due to his redesign to make it different from the regular Guybrush. The Rubber Chicken was originally Guybrush’s neutral B, which would later be included as one of the items in his new neutral B Pirate’s Pocket. Up B was the only move that was taken from I Wonder What Happens, but was rather a simple Grappling Hook move taken from Part 5. Down B was going to be the Root Beer, a clone of FLUDD that was also going to be able to damage opponents during invincibility frames. A difference between this and the item it eventually became, Guybrush was going to be able to charge up this move to spin around while shooting root beer everywhere, this time doing damage.
 	 	Toon Guybrush had a different moveset that was changed due to his redesign to make it different from the regular Guybrush. The Rubber Chicken was originally Guybrush’s neutral B, which would later be included as one of the items in his new neutral B Pirate’s Pocket. Up B was the only move that was taken from I Wonder What Happens, but was rather a simple Grappling Hook move taken from Part 5. Down B was going to be the Root Beer, a clone of FLUDD that was also going to be able to damage opponents during invincibility frames. A difference between this and the item it eventually became, Guybrush was going to be able to charge up this move to spin around while shooting root beer everywhere, this time doing damage.
 	 	Toon Guybrush had a different moveset that was changed due to his redesign to make it different from the regular Guybrush. The Rubber Chicken was originally Guybrush’s neutral B, which would later be included as one of the items in his new neutral B Pirate’s Pocket. Up B was the only move that was taken from I Wonder What Happens, but was rather a simple Grappling Hook move taken from Part 5. Down B was going to be the Root Beer, a clone of FLUDD that was also going to be able to damage opponents during invincibility frames. A difference between this and the item it eventually became, Guybrush was going to be able to charge up this move to spin around while shooting root beer everywhere, this time doing damage.
 	 	Toon Guybrush had a different moveset that was changed due to his redesign to make it different from the regular Guybrush. The Rubber Chicken was originally Guybrush’s neutral B, which would later be included as one of the items in his new neutral B Pirate’s Pocket. Up B was the only move that was taken from I Wonder What Happens, but was rather a simple Grappling Hook move taken from Part 5. Down B was going to be the Root Beer, a clone of FLUDD that was also going to be able to damage opponents during invincibility frames. A difference between this and the item it eventually became, Guybrush was going to be able to charge up this move to spin around while shooting root beer everywhere, this time doing damage.
====Elsa====
Name	Attack type	Description
 	Final Smash	Elsa's Final Smash was going to be creating her castle in the middle of the stage. Because there was no stage to find for her other than her castle, it was changed.
====Timmy's Dad====
Name 	Attack type 	Description
Dyno Dad	Up special 	Timmy's Dad's Up B was going to be Dyno Dad. He was going to buff up, fly upwards, and once he reached a certain height he was able to use any of his Specials to use one of his powers. After Skapokon came out with the idea of Spaceman Turner, this move was moved to Final Smash.
 	Down special	Down B was going to be planting a corn plant, which was going to be mainly a healing move in which the plant would drop corn that could be eaten to heal the player. Rather than removing this move for not being too effective in combat, this was later removed because it came from “Farm Pit”, a The Fairly OddParents episode that Skap has a personal distaste for.
====60's Spider-Man====
Name 	Attack type 	Description
Web Shot 	Up special 	60's Spider-Man was going to have a web meter, and when he ran out of web, he would have had a completely different moveset. This mechanic was dropped because even “The Approval Era” Skapokon thought it was too much. The current Neutral B action in which Spidey shoots upwards to a platform and swings it around was his Webbed Up B. Webbed Down B wasn't even going to be based around web. And it came from a Youtube Poop. It consisted on Spidey creating light from both sides of him, stunning opponents. The current Up B was the Webless Neutral B, and the current Down B was the Webless down B. Finally, Webless Up B was picking up a steel beam and flying upwards with it, from the intro.
Spider-Man used Flash	Down special 	60's Spider-Man was going to have a web meter, and when he ran out of web, he would have had a completely different moveset. This mechanic was dropped because even “The Approval Era” Skapokon thought it was too much. The current Neutral B action in which Spidey shoots upwards to a platform and swings it around was his Webbed Up B. Webbed Down B wasn't even going to be based around web. And it came from a Youtube Poop. It consisted on Spidey creating light from both sides of him, stunning opponents. The current Up B was the Webless Neutral B, and the current Down B was the Webless down B. Finally, Webless Up B was picking up a steel beam and flying upwards with it, from the intro.
Flying Moustaches 	Neutral special	60's Spider-Man was going to have a web meter, and when he ran out of web, he would have had a completely different moveset. This mechanic was dropped because even “The Approval Era” Skapokon thought it was too much. The current Neutral B action in which Spidey shoots upwards to a platform and swings it around was his Webbed Up B. Webbed Down B wasn't even going to be based around web. And it came from a Youtube Poop. It consisted on Spidey creating light from both sides of him, stunning opponents. The current Up B was the Webless Neutral B, and the current Down B was the Webless down B. Finally, Webless Up B was picking up a steel beam and flying upwards with it, from the intro.
I insist, Barrel 	Down special 	60's Spider-Man was going to have a web meter, and when he ran out of web, he would have had a completely different moveset. This mechanic was dropped because even “The Approval Era” Skapokon thought it was too much. The current Neutral B action in which Spidey shoots upwards to a platform and swings it around was his Webbed Up B. Webbed Down B wasn't even going to be based around web. And it came from a Youtube Poop. It consisted on Spidey creating light from both sides of him, stunning opponents. The current Up B was the Webless Neutral B, and the current Down B was the Webless down B. Finally, Webless Up B was picking up a steel beam and flying upwards with it, from the intro.
 	Up special 	60's Spider-Man was going to have a web meter, and when he ran out of web, he would have had a completely different moveset. This mechanic was dropped because even “The Approval Era” Skapokon thought it was too much. The current Neutral B action in which Spidey shoots upwards to a platform and swings it around was his Webbed Up B. Webbed Down B wasn't even going to be based around web. And it came from a Youtube Poop. It consisted on Spidey creating light from both sides of him, stunning opponents. The current Up B was the Webless Neutral B, and the current Down B was the Webless down B. Finally, Webless Up B was picking up a steel beam and flying upwards with it, from the intro.
 	 	60's Spider-Man was going to have a web meter, and when he ran out of web, he would have had a completely different moveset. This mechanic was dropped because even “The Approval Era” Skapokon thought it was too much. The current Neutral B action in which Spidey shoots upwards to a platform and swings it around was his Webbed Up B. Webbed Down B wasn't even going to be based around web. And it came from a Youtube Poop. It consisted on Spidey creating light from both sides of him, stunning opponents. The current Up B was the Webless Neutral B, and the current Down B was the Webless down B. Finally, Webless Up B was picking up a steel beam and flying upwards with it, from the intro.
 	 	60's Spider-Man was going to have a web meter, and when he ran out of web, he would have had a completely different moveset. This mechanic was dropped because even “The Approval Era” Skapokon thought it was too much. The current Neutral B action in which Spidey shoots upwards to a platform and swings it around was his Webbed Up B. Webbed Down B wasn't even going to be based around web. And it came from a Youtube Poop. It consisted on Spidey creating light from both sides of him, stunning opponents. The current Up B was the Webless Neutral B, and the current Down B was the Webless down B. Finally, Webless Up B was picking up a steel beam and flying upwards with it, from the intro.
 	 	60's Spider-Man was going to have a web meter, and when he ran out of web, he would have had a completely different moveset. This mechanic was dropped because even “The Approval Era” Skapokon thought it was too much. The current Neutral B action in which Spidey shoots upwards to a platform and swings it around was his Webbed Up B. Webbed Down B wasn't even going to be based around web. And it came from a Youtube Poop. It consisted on Spidey creating light from both sides of him, stunning opponents. The current Up B was the Webless Neutral B, and the current Down B was the Webless down B. Finally, Webless Up B was picking up a steel beam and flying upwards with it, from the intro.
 	 	60's Spider-Man was going to have a web meter, and when he ran out of web, he would have had a completely different moveset. This mechanic was dropped because even “The Approval Era” Skapokon thought it was too much. The current Neutral B action in which Spidey shoots upwards to a platform and swings it around was his Webbed Up B. Webbed Down B wasn't even going to be based around web. And it came from a Youtube Poop. It consisted on Spidey creating light from both sides of him, stunning opponents. The current Up B was the Webless Neutral B, and the current Down B was the Webless down B. Finally, Webless Up B was picking up a steel beam and flying upwards with it, from the intro.
 	 	60's Spider-Man was going to have a web meter, and when he ran out of web, he would have had a completely different moveset. This mechanic was dropped because even “The Approval Era” Skapokon thought it was too much. The current Neutral B action in which Spidey shoots upwards to a platform and swings it around was his Webbed Up B. Webbed Down B wasn't even going to be based around web. And it came from a Youtube Poop. It consisted on Spidey creating light from both sides of him, stunning opponents. The current Up B was the Webless Neutral B, and the current Down B was the Webless down B. Finally, Webless Up B was picking up a steel beam and flying upwards with it, from the intro.
 	 	60's Spider-Man was going to have a web meter, and when he ran out of web, he would have had a completely different moveset. This mechanic was dropped because even “The Approval Era” Skapokon thought it was too much. The current Neutral B action in which Spidey shoots upwards to a platform and swings it around was his Webbed Up B. Webbed Down B wasn't even going to be based around web. And it came from a Youtube Poop. It consisted on Spidey creating light from both sides of him, stunning opponents. The current Up B was the Webless Neutral B, and the current Down B was the Webless down B. Finally, Webless Up B was picking up a steel beam and flying upwards with it, from the intro.
 	 	60's Spider-Man was going to have a web meter, and when he ran out of web, he would have had a completely different moveset. This mechanic was dropped because even “The Approval Era” Skapokon thought it was too much. The current Neutral B action in which Spidey shoots upwards to a platform and swings it around was his Webbed Up B. Webbed Down B wasn't even going to be based around web. And it came from a Youtube Poop. It consisted on Spidey creating light from both sides of him, stunning opponents. The current Up B was the Webless Neutral B, and the current Down B was the Webless down B. Finally, Webless Up B was picking up a steel beam and flying upwards with it, from the intro.
 	 	60's Spider-Man was going to have a web meter, and when he ran out of web, he would have had a completely different moveset. This mechanic was dropped because even “The Approval Era” Skapokon thought it was too much. The current Neutral B action in which Spidey shoots upwards to a platform and swings it around was his Webbed Up B. Webbed Down B wasn't even going to be based around web. And it came from a Youtube Poop. It consisted on Spidey creating light from both sides of him, stunning opponents. The current Up B was the Webless Neutral B, and the current Down B was the Webless down B. Finally, Webless Up B was picking up a steel beam and flying upwards with it, from the intro.
