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Falco Lombardi

**Falco Lombardi** is one of the main characters of *Nintendo's Star Fox* franchise. He is currently the member of a group called Star Fox, and has been with Fox McCloud and crew since their debut in the original *Star Fox* video game for the SNES. Falco is the finest pilot of the group, and is well-known for his almighty personality.

## Biography

Falco Lombardi was first introduced in the SNES video game, Star Fox, as the best pilot of Fox's three wingmates. In later games, he is further detailed as being brash and egotistical, as well as suggested to have formerly been a gang member. Falco returns in the second Star Fox video game, Star Fox 64.

In the Nintendo GameCube video game, Star Fox Adventures of 2002, Falco is notably missing for nearly the entire game. This is simply due to the fact that he was not able to be properly worked into the plot when Nintendo told Rare to put the Star Fox label on the game. A manga entitled Star Fox: Farewell, Beloved Falco came with the Japanese edition that takes place during the eight-year gap between Star Fox 64 and Adventures. The comic explains Falco's absence, and directly leads up to the events of Adventures. Near the end of the game, Falco aids Fox during the final boss fight and shortly appears again to join the other main characters in the ending cutscene.

Star Fox: Assault sees a more tame Falco as part of the core team again under the title of "Ace Pilot". Every one of the story mode's missions has Falco in his Arwing, as he never joins Fox on foot like Slippy and Krystal.

In Star Fox Command, Falco has again isolated himself from the rest of the characters, though he is still considered to be a member of Star Fox. Falco, like all, pilots a customized vehicle, his own being the Sky Claw, a slim Arwing-like fighter with forward-swept wings armed with a single laser and a multi-lock.

## Appearances in Fan-Made Fighting Games

### **M.U.G.E.N Trilogy**

Falco makes an appearance in the fighting video game, M.U.G.E.N Trilogy. He can be unlocked by scanning his *Super Smash Bros.* amiibo or his AR Card. Falco uses his own moveset from the Super Smash Bros. franchise.

#### **Assist Attacks**

 **β** | Fire Bird (Anti-Air)
 **γ** | Blaster
Aloneman

**Aloneman**

**Definition:**

Aloneman's scary, cruel, mysterious.

**Detailed Description:**

**Age:** 20 septillion

**Appearance:** 1.83m tall, black skin, has white round eyes , gray suit, black cloak

**Personality:** scary, mysterious, strange

**Rank:** Lord of Bloody Forest, King of Meat Monsters

**Gender:** Male

**Type:** Slender

**Other Definitions:**

He is the bro of Alonewoman and Doorswoman. He is also Doorsman's twin and the uncle of Olivia and Oliver.He is 100% as powerful as Doorsman.
Luigi

**Luigi** is a character from *Nintendo's Super Mario* franchise, who debuted as a near-exact copy of Mario. Luigi developed his own appearance and personality, to the point of becoming the co-star and deuteragonist pf the home franchise, as well as the main protagonist of his own spin-off franchise, the *Luigi's Mansion* franchise.

## Biography

Two years after the widely acclaimed classic Donkey Kong, Shigeru Miyamoto wished to incorporate the two-player competitive and cooperative gameplay of the arcade game Joust into his own game. To this end, he created Luigi, Mario's twin brother, for the arcade game Mario Bros. However, Luigi's actual debut was in the otherwise unrelated Game & Watch game of the same name.

Luigi's name is said to have been inspired by a pizza parlor called "Mario & Luigi's", which was located near Nintendo of America's headquarters. Coincidentally, his name was also noted to be similar to the Japanese word 「類似」 (ruiji), which means "similar", and further ties into his formative years as a palette swap.

Luigi's original design, both in official artwork and gameplay, was a palette swap of Mario. In this case, his overalls and shirt were green and black, respectively; in addition to contrasting with Mario's red and blue color scheme, Luigi's color scheme came about because of the limited color palettes in the arcade version of Mario Bros. While the Game & Watch version of the game has one player control both brothers, the arcade version features Luigi as the character that the second player would control.

On September 14, 2001 due to the Japanese release of the Nintendo Gamecube, Luigi stars in his own video game, Luigi's Mansion on the same late year. In the Luigi's Mansion series, several games and M.U.G.E.N Trilogy, Luigi becomes afraid of ghosts, especially Hsien-Ko who is classified as a ghost character.

## Appearances in Fan-Made Fighting Games

### **M.U.G.E.N Trilogy**

Luigi made his appearance in the fighting video game, M.U.G.E.N Trilogy. He can be unlocked by scanning any of his amiibos or his AR Card. Luigi retains his own moveset from the Super Smash Bros. franchise.

#### **Assist Attacks**

 **β** | Punching Flurry
 **γ** | Luigi Cyclone
Jackson Storm

**Voiced By:** Armie Hammer

**Jackson Storm** is a cocky and arrogant race car who is part of the more recent generation of Piston Cup racers. His racing number is 20, stylized as 2.0, and he is sponsored by IGNTR Liquid Adrenaline. He trains on high-tech simulators, and he is Lightning McQueen and Cruz Ramirez's rival.
Doorswoman

**Doorswoman**

**Definition:**

Doorswoman is friendly, kind, gentle and cheerful.

**Detailed Description:**

**Age:** 19 septillion

**Appearance:** 1.80m tall, black medium hair, black skin, eyeless but still able to see, gray suit, black cloak

**Personality:** friendly, affectionate, lovefull, gentle

**Rank:** Lady of Backrooms, Queen of Backrooms Female Entities

**Gender:** Female

**Type:** Slender

**Other Definitions:**

She is the sister of Doorsman and Aloneman. She is also Alonewoman's twin and the aunt of Olivia and Oliver.She is 80% as powerful as Doorsman.
Brennan The TCF Fan Studios

This article is about the 1936 film studio. For the companies before the merger, see Brennan Film and Brennan The TCF Fan Pictures.

