Recap / Everyone Is Home

Pre-Everyone Is Home Comics

Though these comics are not part of the Everyone Is Home label, certain characterizations and elements were carried over to the subsequent comic series.

• Stupid Smash Comic: Falco: In the first of three comics poking fun at the Memetic Mutation of certain Smash characters' quotes, Falco goes shopping for a new Apple tablet and ultimately picks the iPad Air. ^note "Personally, I prefer the air."
• Stupid Smash Comic: Shulk: In the second Meme Quote comic, Shulk is talking with Dark Pit (albeit sans wings) over It, a book that loved so much that it speaks to him on such a deep level that it disturbs Dark Pit. ^note "I'm really feeling it!"
• Stupid Smash Comic: Ike: In the third and final Meme Quote comic, a nerdy kid is challenged to a fight after school by the school bully. The nerd immediately goes to his friend Ike, who goes to confront the bully in the nerd's stead. ^note "I fight for my friends."
• Senior Smash Bros: In contrast to senior-living homes today, the senior citizens in 50 years will pass the time by playing video games like Super Smash Bros.
• Masahiro Sacrifice: In light of the success of the Nintendo Switch port of Mario Kart 8, then-President of Nintendo Tatsumi Kimishima orders a weary Sakurai to similarly port Smash Bros. to the Switch, or else he'll sell the rights of the Kirby franchise to Rovio Entertainment. As a result, Sakurai creates Super Smash Bros. For Switch Deluxe, featuring a racing mode and the ability to use two items at once.
• Credit Card Limit Break: Abel rages over having lost to his buddy's Cloud and vows to never associate with the character again. That is, until he realizes that both of Cloud's amiibo are the only ones he have left to get, resulting in him begrudgingly making a trip to his local game store.
• Smash Queue: A large line of video game characters (and some ones not from video games as well) have lined up to take a ticket from Sakurai for a chance to join Smash. However, Spring-Man, at the very back of the line, uses his stretchy arm to cut the line all the way to the front.
• Leaked Footage of Sakurai Restarting the Hype Train (2018): A video comic. With the reveal of the newest Smash game, Sakurai leaves his family behind to take the reins on the Smash hype one last time.
• Ridley is Too Cruel: After Ridley's reveal trailer, the Smashers confront Ridley over his killing Mega Man though impaling through the chest, a too-extreme action for the dramatic entrance that they suggested that Ridley go for. However, Ridley points out the Bloodless Carnage that the Smashers regularly partake in despite having many sharp weapons, which makes the other Smashers stop and think about it.
• Wahssist Trophy: Waluigi begs Sakurai to give him a chance as part of the Smash roster. Annoyed, Sakurai does say that Waluigi would complement one of the newest Fighters and offers the job to him. Believing that Fighter to be Ridley due to the both of them being purple-colored villains who were highly-requested to the point of becoming memes, Waluigi accepts. However, it turns out that the job was in fact janitorial work cleaning up the battlefields after the Inkling's battles. Waluigi is not amused at all.
• Triple Finish: Charizard—who had gone solo during the Smash 3DS/Wi U era—reunites with its Pokémon Trainer and Squirtle and Ivysaur. The happy reunion is short-lived, as the Trainer then orders Squirtle and Ivysaur to attack Charizard to weaken it, so that the Trainer can capture it again. Charizard then angrily yells from its Poké Ball that all the Trainer had to do was ask.

Smash House Antics

• Everyone is Dead - After several veterans die during the newcomer trailers (and the Girl Inkling gets traumatized by the Smash logo), the remaining veterans are scared when Sakurai shows up with a script for the newest newcomer's trailer.
• Painchu - Sakurai stumbles upon Simon and Richter getting into an argument about who stole Simon's whip. It turns out Pichu, ever the masochist, has stolen it and has been using it to harm itself.
• Roster Imposter - Sakurai reads the Fire Emblem fighters a bedtime story, only to realize Waluigi has infiltrated their ranks and promptly kicks him out while pointing at a sign that says, "Just because you try hard doesn't mean you'll make it into battle!!"
• This Game's Dinner Is... - Sakurai brings King K. Rool dinner. When K. Rool asks why the fighters eat separately instead of sharing a cafeteria, Sakurai brings up a not-so-pleasant experience from when he tried just that.
• The Legendary Secretary - After Isabelle joins Smash, she promptly decides to be Sakurai's secretary, helping him with his side projects. He's even moved to tears, touched by her efforts.
• Biceps From the Bronx - With Little Mac the reigning arm wrestling champion, King Dedede offers Isabelle a chance to take him on. Isabelle wins with a psychic assistance from Mewtwo.
• Evil Memes - The villains debate what will happen if Waluigi joins. Wario points out that Bowser has fallen asleep during their debate, and immediately prank him by dressing him up as Bowsette, complete with Super Crown and fanart.