 	 	60's Spider-Man was going to have a web meter, and when he ran out of web, he would have had a completely different moveset. This mechanic was dropped because even “The Approval Era” Skapokon thought it was too much. The current Neutral B action in which Spidey shoots upwards to a platform and swings it around was his Webbed Up B. Webbed Down B wasn't even going to be based around web. And it came from a Youtube Poop. It consisted on Spidey creating light from both sides of him, stunning opponents. The current Up B was the Webless Neutral B, and the current Down B was the Webless down B. Finally, Webless Up B was picking up a steel beam and flying upwards with it, from the intro.
 	 	60's Spider-Man was going to have a web meter, and when he ran out of web, he would have had a completely different moveset. This mechanic was dropped because even “The Approval Era” Skapokon thought it was too much. The current Neutral B action in which Spidey shoots upwards to a platform and swings it around was his Webbed Up B. Webbed Down B wasn't even going to be based around web. And it came from a Youtube Poop. It consisted on Spidey creating light from both sides of him, stunning opponents. The current Up B was the Webless Neutral B, and the current Down B was the Webless down B. Finally, Webless Up B was picking up a steel beam and flying upwards with it, from the intro.
 	 	60's Spider-Man was going to have a web meter, and when he ran out of web, he would have had a completely different moveset. This mechanic was dropped because even “The Approval Era” Skapokon thought it was too much. The current Neutral B action in which Spidey shoots upwards to a platform and swings it around was his Webbed Up B. Webbed Down B wasn't even going to be based around web. And it came from a Youtube Poop. It consisted on Spidey creating light from both sides of him, stunning opponents. The current Up B was the Webless Neutral B, and the current Down B was the Webless down B. Finally, Webless Up B was picking up a steel beam and flying upwards with it, from the intro.
 	 	60's Spider-Man was going to have a web meter, and when he ran out of web, he would have had a completely different moveset. This mechanic was dropped because even “The Approval Era” Skapokon thought it was too much. The current Neutral B action in which Spidey shoots upwards to a platform and swings it around was his Webbed Up B. Webbed Down B wasn't even going to be based around web. And it came from a Youtube Poop. It consisted on Spidey creating light from both sides of him, stunning opponents. The current Up B was the Webless Neutral B, and the current Down B was the Webless down B. Finally, Webless Up B was picking up a steel beam and flying upwards with it, from the intro.
 	 	60's Spider-Man was going to have a web meter, and when he ran out of web, he would have had a completely different moveset. This mechanic was dropped because even “The Approval Era” Skapokon thought it was too much. The current Neutral B action in which Spidey shoots upwards to a platform and swings it around was his Webbed Up B. Webbed Down B wasn't even going to be based around web. And it came from a Youtube Poop. It consisted on Spidey creating light from both sides of him, stunning opponents. The current Up B was the Webless Neutral B, and the current Down B was the Webless down B. Finally, Webless Up B was picking up a steel beam and flying upwards with it, from the intro.
 	 	60's Spider-Man was going to have a web meter, and when he ran out of web, he would have had a completely different moveset. This mechanic was dropped because even “The Approval Era” Skapokon thought it was too much. The current Neutral B action in which Spidey shoots upwards to a platform and swings it around was his Webbed Up B. Webbed Down B wasn't even going to be based around web. And it came from a Youtube Poop. It consisted on Spidey creating light from both sides of him, stunning opponents. The current Up B was the Webless Neutral B, and the current Down B was the Webless down B. Finally, Webless Up B was picking up a steel beam and flying upwards with it, from the intro.
 	 	60's Spider-Man was going to have a web meter, and when he ran out of web, he would have had a completely different moveset. This mechanic was dropped because even “The Approval Era” Skapokon thought it was too much. The current Neutral B action in which Spidey shoots upwards to a platform and swings it around was his Webbed Up B. Webbed Down B wasn't even going to be based around web. And it came from a Youtube Poop. It consisted on Spidey creating light from both sides of him, stunning opponents. The current Up B was the Webless Neutral B, and the current Down B was the Webless down B. Finally, Webless Up B was picking up a steel beam and flying upwards with it, from the intro.
 	 	60's Spider-Man was going to have a web meter, and when he ran out of web, he would have had a completely different moveset. This mechanic was dropped because even “The Approval Era” Skapokon thought it was too much. The current Neutral B action in which Spidey shoots upwards to a platform and swings it around was his Webbed Up B. Webbed Down B wasn't even going to be based around web. And it came from a Youtube Poop. It consisted on Spidey creating light from both sides of him, stunning opponents. The current Up B was the Webless Neutral B, and the current Down B was the Webless down B. Finally, Webless Up B was picking up a steel beam and flying upwards with it, from the intro.
 	 	60's Spider-Man was going to have a web meter, and when he ran out of web, he would have had a completely different moveset. This mechanic was dropped because even “The Approval Era” Skapokon thought it was too much. The current Neutral B action in which Spidey shoots upwards to a platform and swings it around was his Webbed Up B. Webbed Down B wasn't even going to be based around web. And it came from a Youtube Poop. It consisted on Spidey creating light from both sides of him, stunning opponents. The current Up B was the Webless Neutral B, and the current Down B was the Webless down B. Finally, Webless Up B was picking up a steel beam and flying upwards with it, from the intro.
 	 	60's Spider-Man was going to have a web meter, and when he ran out of web, he would have had a completely different moveset. This mechanic was dropped because even “The Approval Era” Skapokon thought it was too much. The current Neutral B action in which Spidey shoots upwards to a platform and swings it around was his Webbed Up B. Webbed Down B wasn't even going to be based around web. And it came from a Youtube Poop. It consisted on Spidey creating light from both sides of him, stunning opponents. The current Up B was the Webless Neutral B, and the current Down B was the Webless down B. Finally, Webless Up B was picking up a steel beam and flying upwards with it, from the intro.
 	 	60's Spider-Man was going to have a web meter, and when he ran out of web, he would have had a completely different moveset. This mechanic was dropped because even “The Approval Era” Skapokon thought it was too much. The current Neutral B action in which Spidey shoots upwards to a platform and swings it around was his Webbed Up B. Webbed Down B wasn't even going to be based around web. And it came from a Youtube Poop. It consisted on Spidey creating light from both sides of him, stunning opponents. The current Up B was the Webless Neutral B, and the current Down B was the Webless down B. Finally, Webless Up B was picking up a steel beam and flying upwards with it, from the intro.
 	 	60's Spider-Man was going to have a web meter, and when he ran out of web, he would have had a completely different moveset. This mechanic was dropped because even “The Approval Era” Skapokon thought it was too much. The current Neutral B action in which Spidey shoots upwards to a platform and swings it around was his Webbed Up B. Webbed Down B wasn't even going to be based around web. And it came from a Youtube Poop. It consisted on Spidey creating light from both sides of him, stunning opponents. The current Up B was the Webless Neutral B, and the current Down B was the Webless down B. Finally, Webless Up B was picking up a steel beam and flying upwards with it, from the intro.
 	 	60's Spider-Man was going to have a web meter, and when he ran out of web, he would have had a completely different moveset. This mechanic was dropped because even “The Approval Era” Skapokon thought it was too much. The current Neutral B action in which Spidey shoots upwards to a platform and swings it around was his Webbed Up B. Webbed Down B wasn't even going to be based around web. And it came from a Youtube Poop. It consisted on Spidey creating light from both sides of him, stunning opponents. The current Up B was the Webless Neutral B, and the current Down B was the Webless down B. Finally, Webless Up B was picking up a steel beam and flying upwards with it, from the intro.
 	 	60's Spider-Man was going to have a web meter, and when he ran out of web, he would have had a completely different moveset. This mechanic was dropped because even “The Approval Era” Skapokon thought it was too much. The current Neutral B action in which Spidey shoots upwards to a platform and swings it around was his Webbed Up B. Webbed Down B wasn't even going to be based around web. And it came from a Youtube Poop. It consisted on Spidey creating light from both sides of him, stunning opponents. The current Up B was the Webless Neutral B, and the current Down B was the Webless down B. Finally, Webless Up B was picking up a steel beam and flying upwards with it, from the intro.
 	 	60's Spider-Man was going to have a web meter, and when he ran out of web, he would have had a completely different moveset. This mechanic was dropped because even “The Approval Era” Skapokon thought it was too much. The current Neutral B action in which Spidey shoots upwards to a platform and swings it around was his Webbed Up B. Webbed Down B wasn't even going to be based around web. And it came from a Youtube Poop. It consisted on Spidey creating light from both sides of him, stunning opponents. The current Up B was the Webless Neutral B, and the current Down B was the Webless down B. Finally, Webless Up B was picking up a steel beam and flying upwards with it, from the intro.
 	 	60's Spider-Man was going to have a web meter, and when he ran out of web, he would have had a completely different moveset. This mechanic was dropped because even “The Approval Era” Skapokon thought it was too much. The current Neutral B action in which Spidey shoots upwards to a platform and swings it around was his Webbed Up B. Webbed Down B wasn't even going to be based around web. And it came from a Youtube Poop. It consisted on Spidey creating light from both sides of him, stunning opponents. The current Up B was the Webless Neutral B, and the current Down B was the Webless down B. Finally, Webless Up B was picking up a steel beam and flying upwards with it, from the intro.
 	 	60's Spider-Man was going to have a web meter, and when he ran out of web, he would have had a completely different moveset. This mechanic was dropped because even “The Approval Era” Skapokon thought it was too much. The current Neutral B action in which Spidey shoots upwards to a platform and swings it around was his Webbed Up B. Webbed Down B wasn't even going to be based around web. And it came from a Youtube Poop. It consisted on Spidey creating light from both sides of him, stunning opponents. The current Up B was the Webless Neutral B, and the current Down B was the Webless down B. Finally, Webless Up B was picking up a steel beam and flying upwards with it, from the intro.
 	 	60's Spider-Man was going to have a web meter, and when he ran out of web, he would have had a completely different moveset. This mechanic was dropped because even “The Approval Era” Skapokon thought it was too much. The current Neutral B action in which Spidey shoots upwards to a platform and swings it around was his Webbed Up B. Webbed Down B wasn't even going to be based around web. And it came from a Youtube Poop. It consisted on Spidey creating light from both sides of him, stunning opponents. The current Up B was the Webless Neutral B, and the current Down B was the Webless down B. Finally, Webless Up B was picking up a steel beam and flying upwards with it, from the intro.
 	 	60's Spider-Man was going to have a web meter, and when he ran out of web, he would have had a completely different moveset. This mechanic was dropped because even “The Approval Era” Skapokon thought it was too much. The current Neutral B action in which Spidey shoots upwards to a platform and swings it around was his Webbed Up B. Webbed Down B wasn't even going to be based around web. And it came from a Youtube Poop. It consisted on Spidey creating light from both sides of him, stunning opponents. The current Up B was the Webless Neutral B, and the current Down B was the Webless down B. Finally, Webless Up B was picking up a steel beam and flying upwards with it, from the intro.
