The Great Super Smash Bros. Roster Wars of the Internet



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It’s smashing baby

0:00 Intro
3:20 Super Smash Bros.
11:36 Super Smash Bros. Melee
38:20 Super Smash Bros. Brawl
1:30:20 Super Smash Bros. For Wii U/3DS
3:00:02 TO BE CONCLUDED

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29 Comments

  1. 1:31:44 I rewatched all those old Brawl Taunt videos recently, and they are super nostalgic, but man the humour in those videos is of the time
    Also 3 FUCKING HOURS!?
    I'll be like Jigglypuff by the time this is over

  2. Wished clips of Brawl videos from popular youtube ranters at the time like BigAl and RandomDCE were used as examples of what criticism towards that game was like at the time it came out.

  3. My only takeaway from this video is that it kinda sucks we don't live in an era where a blurry photo is all you need to trick the internet. Technology has came very far, hasn't it? Also I am now saddened we got robbed of Rhythm Heaven in Smash 4 😔😔😔😔

  4. I am not ready for the fan discussions that'll come for Smash 6 if we ever get it. At least with Ultimate, I was a middle schooler and didn't explore enough on the Internet to absorb all the flame wars.

    Fake screenshots for Deltarune are bad enough.

  5. Really enjoyed the drip feeding over Twitter over these last couple months. As somebody who was active on Smashboards during Brawl, this was such a fun trip down memory lane. This rocks. Good work.

  6. I only got into the roster battles during smash 4 so hearing people craving Gino for over a decade feels like some deep-rooted insanity that slowly took over their entire personality

  7. I guess now I think about it, I wonder how many people who sent in messages for Sakurai back on that late 90s message board are still playing Smash Bros to this day?

  8. Roy's inclusion goes way deeper than you described here. Binding Blading infamously went through develoupment hell, originally planned to be a game for the N64 with a protagonist named Ike (yes its not a coincidence). The game got pushed back after Shouzou Kaga, the father of the Fire Emblem series, left nintendo over disagreements.

    Sakurai is and was a huge fire emblem, but was confused on how to include "Ike" because all he was given was concept art. Concept art that was changed over time, and with Sakurai left entirely without context. Roy's kit and personality was built entirely based on the assumption he was a firey shonen character, but in reality he was the complete opposite personalitywise Binding Blade. In an interview Sakurai actually talks about his experience picking up Binding Blade and being taken aback at how different the character actually was.

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