### Predecessor(s)

Brennan Film
Brennan The TCF Fan Pictures

### Founded

July 2, 1936; 87 years ago (1936-07-02)

**Brennan The TCF Fan Studios** (founded as **Brennan The TCF Fan Est. 2009**) is a Brennan City film studio currently owned by Paramount Global and CPN Media Group.

## Name

The former name of this film studio, Brennan The TCF Fan Est. 2009, is wiki owner Brennan1234567890's former YouTube channel name, used from 2019 to 2021, before changing it to Brennan's Phone Collection.
Sally Carrera

**Voiced By:** Bonnie Hunt

**Sally Carrera**, or simply **Sally**, is a sky blue 2002 Porsche 911 Carrera. She is the attorney of Radiator Springs, the owner of the Cozy Cone Motel, and Lightning McQueen's girlfriend and lawyer. She often refers to Lightning as "Stickers" because Lightning did not originally have headlights; only stickers that looked like headlights. Before Sally came to Radiator Springs, she lived in the fast lane as a high-powered attorney in Los Angeles, California.
Eastern Rhudaur (Liberated)

Eastern Rhudaur (Liberated) is a spawn bought exclusively by Arthedain Royals. It can be unlocked by killing Eastern Rhudaur (Spawn). The spawn costs 4750 minerals to buy.

Spawn
 Tier 1
 Tier 2
 Tier 3

\* Spawn produces +1 Adventurer if Fennas Drunin is Alive

Modifiers:

* Underdeveloped - Spawn only gives 250 minerals if killed to the killing player.
* Rapid Development - Upgrades are 25% faster (180 seconds)
* Unity of the Hillmen
	+ All Western Rhudaur Dunedain Warriors spawn as Rhudaur Hillman instead.
	+ Buffs Rhudaur Hillman and Rhudaur Loyalist by 30 and 25 respectively.
	+ Buffs Rhudaur Loyalist movement speed by 0.1.
	+ Buffs Rhudaur Loyalist damage by 2.
	+ Buffs Western Rhudaur by 2500 HP and 2 armor, also establishes 8 cannons and 2 anti-air defenses around the spawn.
	+ Allows units to path through trees instead of around in Eastern Rhudaur.
	+ Buff remains even if spawn is killed.
Meta Knight

**Meta Knight** is a fictional character from *Nintendo's Kirby* franchise. He made his debut in *Kirby's Adventure* as the sixth boss who was fought in Orange Ocean and has steadily transitioned into an anti-hero and friendly rival of Kirby, as he willingly assists or directly allies with Kirby on a number of occasions for the greater good, while maintaining their rivalry.

## Biography

Meta Knight is a mysterious character who is seen as both a hero and a villain, and more generally an anti-hero, in the Kirby series. He is sometimes cast as an antagonist to Kirby, but his intentions are not generally portrayed as evil. In certain instances, he sends his troops, the Meta-Knights, as enemies against the pink protagonist as a sort of training.

Meta Knight is a blue Kirby-like being cloaked in armor, with glowing yellow eyes visible underneath a silver mask. His primary weapon is a golden, pronged sword named Galaxia. He wears a cape that can turn into bat-like wings, which he uses to take flight. On certain occasions, he will throw off his cape, revealing his wings underneath. Meta Knight's mask breaks almost every time he is defeated, revealing a face very similar to Kirby's. Upon defeat, Meta Knight immediately wraps himself within his cape and then flees.

In battle, Meta Knight has a notable code of honor. He always provides a sword to Kirby in order to have an equal duel; in some games, such as Kirby Super Star and Kirby Star Allies, there may be certain circumstances that cause him to make the first move when Kirby takes too long to get the weapon. However, in contrast to his code of honor, Meta Knight is also occasionally shown to be forceful and arrogant. This is best demonstrated in the "Revenge of Meta Knight" mode of Kirby Super Star, where Meta Knight attempts to use his battleship, the Halberd, to take control of Dream Land and end its carefree lifestyle.

## Appearances in Fan-Made Fighting Games

### **M.U.G.E.N Trilogy**

Meta Knight made his appearance as a playable character in the fighting video game, M.U.G.E.N Trilogy. He can be unlocked by scanning his *Super Smash Bros.* amiibo or his AR Card. Meta Knight uses his own moveset from the Super Smash Bros. franchise.

#### **Assist Attacks**

 **β** | Dimensional Cape
 **γ** | Rapid Slashes
Backrooms Entities Community Wiki

**Backrooms Entities Community Wiki!**
As a community that includes Backrooms, Mandela Catalog, Villainous, Hazbin Hotel and my own characters, we want to extinct real-life people by switching to 4D. To do this, we will become stronger by feeding on the souls and bodies of characters from other anime, cartoons, etc.

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**https://b-e-c.fandom.com/wiki/Category:Backrooms\_Entities\_Community\_Wiki**

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Guido

**Voiced By:** Guido Quaroni

**Guido** is a small Italian forklift. He is Luigi's best friend and assistant at *Luigi's Casa Della Tires*. Like Luigi, Guido is a fan of Ferrari racing. Although Guido usually speaks Italian, he can say several things in English, such as "pit stop" (although he sometimes pronounces it as "peet stop").
Roy

* The Binding Blade
* Awakening
* Heroes

**Roy** is the main protagonist of *Nintendo's Fire Emblem* franchise. He currently made his debut in a *Super Smash Bros.* video game called *Super Smash Bros. Melee* as a hidden character before his *Fire Emblem* franchise debut, *Fire Emblem: The Binding Blade*.

