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:[[File:SpecialStagesSymbol.svg|16px|link=The Mysterious Murasame Castle (universe)]] [[Takamaru]] Outfit, Takamaru Wig {{head|Mii Swordfighter|g=SSB4|s=16px}} | :[[File:SpecialStagesSymbol.svg|16px|link=The Mysterious Murasame Castle (universe)]] [[Takamaru]] Outfit, Takamaru Wig {{head|Mii Swordfighter|g=SSB4|s=16px}} (ps:already in as doc) | ||
:[[File:SpecialStagesSymbol.svg|16px|link=wikipedia:Skies of Arcadia]] [[wikipedia:Skies of Arcadia#Characters|Vyse]] Outfit, Vyse Wig {{head|Mii Swordfighter|g=SSB4|s=16px}} | :[[File:SpecialStagesSymbol.svg|16px|link=wikipedia:Skies of Arcadia]] [[wikipedia:Skies of Arcadia#Characters|Vyse]] Outfit, Vyse Wig {{head|Mii Swordfighter|g=SSB4|s=16px}} | ||
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Revision as of 15:36, December 16, 2015
Here's some stuff that I think would be cool in Smash. Next game? DLC for the current? I dunno. Just some ideas. I'm not 100% deeply attached to most of these, but I would enjoy seeing them. Comments are welcomed, if you're so inclined.
Add a universe
Instances of adding or promoting a whole universe to "major" representation.
The Wonderful 101
| Wonder-Red | |
|---|---|
 
Official artwork of Wonder-Red from The Wonderful 101. | |
| Universe | The Wonderful 101 |
| Debut | The Wonderful 101 (2013) |
| Smash Bros. appearances | SSB4 |
| Most recent non-Smash appearance | The Wonderful 101 (2013) |
| Console/platform of origin | Wii U |
| Species | Human |
| Wonder-Red's special moves | |
|---|---|
| |
| Neutral special | Wonderful Cyclone |
| Side special | Wonderful Stinger |
| Up special | Wonderful Rising |
| Down special | Unite Morph |
| Final Smash | Platinum Robo |
| Blossom City | |
|---|---|
| |
| Universe | The Wonderful 101 |
| Appears in | SSB4 |
| Availability | Downloadable |
| Maximum players | 8 |
| Tracks available | For 3DS: Tables Turn ST01: Roll Out, Wonderful 100! (Alternate) For Wii U: Tables Turn ST01: Roll Out, Wonderful 100! ST02: Head for Blossom Tower Jergingha - Planet Destruction Form The Won-Stoppable Wonderful 101 |
Splatoon
| Inkling | |
|---|---|
 
Official artwork of an orange female Inkling from Splatoon. | |
| Universe | Splatoon |
| Debut | Splatoon (2015) |
| Smash Bros. appearances | SSB4 Ultimate |
| Most recent non-Smash appearance | Splatoon (2015) |
| Console/platform of origin | Wii U |
| Species | Inkling |
| Article on Inkipedia | Inkling |
| Inkling's special moves | |
|---|---|
|
| |
| Neutral special | Splat Charger |
| Side special | Inkbrush |
| Up special | Super Jump |
| Down special | Splat Bomb |
| Final Smash | Inkstrike |
Killer Wail (item)
| Saltspray Rig | |
|---|---|
| |
| Universe | Splatoon |
| Appears in | SSB4 |
| Availability | Downloadable |
| Maximum players | 8 |
| Tracks available | For 3DS: Splattack! Seaskape (Alternate) For Wii U: Splattack! Ink or Sink Seaskape Kraken Up Shellfie Split and Splat Sucker Punch Splatfest Battle Tentacular Circus Calamari Inkantation |
| Article on Inkipedia | Saltspray Rig |
Other content
Playable characters
Realistic expectations
Plausible first/second-party newcomers from represented series. Veterans are much appreciated as well, of course.
Out-there possibilities
Improbable third-party choices who would be appealing for various reasons.
Assist Trophies
Green Glove
Papa Painguin
Yellow Wollywog
King Hippo
Rhythm Punching Bag
Diamond Golem
Chun-Li- Firebird
- Chibi-Robo
- Karate Joe
- Mallo
- Monita
- Professor Layton
- Jibanyan
Gamyga
Items
Mii costumes
Still not sure why these are DLC, but okay.
- Diddy Kong Cap
- Slime Hat
Darunia Suit, Darunia Hat 
Blaziken Suit, Blaziken Hat 
Tifa Outfit, Tifa Wig - Rayman Outfit, Rayman Wig
Teddy Outfit, Teddy Wig 
Corrin's Armor, Corrin Wig - Takamaru Outfit, Takamaru Wig (ps:already in as doc)
- Vyse Outfit, Vyse Wig
Dark Samus's Armor, Dark Samus's Helmet 
Sharla Outfit, Sharla Wig 
Bass Outfit, Bass's Helmet - Lucca's Outfit, Lucca's Helmet
Stages
Bob-omb Battlefield- Super Bell Hill
- Bowser's Castle
- Yoshi's House
- Nep-Enut's Domain
- Sunset Shore
- Golden Temple
- Homecoming Hijinx
- Hyrule Field
- Dragon Roost Island
- Tower of Hera
- Chozodia
- Phendrana Drifts
- Sanctuary Fortress
Galactic NOVA- Patch Land
Meteo- Area 6
- Bell Tower
- Sootopolis City
- Realgam Tower
Sand Ocean- Fire Field
- Saturn Valley
- Osohe Castle
Infinite Glacier
Manhole
That First Town- Lightning Chariot Base
Syrup Castle- Diamond City
- Twilight River
Gyromite
Town Hall- Training Room
- Rhythm Kung-Fu
- Eryth Sea
- Fallen Arm
- Primordia
Hogan's Alley
Casino Night Zone- Air Man Stage
Pac-Village- Save Point
Music tracks
I capped myself at a few songs per character universe otherwise the list would be far too long. A few series are omitted for now, but there's some other tracks thrown in too.