• Taunting Talent - Sakurai holds a contest to see which Smasher has the best taunt, with himself and Captain Falcon as judges. Marth demonstrates his budding English capabilities and Palutena does a suggestive pole dance, but it's ultimately a reclining King Dedede that takes home the prize.
• Assistance Persistence - Waluigi once again attempts to break into the Smash House, this time disguised as Shigeru Miyamoto. However, he is driven off by Rathalos, after Kapp'n relays to Sakurai of Waluigi's plans.
• Everyone is Spooky! - Shout-outs galore as the Smashers all dress up as different characters across various media to go trick-or-treating to the house of Sony.
• You Really Are a Heel - Mario collects votes on whether the Grinch Leak is real or fake, being adamant about it being fake. He then reveals himself as Incineroar, bragging about being the most controversial character before Sakurai runs up with Piranha Plant.
• Super Smash Bias - Sakurai calls a meeting with the Smashers to discuss their updated living arrangements, but some Smashers express concerns that Sakurai is showing favoritism towards a certain pink puffball.
• I Can Has Diagnosis - Incineroar visits Dr. Mario about his latent cat-like behavior, such as hissing at any canine fighters, sitting in boxes too small for him, and wanting to eat Pikachu and Pichu. Dr. Mario tests his theory by making Incineroar exit a door, only for the Heel Pokémon to be indecisive as to whether he wants in or out.
• Everyone Is Spirits (Missing from the main website): Sakurai takes the Smashers on a field trip to a scenic cliffside, but while his back is turned ordering the group hot dogs from a nearby stand, the events of World of Light's opening scene occur, in which nearly all of the Smashers are vaporized by Galeem's light. When Sakurai turns around, he is met with Kirby as the lone survivor, leaving Sakurai in a state of confused horror at what had transpired.
• A Piercing Speech - Waluigi watches the fighters receive their Christmas presents and nearly uses a Ray Gun to commit suicide. Ridley comes over and tells Waluigi to enjoy his time in the Internet spotlight, as he will miss it once he does join Smash.
• Canine Intervention - Galeem and Dharkon's feud is briefly broken when Isabelle joins the fray. They return her to the Smash house quickly.
• Royal Belly - K. Rool enters the men's bathroom and reveals his "chest" is actually his armor, much to the others' shock.
• Age Rage - Falco finds old embarrassing photos of all the fighters, and everyone immediately proceeds to taunt each other about their old looks. Then Simon and Richter find an old photo of Sakurai... and he looks just about the same as he is now. Cue the Belmonts believing Sakurai to be an unholy minion of Satan and trying to kill him.
  • In the first ever Bonus Panel for Patreon supporters, Mega Man freaks out at his "bad box art" photos, deciding no one should ever see them.
• Bad Time Stories - Sakurai reads the Pokémon a bedtime story, and gets launched skyward when Jigglypuff accidentally uses Rest while sleeping.
  • Bonus Panel: Sakurai winds up crashing through Snake and Samus' bed.
• The Plant With a Plan - The Piranha Plant holds a meeting with Ivysaur and the Pikmin, declaring there to be a lack of plant representation and wanting to overthrow Sakurai. Daisy is also part of the meeting, but ends up convincing it she's also a plant thanks to her name being that of a flower. Turns out Daisy infiltrated the meeting to alert Sakurai about the Piranha Plant's intentions.
  • Bonus Panel: Piranha Plant does a familiar Wolverine meme, with Decidueye's photo.
• Super Smash Boahs - Arthur Morgan is playing poker with Ness, Shulk, Lucario, Lucas and Mewtwo, but he doubts they are playing fairly.
  • Bonus Panel: Yoshi hits on Arthur's horse.
• Dickachu - Pikachu's ego has grown with recent declarations of him being a Top Tier character and a recent Live Action film appearance where he is voiced by Ryan Reynolds. Dedede however comes up with a revenge plan, trick Sakurai into nerfing Pikachu by dressing the Mouse Pokémon as Greninja.
  • Bonus Panel: Wii Fit Trainer and Duck Hunt dog ask where Duck Hunt duck went, while Bowser is seen with a roasted bird looking guilty.
• Rare Weapon Choice - Isabelle is getting annoyed polishing everyone's weapons since they're all swords, and thinks Banjo is a breath of fresh air since his playstyle is more original. She then learns he uses Kazooie as a weapon, and tries to offer him alternatives.
  • Bonus Panel: Sakurai sets up Pichu to take Kazooie's place, killing two birds (no pun intended) with one stone.
• Herodent - Link questions Eight's claim to being called "Hero", then notices him dressing up Munchie in armor for his safety. Cloud walks over to also question Eight's validity as a hero, only for Link to tell him there's no need to question it.
  • Bonus Panel: Olimar sees one of his Pikmin having been beaten by Munchie and declares war.