## Biography

Fire Emblem: The Binding Blade was nearing the end of its development during the development of Super Smash Bros. Melee, the first Smash game to include content from the Fire Emblem universe. The Binding Blade was originally scheduled to be released prior to Melee itself, although it was delayed into 2002. The inclusion of Roy in Melee - a decision made with no knowledge of release dates - was a successful ploy to Japanese audiences for both Melee and The Binding Blade; however, since this involved a game franchise never distributed outside of Japan beforehand, Nintendo was wary of keeping the unfamiliar fantasy swordsmen in Melee in its overseas releases. The decision was made to keep them in based on the approval of western gamers and him being "fun", and Marth and Roy's popularity in Melee is generally considered to be a factor in the Fire Emblem franchise gaining international interest from gaming audiences, leading to it receiving regular international releases.

Roy hails from Lycia, one of six nations of the land of Elibe, and is the son of Eliwood, ruler of the Lycian noble house of Pherae. The game begins with Roy called back home from his studies in the province of Ostia in response to the militant nation of Bern launching invasions of Elibe's other realms. As Eliwood has fallen ill, Roy is entrusted with leading Pherae's army alongside the other armies of the Lycian League against Bern and its ruler, Zephiel, who displays a mysterious thirst for the destruction of human rule. Zephiel's errant younger sister, Princess Guinivere, escapes Bern and comes to Roy in defiance of her brother's motives, hoping to negotiating a treaty with Lycian nobility. Roy quickly agrees to her proposal to search for a peaceful means to end Bern’s aggression.

## Appearances in Fan-Made Fighting Games

### **M.U.G.E.N Trilogy**

Roy made his playable appearance in the fighting video game, M.U.G.E.N Trilogy. He can be revealed after scanning his *Super Smash Bros.* amiibo or his AR card. Roy uses his moveset from the Super Smash Bros. franchise.
Liminal Universe

**Liminal Universe**

* **Powers:**
	+ **1)** Immortality
	+ **2)** 4D Destructibility
	+ **3)** Teleportation
	+ **4)** Manipulating

* **Personality**
	+ **P̶̧̡̨̥̙͎̖̗̣̳̳͗͜s̷̨̢̻̱̮̺͚̪͈̘̼͉͚̖̞̘̥̗̩̘͙̥͔͚̬͓͕͈̀͑͜y̵̡̨̡̨̙͙̜͓̦̙͚̩̥̼͉̠̖̮̥͙̮̤͚̖̼̦̱͛͋̈́̆̈́̈͊̕̚͟͠͠ͅç̵̢̪͎̜̼̩͔̬͎͖̘͔̥̝̯͎͔͓̥͎̉̂͂̓͊͑̊̆͑͑͂̑̃̿́͒́̚͘͝ͅh̸̩̟̳̻̺̠̠͎̦̃͋̀̍̍̈́͆͗̍̍̈́́̀̄̈̇̅͘͠ö̷̻̞͚͍̟̪̝̓̆͛̓̀̐͂̂͂̽́̉̈́̿̍̈͐̇̀̀̋͝͝p̴̨̜̙̩͚͈̓̃͊́̉̚͘a̵̛̳̰̮͑͐̍̈̊͊̈́̿͂̑͑̉͆̊̽̌͋͌͆͘̚͠͠t̵̡̧̨̰̲̬̫̞̗̦̙͎̠̭͇̰̺̫͎̯̤̰̙͎̂̄̈́͒̊͊̽̿͌͌͊̃͐̎͛̐́̏̀͐̎͒͗͘͘͟͜͡ḩ̶͈̹͉̟͕͈̙͚̠͔̣̎́͆́͆̑̂̐̓̈̐̈̒̆̆̚̕̕͡͠͝͠**
	+ **Kind hearted**
	+ N̴͍̒̿̈͂õ̷̰̪̟̝̓̔t̷̬͉̤͔͍́̃̔̆͋ **Friendly**
	+ **Smart**
Captain Falcon

**Captain Falcon** is a fictional character from *Nintendo's F-Zero* franchise. He was renowned throughout the Milky Way Galaxy as both a bounty hunter and racer and is also the mascot of the exact franchise.

## Biography

Nintendo originally meant for Captain Falcon to be the flagship character of the then-new Super Nintendo Entertainment System. However, this never panned out, and Captain Falcon was instead relegated to being the mascot of F-Zero.

F-Zero was released in 1990 for the Super Famicom in Japan and its western counterpart, the SNES. It introduced the first character design of Captain Falcon along with the other three F-Zero series characters that appeared in the game as racing pilots, along with their respective futuristic racing machines, such as Captain Falcon's Blue Falcon. The manual to the game featured an eight-page comic featuring these characters, with the comic's story revolving around one of Falcon's trademark bounty-hunting missions in his Falcon Flyer transport ship. Captain Falcon's design and backstory would be revised in future iterations of the F-Zero series; his design in F-Zero X for Nintendo 64 would be used for his appearances as a playable fighter in 1999's Super Smash Bros. and 2001's Super Smash Bros. Melee, and his most recent "main" design is in F-Zero GX for GameCube. In all these appearances, Captain Falcon and his machine are touted as the most balanced and easy-to-play-with machine for that game, so players of a new F-Zero game almost always play as Captain Falcon first. He is also known as the game's main character.

## Appearances in Fan-Made Fighting Games

### **M.U.G.E.N Trilogy**

Captain Falcon made his official appearance in the fighting video game, M.U.G.E.N Trilogy. He can be unlocked by scanning his *Super Smash Bros.* amiibo or his AR Card. Captain Falcon uses his own moveset from the Super Smash Bros. franchise.

