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1''Smash Academy'' and ''Smash Rising'' are two [[JournalRoleplay roleplays]] that feature a crossover between various video game fandoms.
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3You can find them [[http://headmasterhand.dreamwidth.org/397.html here]], along with the ''Smash Random'', ''Smash Creative'' and ''Smash OOC'' communities that exist alongside the roleplay. Sadly, all of them have been largely abandoned since 2016.
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5!! This roleplay provides examples of:
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7%%* AcademyOfAdventure: Crazy abounds!
8* AdultsAreUseless: Averted. Many of the teachers and staff are just as competent as the righteous heroes that make up the student body. Of course, this also means the people on the villainous side of things also know what they're doing.
9* AppliedPhlebotinum: In spades. Healing magic and G-Diffusers and Neo Tanks and Phase Distorters, oh my. And that's not even mentioning the Phlebotinum that ends up in the food on occasion.
10* BackFromTheDead: Blacky was KilledOffForReal but came back as a ghost.
11%%* BadassTeacher: ''Half the faculty''.
12%%* BonusMaterial: The art and meme communities provide lots of this, in various forms: fanart, fanfiction, [[KinkMeme kink memes]], surveys to be answered either in or out of character (although the former has no effect on game canon), and more.
13%%* EducationThroughPyrotechnics: These guys blow up a lot of stuff.
14* ElaborateUniversityHigh: It's a fancy boarding school for high school and college students where everyone learns to beat the snot out of each other. Among other things.
15%%* EyesAlwaysShut: Brock, Uxie, and Oscar.
16* FreakyFridayFlip: Woe betide those unfortunate enough to swap bodies thanks to the antics of a certain Skull Kid. HilarityEnsues when the characters invariably pretend to be each other.
17* HumanityEnsues: A voluntary version (aside from the potential for a prank): Non-human characters are given the opportunity to become a human, which is referred to as either humanization or gijinka. There was even a seminar held once in a while to help those trying it for the first time, and there are different methods involved depending on what can be used (for example, Pokemon can learn it as a Hidden Move). However, this is not permanent, and a character can switch back and forth if they wish. A character doesn't even have to learn humanization to begin with if he or she (or the player) doesn't want to.
18* IfItsYouItsOkay: Giovanni, who claims to be straight, has this with Raikov.
19* NonPlayerCharacter: There are quite a few of these, some major ones being Headmaster Hand, Crazy Hand, Tabuu, and Nancy the (cyborg) Cafeteria Ursaring. Some player characters have them in the form of pets or pokemon, for example.
20%%* OlympusMons: And how!
21* OriginalCharacter: Characters that are based more around a species than a specific person (such as Pikmin or Pokemon) are pretty much fan characters.
22** OCStandIn: Once in a while, someone decides to apply for a character that has very little importance, backstory, or even personality. And they succeed. Also, characters similar to the HeroicMime can be subjected to a form of this.
23* PoliticallyMotivatedTeacher: Cyrus, the MGS Russians, and, to a lesser extent, Eggman.
24* PutOnABus: Dropped characters almost always experience this. Some are reapped later on (by the same player or by someone else, and sometimes with a clean slate either way), but many are left with a LongBusTrip. When Otacon was rebooted, he literally left on a bus.

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