• Lovebirds - Captain Falcon teases Falco about Kazooie being a female bird, but Falco clarifies that he prefers his girls to be feistier. He then finds out that Kazooie is a lot more temperamental than her appearance would suggest and gets immediately smitten.
  • Bonus Panel: Falco gets beaten to the punch when he sees the Duck Hunt duck flirting with Kazooie.
• No Fun Sans Sans - Rosalina, Pit, and Diddy Kong reject Mii Gunner from playing a game with them in favor of Sans. Mii Gunner attempts to explain that Sans is just a costume she puts on, but Rosalina doesn't believe her. Mii Gunner puts on the Sans costume and is held up by everybody, but is crying inside the costume.
  • Bonus Panel: Waluigi tries dressing up as Papyrus to get inside the house, only for Sakurai to turn him down.
• The Third Bird - Tired of the Love Triangle between Kazooie, Falco, and Duck Hunt duck, Sakurai sets up an intervention... And hooks Kazooie up with King Dedede instead.
  • Bonus Panel: Sakurai politely turns away the goose from Untitled Goose Game due to all the bird-related problems in the house.
• Everyone is Invited Part 1 - Sakurai is planning a Halloween party that involves involving inviting characters from the other consoles. Isabelle is already ahead of the task, but it turns out she used the Smash Invitation envelopes.
  • Bonus Panel: Pikachu hits on Samus using the fake muscle arms Isabelle was using earlier.
• Everyone is Invited Part 2 - Richter finds himself helping Kirby traverse Dracula's Castle, and ends up dumbfounded when it turns out Kirby wanted to eat the Mummy enemy in order to get his Halloween costume.
  • Bonus Panel: Kirby accidentally ruins his costume while greeting Lucina. He then turns to Simon to help him get through Castlevania a second time.
• Everyone is Invited Part 3 - The mixup regarding the envelopes is cleared up as the Halloween party gets underway. Unfortunately, Isabelle learns that Sakurai never sent out the invites to the dead franchise characters.
  • Bonus Panel: Waluigi tries to get into the party, only to get stopped by Mido.
• You a Busta, Wolf - Ness believes that Terry's "Are you okay?" is ripping off his own "Okay", much to his chagrin. While Wolf, Shulk, Cloud and Mega Man tell him off for this, Terry unleashes a Buster Wolf on Roy. Witnessing this the five of them promptly complain to an understandably exasperated Sakurai.
  • Bonus Panel: Sakurai bans Mai Shiranui from being in Smash, even as a background character, due to being too lewd... While nearby Bayonetta, Samus, and King Dedede all pose provactively.
• Binary Byleth - When Marth and Roy are added to Melee, Mario asks Sakurai how many more Fire Emblem characters he plans to add. Sakurai holds up his pinky and ring finger, which Mario assumes means two. Flash forward to Ultimate, it turns out this means seven, including Ike, Lucina, Male Robin, Male Corrin, Chrom, and both Male and Female Byleth, to Mario and the others’ annoyance.
  • Bonus Panel: Isabelle looks ready to quit (at least in terms of polishing weapons) when she sees the two Byleths have FOUR weapons each!
• Class Change - Byleth makes use of her job as a teacher to give all the Smash fighters new classes. Sakurai understands that she's just giving everyone their dreams... But is worried about the balancing issues this will bring to the game.
  • Bonus Panel: Sakurai gets real annoyed when he sees Wario's been dressed up in a maid uniform.
• Choir Practice - Byleth tries to lead Wario, Ridley, Diddy Kong, Bowser, and Mr. Game & Watch in a choir. Unfortunately, none of them can carry a tune in a bucket with a handle and lid, though Byleth doesn't get discouraged.
  • Bonus Panel: Jigglypuff prepares to doodle on a sleeping Byleth as revenge for not including her in choir practice.
• Min Min Win Win - The Smash fighters are playing baseball. Ness nearly hits one out of the park... Only for it to be caught by Min Min. The other fighters are confused over whether Min Min is cheating at the game or not.
  • Bonus Panel: Spring Man, feeling cheated on Min Min getting a Smash invite over him, tries to partner up with Waluigi.
• Everyone is at the Beach! - During a beach trip, Luigi is feeling self-conscious since so many of the other Smash fighters have perfect beach bodies. However, those same fighters assure Luigi that he's still in great shape, giving him the confidence to take his shirt off and enjoy the beach.
  • Bonus Panel: Falco and Pikachu learn that the Ice Climbers are nothing but a head and limbs under their parkas.
• Mario's Midlife Crisis - While the other Smash fighters are getting ready to celebrate Mario's 35th anniversary/birthday, Mario, who is going through a Hollywood Mid-Life Crisis, tries to update his appearance. Nobody is amused when they find out he shaved his mustache.
  • Bonus Panel: Sakurai takes Super Smash Bros Ultimate offline for about four months due to... Maintenance issues (how long it'll take for Mario to grow back his mustache).