#### **Assist Attacks**

 **β** | Falcon Kick
 **γ** | Raptor Boost
A Main Character

***#Dorsman***

**Short Description**:

Doorsman is a constantly smiling psychopath entity in a gray suit, 1.83 m tall, with black skin, without eyes but still able to see, wearing a black top hat covering half of his head, who eats people's souls and enjoys torturing them.

**Detailed Description:**

**Age:** 20 septillion

**Personality:** Psychopathic, always smiling, ruthless

**Appearance:** 1.83m tall, black top hat, gray suit, black leather, black cloak, eyeless but can still see

**Rank:** King of Backrooms, Grim Reaper of Time

**Gender:** Male

**Type:** Slender

**Other Information:**

He is the twin of Aloneman, the unknown brother of Slenderman, and the older brother of Doorswoman and Alonewoman. He can teleport at 15 septillion times the speed of light. She is extremely powerful, meaning she can easily destroy a galaxy. He has black tentacles like Slenderman's. He is also the uncle of Oliver and Olivia. Ranked 5th according to my characters power rankings. He likes to kill people.
July 19

**July 19** is the 200th day of the year (201st in leap years); 165 days remain until the end of the year.

These are the events that happened on July 19:

## Events

### 1920s

1926 – Making Friends is released to Australia and New Zealand.

### 1930s

1936 – The Wrong Road is released internationally.

### 1970s

1976 – Season 11 Episode 5 of Apparent, Enlightful Day, premieres on Brennan City Channel.

### 1980s

1981 – Of The Valley is released to the United States.

1983 – Filing Cabinet is released to Australia and New Zealand.

1988 – Ninety-Five is released to home video.

### 1990s

1992 – Gran Turismo Sport is released internationally.

1994 – Circulation is tested on some projectors.

1995 – Wrong Place! is released to Brennan City Theaters.

1995 – The Son of Jesus is released to Vyond Theaters.

1998 – Finally There is released to home video.

### 2000s

2002 – Season 29 Episode 3 of Apparent, The Light of That, premieres on Brennan City Channel.

2005 – Season 10 Episode 3 of The Amazing World of Gumball, The Mothers, premieres on Brennan City Channel.

2007 – Orchid is tested on some projectors.

2008 – Substance is released to the United States.

### 2010s

2013 – Season 16 Episode 4 of The Amazing World of Gumball, The Compilation, premieres on Brennan City Channel.

2013 – Apparent: The Movie 4 is released to Brennan City Theaters.

### 2020s

2022 – The season 42 premiere of Apparent, Took The Road III, premieres on Brennan City Channel.
Marth

**Marth**, also known as **Mars** in the *Fire Emblem anime* prior to his *Super Smash Bros.* debut, *Super Smash Bros. Melee* is the main protagonist of *Nintendo's* four *Fire Emblem* games in its franchise. His debut was in *Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon and the Blade of Light* and later, *Fire Emblem: Mystery of the Emblem*. Marth later reprised his role in *Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon* and *Fire Emblem: New Mystery of the Emblem*, Nintendo DS' remakes of these two games. Because no *Fire Emblem* games had ever been released outside Japan, but his popularity in *Super Smash Bros. Melee* (along with that of his counterpart Roy) is believed to have influenced Nintendo's decision to release almost every single subsequent *Fire Emblem* video game internationally.

## Biography

Marth was introduced in Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon and the Blade of Light for the Famicom console, which was later remade for Nintendo DS as Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon. While he was absent from the tangentially-related second game in the series, Fire Emblem Gaiden, Marth's role and place in the story of Archanea was later expanded on in the third game, Fire Emblem: Mystery of the Emblem, released on the Super Famicom in early 1994. Mystery of the Emblem featured both a remake of the original game and a continuation of that game's story, and the continued story was itself later remade for Nintendo DS as Fire Emblem: New Mystery of the Emblem, Heroes of Light and Shadow.

Marth is the prince of Altea, one of the Seven Kingdoms of the continent of Archanea. He is descended from the family of a legendary dragon-slayer, Anri, who once used the "blade of light", the Exalted Falchion, to defeat the sinister dragon-emperor Medeus. Marth is characterized as a courageous, good-natured and honorable man. He takes his royal responsibilities to his people very seriously, always putting their needs first, no matter how troubled he is by developments in his own personal life. As a leader, he not only cares deeply about his friends and comrades, but believes that he could not have achieved anything himself without their support. Later appearances tend to emphasize Marth's determination to save as many people as possible and ensure that none of his comrades die, even in seemingly hopeless situations.

## Appearances in Fan-Made Fighting Games

### **M.U.G.E.N Trilogy**

Marth made his playable appearance in M.U.G.E.N Trilogy. He can be unlocked by scanning his *Super Smash Bros.* amiibo or his AR Card. Marth uses his moveset from the Super Smash Bros. franchise.

#### **Assist Attacks**

 **β** | Dancing Blade (Anti-Air)
 **γ** | Dolphin Slash
Kirby

**Kirby** is the main protagonist of *Nintendo's Kirby* franchise. He is a round, pink creature hailing from Planet Popstar, and is best known for his ability to inhale enemies with certain powers so that he can copy their abilities and use their powers to defend his homeland from various threats ranging from his "arch-rival" King Dedede to outside evil forces. Kirby was created by Masahiro Sakurai, who also created the *Super Smash Bros.* franchise.

## Biography

Kirby is a resident of the yellow, star-shaped planet Popstar, and the planet's consistent hero. He is generally depicted with an easygoing, childlike personality. His round form is only 20 cm (8 inches) in height, though his dimensions are obviously enlarged in the Super Smash Bros. series. He lives in the peaceful kingdom of Dream Land and defends his home against foes such as King Dedede and the Dark Matter. Kirby can inhale forcefully, allowing him to swallow enemies in front of him and copy their abilities to fight back (known as a Copy Ability). He can also float by storing the air he inhales, making himself large and puffy. While Kirby's species is left unclear, he is not the only one of his kind; multiple Kirby-like beings are known to exist, including Meta Knight, who bears a striking resemblance to him.