 	 	60's Spider-Man was going to have a web meter, and when he ran out of web, he would have had a completely different moveset. This mechanic was dropped because even “The Approval Era” Skapokon thought it was too much. The current Neutral B action in which Spidey shoots upwards to a platform and swings it around was his Webbed Up B. Webbed Down B wasn't even going to be based around web. And it came from a Youtube Poop. It consisted on Spidey creating light from both sides of him, stunning opponents. The current Up B was the Webless Neutral B, and the current Down B was the Webless down B. Finally, Webless Up B was picking up a steel beam and flying upwards with it, from the intro.
====Asdfguy====
Name	Attack type	Description
 	 	Skapokon wanted to incorporate a gun into the moveset, as they are quite common in the asdfmovie series. In the final game, it only became a Smash Attack rather than a special.
====Perry the Platypus====
Name	Attack type	Description
 	Final Smash	Perry's Final Smash was originally going to involve many agents from OWCA joining Perry in the fight, who were going to have the same moveset as Perry and were controlled by the CPU. However, the idea of having Skapokon to animate +5 computer players plus make a lot of sprites for the agents who would have the same moveset as Perry sounded too overwhelming.
====Jade Harley====
Name 	Attack type 	Description
Alchemizer	Neutral special	Neutral B was being the Sylladex was different back then. It was going to be the Alchemizer, allowing Jade to store two items in cards like in the final version of the move. But once she captured two, she would get a combination of those two items at her disposal. The list of all the possibilities if Jade combines 2 items that Skapokon had to came with was dismissed so the Alchemizer was changed.
====Toon DK====
Name 	Attack type 	Description
Crystal Coconut	Neutral special	Neutral B was simply tossing the fake Crystal Coconut at some point, as Skapokon had plans to make the regular Crystal Coconut into its own move. In the final game, the two ideas were later combined.
 	 	Neutral B was simply tossing the fake Crystal Coconut at some point, as Skapokon had plans to make the regular Crystal Coconut into its own move. In the final game, the two ideas were later combined.
 	 	Neutral B was simply tossing the fake Crystal Coconut at some point, as Skapokon had plans to make the regular Crystal Coconut into its own move. In the final game, the two ideas were later combined.
 	 	Neutral B was simply tossing the fake Crystal Coconut at some point, as Skapokon had plans to make the regular Crystal Coconut into its own move. In the final game, the two ideas were later combined.
 	 	Neutral B was simply tossing the fake Crystal Coconut at some point, as Skapokon had plans to make the regular Crystal Coconut into its own move. In the final game, the two ideas were later combined.
 	 	Neutral B was simply tossing the fake Crystal Coconut at some point, as Skapokon had plans to make the regular Crystal Coconut into its own move. In the final game, the two ideas were later combined.
 	 	Neutral B was simply tossing the fake Crystal Coconut at some point, as Skapokon had plans to make the regular Crystal Coconut into its own move. In the final game, the two ideas were later combined.
 	 	Neutral B was simply tossing the fake Crystal Coconut at some point, as Skapokon had plans to make the regular Crystal Coconut into its own move. In the final game, the two ideas were later combined.
 	 	Neutral B was simply tossing the fake Crystal Coconut at some point, as Skapokon had plans to make the regular Crystal Coconut into its own move. In the final game, the two ideas were later combined.
 	 	Neutral B was simply tossing the fake Crystal Coconut at some point, as Skapokon had plans to make the regular Crystal Coconut into its own move. In the final game, the two ideas were later combined.
 	 	Neutral B was simply tossing the fake Crystal Coconut at some point, as Skapokon had plans to make the regular Crystal Coconut into its own move. In the final game, the two ideas were later combined.
 	 	Neutral B was simply tossing the fake Crystal Coconut at some point, as Skapokon had plans to make the regular Crystal Coconut into its own move. In the final game, the two ideas were later combined.
 	 	Neutral B was simply tossing the fake Crystal Coconut at some point, as Skapokon had plans to make the regular Crystal Coconut into its own move. In the final game, the two ideas were later combined.
 	 	Neutral B was simply tossing the fake Crystal Coconut at some point, as Skapokon had plans to make the regular Crystal Coconut into its own move. In the final game, the two ideas were later combined.
 	 	Neutral B was simply tossing the fake Crystal Coconut at some point, as Skapokon had plans to make the regular Crystal Coconut into its own move. In the final game, the two ideas were later combined.
 	 	Neutral B was simply tossing the fake Crystal Coconut at some point, as Skapokon had plans to make the regular Crystal Coconut into its own move. In the final game, the two ideas were later combined.
 	 	Neutral B was simply tossing the fake Crystal Coconut at some point, as Skapokon had plans to make the regular Crystal Coconut into its own move. In the final game, the two ideas were later combined.
 	 	Neutral B was simply tossing the fake Crystal Coconut at some point, as Skapokon had plans to make the regular Crystal Coconut into its own move. In the final game, the two ideas were later combined.
 	 	Neutral B was simply tossing the fake Crystal Coconut at some point, as Skapokon had plans to make the regular Crystal Coconut into its own move. In the final game, the two ideas were later combined.
 	 	Neutral B was simply tossing the fake Crystal Coconut at some point, as Skapokon had plans to make the regular Crystal Coconut into its own move. In the final game, the two ideas were later combined.
 	 	Neutral B was simply tossing the fake Crystal Coconut at some point, as Skapokon had plans to make the regular Crystal Coconut into its own move. In the final game, the two ideas were later combined.
 	 	Neutral B was simply tossing the fake Crystal Coconut at some point, as Skapokon had plans to make the regular Crystal Coconut into its own move. In the final game, the two ideas were later combined.
 	 	Neutral B was simply tossing the fake Crystal Coconut at some point, as Skapokon had plans to make the regular Crystal Coconut into its own move. In the final game, the two ideas were later combined.
 	 	Neutral B was simply tossing the fake Crystal Coconut at some point, as Skapokon had plans to make the regular Crystal Coconut into its own move. In the final game, the two ideas were later combined.
 	 	Neutral B was simply tossing the fake Crystal Coconut at some point, as Skapokon had plans to make the regular Crystal Coconut into its own move. In the final game, the two ideas were later combined.
 	 	Neutral B was simply tossing the fake Crystal Coconut at some point, as Skapokon had plans to make the regular Crystal Coconut into its own move. In the final game, the two ideas were later combined.
 	 	Neutral B was simply tossing the fake Crystal Coconut at some point, as Skapokon had plans to make the regular Crystal Coconut into its own move. In the final game, the two ideas were later combined.
 	 	Neutral B was simply tossing the fake Crystal Coconut at some point, as Skapokon had plans to make the regular Crystal Coconut into its own move. In the final game, the two ideas were later combined.
 	 	Neutral B was simply tossing the fake Crystal Coconut at some point, as Skapokon had plans to make the regular Crystal Coconut into its own move. In the final game, the two ideas were later combined.
 	 	Neutral B was simply tossing the fake Crystal Coconut at some point, as Skapokon had plans to make the regular Crystal Coconut into its own move. In the final game, the two ideas were later combined.
 	 	Neutral B was simply tossing the fake Crystal Coconut at some point, as Skapokon had plans to make the regular Crystal Coconut into its own move. In the final game, the two ideas were later combined.
 	 	Neutral B was simply tossing the fake Crystal Coconut at some point, as Skapokon had plans to make the regular Crystal Coconut into its own move. In the final game, the two ideas were later combined.
 	 	Neutral B was simply tossing the fake Crystal Coconut at some point, as Skapokon had plans to make the regular Crystal Coconut into its own move. In the final game, the two ideas were later combined.
====Star Butterfly====
Name 	Attack type 	Description
Summon Cloudy Charm 	Down special	Her current Side B was originally Down B, but this changed after Skapokon came up with the whole concept of the wand needing to be charged.
Mega Mushroom Destruction Blast	Final Smash 	Mega Mushroom Destruction Blast was almost the Final Smash, but Skapokon went with Mewberty instead because the former was just a random spell she used in one episode, rather than the focus of an entire episode.
====Vince Offer====
Name 	Attack type	Reasons
Shamwow Guy in Jail	Final Smash	Skapokon wanted to incorporate the parody “Shamwow Guy in Jail” in the moveset as the Final Smash, with Vince turning into his criminal version and getting an overpowered moveset based on stuff from that sketch. However, she found out that there were more Vince Offer commercials, so she went with In-Vince-Able instead.
====60's Batman====
Name 	Attack type 	Description
Magnetic Device	Down special	Down B was the Magnetic Device that Batman used in the movie. It would have allowed him to grab items, traps and projectiles within a small radius as well as tossing them in different directions. The move, however, would have had a limitation of time that was not going to be present if Robin was with Batman. The new Down B allowed for some variety, was two gadgets in one, had a better use of Robin and was also a nod to the trope “Batman has a gun”.
====Samuel L. Jackson====
Name 	Attack type 	Description
Frozone 	Side special	Side B was Frozone from The Incredibles, turning Samuel into his animated version who would surf with the help of his ice powers. This move was too out of place when compared to the rest of his more “realistic” specials, so it was scrapped. Frozone was later referenced in one of Samuel’s special taunts.
Jugs Problem 	Down special	The current Down B and Current Side B were originally in each others’ places. In the final game, they were swapped.
The Magic Word	Side special	The current Down B and Current Side B were originally in each others’ places. In the final game, they were swapped.
 	 	The current Down B and Current Side B were originally in each others’ places. In the final game, they were swapped.
 	 	The current Down B and Current Side B were originally in each others’ places. In the final game, they were swapped.
 	 	The current Down B and Current Side B were originally in each others’ places. In the final game, they were swapped.
 	 	The current Down B and Current Side B were originally in each others’ places. In the final game, they were swapped.
 	 	The current Down B and Current Side B were originally in each others’ places. In the final game, they were swapped.
 	 	The current Down B and Current Side B were originally in each others’ places. In the final game, they were swapped.
 	 	The current Down B and Current Side B were originally in each others’ places. In the final game, they were swapped.
 	 	The current Down B and Current Side B were originally in each others’ places. In the final game, they were swapped.
 	 	The current Down B and Current Side B were originally in each others’ places. In the final game, they were swapped.
 	 	The current Down B and Current Side B were originally in each others’ places. In the final game, they were swapped.
 	 	The current Down B and Current Side B were originally in each others’ places. In the final game, they were swapped.
 	 	The current Down B and Current Side B were originally in each others’ places. In the final game, they were swapped.
 	 	The current Down B and Current Side B were originally in each others’ places. In the final game, they were swapped.
 	 	The current Down B and Current Side B were originally in each others’ places. In the final game, they were swapped.
 	 	The current Down B and Current Side B were originally in each others’ places. In the final game, they were swapped.
 	 	The current Down B and Current Side B were originally in each others’ places. In the final game, they were swapped.
 	 	The current Down B and Current Side B were originally in each others’ places. In the final game, they were swapped.
 	 	The current Down B and Current Side B were originally in each others’ places. In the final game, they were swapped.
 	 	The current Down B and Current Side B were originally in each others’ places. In the final game, they were swapped.