• Gold Diggers - The Smash villains are dismissive of Steve, thinking him another wholesome character due to how he interacts with everyone. They change their minds when they learn he's a greedy individual with a nose for gold and diamonds.
  • Bonus Panel: Waluigi is depressed because his support group for "meme-y characters that will never truly make it into Smash" is now down to only himself and Shrek.
• Stevenanigans - The Smash villains make use of Steve's block placing, having Wario at max damage then smashing him with a Home Run Bat while on the Hyrule Temple stage. With a few well-placed blocks, Wario does a good impression of a pinball in a machine.
  • Bonus Panel: Wario finally stops when he cracks open some of the foundation of the temple, revealing a certain stone mask...
• Super Zoom Bros - Sakurai is trying to get a Zoom chat going with some of the Smash fighters. However, Leaf is with her Pokémon while they do shenanigans, Yoshi is messing with the green screen, Rosalina is posing as a Sexy Cat Person, Simon has his camera up way too high, Link's microphone is muted, King Dedede is messing with the screen filters, and Samus gets interrupted when Snake walks in.
  • Bonus Panel: R.O.B. and Mega Man are late to the chat because of the CAPTCHA (which always asks the user to prove they're not a robot).
• Super Zoom Bros 2 - Sakurai's second attempt at a Zoom chat goes slightly better, with Donkey Kong, Sonic, and Chrom being professional. Despite Morgana getting in front of Joker's camera and Alph's Pikmin running off with his headphones and camera, all seems to be going well. That is until Steve joins the chat... And the camera angle has a suggestive shot of his meat. Sakurai instantly ends the chat.
  • Bonus Panel: Lucina points out they have better gear than an old Chromebook laptop, but Chrom likes using it because it has his name on it.

"Sephiroth Brings Despair" Arc

• Sexyroth - After joining Smash, Sephiroth finds himself unable to join the villains and anime swordfighters, but joins the exhibitionists, who just run shirtless.
  • Bonus Panel: Luminary dumps his porridge on Corrin's head for a lame pun, leaving Sephiroth with two reasons why he's glad he didn't join that table (the first being Cloud is also sitting at that table).
• Why Do I Hear Boss Music? - Sephiroth begins to bring despair by having Lucas sneak into Cloud's room and then blast "One-Winged Angel" at max volume. Dr. Mario promptly diagnoses Cloud as having PTSD.
  • Bonus Panel: Sakurai yells at Sephiroth as he places a poster of him killing Aerith on the window near Cloud's hospital bed.
• Bringing Despair - With Cloud in the hospital, Sephiroth continues to bring despair by pranking various fan-requested characters with dickbutt drawings disguised as Smash invitations.
  • Bonus Panel: Bowser warns Sephiroth to stay away from his son, who is now dressed as Sephiroth.
• Not Even Doom Music - One of Sephiroth's targets from the previous strip, Doomguy, bursts into Sephiroth's office and gives him a taste of his own medicine by contorting his body to the shape of his dickbutt drawings, hospitalizing him, and Cloud is amused at Sephiroth’s comeuppance.
  • Bonus Panel: It turns out Isabelle told Doomguy about Sephiroth being responsible for the prank, wanting to help her best friend.
• Valentine's Night - Mario, Luigi, Link, Snake, and Pit are writing love letters seemingly directed to Peach, Daisy, BotW Zelda, Samus, and Palutena respectively. It later turns out they were all writing to Lady Dimitrescu, who declares them all to be simps.
  • Bonus Panel: She finds one more letter from Simon and Richter, which seems conflicted in its wording...
• Everyone Is… Suddenly Into Fitness? - To prepare for the arrival of Pyra and Mythra, several of the male fighters begin to get fit to impress them, much to the annoyance of the girls.
  • Bonus Panel: Ike points out that he only needs to switch alts to get buff.
• Newcomer Stress - Several of the male fighters are still infatuated waiting for the Aegis to arrive and Isabelle annoys Shulk with various questions about them.
  • Bonus Panel: Lucina drags her dad off and demands he change clothes, annoyed at his apparent mid-life crisis.
• Pywrath - Sephiroth personally welcomes the Aegis into Smash. Unfortunately for him, he'd earlier pranked Rex, their Driver, and made him cry. So Mythra switches to Pyra and immediately embeds her sword into Sephiroth's skull, causing him to be hospitalized again.
  • Bonus Panel: Pyra is impressed by Roy's original outfit... Which he got from Chrom. Lucina realizes she made a blunder.
• Super Smashed Sisters - While having a drinking contest with the other girls, Pyra decides to switch to Mythra to start over, not realizing that they share damage. Mythra is then hospitalized due to alcohol poisoning.
  • Bonus Panel: Bayonetta finds herself in Simon's bed wearing only her underwear, confused as to what happened last night.