## Appearances in Fighting Games

### **M.U.G.E.N Trilogy**

Kirby appears as a playable fighter in M.U.G.E.N Trilogy. He can be unlocked by scanning any of his amiibos or his AR Card. Kirby retains his moveset from the Super Smash Bros. franchise.

#### **Assist Attacks**

 **β** | Hammer Flip
 **γ** | Hammer Bash
Chick Hicks

**Chick Hicks** is a retired Piston Cup race car who now hosts his own television show, *Chick's Picks with Chick Hicks*, on the Racing Sports Network. As a racer, Chick was aggressive and often cheated by making other cars crash. He had an intense rivalry with Lightning McQueen, who gave him the nickname "Thunder" because thunder always comes after lightning. Chick's number is 86, and he was sponsored by the Hostile Takeover Bank (HTB).
Lucas

**Lucas** is a fictional character from *Nintendo's EarthBound* franchise. He is currently the protagonist of *Mother 3* for the Game Boy Advance in Japan.

## Biography

Lucas is the main protagonist of Mother 3. The son of Flint and Hinawa, he is characterized as more timid than his twin brother, Claus. While playable briefly during the prologue of Mother 3, he is an NPC for the first three chapters of the game, with Flint, Duster, and Salsa being the main characters of those chapters. After reappearing in the climax of Chapter 3 against the Pork Tank, he becomes the main playable character after the three-year time skip to Chapter 4, and retains this role for the remainder of the game.

While he initially leaves his hometown of Tazmily Village to locate Duster, he quickly becomes involved in a greater struggle against the Pigmask Army. He learns PSI, and his ability to use PK Love sets him into a chase against the Masked Man to pull four of the Seven Needles to awaken the Dark Dragon living under the Nowhere Islands. Lucas' main party of allies includes Kumatora, Duster, and his beloved pet dog Boney.

In battle, Lucas fills the same archetype as his predecessor Ness did in EarthBound, being somewhat slow, but having a strong basic attack and access to a variety of PSI techniques such as stat boosts, Lifeup, PK Flash, and the aforementioned PK Love. Where previous Mother protagonists wielded baseball bats, Lucas generally wields sticks.

## Appearances in Fan-Made Fighting Games

### **M.U.G.E.N Trilogy**

Lucas made his playable appearance in the fighting video game, M.U.G.E.N Trilogy. He can be unlocked by scanning his *Super Smash Bros.* amiibo or his Augmented Reality Card. Lucas retains his own moveset from the Super Smash Bros. franchise.

#### **Assist Attacks**

 **β** | PK Freeze
 **γ** | PK Thunder
Captain Olimar

**Captain Olimar** is a fictional character from *Nintendo's Pikmin* franchise. Because of a serious encounter against a meteor during a vacation, Olimar's spaceship, the S.S. Dolphin crash lands onto an unknown planet called PNF-404. By chance, he has a run-in with an indigenous plant and animal hybrid species called Pikmin, a species that he would gain the ability to befriend them so that he can encounter on subsequent adventures.

## Biography

   Captain Olimar hails from the planet Hocotate. As a Hocotatian, Olimar's appearance is largely humanoid, yet displays a number of distinct traits: he is extremely minuscule in size (being ≈1.9 cm, ≈0.75 in tall), has a large head-to-body ratio, a bulbous nose, pointy ears, small tufts of hair and hyphen-shaped eyes that, during moments of surprise, comically bulge out and appear similar to human eyes. In regard to Olimar's personality, it is revealed via his journal that he is caring and dedicated to his family, while also having a taste for the arts and that he "always had a way with animals", the latter of which is evident with his Piklopedia. Olimar's name is a reference to Nintendo's mascot, Mario: his Japanese name, "Orimā", is "Mario" written backward in Japanese when written in kana.

Captain Olimar debuted in the Nintendo GameCube game, Pikmin, where he is the playable character. His first adventure details how his vacation is derailed due to his ship, the S.S. Dolphin, crash landing on an uncharted planet after it is struck by a meteor. Upon landing and discovering that the S.S. Dolphin has been severely damaged and that his life support system will expire in thirty days, which is further compounded by the planet's atmosphere being rich in oxygen (which is poisonous to Hocotatians), Olimar sets out to repair his ship. He also stumbles upon a sentient, indigenous plant/animal hybrid species, which he dubs Pikmin to help him find his ship's parts. There are three possible endings to Pikmin; in the canon ending, Olimar returns home with the S.S. Dolphin fully repaired, segueing directly into the beginning of Pikmin 2.

## Appearances in Fan-Made Fighting Games

### **M.U.G.E.N Trilogy**

Olimar made his playable appearance in the fighting video game, M.U.G.E.N Trilogy. He can be unlocked by scanning either his *Super Smash Bros.* amiibo, or the Pikmin amiibo from *Hey! Pikmin*. Olimar uses his own moveset from the Super Smash Bros. franchise.

#### **Assist Attacks**

 **β** | Pikmin Throw (C. Normal Down)
 **γ** | Pikmin Chain
Diddy Kong

**Diddy Kong**, often shortened to Diddy, is the sidekick of Donkey Kong and the secondary main protagonist of *Nintendo's Donkey Kong* franchise. He also appears as a recurring character in the *Super Mario* franchise. His debut was in the SNES video game, *Donkey Kong Country* and was created by Rare where he was starred in many other titles, such as *Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest*, which was also for the SNES. He also has his own racing video games, *Diddy Kong Racing* for the Nintendo 64, and *Diddy Kong Racing DS*, a Nintendo DS remake of the original one. Because he was Donkey Kong's best friend, sidekick and nephew, he is known for his fast speed, incredible agility, high jumps, great strength and super climbing.