 	 	The current Down B and Current Side B were originally in each others’ places. In the final game, they were swapped.
 	 	The current Down B and Current Side B were originally in each others’ places. In the final game, they were swapped.
 	 	The current Down B and Current Side B were originally in each others’ places. In the final game, they were swapped.
 	 	The current Down B and Current Side B were originally in each others’ places. In the final game, they were swapped.
 	 	The current Down B and Current Side B were originally in each others’ places. In the final game, they were swapped.
 	 	The current Down B and Current Side B were originally in each others’ places. In the final game, they were swapped.
 	 	The current Down B and Current Side B were originally in each others’ places. In the final game, they were swapped.
 	 	The current Down B and Current Side B were originally in each others’ places. In the final game, they were swapped.
 	 	The current Down B and Current Side B were originally in each others’ places. In the final game, they were swapped.
 	 	The current Down B and Current Side B were originally in each others’ places. In the final game, they were swapped.
 	 	The current Down B and Current Side B were originally in each others’ places. In the final game, they were swapped.
 	 	The current Down B and Current Side B were originally in each others’ places. In the final game, they were swapped.
====Toon K. Rool====
Name 	Attack type 	Description
 	Up special 	One thing Skapokon wanted to do with K. Rool was that his Up B was not going to be the lair elevator, but it almost was as she thought she could make it unique by giving it the possibility of K. Rool breaking it himself to make it fall into the opponents. It was removed after the elevator was a stage element in Kremling Lair.
The Big Switch-a-Roo	Down special	Down B was “The Big Switch-a-Roo”, in which K. Rool could have had the option to turn the opponents into Assist Characters for himself, while they had to deal with playing as Metal Head, an underpowered Toon DK clone. It was scrapped after Metal Head's confirmation as an Mirror Fighter.
 	Final Smash 	Final Smash was originally going to be Kaptain Skurvy and his Krew arriving into the stage shooting cannonballs (while singing about it). After Skapokon heard that Skurvy was being planned in TSLBAE, the idea didn’t stay.
====Sega Hard Girls====
Name	Attack type 	Description
 	Up special 	Skapokon had an idea for an Up B that could work for any of the three in case she didn’t have any other ideas, that being the shooting star from the intro.
 	Side special	Skapokon wanted to make Dreamcast the one with Jet Set Radio, but she found Mega Drive’s jet shoes from that episode to be too interesting, so the one for Dreamcast was scrapped.
====Seymour Skinner====
Name 	Attack type 	Description
 	Neutral special	The hat full of Maggots from the episode “Please Homer, Don’t Hammer ‘Em” was going to be part of the moveset originally, being able to put it on an opponent’s head to deal them consecutive damage, or toss it into the ground so that the maggots move forwards and deal damage on the ground. This move was deleted because not only it was a very insignificant scene but also it was too similar to Nibbles, which was already in the moveset at that point.
Nibbles	Down special 	Nibbles was originally going to be the Down B, but in the final game it became Skinner's Neutral B instead.
====Crack Figure====
Name	Attack type	Description
 	Final Smash	The Final Smash was changed from the burgers to a tank, from the Tanks Collab. It was going to be able to move around, shoot and fly. Skapokon changed it back to the burgers because it was too similar to the Landmaster.
====Vinesauce Joel====
Name 	Attack type 	Description
Breakfast at the Cemetary	Up special 	Up B was Breakfast at the Cemetery. Joel would be carried around by the ghost of that game, while the skeleton would be wherever Joel started his move. Moving around as Joel would make the Skeleton move around his arms to grab opponents and eat them. It was basically a bad version of Haruhi’s Up B, while also being based on a game that Joel played once. It was rightfully replaced by the current Up B.
Corruption 	Down special	Down B was Corruption, in which Joel would throw the Vinesauce Corruptor into the ground to cause random effects on opponents (if he hits them) or the stage (if he doesn’t). This was back when Skapokon was a newbie when it came to Vinesauce, so she did not know Vinny was the one associated with corruptions.
The Duane 	Final Smash 	Final Smash was going to be The Duane, in which Joel would sit back and instead control Duane, who would control the exact same way as he did in MUGEN.
====Hat Kid====
Name 	Attack type 	Description
Ice Cap 	Down special	Up B and Down B had their places switched at one point. Down B was going to be her turning into a statue and falling down, while Up B would be using the Dweller’s Mask to create a platform in mid air and a wall on the ground. Skapokon swapped and reworked both hats for the same reason, being too similar to other moves. Ice Hat was too similar to Kirby’s Down B in Smash and Dweller’s Mask was too similar to Rosalene’s Up B in Lawl Beatdown.
Dweller's Mask	Up special 	Up B and Down B had their places switched at one point. Down B was going to be her turning into a statue and falling down, while Up B would be using the Dweller’s Mask to create a platform in mid air and a wall on the ground. Skapokon swapped and reworked both hats for the same reason, being too similar to other moves. Ice Hat was too similar to Kirby’s Down B in Smash and Dweller’s Mask was too similar to Rosalene’s Up B in Lawl Beatdown.
 	 	Up B and Down B had their places switched at one point. Down B was going to be her turning into a statue and falling down, while Up B would be using the Dweller’s Mask to create a platform in mid air and a wall on the ground. Skapokon swapped and reworked both hats for the same reason, being too similar to other moves. Ice Hat was too similar to Kirby’s Down B in Smash and Dweller’s Mask was too similar to Rosalene’s Up B in Lawl Beatdown.
 	 	Up B and Down B had their places switched at one point. Down B was going to be her turning into a statue and falling down, while Up B would be using the Dweller’s Mask to create a platform in mid air and a wall on the ground. Skapokon swapped and reworked both hats for the same reason, being too similar to other moves. Ice Hat was too similar to Kirby’s Down B in Smash and Dweller’s Mask was too similar to Rosalene’s Up B in Lawl Beatdown.
 	 	Up B and Down B had their places switched at one point. Down B was going to be her turning into a statue and falling down, while Up B would be using the Dweller’s Mask to create a platform in mid air and a wall on the ground. Skapokon swapped and reworked both hats for the same reason, being too similar to other moves. Ice Hat was too similar to Kirby’s Down B in Smash and Dweller’s Mask was too similar to Rosalene’s Up B in Lawl Beatdown.
 	 	Up B and Down B had their places switched at one point. Down B was going to be her turning into a statue and falling down, while Up B would be using the Dweller’s Mask to create a platform in mid air and a wall on the ground. Skapokon swapped and reworked both hats for the same reason, being too similar to other moves. Ice Hat was too similar to Kirby’s Down B in Smash and Dweller’s Mask was too similar to Rosalene’s Up B in Lawl Beatdown.
 	 	Up B and Down B had their places switched at one point. Down B was going to be her turning into a statue and falling down, while Up B would be using the Dweller’s Mask to create a platform in mid air and a wall on the ground. Skapokon swapped and reworked both hats for the same reason, being too similar to other moves. Ice Hat was too similar to Kirby’s Down B in Smash and Dweller’s Mask was too similar to Rosalene’s Up B in Lawl Beatdown.
 	 	Up B and Down B had their places switched at one point. Down B was going to be her turning into a statue and falling down, while Up B would be using the Dweller’s Mask to create a platform in mid air and a wall on the ground. Skapokon swapped and reworked both hats for the same reason, being too similar to other moves. Ice Hat was too similar to Kirby’s Down B in Smash and Dweller’s Mask was too similar to Rosalene’s Up B in Lawl Beatdown.
 	 	Up B and Down B had their places switched at one point. Down B was going to be her turning into a statue and falling down, while Up B would be using the Dweller’s Mask to create a platform in mid air and a wall on the ground. Skapokon swapped and reworked both hats for the same reason, being too similar to other moves. Ice Hat was too similar to Kirby’s Down B in Smash and Dweller’s Mask was too similar to Rosalene’s Up B in Lawl Beatdown.
 	 	Up B and Down B had their places switched at one point. Down B was going to be her turning into a statue and falling down, while Up B would be using the Dweller’s Mask to create a platform in mid air and a wall on the ground. Skapokon swapped and reworked both hats for the same reason, being too similar to other moves. Ice Hat was too similar to Kirby’s Down B in Smash and Dweller’s Mask was too similar to Rosalene’s Up B in Lawl Beatdown.
 	 	Up B and Down B had their places switched at one point. Down B was going to be her turning into a statue and falling down, while Up B would be using the Dweller’s Mask to create a platform in mid air and a wall on the ground. Skapokon swapped and reworked both hats for the same reason, being too similar to other moves. Ice Hat was too similar to Kirby’s Down B in Smash and Dweller’s Mask was too similar to Rosalene’s Up B in Lawl Beatdown.
 	 	Up B and Down B had their places switched at one point. Down B was going to be her turning into a statue and falling down, while Up B would be using the Dweller’s Mask to create a platform in mid air and a wall on the ground. Skapokon swapped and reworked both hats for the same reason, being too similar to other moves. Ice Hat was too similar to Kirby’s Down B in Smash and Dweller’s Mask was too similar to Rosalene’s Up B in Lawl Beatdown.
 	 	Up B and Down B had their places switched at one point. Down B was going to be her turning into a statue and falling down, while Up B would be using the Dweller’s Mask to create a platform in mid air and a wall on the ground. Skapokon swapped and reworked both hats for the same reason, being too similar to other moves. Ice Hat was too similar to Kirby’s Down B in Smash and Dweller’s Mask was too similar to Rosalene’s Up B in Lawl Beatdown.
 	 	Up B and Down B had their places switched at one point. Down B was going to be her turning into a statue and falling down, while Up B would be using the Dweller’s Mask to create a platform in mid air and a wall on the ground. Skapokon swapped and reworked both hats for the same reason, being too similar to other moves. Ice Hat was too similar to Kirby’s Down B in Smash and Dweller’s Mask was too similar to Rosalene’s Up B in Lawl Beatdown.
 	 	Up B and Down B had their places switched at one point. Down B was going to be her turning into a statue and falling down, while Up B would be using the Dweller’s Mask to create a platform in mid air and a wall on the ground. Skapokon swapped and reworked both hats for the same reason, being too similar to other moves. Ice Hat was too similar to Kirby’s Down B in Smash and Dweller’s Mask was too similar to Rosalene’s Up B in Lawl Beatdown.
 	 	Up B and Down B had their places switched at one point. Down B was going to be her turning into a statue and falling down, while Up B would be using the Dweller’s Mask to create a platform in mid air and a wall on the ground. Skapokon swapped and reworked both hats for the same reason, being too similar to other moves. Ice Hat was too similar to Kirby’s Down B in Smash and Dweller’s Mask was too similar to Rosalene’s Up B in Lawl Beatdown.
 	 	Up B and Down B had their places switched at one point. Down B was going to be her turning into a statue and falling down, while Up B would be using the Dweller’s Mask to create a platform in mid air and a wall on the ground. Skapokon swapped and reworked both hats for the same reason, being too similar to other moves. Ice Hat was too similar to Kirby’s Down B in Smash and Dweller’s Mask was too similar to Rosalene’s Up B in Lawl Beatdown.
