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<br>Understandably, some fans may find it strange to have an actual baby as a fighter, but Tommy is an animated character, so that shouldn't stop him. He can use a bottle or his trusty screwdriver as his weapons, or call in the Reptar Wagon to charge in and knock his enemies off the st<br><br>For example, the Manhattan stage from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles is shown quite a bit throughout the trailer. While it doesn't specifically show different variations, it could be a more hidden or nuanced feature that only happens during certain matches. Dynamic stages could make each subsequent match more exciting and varied.<br><br>While a non-violent, educational duo might not seem like a great fit for a fighter ( educational and fun is a tough mix to get right ), there are certainly plenty of opportunities for an interesting moveset here. 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<br>This wisecracking blue mouse lives in a hole in the wall of the titular CatDog's abode. While small, he definitely knows how to hold his own, thanks to his tough, streetwise attitude. He’s also known to crack wise with his housemates.<br><br>Nickelodeon: All-Stars Brawl is an exciting mashup of Super Smash Bros. adjacent gameplay fused with the charm and fun of Nickelodeon cartoons. This upcoming game looks to provide thrilling, beat 'em up fights, wacky stages, a plethora of beloved Nickelodeon characters, and much more for eager players to dive into.<br>The main trailer for this game showcases a wide array of stages to punch and brawl your way through. Having a large diversity of stages from the get-go will be optimal for this game's success. The trailer seems to show the same stages but with different characters in them. Perhaps this is alluding to the fact that there might be dynamic stage layouts that shift depending on the action taking place.<br><br>So, if the dev confirmation turns out to be true, Clipboards and a large group of other gamers are hedging their bets on the idea that a lot of longtime Smash players will quickly hop over to All-Stars [http://jiuan.org/uchome/link.php?url=http://www.annunciogratis.net/author/waynebch560 brawl Stars skins], since it seems like it'll be more of a competitive game than anyone was likely expecting.<br><br> <br>Donnie can move around the stage with a recklessness that can go unmatched thanks to his animalistic upbringing. He can jump around or maybe even swing around on vines for some of his attacks, or call on some animals to assist him with some wild attacks <br><br> <br>Staying on the topic of sprite-based Smash clones, Super Smash Flash 2 is probably the highest quality Smash fan-game out there. Super Smash Bros. 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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.<br><br>In the same fashion as the ever-adorable Kirby (even his enemies are cute) ’s copy ability in Super Smash Bros., Swiper could probably adopt his foes' talents. Instead of having a particularly strong skill set, maybe he could use his trickery to gain the upper hand. However he might hypothetically play, it would be great to see Swiper in the game.<br><br>Man Ray could play similarly to Captain Falcon in Super Smash Bros. Incredibly fast, lots of combo potential but with very few ranged abilities. Perhaps, too, the developers will be able to bring in other Mermaid Man and Barnacle favorites, like the Dirty Bubble.<br><br> <br>Rugrats is the timeless classic of the Nicktoons, and it's so popular that a new version of the show was released on Paramount Plus. 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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.<br>
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