## Biography

Diddy Kong is a young monkey who is Donkey Kong's best friend and sidekick in the Donkey Kong series. He is also the main character in *Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest* and *Diddy Kong Racing* (also *Diddy Kong Racing DS*). He wears a red hat with the Nintendo logo on it and a red shirt with stars on it. Also, Diddy Kong has a girlfriend named Dixie Kong.

In Donkey Kong Country, Donkey Kong hires Diddy to guard the Kongs' banana hoard from the Kremlings who might want to steal it. Overhearing this, King K. Rool sends an attack on Diddy, who is tossed in a barrel and thrown into the bushes. Donkey Kong soon finds and frees him, and the two set out on an adventure to get their bananas back. In the game, Diddy Kong was used either for two-player mode, or as a sort of hit point. As long as either Donkey Kong or Diddy Kong were alive, a life was not lost. The missing teammate could then be retrieved by breaking open a barrel with the letters DK on it, similar to the one Diddy was initially trapped in.

Since his debut, he has appeared in many games, ranging from those in the Donkey Kong universe, like *Donkey Kong Barrel Blast*, to those in the *Mario* universe, such as *Mario Kart: Double Dash!!*, *Mario Strikers Charged* and *Mario Tennis Aces*.

## Appearances in Fan-Made Fighting Games

### **M.U.G.E.N Trilogy**

Diddy Kong made his playable appearance in the fighting video game, M.U.G.E.N Trilogy. He can be unlocked by scanning his amiibo or his Augmented Reality card. Diddy Kong uses his own moveset from the *Super Smash Bros.* franchise.

#### **Assist Attacks**

 **β** | Monkey Flip
 **γ** | Rocketbarrel Attack
Mewtwo

**Mewtwo**, also known as **The Reawakened Legend** is the fictional Genetic Pokémon from *Nintendo's Pokémon* franchise which debuted in the first generation of the franchise.

## Biography

Mewtwo is Pokémon #150 in the Generation I Pokédex, the final Pokémon in the list when not counting the generally unobtainable Mew which is #151 in the Pokédex. It is a clone of Mew that has been altered by unscrupulous scientists in order to increase its power and make it solely oriented for battling. As a result, it retains Mew's feline features, but instead sports a gray and purple coloration, a large, humanoid physique and even stronger psychic abilities, due to the alterations to its genetic source material. The Pokédex also categorizes Mewtwo as the "Genetic Pokémon".

Mewtwo's mentality also vastly differs from Mew's: the last journal entry written by a researcher who oversaw Mewtwo's origin mentions that its viciousness lead to it violently escaping captivity, while Pokédex entries in Generations I and II establish that it thinks only of defeating its opponents and supplements this intention with a propensity for focusing its powers and resting in undiscovered areas.

## Appearances in Fan-Made Fighting Games

### **M.U.G.E.N Trilogy**

Mewtwo made its playable appearance in the fighting video game, M.U.G.E.N Trilogy. It can be unlocked after using its *Super Smash Bros.* amiibo or its AR Card. Mewtwo uses its own moveset from the Super Smash Bros. franchise.
Samus Aran

**Samus Aran** is the main protagonist of Nintendo's Metroid franchise. She is the galaxy's most famous bounty hunter who helps the Galactic Federation in their fight against the Space Pirates. Samus is currently praised as one of Nintendo's heroic icons.

## Biography

Samus made her debut in the Nintendo Entertainment System video game, Metroid (1986). The original game concepts for *Metroid* were done by director Makoto Kanoh and designer Hiroji Kiyotake.

Much like Link, Samus is largely silent during gameplay and defined by the player's actions, although she is occasionally given spoken dialogue or introductory monologues. This carries over to both her incarnations in *Super Smash Bros.* where the "standard" Samus is completely silent and her Zero Suit counterpart has a small number of spoken lines. *Metroid: Other M* attempted to introduce more personality, characterization and backstory to Samus; however, the game's approach resulted in significant fan and critical controversy. *Metroid: Samus Returns* and *Metroid Dread*, in addition to subsequent *Super Smash Bros.* games would revert Samus to her previous, largely silent and stoic depiction, with body language helping to get her thoughts across.

## Appearances in Fan-made Fighting Games

### **M.U.G.E.N Trilogy**

Samus makes her appearance in the fighting game, M.U.G.E.N Trilogy. She can be unlocked by scanning her amiibo or her AR Card. All of Samus' special moves return from each Super Smash Bros. game, with two new hyper combos.

#### **Assist Attacks**

 **β** | Screw Attack
 **γ** | Charge Shot (Full Charge)
Young Link

**Young Link** is one of Link's multiple incarnations in *Nintendo's The Legend of Zelda* franchise. Because several Links have appeared throughout the franchise, this one appears as a playable fighter in the *Super Smash Bros.* franchise and M.U.G.E.N Trilogy. Young Link is currently known as the hero of time and appeared as the main protagonist of *The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time* and *The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask*.

## Biography

The first appearance of a prepubescent Link is in the series' first installment. This is confirmed by the trophy description for Young Link in Super Smash Bros. Melee, which refers to the Link featured in this game as his first appearance. In Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, Pac-Man's Classic Mode route uses Young Link to represent the series' debut in 1986, and the Spirit Battle for Link (The Legend of Zelda) uses Young Link's 2nd costume color as a puppet fighter.