 	 	Up B and Down B had their places switched at one point. Down B was going to be her turning into a statue and falling down, while Up B would be using the Dweller’s Mask to create a platform in mid air and a wall on the ground. Skapokon swapped and reworked both hats for the same reason, being too similar to other moves. Ice Hat was too similar to Kirby’s Down B in Smash and Dweller’s Mask was too similar to Rosalene’s Up B in Lawl Beatdown.
 	 	Up B and Down B had their places switched at one point. Down B was going to be her turning into a statue and falling down, while Up B would be using the Dweller’s Mask to create a platform in mid air and a wall on the ground. Skapokon swapped and reworked both hats for the same reason, being too similar to other moves. Ice Hat was too similar to Kirby’s Down B in Smash and Dweller’s Mask was too similar to Rosalene’s Up B in Lawl Beatdown.
 	 	Up B and Down B had their places switched at one point. Down B was going to be her turning into a statue and falling down, while Up B would be using the Dweller’s Mask to create a platform in mid air and a wall on the ground. Skapokon swapped and reworked both hats for the same reason, being too similar to other moves. Ice Hat was too similar to Kirby’s Down B in Smash and Dweller’s Mask was too similar to Rosalene’s Up B in Lawl Beatdown.
 	 	Up B and Down B had their places switched at one point. Down B was going to be her turning into a statue and falling down, while Up B would be using the Dweller’s Mask to create a platform in mid air and a wall on the ground. Skapokon swapped and reworked both hats for the same reason, being too similar to other moves. Ice Hat was too similar to Kirby’s Down B in Smash and Dweller’s Mask was too similar to Rosalene’s Up B in Lawl Beatdown.
 	 	Up B and Down B had their places switched at one point. Down B was going to be her turning into a statue and falling down, while Up B would be using the Dweller’s Mask to create a platform in mid air and a wall on the ground. Skapokon swapped and reworked both hats for the same reason, being too similar to other moves. Ice Hat was too similar to Kirby’s Down B in Smash and Dweller’s Mask was too similar to Rosalene’s Up B in Lawl Beatdown.
 	 	Up B and Down B had their places switched at one point. Down B was going to be her turning into a statue and falling down, while Up B would be using the Dweller’s Mask to create a platform in mid air and a wall on the ground. Skapokon swapped and reworked both hats for the same reason, being too similar to other moves. Ice Hat was too similar to Kirby’s Down B in Smash and Dweller’s Mask was too similar to Rosalene’s Up B in Lawl Beatdown.
 	 	Up B and Down B had their places switched at one point. Down B was going to be her turning into a statue and falling down, while Up B would be using the Dweller’s Mask to create a platform in mid air and a wall on the ground. Skapokon swapped and reworked both hats for the same reason, being too similar to other moves. Ice Hat was too similar to Kirby’s Down B in Smash and Dweller’s Mask was too similar to Rosalene’s Up B in Lawl Beatdown.
 	 	Up B and Down B had their places switched at one point. Down B was going to be her turning into a statue and falling down, while Up B would be using the Dweller’s Mask to create a platform in mid air and a wall on the ground. Skapokon swapped and reworked both hats for the same reason, being too similar to other moves. Ice Hat was too similar to Kirby’s Down B in Smash and Dweller’s Mask was too similar to Rosalene’s Up B in Lawl Beatdown.
 	 	Up B and Down B had their places switched at one point. Down B was going to be her turning into a statue and falling down, while Up B would be using the Dweller’s Mask to create a platform in mid air and a wall on the ground. Skapokon swapped and reworked both hats for the same reason, being too similar to other moves. Ice Hat was too similar to Kirby’s Down B in Smash and Dweller’s Mask was too similar to Rosalene’s Up B in Lawl Beatdown.
 	 	Up B and Down B had their places switched at one point. Down B was going to be her turning into a statue and falling down, while Up B would be using the Dweller’s Mask to create a platform in mid air and a wall on the ground. Skapokon swapped and reworked both hats for the same reason, being too similar to other moves. Ice Hat was too similar to Kirby’s Down B in Smash and Dweller’s Mask was too similar to Rosalene’s Up B in Lawl Beatdown.
 	 	Up B and Down B had their places switched at one point. Down B was going to be her turning into a statue and falling down, while Up B would be using the Dweller’s Mask to create a platform in mid air and a wall on the ground. Skapokon swapped and reworked both hats for the same reason, being too similar to other moves. Ice Hat was too similar to Kirby’s Down B in Smash and Dweller’s Mask was too similar to Rosalene’s Up B in Lawl Beatdown.
 	 	Up B and Down B had their places switched at one point. Down B was going to be her turning into a statue and falling down, while Up B would be using the Dweller’s Mask to create a platform in mid air and a wall on the ground. Skapokon swapped and reworked both hats for the same reason, being too similar to other moves. Ice Hat was too similar to Kirby’s Down B in Smash and Dweller’s Mask was too similar to Rosalene’s Up B in Lawl Beatdown.
 	 	Up B and Down B had their places switched at one point. Down B was going to be her turning into a statue and falling down, while Up B would be using the Dweller’s Mask to create a platform in mid air and a wall on the ground. Skapokon swapped and reworked both hats for the same reason, being too similar to other moves. Ice Hat was too similar to Kirby’s Down B in Smash and Dweller’s Mask was too similar to Rosalene’s Up B in Lawl Beatdown.
 	 	Up B and Down B had their places switched at one point. Down B was going to be her turning into a statue and falling down, while Up B would be using the Dweller’s Mask to create a platform in mid air and a wall on the ground. Skapokon swapped and reworked both hats for the same reason, being too similar to other moves. Ice Hat was too similar to Kirby’s Down B in Smash and Dweller’s Mask was too similar to Rosalene’s Up B in Lawl Beatdown.
 	 	Up B and Down B had their places switched at one point. Down B was going to be her turning into a statue and falling down, while Up B would be using the Dweller’s Mask to create a platform in mid air and a wall on the ground. Skapokon swapped and reworked both hats for the same reason, being too similar to other moves. Ice Hat was too similar to Kirby’s Down B in Smash and Dweller’s Mask was too similar to Rosalene’s Up B in Lawl Beatdown.
 	 	Up B and Down B had their places switched at one point. Down B was going to be her turning into a statue and falling down, while Up B would be using the Dweller’s Mask to create a platform in mid air and a wall on the ground. Skapokon swapped and reworked both hats for the same reason, being too similar to other moves. Ice Hat was too similar to Kirby’s Down B in Smash and Dweller’s Mask was too similar to Rosalene’s Up B in Lawl Beatdown.
====Reddy the Wizard====
Name 	Attack type 	Description
Bad Animations	Down special	Down B was originally called “Bad Animations” and it was largely the same except for how do the player summon the assists. Red & Leo would sit on the couch as a TV would spawn, summoning an assist character of the player’s choice. Rather than following Red and using Smash Attacks, they were going to take Red & Leo’s place and be controlled on their own, with a limited moveset akin to John’s friends from his Down B. As Skapokon didn’t know how to handle the idea of Red & Leo being immobile (make them vulnerable, awful move, make them invincible, overpowered move), Skapokon reworked the move keeping a similar main idea.
====2nd Dimension Doofenshmirtz====
Name 	Attack type 	Description
 	Side Special	Originally, 2nd Dimension Doof's Side B was going to be riding a bike like he did in the "Brand New Best Friend" musical moment in the movie, but this move was cut due to the difficulty of cropping it (as in the song, both Doofs ride the same bike), plus the fact it was too silly for a character meant to be a more serious version of Doofenshmirtz.
Poke the Goozim with a Stick	Final Smash 	2nd Dimension Doof's Final Smash was going to be "Poke the Goozim with a Stick", before being replaced with the current Final Smash for being more fitting. It was going to be a Minigame Final Smash where the opponents would be teleported to a platform surrounded by lava where they would fight the Goozim and avoid falling.
====Principal Amzy====
Name 	Attack type 	Description
Kronk! 	Neutral Special	Amzy was originally going to be accompanied by Kronk much like regular Yzma, except using the design from the cartoon and with other commands for the Neutral B. Another idea was to give Amzy no replacement to Kronk whatsoever, following a similar pattern to how Mike Vincent did not have the N-Team. In the end, Zim and Zam were chosen, as Skapokon felt having her alongside characters exclusive to the Emperor’s New School cartoon made sense in her design, meant to represent exclusive elements from the show.
Elephant Soda	Side Special 	Amzy's Side B was going to have her throw a potion disguised as a Soda as a reference to how she disguised her potions as normal foods and drinks in the show. This ended up becoming her Lawl Food instead. Also, the move was going to turn the opponent into any of the Animal Forms across every single character, which was cut to just the ones on-screen to avoid the move having too much RNG.
====Mike Vincent====
Name 	Attack type 	Description
 	Entrance 	The entrance was originally Mike coming out of the screen that he used to communicate with Kevin and the N-Team, but it was changed to the bed where he was created to be more creative.
Light Dodge & The Pause Button	Down special & Final Smash	Down B and Final Smash for Mike were originally going to be the exact same as Kevin's, but this was changed to add more character to Mike. Down B was simply given an aesthetic difference, while Final Smash was reworked entirely to feature the M-Team (although it still featured Mike pausing the game).
====Mustache Girl====
Name 	Attack type 	Desription
Time Rift	Down special	Time Rift was the name of Mustache Girl's original Down B, in which she'd throw a Time Piece into the ground and cause a negative field that would have the same effect as Hat Kid's Dweller's Mask, but as a trap rather than a shield. The move was replaced with the Shield to add more variety to the moveset, as Neutral B also involved throwing Time Pieces.
====Pingu====
Name 	Attack type 	Description
Stretch 	Up special 	Stretch was the possible name of Pingu's original Up B. With it, he would stretch his body to give himself a lift and grab ledges. It was based on the way he tried to reach the seagull in "Pingu and the Seagull", but the attack was removed for being too simple.
Pingu Builds a Tower	Up special 	Pingu Builds a Tower was the name of Pingu's other original Up B. Based on the episode of the same name, Pingu wouldn’t build the actual tower from the episode, and would instead place up to 4 blocks to stack them up and form a wall that he would also be able to use as a camping spot for his Snowballs. In a nutshell, a more basic version of Steve’s blocks. The move was changed once Skapokon watched the episode again, as it gave her the idea of using the See-Saw that was used to build the tower.
Ball Roll 	Side/Down special	Ball Roll was the possible name of one of Pingu's scrapped special move ideas, which could have been either Side or Down B. In it, Pingu would turn into a ball and roll forwards. While the move was iconic to Pingu, Skapokon could not think of a way to make it unique when compared to Sonic's Spin Dash, so the move became just his Dash Attack.