• The Things We Do For Love - Realizing that the Aegis is in the hospital, several of the male fighters get themselves injured in order to see them. Dr. Mario promptly quits in frustration.
  • Bonus Panel: Chrom notes to Richter that his attempt to use Jigglypuff to get hospitalized sent him right into Simon's room, where he saw Simon flirting with Bayonetta...
• Unplanned Parenthood - Part 1 - While enjoying the spring weather, Fox and Falco see Kazooie walking by... with blue chicks.
  • Bonus Panel: Simon tries to play off the scent of perfume Richter smells on him by saying it has to be the flowers he's holding.
• Unplanned Parenthood - Part 2 - Traumatized about the possibility of being the father of the blue chicks, Falco discovers that they are naturally red, realizing that Sephiroth has merely been dyeing their feathers blue. Cue a scuffle, although Sephiroth insists that he's changed his ways after Pyra's forward smash.
• Sacking Seph - Noticing Sephiroth's amnesia-induced behavior, Ganondorf fires Sephiroth from the villain club. Sephiroth changes his mind with Smash-themed cupcakes he and Squirtle baked.
  • Bonus Panel: Cloud starts screening the cupcakes for poison, despite Pyra's insistence that there is none.
• Cloud's Strife - Cloud isn't buying Sephiroth's seeming Heel–Face Turn. When Sephiroth ends up making a Legend of Zelda 35th Anniversary cake for Zelda after Nintendo forgot about the anniversary, Cloud promptly destroys the cake just like how Sephiroth killed Aerith, only to realize exactly what he has done.
  • Bonus Panel: Palutena makes the best of a bad situation by placing a sign on the ruined cake saying "For Pit". Naturally Pit is ecstatic, thinking floor cake will make him even healthier than floor ice cream.
• Psycho Therapy - Cloud gets therapy from Mario, who has become a therapist after quitting as a doctor, after his freak out. He takes Mario's advice and seems to enjoy it.
  • Bonus Panel: Cloud in a Tanooki Suit attracts Peach and Daisy, much to Mario and Luigi's chagrin.
• Europe Trip - Wolf, Sephiroth, Wario, Squirtle, Luigi, Richter, and Isabelle take a tour of Castle Dimitrescu. As Lady Dimitrescu leads the tour, Wario promptly gropes her butt slyly enough to pin the blame on Luigi, causing her to slice Luigi's hands off.
  • Bonus Panel: Lady Dimitrescu is so annoyed by the incident that she declares that the next tourist that shows up will be literally fed to the wolves and have their lives turned into a living hell. Cue one of her daughters popping in mentioning that a guy stumbled into the village saying he survived a car crash and was looking for his baby.
• Face Reveal - Ethan Winters arrives at the Smash Mansion for a vacation. Isabelle goads him to show his face, but is foiled by several characters blocking his face at every opportunity, much to her rage.
  • Bonus Panel: Isabelle decides to take a vacation at Castle Dimitrescu, looking adorable dressed up like one of the daughters.
• Bugs and Witches - Needing a break from the Smash shenanigans, Isabelle takes a vacation at Castle Dimitrescu. She finds out from Lady Dimitrescu's daughter Daniela that her and her two sisters are a bunch of flies held together, and promptly knocks out Daniela with a Home Run Bat before bringing her to Blathers's museum with the intention of donating her. Blathers is incredulous, but Daniela transforms into several flies and flees the area, causing him to faint.
  • Bonus Panel: Daniela returns to the castle and tries to explain where she was. But because her story involves Funny Animals, Lady Dimitrescu decides to have her wiki page edited to say that she's the most delusional of the sisters.
• Curious Cat - Incineroar discovers who the remaining two DLC fighters are, and shares this with Kirby—only to be shot in the knee by Kirby and imprisoned by Sakurai.
  • Bonus Panel: A Red Pikmin tries to sneak into the forbidden figurine drawer, only to find that Kirby is one step ahead.
• Cloudtop Bruise - Cloud shares how relaxed he is during a Mario Kart race with Mario. Unfortunately, Wario is behind him with the dreaded Blue Shell.
  • Bonus Panel: Chrom gets distracted by Samus' butt during the race. Lucina decides to use the Home Run Bat to get him to focus.

"Everyone Got Murdered By Sephiroth So Now Kazuya Has to Bring Everyone Back" Arc

(bolded numbers indicate the number of fighters revived/confirmed alive)

• Dinner Despair - Sephiroth uses the E3 party to lethally poison every single Smash Bros. fighter, revealing that he was only pretending to be nice the whole time so he gain the entire roster's trust and then murder them for kicks. He taunts Cloud for taking a long time to trust him before he succumbs to the poison. He's created his masterpiece, and flees the mansion. Then Kazuya enters the mansion, sparking hope for everyone's revival. (Colored in: Sephiroth?, Kazuya) (2/83)
  • Bonus Panel: Deciding the Smash fighters deserve a proper burial, Kazuya starts throwing the bodies off a cliff.