However, the playable Young Link in the Super Smash Bros. series and M.U.G.E.N Trilogy is based specifically upon the incarnation who made his debut in The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, in which the "Hero of Time" begins his quest as a young boy. Initially growing up in Kokiri Forest under assumption of being a Kokiri, Link was eventually summoned by the Great Deku Tree to receive his very own fairy, Navi. During this, the Tree also reveals that Link is destined to save Hyrule by preventing a desert man clad in black armor known as Ganondorf, from acquiring the Triforce, an almighty relic that can grant any wish.

## Appearances in Fan-Made Fighting Games

### **M.U.G.E.N Trilogy**

Young Link made his playable appearance in the fighting video game, M.U.G.E.N Trilogy. He can be unlocked by scanning his *Super Smash Bros.* amiibo or his AR Card. Young Link uses his own moveset from the Super Smash Bros. franchise, with new special moves being added.

#### **Assist Attacks**

 **β** | Spin Attack
 **γ** | Boomerang
Pit

**Pit** is the main protagonist of *Nintendo's Kid Icarus* franchise. As the Captain of Palutena's Army, Pit fights on her behalf while receiving her assistance via Powers and her vast knowledge so that he can protect humanity and maintain celestial balance.

## Biography

Pit is an angel from Angel Land. His wings are only strong enough to fly for short distances, unless he uses the Wings of Pegasus. Taking up his sacred bow to stop the dark goddess Medusa after she attacked his home of Skyworld and imprisoned Palutena, he set out to gather the Three Sacred Treasures: the Light Arrow, the Mirror Shield, and the Wings of Pegasus. Fighting his way through the Underworld, Overworld and Skyworld, Pit was able to gather the three treasures and defeat Medusa, ending her threat.

Pit reappeared again in Kid Icarus: Of Myths and Monsters for the Game Boy, which served as the only sequel in his series for nearly twenty years. In this game, Pit was sent to train and gather the Three Sacred Treasures again so that he could defeat a demonic monster called Orcos. This game went largely unnoticed, partially due to the fact that it was not released in Japan until 2012 via the Virtual Console. However, aspects of Pit's design that were introduced in this game, such as his redesigned blue eyes, brown hair, and laurel crown, as well as the design of the series' logo, made reappearances years later in Super Smash Bros. Brawl. Due to all of this, Of Myths and Monsters is considered canon.

## Appearances in Fan-Made Fighting Games

### **M.U.G.E.N Trilogy**

Pit made his playable appearance in the fighting video game, M.U.G.E.N Trilogy. He can be unlocked by scanning his *Super Smash Bros.* amiibo or his AR Card. Pit uses his own moveset from the Super Smash Bros. franchise.

#### **Assist Attacks**

 **β** | Palutena Bow
 **γ** | Palutena Bow (Anti-Air)
Mega Man

**Mega Man**, also known as **Rockman** in Japan and both **Mega** and **Rock** is the main protagonist from *Capcom's Mega Man* franchise.

## Biography

Mega Man is a highly advanced robot with a near-human personality created by Dr. Thomas Light. In the year 200X, Dr. Light and Dr. Albert Wily worked together to create robots with unprecedented artificial intelligence that could be used to supervise other less advanced robots. The prototype of these robots was known as Proto Man (also called Blues), but having a free-spirited personality, and fearing being tampered with to fix an unstable core, he ran away. Dr. Light theorized that Proto Man ran away because he desired a companion, so he next designed two robots: Rock, designed as a lab assistant, and Roll, designed for house work. Based on these successes, Light and Wily then built six Robot Masters: Cut Man, Guts Man, Ice Man, Bomb Man, Fire Man, and Elec Man. However, Dr. Wily grew jealous of the recognition Light received for their work. Wily began his designs for world conquest and stole the Robot Masters. Seeing Rock and Roll as useless, Wily left them behind, inadvertently creating his ultimate undoing, as Rock would volunteer to be converted into a fighting robot. As Mega Man, he would thwart Wily's plans time and time again.

As Mega Man, Rock possesses the Mega Buster, a weapon that converts his hands into a powerful energy cannon. From Mega Man 4 onwards until Mega Man 9, the Buster can be charged to release a Charge Shot. Beginning in Mega Man 3 and again continuing until Mega Man 9, he also possesses the ability to slide along the ground. Mega Man's most impressive power, however, is his Variable Weapons System, which allows him to copy the powers of Robot Masters he defeats. These weapons then prove useful for taking out smaller enemies or another Robot Master weak to that particular weapon in a rock-paper-scissor style system.

In the *Marvel vs. Capcom* franchise, Mega Man made his playable debut in *Marvel vs. Capcom: Clash of Super Heroes*. His moves originate from various Mega Man games. He also has a hyper combo that lets him transform into Hyper Mega Man.

## Appearances in Fan-Made Fighting Games

### **M.U.G.E.N Trilogy**

Mega Man appears as a playable character in the fighting video game, M.U.G.E.N Trilogy. He can be unlocked by scanning his *Super Smash Bros.* amiibo or his AR Card. Mega Man uses his own moveset originated from Marvel vs. Capcom 2: New Age of Heroes.

#### **Assist Attacks**

 **β** | Mega Ball
 **γ** | Tornado Hold
Wario

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**Wario** is an villainous, fictional character originating from *Nintendo's Super Mario* franchise, who appears to be popular enough to spawn his own side-franchise. He is currently known to be the rival of Mario.