===Stages===
Name 	Universe 	Description
Paintball Arena 	The Big Bang Theory 	Sheldon's former home stage, it was going to be a very large and varied stage akin to Hyrule Temple. The low quality of those scenes on Youtube made Skapokon go with the Comic Centre of Pasadena for Sheldon's stage, which turned out to be better in hindsight as it's more relevant to the show.
The Secret Lab Roller Coaster	The Emperor's New Groove 	Yzma's former home stage, and like the Paintball Arena, it was modeled after another Smash Bros stage, Big Blue. But the idea of making a moving stage back when Skapokon was so inexperienced made her retract from doing so. Instead, she went with Kuzco's Palace. Remains of this idea lay on the Results Screen, which was the entrance to the Secret Lab.
Spinner Cay 	Monkey Island 	Toon Guybrush's former home stage, the Leech and the Siege would've appeared as stage hazards, before the stage was replaced with the 7th Circle of Hell as it was easier for Skapokon to edit.
Diaz's Household 	Star vs. the Forces of Evil	Star's former home stage, Diaz's Household was originally the only stage representing Star vs. The Forces of Evil, but Skapokon felt that representing a fantasy show with numerous magic dimensions with “a house” would have been a disservice, so instead she made it a transformation stage alongside Butterfly Castle.
Hard Time Jail 	Hard Time 	At a very early point, a stage based on Hard Time was considered for Vinesauce Joel when he was almost the winner of Empty Slot 3, which would have been very chaotic with the wardens fighting alongside and against the opponents. There was even going to be a Hard Tale stage alt. While this idea was scrapped, the behavior of the wardens was reused for the Bulk Bogan assist trophy.
Phineas & Ferb’s Backyard 	Phineas and Ferb 	The second stage from Phineas and Ferb, a seemingly plain stage where Phineas and Ferb would step up sometimes to build some of their inventions in the middle of it (like the Roller Coaster). Since Skapokon couldn’t find a way to make the stage look good, she replaced it originally with nothing. Skapokon was then suggested that she could just do a Perry-themed stage.
===Assist Trophies===
Name 	Universe 	Description
Perry the Platypus 	Phineas and Ferb 	Perry the Platypus was going to be just an Assist Trophy, running around while attacking opponents with his martial arts skills, before leaving the stage with a jetpack. This one was removed after Perry was confirmed to be a playable character.
Monty Monogram 	Phineas and Ferb 	Monty was going to be an Assist Trophy, who was going to work similarly to Vanessa Doofenshmirtz, but replacing the Hair Dryer gun with a Jet Pack to fly across the stage. Skapokon debated whether to add him or Vanessa as a second assist for Phineas and Ferb, but in the end Vanessa was chosen for being a more recurring character.
Omfak 	Zelda CD-i 	The Assist Trophy representing the Zelda CD-i games was going to be Omfak, who was going to shoot lasers with his eyes which would stun opponents, only for Omfak to then breathe fire on them and eat them. The Assist Trophy was very overpowered and not very original, so Skapokon choose Militron instead.
That Guy Who Moves His Head	Dingo Pictures 	That Guy Who Moves His Head from Dingo's Aladdin was the Assist Trophy for Worst Hercules, but then appeared in Lawl X instead.
Timmy Turner 	The Fairy OddParents 	Timmy Turner was going to be the Assist Trophy from The Fairly Odd Parents, working like Tingle in the real game with multiple possible wishes he could make. Skapokon thought that choosing just a few wishes from such a long-running show would have been a very hard task, so Skapokon instead went with Crocker.
Grunkle Stan 	Gravity Falls 	While Grunkle Stan did make it in the final game, his debut was going to be in Volume 1 of Assist Trophies and he was very different, as he was going to use the "World's Most Distracting Object" to hypnotize enemies preventing them from moving. Soos was chosen instead.
Vriska Serket 	Homestuck 	Vriska Serket was the first Assist Trophy from Homestuck who was going to steal all the luck from the opponents near her when she was summoned, causing stuff like random tripping, making random-based moves always give them the worst outcomes, make attacks malfunction just because and even have meteors fall on their head for no reason. However, the idea seemed too similar to Karkat's Final Smash in Lawl Beatdown, so she was scrapped. Ironically enough, Vriska ended up being confirmed as a playable character in Lawl Beatdown.
Terezi Pyrope 	Homestuck 	Terezi Pyrope was the second Assist Trophy from Homestuck. Who was going to throw her coin up, and depending on the result she would attack attack certain opponents or others with her cane. Before she threw the coin opponents would be able to choose which side are they on with either A or B. Like with Vriska this idea was scrapped due to her being in Lawl Liquid Crystal.
Toon Cranky Kong 	Donkey Kong 	Toon Cranky Kong was going to be an Assist Trophy, throwing different kinds of potions to the opponents, all hailing from the show. This effect was instead given to Gamzee, while Donkey Kong got a completely different Assist Trophy.
Giant Cobra 	Snakes on the Plane 	Samuel L. Jackson's Assist Trophy was going to come from Snakes on a Plane, being the giant cobra who spent almost the entire movie trying to eat a guy. Staying way too long inside the cobra would result in an OHKO, the cobra was later scrapped in favor of John Travolta.
Abridged Yugi 	Yu-Gi-Oh: The Abridged Series	The assist trophy that came from a supporting universe and was going to appear in Assist Trophies Vol. 1 was going to be Abridged Yugi from Yu-Gi-Oh: The Abridged Series, who was going to be able to use his cards to cause different effects like Tingle does, with the rarest of them being Exodia (who would OHKO all opponents almost all the times). Other cards where Kuriboh (who was going to launch himself causing a rainbow), Dark Magician (who was going to put opponents inside magic boxes and teleport them away) and Mind Crush (which would stun nearby opponents). The amount of effects plus how hard it was for Skapokon to crop Yugi made her scrap this assist trophy idea.
Mr. Clipboard 	Foodfight! 	An assist trophy that was planned when Dex Dogtective was about to win Empty Slot 2 was Mr. Clipboard from Foodfight!, he would start up as being human-sized, before growing very large, attacking opponents with his freaky legs. Since Dex Dogtective didn’t win, he was scrapped.
Game Gear 	Sega Hard Girls 	Game Gear was almost an assist trophy, where she would have used her three-colored magic and a beam sword to attack enemies. In a similar fate to Perry, she was scrapped after her confirmation as a Mirror Fighter.
Superintendent Chalmers 	The Simpsons 	Superintendent Chalmers was going to be the new The Simpsons assist trophy, but was removed after Skapokon failed to find anything interesting for him.
The "DAMN" Guys 	Stick Figures on Crack 	When Crack Figure’s Final Smash was the tank, the "DAMN" Guys were an assist trophy, who were going to summon burgers like in Crack Figure's current FS. This idea was possibly scrapped after the Tank was removed from the Final Smash and was changed back to burgers.
The Duane 	Vinesauce 	The Duane was also going to be an assist with the effect of Joel’s old Final Smash, dancing around dealing OHKO's.
The Faceless 	The Looking Glass 	The Faceless was going to be an Assist Trophy, but was removed after Skapokon couldn’t find anything to make it different enough from Poniko/Uboa from the original Lawl.
Slendy 	Revengeverse 	Slendy was going to be an assist trophy, but before Skapokon could even think of anything for him, it was decanonized from the series he was from.
Miss Rachel 	Revengeverse 	Another scrapped Revengeverse assist trophy, this time removed due to Skapokon's personal distaste towards the character. She did make it as a Menu Assist though.
Issac 	Paranatural 	Issac was going to be an Assist Trophy from Paranatural, who was going to use his weather powers to attack opponents. However, he was removed not only because Max's effect was more “Assist Trophy-like” than him, but also because he needed to be represented in some way given he was the protagonist of the comic.
Room Messers 	Room Messers 	The Room Messers from the game of the same name were almost an assist trophy, and they were going to walk around placing barrels that would slide across the screen to damage the opponents (and themselves). Skapokon debated whether to add them or Dave the Robot to represent her brother's games, with the latter being chosen instead.
===Items===
Name 	Universe 	Description
Mind Control Ties 	Gravity Falls 	The Mind Control Ties hailing from the episode “The Stanchurian Candidate” were the item from Gravity Falls, the player would throw one to an opponent, and then they'll start wearing the other one, allowing them to control them at the same time as the player moves (with the opponent being able to get free by mashing buttons). The reason it was scrapped was because Aitor planned to also make an Items video (which is currently unreleased) and this was one of his ideas, and Skapokon scrapped it because she didn't wanna steal an idea from him.
Magnetic Device 	Batman 	Aside from appearing in 60’s Batman’s beta moveset, it was planned to be reworked as an item too. But just like its status as an attack, Skapokon didn't want to over-represent the movie.
Trickster Lollipop 	Homestuck 	The Trickster Lollipop was going to be the item representing Homestuck, but was scrapped after Skapokon was presented with a difficult task though the entire arc being represented with an item.
Unnamed original cloning item	 	An item Skapokon had planned for both Volume 1 and Volume 2 was an item with the effect of being able to clone things, regardless of them being items, traps, parts of the stage, and even characters. However, she couldn't find any item that was fitting for that role. The closest to it was the Replicator Wand from Steven Universe, but having something from that show without a character would just feel off, so she did not include it. Another item that was close to it was the Puyo, that appeared in Items Vol. 3.
Banana Potion 	Donkey Kong 	The second item from Donkey Kong was going to be the Banana Potion from the first episode of the show, which the player could either drink to get a buff or throw so it got turned into a banana tree, whose bananas would drop if the player hit it and they would provide with a smaller buff if they ate them. Instead Skapokon went with the Tickle Tonic because she wanted more things to cause the “laughing” effect aside from Hans Moleman.
Time Machine Toaster 	The Simpsons 	The first item from The Simpsons was the Time Machine toaster, which was a battering item that the player could use to smack opponents around, but using a Smash Attack with it would teleport them into a random place of the stage. The reason why Skapokon removed the item was because she feared people would just identify it with the horrible Lawl Ultimate Homer moveset, but also because she came up with the Shadow Clock item and she felt having two items that teleported characters in the same volume would be a bit overkill.
Lemon 	The Simpsons 	The second item from The Simpsons was the Lemon from the meme “Lemonposting”. Skapokon originally wanted it to be alongside another Simpsons item, to both represent the show itself and the memes, and it was a healing item that would paralyze the player when they ate it, to compensate for the insane amount of healing it would provide. Skapokon felt the item was too out there so she scrapped it, but the effect was transferred to the Patty Bag.
Subspace Ball 	Super Smash Bros.	The first item that was inspired by the Pokeball was the Subspace Ball, a ball with the Subspace logo on it which would spawn enemies from the Adventure Mode. Stronger enemies would spawn only once, while weaker enemies would come in groups. Skapokon scrapped this one (for now) because Lawl Nova has no Adventure Mode yet.
Hummer Sun 	Bootleg Games 	The second item that was inspired by the Pokeball was the Hummer Sun, which would have spawned characters from different Bootleg games. The lack of bootleg characters were the reason why it was scrapped.
