Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl Underrated Characters Fans Want

All of the characters that have been announced so far for the game seem to have very different play styles and moves, unlike Smash Bros that has its fair share of clone characters. An opportunity is available to make an extremely unique character by having the game's first duo character, and the popular brothers of Dagget and Norbert from Angry Beavers are the best candidate for t

Tag team game modes are almost a given in a multiplayer brawl game like this one . There are a few moments within the trailer that show a couple of characters teaming up against another player. This could very well just be a free-for-all situation but more than likely the trailer is slyly pointing to team-based modes.

Seeing that one stage in the trailer pointed to or hinted at certain platform-specific characters or stages. This may not actually happen at launch but could certainly be an aspect for DLC down the line.


It's gameplay can be enjoyed online via official servers, and more updates will continue to slowly come out as its developer also works on Fraymakers , an indie crossover fighting game that recently had a successful crowdfunding campaign. That original game will feature Ultra Fishbunjin 3000 from Slap City and Orcane from Rivals of Aether , so fans of those games should keep an eye on it as w

The announcement of Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl certainly came as a surprise, to fighting game fans and cartoon enthusiasts alike. Taking inspiration from the likes of Super Smash Bros. , Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl brings together characters from the company’s history to duke it out in arena matches. Competitors include characters from SpongeBob Squarepants , Invader Zim, and even Ren and Stimpy. It’s also great seeing the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles make an appearance as well. The character options are almost as wild as some of the zaniest suggestions for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate DLC fighters. The roster definitely seems stacked, though some fighters making their way to the arena are still unknown at the time of writing. While it’s great to see fan-favorites make the cut, there are certainly plenty of underrated mascots that deserve a spot on the roster too.


Jenny has a massive following of fans even though the show was short-lived, and she was literally built for a game like this one. Jenny's super strength and speed, as well as her large array of weaponry she can turn her hands and feet into would give her a move-set that will make Jenny the fan-favorite she was always meant to

The trailer for Nickelodeon: All-Stars Brawl shows off a good amount of stages from the likes of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Hey Arnold, Spongebob Squarepants, and even Ren and Stimpy. The stages that are shown briefly might be unlockable secret stages or perhaps even variations on the default stage.

Each character that appears in the Nickelodeon: All-Stars Brawl Stars updates trailer seems to have their own items or weapons to utilize in battle. The trailer shows specific items that tie directly to each character. It's hard to know if these items are just cosmetic flourishes or if they are actual weapons.

Patrick Star and Oblina are shown in the trailer making some silly moves at the camera or other characters which might lead to the possibility of various taunts to equip to use in-match. While character taunts don't really do much to alter gameplay, they do at least provide a fun and lighthearted way to express yourself in a multiplayer match.


While Power Stone 2 is technically an arena fighter, there's no arguing that it's the arena fighter closest to Super Smash Bros . Power Stone 2 upgrades its player count from two to four, and focuses even more on items and environmental interaction than the first game did. The result is a chaotic brawl across multiple surprisingly dynamic stages that are up there with the best Super Smash Bros. has to offer. This series is harder to come by these days, having only been released on Dreamcast , PSP, and in arcades, but emulation should provide a good way to experience this often-forgotten Capcom clas

Boy Kappa Mikey sure was a trainwreck of the early 2000s, wasn't it? This show, created by Larry Schwarz, would be the most memorable thing Larry was a part of. The idea was that Mikey, an American Actor, would travel to Japan to star in a show, and would meet a bunch of characters along the way that were designed after anime stereotypes to contrast his Western animation stereotype character. It was a mess of a show, yet it still carved out a little space in all of our minds who saw it as kids/teens, and it hasn't left since.


Those looking for another high quality platform fighter can look no further than Rivals of Aether . This 2D fighter features animal champions from four elemental factions (along with Ori and Shovel Knight guest characters), and again sports a roster full of diverse characters and playstyles. This title has interesting modes like the randomized challenges in Abyss Mode, the more casual Tetherball minigame, and Abyss Versus, which will let players take their custom builds into battle with frie