• The Cat in the Can - Kazuya finds Incineroar in the basement and frees him. The two then make it their mission to revive everyone... But after Incineroar recovers the bodies from a volcano. (Colored in: Incineroar) (3/83)
  • Bonus Panel: Incineroar finds a still living Waluigi among the bodies and, noting he's not a fighter, decides to throw him back off the cliff with Kazuya coaching him.
• The Poy Who Lived - Going through the dead bodies, Incineroar is having trouble locating Kirby's, despite Kazuya claiming he did throw the puffball into the volcano. After reviewing some footage recorded by Lakitu, it turns out that Kirby flew out of the volcano alive. (Colored in: Kirby) (4/83)
  • Bonus Panel: The Postman delivers a bunch of DLC costumes for the Mii Fighters. Incineroar dresses as Dante, Kirby as Dragonborn, and Kazuya as Shantae.
• Unlikely Wassistance - Waluigi assists with a Yoshi egg, allowing a replacement Yoshi to join everyone. He also tells the trio that they are going to need 1-UP Mushrooms to revive the rest of the Mario cast, and gives a list of the best spots to farm them. As payment, they stage a "screenshot" of Waluigi joining the fight, which he gazes at content. (Colored in: Yoshi) (5/83)
  • Bonus Panel: Incineroar and Kirby try to stop Kazuya from dumping dozens of Yoshis off a cliff. Kazuya points out Waluigi said doing so was "tradition".
• Morning After Mushrooms - Incineroar, Kazuya, Kirby and Yoshi get 1-UP mushrooms to revive the Mario cast, but Inceniroar holds off to pull one epic prank... (Colored in: Mario, Luigi, Peach, Bowser, Wario, Rosalina, Bowser Jr., and Daisy) (13/83)
  • Bonus Panel (released free to social media for plot reasons): The Mario fighters partially shave Incineroar in retaliation for his prank, but he decides it was Worth It.
• Plant Parenthood - 1-UP Mushrooms did not work on Piranha Plant, so Kazuya is tasked with reviving it. He nurtures a seed the original Piranha Plant left behind until a new plant is born, to the point that he becomes its father figure. Wario however thinks he should've left the plant dead, prompting Kazuya to hold the fat man over a volcano. (Colored in: Piranha Plant) (14/83)
  • Bonus Panel: Peach and Daisy start to enjoy the new Fur Bikinis they made with the fur they got from Incineroar, with Daisy noting they could sell their look for a nice chunk of change on the internet.
• Dognapping - Kazuya and Incineroar go to an Animal Crossing island named Buttville and recruit a new Isabelle for the purpose of helping with lore. The local Isabelle initially refuses, but she can't escape the allure of doing a lot of research work. (Colored in: Isabelle) (15/83)
  • Bonus Panel: Peach and Daisy try to get more fur from Incineroar to make a bikini for Isabelle, with Luigi trying to assure Isabelle that she'll soon get used to the shenanigans of the house.
• Cranky King - Kazuya and Incineroar seek out Cranky Kong to get extra life balloons to revive the Kongs, though they have to pay via Kazuya's pants and more of Incineroar's fur. (Colored in: Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong) (17/83)
  • Bonus Panel: Daisy holds Incineroar down while Peach applies hair tonic to regrow his fur.
• Maize Climbers - Kazuya and Incineroar get frozen on the Ice Climber mountain looking for the corn to revive the titular duo. Luckily, they get rescued by Madeline from Celeste and return home where Isabelle scolds them for not wearing proper winter gear. (Colored in: Ice Climbers) (18/83)
  • Bonus Panel: Kazuya has fun tossing the Ice Climbers off a cliff and letting them climb back up.
• Terrible Night to Have a Kirb - Kazuya, Incineroar and Kirby get the help of Alucard to revive Simon and Richter. Death then appears to threaten the group, only to drop in reverence of Kirby and offers his assistance. (Colored in: Simon and Richter) (20/83)
  • Bonus Panel: Simon starts to weep over Bayonetta's death, only to backpedal when Luigi walks in on him.
• Gex is Bex - The first of the recurring Shitpost comics. Goku helps the gang revive Gex, only for everyone to realize that Gex isn't in Smash, so they proceed to kill him again.
  • Bonus Panel: Random picture of Gex with boobs.
• Hyrule Travelers - The first episode in the sub Hyrule Arc. The gang goes to Hyrule to revive the Zelda characters. Using Loophole Abuse, Isabelle manages to revive K. Rool during a Blood Moon due to his similarities to a Lizalfos. (Colored in: King K. Rool) (21/83)
  • Bonus Panel: As Luigi reminisces about their time karting in Hyrule, he notices Daisy and Peach are missing. Turns out they're trying to start a lingerie business, starting with Gerudo Village.