==Removed content==
===Characters===
These characters were originally in Lawl Nova's roster got cut or replaced.
Name 	Universe 	Description
Amelia 	Slayers 	Amelia was originally planned to be a playable character, but was removed due to Skapokon's interest in Slayers has died down and the lack of potential, so she was replaced with Perry.
AoSTH Sonic 	Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog	AoSTH Sonic was originally planned to be a playable character, but was removed after ARL5 did his moveset. He was later replaced with Samuel L. Jackson.
Dark Helmet 	Spaceballs 	Dark Helmet was originally to be a playable character, but was removed after YTPGuy17 made a moveset for him. He was later replaced with Dipper Pines.
Dipper and Mabel	Gravity Falls 	When Skapokon heard that Agito90 was planning to add Mabel in his roster for Lawl X. Mabel was removed from the tag team leaving only Dipper as a solo character.
Ophelia Chill 	Chill Manor 	Ophelia was originally planned to be a playable character, but after YTPguy17 made a moveset for her, she was cut early.
Weegee 	YouTube Poop 	Weegee was originally planned to be a playable character, but was removed after Skapokon thought he would fit better as a boss. He was later replaced with Vince Offer.
Wreck-It Ralph 	Wreck-It Ralph 	Wreck-It Ralph was originally planned to be a playable character, but was removed after YTPguy17 made a moveset for him. He was later replaced with CD-I Zelda.
==Altered content==
Name 	Description
CD-i Zelda 	CD-i Zelda's original appearance was the same except that the sword and shield was not present. It was changed to match the appearance to her sprite-form in Zelda: The Wand of Gamelon.
Reddy the Wizard	Reddy's appearance was originally his Hedgehog form rather than his human form. It was changed after Reddy's introduction of his human form in the series.
= Smash Bros. Lawl MAD=
==Removed content==
===Linkara===
Name 	Attack type 	Description
The Ambiguously Gay Duo	Up special move	The Ambiguously Gay Duo was originally Linkara's Up B, where he points upwards as "The Ambiguously Gay Duo" jingle plays and he ascends upwards, but this was changed in the Lawl MAD Update Patch to a new Up B, Minue, in favor of something more faithful to Linkara's reviews.
===UDK===
Name 	Attack type 	Description
Osama	Down special move	Osama was originally UDK's Down B, where she holds out a pair of chopsticks that opponents can recieve if they press B near her (and she can still take damage from attacks during this stance), and whoever gets the best chopstick chooses a player to force into doing a random attack. This was replaced with Draw A Face in the Update Patch, since the original move didn't represent Marisa And Alice's Cookie Kiss very well.
= Smash Bros. Lawl Beatdown=
==Planned content==
=== Characters===
Name 	Universe 	Description
PewDiePie 	PewDiePie 	PewDiePie was the first ever character concieved for Lawl Beatdown back in 2012, being in the roster for a good while alongside Tobuscus. He was removed from the roster due to a rapidly declining interest.
Tobuscus 	Tobuscus 	Tobuscus was originally the second character added to the Beatdown roster, being among the roster for quite a while. He was removed from the roster due to decreasing interest in the character, as well as the unfortunate sexual assault allegations hitting Toby Turner.
Undyne 	Undertale 	Undyne was planned alongside Frisk, however was removed from the Beatdown roster with Lawl Liquid Crystal's moveset video.
Problem Sleuth	Problem Sleuth 	Problem Sleuth was originally the third MSPaint Adventures representative, however he was removed at a certain point in time before being replaced by Vriska Serket and appearing in A Smash Bros Lawl Thing.
Rick and Morty	Rick and Morty 	Rick and Morty were planned as a tag-team duo, however were removed from the Beatdown roster with Lawl What If's moveset video.
Lewis 	Mystery Skulls Animated 	Lewis was planned for the roster, but was removed after his confirmation in Lawl Soul.
Spooky 	Spooky's Jumpscare Mansion	Spooky was planned for the roster, but was removed after her confirmation in Lawl Galaxy.
Chris Chan 	Chris Chan 	Chris Chan was originally going to be one of the joke characters in the Beatdown roster along with DSP, however. Chris Chan was removed after he was abandoned and due to Shad being tired with the joke.
DSP 	DSPGaming 	DSP/DarkSydePhil along with Chris Chan was going to be one of the joke characters in the Beatdown roster, but he was possibly scrapped after DemicStudios made a moveset for him.
===Movesets​​​​​===
====John Egbert====
Name 	Attack type 	Description
Nannasprite	Down special	John's original Down B had him summon Nannasprite, who would attack foes with a large beam and heal John. This was removed due to how unfitting it was with his playstyle and character and the absurdities of the move itself. It was replaced with The Windy Thing.
====Tord====
Name	Attack type 	Description
Tank	Side special	Tord's original Side B involved him summoning a tank from Moving Targets piloted by either Paul or Patryk. The tank's actions were not defined due to issues with size and balance. It was replaced with Necronomicon.
====The Thwomps====
Name 	Attack type 	Description
Thwompcopter 	Side special	TBA
Thwomp Invasion	Final Smash 	TBA
==== Stu Pickles ====
Name 	Attack type 	Description
Chocolate Pudding 	Neutral special 	Chocolate Pudding was Stu's original Neutral B. It was a simple move where Stu stirs the pudding and absorbs any projectiles to make them healing food or a pudding slip trap. The move was simply there for the meme, and while it was kept for a long time in the moveset (being moved to Down B at one point), it was scrapped for not fitting with the rest of the playstyle. The Chocolate Pudding meme is still referenced in one of his taunts.
Malfunction 	Side special 	Malfunction was Stu's original Side B. It was a move based on a scene from the Rugrats Movie where Stu’s prototype Reptar Wagon shoots fire at Drew. It was eventually scrapped for not being too significant.
Robotic Sleepwalk 	Final Smash 	Robotic Sleepwalk was one of Stu's original Final Smashes. It was based on the episode Real or Robots, where a sleepwalking Stu trampled across his living room, threw eggs, and danced with a lamp until the FS ended. It was scrapped for being underwhealming compared to the rest of his moveset, although the episode is still represented in one of Stu's alts (where he wears his pajamas from that episode).
Menorah Stu 	Final Smash 	Menorah Stu was the other one of Stu's original Final Smashes. It was based on the episode A Rugrats Chanukah, and Stu would create a giant robotic Menorah of himself that would put on a show before exploding- think Rosalina’s Final Smash. The move was scrapped due to the difficulty of cropping all the details of the Menorah, and simply because Shad found the Robo Reptar to be cooler and more iconic.
Original Attack Placements	Neutral/Up/Down specials	Some of Stu's current attacks were placed in different parts of his moveset. Mr. Friend was originally just part of his Up Air, but was moved to his Neutral Special because the episode was too iconic not to be represented as one of the specials. Sleep Ball used to be Down B before becoming Side B (it also made use of a scrapped "Sleep Stat" that determined how long specific characters would fall asleeep). And finally, Automatic Doorstopper was originally Stu's Up B and served as a recovery move, but was moved to Down B to make the move more interesting and make room for Dagtar as his new Up B.
===Stages ===
Name 	Universe 	Description
Bro Mansion 	PewDiePie 	PewDiePie's home stage. Removed with his removal.
Tobuscus 	Tobuscus 	Tobuscus's home stage. Removed with his removal.
The Chicago Overcoat 	Problem Sleuth 	Problem Sleuth's home stage. Removed with his removal. A version appears in A Smash Bros Lawl Thing.
The Citedel of Ricks 	Rick and Morty 	Rick and Morty's home stage. Removed with their removal. A version based on the Season 3 appearance appears in Lawl What If.
Lewis's Mansion 	Mystery Skulls Animated 	Lewis's home stage. Removed with his removal. A version appears in Lawl Soul. 
Spooky's Jumpscare Mansion	Spooky's Jumpscare Mansion	Spooky's home stage. Removed with her removal.
CWCville Mall 	Chris Chan 	Chris Chan's home stage. Removed with his removal.
Freddy Fazbear's Pizza 	Five Nights at Freddy's 	A stage based on the Freddy Fazbear's pizzeria as it appeared in Five Nights at Freddy's 2, made when the game came out. The stage was scrapped not too long after.
== Removed content ==
===Movesets===
====Strong Bad====
Name	Attack type 	Description
 	Forward smash	Strong Bad's side smash was originally just a kick, but on the first Smash Bros Lawl Beatdown Direct, his side smash was now him swinging the golden record forward, with the kick now moved to his forward tilt.
====Homestar====
Name 	Attack type 	Description
Bread Singalongs	Down special move	Bread Singalongs was originally Homestar's Down B, where he sings a song about bread before deciding to either eat or throw it. On the first Smash Bros Lawl Beatdown Direct, his move was changed to Marshmallow's Last Stand, because the move took too long to startup and both the healing and damage were really weak.
==Altered content==
====Misc.====
Name 	Content	Description
Hardcore Intro Medley	Music 	The Hardcore Intro Medley's graphics initially contained the heads of some of the reoccuring members of the Hardcore series- PeanutButterGamer, SpaceHamster, Barry, Dean, McJones and ProJared. Following the controversy surrounding Jared's marriage affair and grooming of minors, his head was removed from the graphic before the video was uploaded.
==Gallery ==
Cut Characters Display_Beatdown.png|Old renders of some of the cut characters.
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=Smash Bros. Lawl Zero/Throw Some Lawl At Them Z=
==Planned content ==
===Characters===
Name 	Universe 	Description
Bootleg Pikachu 	Pokemon Bootlegs 	Bootleg Pikachu was originally going to be in the Roster for Lawl Zero, even officially appearing in Space Ghost’s moveset, but was later scrapped once DeBawcks remade him in Lawl Liquid Crystal.
Cartoon Ganon 	The Legend Of Zelda DiC Cartoon 	Cartoon Ganon was originally planned for Lawl Zero, however Hammer Man scrapped him as he had not liked the ideas he had made for him thus far. He would later appear in Lawl MAD.
Garfield 	Garfield and Friends 	Hammerman lost interest working on him.
Vegeta 	Dragon Ball Z 	Hammerman lost interest keeping him around and he had an outdated moveset.
Star Saber 	Transformers Victory 	Was difficult to sprite for and balance moveset/story wise.
The Fat Controller	Thomas the Tank Engine and Friends	Hammerman couldn't figure out what role he would play in the lore besides being a shady businessman.
Mascot Mickey 	Disney Theme Parks 	Was incredibly difficult to create a moveset based on him. Lawl Aureas also had a similar character in Photo-Negative Mickey.
Ichabeezer 	Veggietales 	Was supposed to be a Echo Fighter of Mr. Nezzer, but interest dwindled overtime.
=Smash Bros. L-NEO=
==Planned content==
=== Characters===
Name 	Universe 	Description
Joseph Joestar 	JoJo's Bizzare Adventure	Joseph was originally planned to be a playable character, but was ultimately replaced with Josuke Higashikata. Main reason was due to sprites, as the outfit that was going to be used for him did not appear in enough episodes plus there were not very good shots of him to make sprites of.