## Biography

When Nintendo launched the Game Boy handheld system in 1989, Gunpei Yokoi's Super Mario Land launched with it. Mario's 8-bit adventure was so successful that three years later, a sequel arrived. Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins takes place directly after the first game, when Mario comes home after defeating the evil alien Tatanga (who was responsible for kidnapping Princess Daisy). When he arrives, he discovers that his castle has been taken over by his antagonistic, greedy counterpart, Wario, and he must retrieve the 6 Golden Coins hidden around the land to get his home back, while Tatanga's appearance as a boss in one of the levels provided possible hints that Wario could have been behind the events of the original Super Mario Land. In the final showdown, Wario was revealed to look very much like Mario himself, except fatter, more muscular, slightly shorter, and with a big, bulbous nose that had a jagged, pointy mustache jutting out of it. In a three-part battle, Wario uses the same power-ups that Mario had access to throughout the game, and adds his own abilities to the mix. Wario charges at his opponent with his shoulder, and crashes to the floor butt first, which become staple moves for the character in future games. After getting defeated by Mario, he reverted to a "tiny" form, and escaped out the window to search for better treasures.

Wario has a starring role in the third game in the franchise, Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3 in 1994. It takes place directly after Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins, in which Wario sets out to earn as much gold as humanly possible, so he can buy his own castle and rub it in Mario's face. This game played differently than the first two games, because Wario brought his own style with him. Instead of deploying acrobatics like Mario, Wario relied on his brute strength, and the ability to sport various hats that gave him different powers, such as a dragon hat that spewed fire. He also gained his own villain in this adventure, the equally greedy Captain Syrup, who captured a Genie to use for her own selfish purposes. By the end of the quest, Wario gives both Syrup and the Genie a sound thrashing, and pays the Genie to grant him his castle.

## Appearances in Fan-Made Fighting Games

### **M.U.G.E.N Trilogy**

Wario made his official appearance in the fighting video game, M.U.G.E.N Trilogy. He can be unlocked after scanning any of his amiibos or his AR Card. Wario uses his own moveset from the Super Smash Bros. franchise.

#### **Assist Attacks**

 **β** | Wario Waft
 **γ** | Wario Bike
King Dedede

**King Dedede** is a fictional character from *Nintendo's Kirby* franchise. Since his debut in *Kirby's Dream Land* for the *Game Boy* as a villain, King Dedede steadily transitioned into both an anti-hero and Kirby's "arch-frenemy" by making allies with him on a number of occasions for the greated good while maintaining their rivalry. According to Nintendo, creator Masahiro Sakurai currently assumes the voice role for King Dedede.

## Biography

King Dedede is a rotund, blue bird who possesses an egocentric and selfish disposition, which is best exemplified by his status as the self-proclaimed king of Dream Land. His signature attire consists of a red, regal coat with white fur trim and his personal emblem, a stylized version of his hand striking the V sign, embossed on the back. He also wears yellow mitten-like gloves, a red tuque with a white fur pom-pom and gold crown-like brim, and a sash featuring blue and white trim with red and yellow tessellated triangles.

King Dedede's powers are vaguely similar to Kirby's, but unlike the pink hero, he is able to inhale enemies and then spit them out as projectiles without having a chance to copy their abilities, or inhale air in order to puff himself up and float, the latter of which he learned after rigorous training following his first defeat at Kirby's hands. Outside of this, Dedede wields a large wooden mallet as his signature weapon; this mallet is depicted in some games as having special features built into it, such as a powerful jet engine, or the ability to fire missiles or a chargeable laser cannon.

## Appearances in Fan-Made Fighting Games

### **M.U.G.E.N Trilogy**

King Dedede made his playable appearance in the fighting video game, M.U.G.E.N Trilogy. He can be unlocked after scanning his *Super Smash Bros.* amiibo or his AR Card. King Dedede uses his own moveset from the Super Smash Bros. franchise.

#### **Assist Attacks**

 **β** | Inhale
 **γ** | Jet Hammer
Jigglypuff

**Jigglypuff** is a fictional creature from *Nintendo's Pokémon* franchise, who made its debut in the franchise's first generation.

## Biography

Jigglypuff (also known as Purin in Japan) first appears as one of the 151 species of Pokémon in Pokémon Red and Green (February 27, 1996), and appears in all subsequent installments. Jigglypuff was highly prominent and popular recurring character in the original Pokémon anime series, known for putting any human or Pokémon to sleep with its irresistible singing. Prior to Generation VI, Jigglypuff was solely a Normal-type Pokémon, but later in Generation VI, the Fairy-type was added to the pre-existing 17 others, and gained it as a secondary type.

The Pokédex provides additional biological info about the Jigglypuff species: After it mesmerizes its foe with its large, round eyes, it sings its lullaby until the foe sleeps, and does not stop to breathe until the foe is fully asleep; it can perform longer with its single breath if it inflates its body with air beforehand. Its vocal chords can freely adjust the wavelength of its voice, and it sings at precisely the right wavelength to make its foes most drowsy. The sound waves of its singing voice match the brain waves of someone in a deep sleep. Nothing can avoid falling asleep after hearing a Jigglypuff's song, but some are more naturally resistant to the effects than others and take much longer to sleep. This effectively endangers a singing Jigglypuff's life because it cannot breathe. The Pokédex also categorizes Jigglypuff at #039 as the "Balloon Pokémon".

Jigglypuff's somewhat feminine appearance may lead others to refer to it as "she". Indeed, while there are both male and female Jigglypuff within the Pokémon universe, females are more common than males, with 75% of all Jigglypuff being female. However, per Nintendo's stance on referring to Pokémon with gender neutral pronouns regardless of gender differences, the Jigglypuff in the Super Smash Bros. and M.U.G.E.N series is referred to as "it".

## Appearances in Fan-Made Fighting Games

### **M.U.G.E.N Trilogy**

Jigglypuff made its appearance in M.U.G.E.N Trilogy. The Balloon Pokémon can be unlocked by scanning its *Super Smash Bros.* amiibo or the AR Card. Jigglypuff uses its own moveset from the Super Smash Bros. franchise.

#### **Assist Attacks**

 **β** | Rollout
 **γ** | Sing