• Results May Fairy - The group goes to revive Young Link, Zelda, and BotW Link. While Peach, Daisy, Luigi, Kazuya and Piranha Plant use fairies to revive the former two, Richter, Rosalina, Yoshi and Bowser Jr. get the latter trapped in the Shrine of Resurrection as they weren't informed of the one-hundred year slumber beforehand, rendering his fate unknown. (Colored in: Link?, Zelda, and Young Link) (24/83)
  • Bonus Panel: The Great Fairy asks Peach and Daisy why they won't let her order some of their lingerie.
• Souphiroth - After getting lost, Simon, Wario, and Kirby seem to have encountered Sephiroth while trying to find a way to revive Toon Link. But the person turns out to be Toon Link's grandmother, and he is revived by her soup. (Colored in: Toon Link) (25/83)
  • Bonus Panel: Simon sees a light in the distance and wonders if it's fellow travelers. It's actually the camp of Richter and Bowser Jr., desperately trying to pry open the Shrine of Resurrection.
• Stay Ganonymous - Mario, the Ice Climbers, and Donkey Kong look for a way to revive Sheik and Ganondorf. They successfully use a fairy for Sheik, but another refuses to bring back Ganondorf. Mario (at the suggestion of Peach) asks around in the town they are in... which is populated by the Gerudo, who hate Ganondorf. The group is thrown in jail where they meet a member of the Yiga Clan who offers assistance... (Colored in: Sheik) (26/83)
  • Bonus Panel (released free to social media for plot reasons): The Great Fairy forces Luigi to marry her.
• Yiga Knockout - The Yiga Clan member brings Mario and the others to the Yiga Clan hideout, and Master Kohga promptly orders Ganondorf to be revived. He then traps the group to offer as sacrifices to Ganondorf once he is revived. Ganondorf is not having it. (Colored in: Ganondorf) (27/83)
  • Bonus Panel: As the gang leaves, Ganondorf is noticed by the Gerudo and, due to Gerudo tribe tradition, is made their king as the sole male Gerudo.
• Sora at the Door-ah - Meanwhile, back at the mansion, Bowser is relaxing, watching over the remaining deceased fighters due to not having a suitable disguise for Hyrule. Somone with purple overalls walks in, and Bowser, thinking that it's Waluigi, casually explains the situation. The person turns out to be Sephiroth, who had realized that the fighters were undoing his work, and returned to render the currently dead fighters Deader than Dead. Bowser immediately begins to defend them when Sora, yet another victim of Sephiroth's pranks, shows up as the last member of the roster and ready to get revenge. One offscreen Curb-Stomp Battle later and Sephiroth is fleeing. (Colored in: Sora) (28/84)
  • Bonus Panel: Susie and Kris randomly show up at the house, with Kris wearing one of Peach and Daisy's lingerie lines.
• Of Dogs and Ducks... and Horses - Meanwhile in Hyrule, Luigi runs into Malanya after fleeing from the Great Fairy. Malanya offers to revive any horses Luigi has. Luigi thinks for a bit and then shows Malanya a picture on his phone. After a bit of hesitation (and Puppy-Dog Eyes from Luigi), the Duck Hunt Duo is revived. Sora is left believing The Power of Friendship brought them back. (Colored in: Duck Hunt Duo) (29/84)
  • Bonus Panel: Donald and Goofy try to visit Sora at the Smash house, only to get disappointed at seeing him bond with Duck Hunt Duo.
• Super Space Bros - Sora notices that Samus' armor is blinking. The suit then transmits a video call from an alive Samus who explains that she was away on a mission when the E3 party happened, and thus was not killed by Sephiroth. Bowser asks if she can help revive the space fighters, and she asks for their help first, as she's being hunted down by the E.M.M.I. robots. Sora, the Duck Hunt Duo and Bowser decide to pick up Yoshi, Rosalina, Richter and Bowser Jr. in Hyrule, and Bowser gets help from a neighbor. (Colored in: Samus) (30/84)
  • Bonus Panel: Rosalina asks Bowser about the bodies back at the Smash house. But Bowser thought ahead, hiring the cast of both Deltarune and Undertale to watch the place. Cue Sans freaking out over Mii Gunner's lifeless body being disguised as him.
• Metroid Med - After the Space Crew saves Samus from an E.M.M.I., she plugs in Dark Samus to one of the charging stations, reviving her. Sora and Richter then wonder what is under her armor. Dark Samus takes it off to reveal that she looks...quite different than canon. (Colored in: Dark Samus) (31/84)
  • Bonus Panel: Sora posts a picture of Dark Samus online, much to Samus' annoyance.