MatPat 	Game Theory 	MatPat along with L.A. Beast was originally planned to be a playable character. He was originally added because Jade was a fan of Game Theory, and was still kept in the roster out of irony when he started to dislike it. However, as time went on Jade started to dislike Game Theory more and more and refused to watch it anymore just to make a moveset.
L.A. Beast 	skippy62able 	L.A. Beast was originally planned to be a playable character. He was added out of impulse, with no real move ideas to speak of. Jade thought he would eventually come up with move ideas as he worked on other movesets, but that never happened and was eventually cut.
Blob 	Webcomic Name 	Blob was originally planned to be a playable character. He was added because it would be very easy to make sprites for him due to the simplistic artstyle, and was instead cut because not only because of lack of interest on the comic overtime but also the fact Jade was not sure on how to make a purposedly generic moveset interesting.
Popuko and Pimimi	Pop Team Epic 	Popuko and Pimimi were originally planned to be playable characters. They were cut because there was just too much material for a single tag team moveset, being very difficult to nail exactly how to make them. The final nail in the coffin was their inclusion in Lawl Encore.
Me 	Me (Yume Nikki Fangame) 	Me was originally planned to be a playable character, added into the game due to Jade's fascination of Yume Nikki games at the time and finding her design interesting. In the end, he realized he added her just for the sake of having a dreamer in L-Neo so she was scrapped in favor of Vis.
ProJared 	NormalBoots 	ProJared was originally planned to be a playable character. He was cut due to the controversy surrounding him that sparked in 2019.
Madeline 	Celeste 	Madeline was originally planned to be a playable character. Unlike Popuko and Pimimi, she was not cut just because of her inclusion in Lawl Encore, as her moveset was going to be largely different and even her sprites were not going to be the sprites from Celeste but rather edited versions of the game's artwork (like Ib, Mary and Aya). She was removed because, according to Jade, she was "a pain to work with" due to her unorthodox spriting method.
Peridot 	Steven Universe 	Peridot was originally planned to be a playable character. First she was considered very early on while Jade was a fan of Steven Universe, but even after he stopped caring he wanted to make her as a remake of both the Lawl X and Lawl of the Dead versions. In the end she was cut because he felt it was wrong to make a character of a show he had no interest on.
Homsar 	Homestar Runner 	Homsar was originally planned to be a playable character. He was planned to be the 2019 April Fools special character, but he was cut because Jade was still just recently introduced to Homestar Runner and feared he would not represent him well.
Enderman 	Minecraft 	Enderman was originally planned to be a playable character. He was included after a discussion with some friends of Jade of which Minecraft mobs would work as actual characters, and somehow managed to make a moveset out of it. He was cut simply out of the realization of how dumb making a full moveset of Enderman was of an idea. Enderman would eventually be included in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate as one of Steve's skins, alongside Alex and Zombie.
=Smash Bros. Lawl Soul=
==Planned content==
=== Characters===
Name 	Universe 	Description
Pepsiman 	Pepsi 	Pepsiman was originally planned to be a playable character, but was cut because Chatter felt they did not have enough of a personal affection towards him to make an entire moveset.
Black Hat 	Villainous 	Black Hat was originally planned to be a playable character, but was cut because Chatter felt the character was added out of impulse, and lost interest overtime. They may consider bringing him back if Villainous gets more episodes.
Kanna 	Kobayashi-san Chi no Maid Dragon 	Kanna was originally planned to be a playable character, but was cut for a similar reason to Black Hat. They added her less because of being a fan of the show and more because of the memes surrounding Kanna when it first came out. Not only are they uncomfortable with those jokes nowadays, but also because they were not content with the moveset. Ultimately they decided to remove her, and she ended up appearing in Lawl Encore instead.
Yandere-Chan 	Yandere Simulator 	Yandere-Chan was originally planned to be a playable character, but was cut due to the controversial actions of the game's developer, Yanderedev, and Chatter not wanting anything to do with that.
Jimmy Hopkins	Bully 	Jimmy was originally planned to be Yandere-Chan's rival, but her removal and the fact Chatter was not content with the way his moveset was turning out to be caused him to be removed.
Slenderman 	Creepypasta 	Slenderman was originally planned to be a playable character, but despite Chatter's interest of Creepypastas, they could never make Slendy to work in a Smash Bros environment, as the idea of the opponents simply able to attack him just did not feel right to them.
The Once-Ler 	The Lorax 	The Once-Ler was originally planned to be a surprise playable character and the rival for The Grinch. However, the moveset was very complex to pull off, not just because of the complexity of the moveset itself and how hard it was to crop the sprites for him. Given The Once-Ler was originally added in as a joke, all the hassle just did not seem worth it.
Robot Jones 	Whatever Happened to Robot Jones?	Robot Jones was originally planned to be a playable character and Bender's rival, as he was suggested to Chatter by a friend. Like Black Hat or Kanna, he was added out of impulse and Chatter eventually lost interest and settled on having Fry be Bender's rival instead.
Fawful 	Mario & Luigi 	Fawful was originally planned to be a playable character and Black Hat's rival, as Chatter was a big fan of the character. However, Fawful's many boss fights in the Mario & Luigi series meant he had many different ways to work as a playable character, and Chatter's attempts at writing his moveset just did not feel right. They commented that Fawful may come back, but that "don't hold your breath". Fawful's chances of being in Smash Bros. may be another reason he was scrapped.
Octodad 	Octodad: Dadliest Catch 	Octodad was originally planned to be a playable character and Pilgor's rival. Chatter was starting to lose interest on the character due to the fact that they could not think of a moveset for him that was truly satisfying, and animating him was said to be difficult. The final nail in the coffin was his inclusion in the indie platform fighter Fraymakers, with Chatter saying they were unable to represent him better than in there.
=Lawl Liquid Crystal=
==Removed content==
===Characters===
Name 	Universe 	Description
Princess Daisy 	Mario 	Princess Daisy was originally planned to be a playable character, but was cut after her confirmation in Ultimate, so she was replaced with her movie counterpart.
Pyrocynical 	YouTube 	Pyro was originally going to be in the roster, and apparently had a role in the story mode, as his house can be seen in Part 1 and 2 of TTGWTB. (The purple and white one, which was taken from an animation featuring him.) He was scrapped after DeBawcks stopped liking him for “various reasons”.
Bendy 	Bendy and the Ink Machine	Bendy was originally one of the characters revealed in the January 17, 2020 Direct. He was scrapped as DeBawcks felt uncomfortable with the media he represents.
Sticker Star Paper Mario	Mario 	Otherwise known as Worst Paper Mario, Sticker Star Mario was considered in the roster once, but was scrapped due to slow disinterest.
Pong TV 	Pong 	Originally from another Smash Fan Project Bawcks was working on alongside Lawl Liquid Crystal, Pong TV was a character who utilized Pong Consoles for its moveset. However, the idea of Pong TV being in Lawl Liquid Crystal diminished.
Quentin Trembley 	Gravity Falls 	Quentin Trembley was planned to be in the roster at some point, but was scrapped due to lack of interest.
=Smash Bros Lawl What If=
==Planned content==
===Characters===
Name 	Universe 	Description
Brendan-er 	Pokemon Omegaer Rubyer 	Brendan-er was planned in the roster alongside Golder, but was scrapped and was later replaced with Viol from Pokemon Clover, as Brendan-er was “more concept than character”.
Mira 	Toilet in Wonderland 	Mira was going to be a bonus character, going as far as to have her Entrance and Playstyle Origin fully animated. Despite Mira's appearance in Lawl Liquid Crystal, the reason she was removed was actually due Cheesy wanting to work on other characters aside from her.
SpongeBob SquarePants	SpongeBob SquarePants 	SpongeBob was going to be a bonus character in Lawl What-If, but the development of his moveset growing into its own separate project: Slimetime Splatter, a Platform Fighter starring characters from Nicktoons. Therefore, SpongeBob was cut from Lawl What-If.
Pickle Rick 	Rick and Morty 	Pickle Rick was going to be shown off as a bonus character in Rick & Morty's Season 3 update video, but like that video itself, he never came to be due to Cheesy wanting to focus on other videos, as well as Rick & Morty's poor reputation back then.
Beat Monika 	Sayori Hits That Yeet 	Beat Monika, John Mulaney, Koyori Tsumujikaze, Zone-Tan and Pan Pizza were all planned to be in Lawl What-If, but they were cut in an effort to reduce the size of the roster, as Cheesy wanted to focus more in his other projects such as Cartoons in Danganronpa and Slimetime.
John Mulaney 	Real Life 	Beat Monika, John Mulaney, Koyori Tsumujikaze, Zone-Tan and Pan Pizza were all planned to be in Lawl What-If, but they were cut in an effort to reduce the size of the roster, as Cheesy wanted to focus more in his other projects such as Cartoons in Danganronpa and Slimetime.
Koyori Tsumujikaze 	Shakunetsu no Takkyū Musume	Beat Monika, John Mulaney, Koyori Tsumujikaze, Zone-Tan and Pan Pizza were all planned to be in Lawl What-If, but they were cut in an effort to reduce the size of the roster, as Cheesy wanted to focus more in his other projects such as Cartoons in Danganronpa and Slimetime.
Zone-Tan 	ZTV 	Beat Monika, John Mulaney, Koyori Tsumujikaze, Zone-Tan and Pan Pizza were all planned to be in Lawl What-If, but they were cut in an effort to reduce the size of the roster, as Cheesy wanted to focus more in his other projects such as Cartoons in Danganronpa and Slimetime.
Pan Pizza 	RebelTaxi 	Beat Monika, John Mulaney, Koyori Tsumujikaze, Zone-Tan and Pan Pizza were all planned to be in Lawl What-If, but they were cut in an effort to reduce the size of the roster, as Cheesy wanted to focus more in his other projects such as Cartoons in Danganronpa and Slimetime.
===Movesets===
Rick & Morty
Name 	Attack type 	Description
Morty's Mind Blowers	Neutral B (with Morty)	This move was originally meant to replace Morty's original Neutral B as it came from a Flash Game rather than the show itself. The move would have had Morty using a helmet to cause electricity around him, which would not only deal some damage and stun opponents, but it would also "record" the hit opponent's last used attack, so Morty can create a hologram version of them using that exact same attack. This move was going to be shown off in Rick & Morty's Season 3 update video, so the reason this move never came to be is the same as why Pickle Rick did not become playable. Additionally, Cheesy explained the move was too overly complicated in What-If's video about cut content.
=Smash Bros Lawl Demic=
==Planned content==
===Characters===
Name 	Universe	Description
Joker	Persona 	Joker was originally going to be in Demic’s roster as a suprise fighter. In a similar fate to Daisy in Lawl Liquid Crystal, he was cut due to his confirmation in Smash Bros Ultimate’s DLC.
Category:Removed or unused content
Category:Lawl