- Koopa's Road
- Come On!
- Buoy Base Galaxy
- Sprawling Savanna
- Title (Yoshi's Island)
- Underground Theme (Yoshi's Island)
- Overworld Theme (Yoshi's Island)
- Special Course (Woolly World)
- Krook's March
- Rockface Rumble
- Boulder Roller
- Busted Bayou
- Deku Palace
- Title (Wind Waker)
- Mini-Boss (Wind Waker)
- Silent Guardians
- Surface of SR388
- Brinstar Red Soil Swampy Area
- Phendrana Drifts (Depths)
- Tallon Overworld 2
- Ending (Kirby Super Star)
- City Trial
- Another Dimension
- Bouncing Boss Battle
- Route 42
- Route 120
- Friendly Battle (Colosseum)
- Route 15 (X & Y)
- Port Town
- The Long Distance of Murder (Red Canyon)
- Night of Big Blue
- Theme of Captain Falcon
- Hippie Battle
- Boy Meets Girl (Twoson)
- Dangerous Guys
- Piggy Guys
- Stage Select (Ice Climber)
- Octopus
- Skyworld (Kid Icarus)
- Overworld (Of Myths and Monsters)
- Four Seasons
- Pyoro
- Wistful Wild
- Title (Pikmin 3)
- Bingo Battle
- Game A (Gyromite)
- Rainy Day
- K.K. Chorale
- Wandering
- Minor Circuit (Super Punch-Out!!)
- Major Circuit
- Ending (Punch-Out!!)
- Training Menu
- Table Tilt
- Rhythm Kung-Fu
- Colony 9
- Unfinished Battle
- Mechonis Field
- The Key We've Lost
- Barker Bill's Trick Shooting
Nintendo 3DS eShop- Title (Find Mii II)
Main Theme (Metal Gear Solid)- Lethal Encounter
- Chemical Plant Zone
- Ice Cap Zone
- Dr. Cossack Stage 1
- Slash Man Stage
- Galaxy Man Stage
- Pac-Man Game Room
- Title (Pac-Man World)
- Guile's Theme
- In Front of the School Gate
- Elias's Stage
- Ending (No. 1 Bass Fishing)
- A Puzzling Afternoon
- GameCube Menu
Modes and system
- A new mode named Smash Dash. Essentially a platform/beat-'em-up combination, with elements similar to the Mushroom Kingdom Adventure Mode level, several Subspace Emissary levels, and Smash Run. Characters would be dropped into a randomly generated level, each of which would include light platforming elements and a random selection of enemies similar to Smash Run. Players would have access to a system of powers like Uprising and Smash Run. Ambushes are common.
- At each level's halfway point and conclusion, players will encounter a miniboss-style enemy such as Bonkers, who must be defeated to progress.
- After finishing two levels, players will fight a matching boss enemy, such as Petey Piranha if playing as Mario, Ridley if playing as Samus, Duon if fighting as Mr. Game & Watch, etc. Most series would provide an appropriate boss, and any characters from series without a boss would fight one from a thematically similar series or from the SSE.
- Defeating the boss "clears" the mode as that character, similar to Adventure Mode (and would award the "Alt." trophy or similar). However, players can keep playing to fight through more levels, more midbosses, and bosses every other level. Each boss fight after the first is randomized. Clearing additional levels yields further rewards such as trophies, gold, etc.
- Allow players to set a default ruleset, rather than defaulting back to two-minute time matches.
- Custom moves and equipment are separated entirely, and matches can be played with both, either, or neither - and are clearly labeled. Custom moves may be used without building a "set", and can be assigned on the CSS.
- Custom moves are changed to have fewer cases of "more powerful but slower" and "weaker but faster" kinds of things, and instead more distinct customs that reference source material. For example, custom moves for Mario's Fireball could instead offer more distinct options like the Superball, or alternatives for Shulk's Back Slash being different arts like Shaker Edge.
- Trophies being somewhat less dependent on model rips from source games in general, allowing for more instances of older characters getting new models. (Melee had some of this, but how much of that was deliberate design choice versus how much was due to lack of contemporary 3D models isn't clear.)
- Third-party content is extended beyond only the series with playable characters to also include elements like music and trophies from other series by the same company, with preferential treatment to games which have appeared on Nintendo platforms. SSB4 already has some of this, but more would be good (e.g., why is there no Ace Attorney music).
- At the end of all major DLC development, new challenges are added for free involving the DLC characters and content. These would unlock additional trophies, CDs, etc. related to the new content.
