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*The anime adaptation of the 2016 light novel ''{{s|wikipedia|Bottom-tier Character Tomozaki}}'' revolves around Fumiya Tomozaki, the best player of ''Attack Families'' (a fictionalized version of ''Super Smash Bros.'', also known as Tackfam) in Japan under the alias of "nanashi", as he strives to live away from his social outcast life. The light novel features jargon and mechanics based on ''Super Smash Bros.'', including the use of [[GameCube controller]]s. The [https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/yowa-chara-tomozaki-kun/images/d/d7/Atafami-00.png/revision/latest?cb=20210109165721 rough sketch cover] of the game and the title screen in the anime references {{forwiiu}}, which was released two years before the light novel. However, in the anime which premiered in 2021, ''Attack Families'' is played on a fictionalized [[Nintendo Switch]]. | *The anime adaptation of the 2016 light novel ''{{s|wikipedia|Bottom-tier Character Tomozaki}}'' revolves around Fumiya Tomozaki, the best player of ''Attack Families'' (a fictionalized version of ''Super Smash Bros.'', also known as Tackfam) in Japan under the alias of "nanashi", as he strives to live away from his social outcast life. The light novel features jargon and mechanics based on ''Super Smash Bros.'', including the use of [[GameCube controller]]s. The [https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/yowa-chara-tomozaki-kun/images/d/d7/Atafami-00.png/revision/latest?cb=20210109165721 rough sketch cover] of the game and the title screen in the anime references {{forwiiu}}, which was released two years before the light novel. However, in the anime which premiered in 2021, ''Attack Families'' is played on a fictionalized [[Nintendo Switch]]. | ||
*Shortly after the final ''[[Mr. Sakurai Presents]]'' video, a color spread of the cover page for the latest chapter of the manga series ''One Piece'', Chapter 1028, showed many of the Straw Hat Pirates dressed up as characters from ''Super Smash Bros.'' (such as Luffy as Ken, Jinbe as Mario, Franky as Donkey Kong or Zoro as Link) as a tribute to this series.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://screenrant.com/one-piece-super-smash-bros-1028-manga-cover/|title=One Piece Heroes Become ''Super Smash Bros.'' Fighters in New Cover Art}}</ref> | *Shortly after the final ''[[Mr. Sakurai Presents]]'' video, a color spread of the cover page for the latest chapter of the manga series ''One Piece'', Chapter 1028, showed many of the Straw Hat Pirates dressed up as characters from ''Super Smash Bros.'' (such as Luffy as Ken, Jinbe as Mario, Franky as Donkey Kong or Zoro as Link) as a tribute to this series.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://screenrant.com/one-piece-super-smash-bros-1028-manga-cover/|title=One Piece Heroes Become ''Super Smash Bros.'' Fighters in New Cover Art}}</ref> | ||
*In the episode "Blue Bloods" from the Netflix animated series [https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inside_Job_(2021_TV_series) Inside Job], King K. Rool's inclusion in Smash is mentioned as one of the propaganda for the reptoids. | |||
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