• Duckfight - The Space Crew heads to Corneria in order to revive the Star Fox fighters. After Peppy Hare explains how 1-Ups works in the Star Fox series, both Master Chief and Samus get into an argument on who the better pilot is. The Duck Hunt Duck shuts both down by successfully getting the necessary points needed to revive the Star Fox fighters. (Colored in: Fox, Falco, and Wolf) (34/84)
  • Bonus Panel: Sora posts a pic of Krystal as she visits the revived Fox, prompting Richter to consider confiscating Sora's phone.
• The Cultivated God of Death - The last stop for the Space Crew is PNF-404 to revive Olimar, Alph, and Ridley Pikmin 1 bad ending style. Falco wonders why Ridley is being revived using the method, and Samus replies that Ridley ALWAYS comes back. Falco bets a hundred bucks that it won't work. Sure enough, Ridley is alive again (but as a Pikmin-space pirate hybrid), and Samus wins the bet. (Colored in: Olimar and Ridley) (36/84)
  • Bonus Panel: Bowser and the others return to the Smash house, only to find the folks they hired have made a mess of the place.
• Big-O-Blaster Chief - Before the crew can start reviving the Pokémon fighters, they discover that Banjo and Kazooie's bodies are missing along with Wolf's Wolfen. Turns out Master Chief borrowed the ship so he could perform one last deed: reviving his fellow Xbox heroes using Gruntilda's B.O.B. He salutes his friends as they return home. (Colored in: Banjo & Kazooie) (37/84)
  • Bonus Panel: Peach and Daisy visit Gruntilda, having seen her Game Over appearance and are considering her for their next lingerie model.
• Defibrillamon - Isabelle, Young Link, Zelda, Samus, Sora, Kazuya, Piranha Plant, Banjo & Kazooie, Incineroar and Wario head to Sinnoh in order to start reviving the Pokémon fighters. They successfully bring back Pikachu and Pichu using a trainer's Electrivire, while Incineroar with Greninja’s body gets stopped by Border Control because they’re from a later generation than the Sinnoh Pokémon. (Colored in: Pikachu and Pichu) (39/84).
  • Bonus Panel: Banjo gets concerned when Kazooie goes missing. Turns out Cynthia mistook her for a Ho-Oh...
• Psalm 493 - After failing to get the rest of the Pokémon (and Leaf) revived at the Pokémon Center, Cynthia brings the group to Spear Pillar to get help. They encounter Arceus, who declares their request to be heresy and attempts to inflict divine punishment on them, but Sora catches him with a Master Ball he won at the Pokémon Center. (No one revived)
  • Bonus Panel: Cynthia asks Sora if he wants to give Arceus a nickname. Arceus refuses, but Sora has final say and nicknames him Arcesus.
• Shine On You Brilliant Diamond - Arceus only manages to bring back Jigglypuff, as his power is only good for creating life, not reviving it. Arceus then tells the Smashers to find Xerneas to help bring back the others. Samus and Pikachu offer to go and find a "big blue quadrupedal creature with glowing horns," but they end up catching another Pokémon which fits that description: Dialga. (Colored in: Jigglypuff) (40/84)
  • Bonus Panel: Isabelle learns about Dialga being a Pokémon who can control time and asks Samus if she'll be responsible with that power. Samus assures Isabelle that she will... While giving Jigglypuff and her marker a knowing smirk...
• Hylian Invasion - With help from Dialga, Palkia, and Arceus, the Smashers time travel to a hundred years into Hyrule's future to get Link back. (De-questioned: Link) (40/84)
  • Bonus Panel: Sora posts a pic about Link's abs, and Young Link gets jealous when he sees it along with Zelda's crush on Link.
• Kalos Christmas - With Link revived, the Smashers arrive at Kalos to find Xerneas, only to discover Incineroar, who got himself injured after trying to catch replacements of the other Pokémon. While snapping about how he was only able to find Bunnelbys and Scatterbugs, Incineroar accidentally Wonder Trades one of his captures for Xerneas, who brings the Pokémon and Leaf back in time for Christmas. (Colored in: Mewtwo, Pokémon Trainer, Lucario, and Greninja) (44/84) (HALFWAY)
  • Bonus Panel: The Smash fighters send a thank you card to all the people who helped them revive their friends so far.
• He's So Cool - The second shitpost comic. The Smashers decide to throw a New Years party by inviting Chris Pratt to play all the characters they've yet to revive.
  • Bonus Panel: Random picture of Funky Kong.
• Hellraisers - With Xerneas, all the fighters can be revived in an instant, but Sephiroth intervenes with Giratina, stealing the legendaries. Realizing that he can kill everyone again, he tries to, only for Doomguy, Bayonetta, the Original Isabelle, and Villager to emerge from hell. One horrific flashback later, and he sticks to Plan A and takes Arceus, Dialga, Palkia, and Xerneas, with his last words before departing indicating they have not seen the last of him. (Colored in: Villager and Bayonetta) (46/84)
  • Bonus Panel: Doomguy decides he wants to shop for new armor while he's on the surface, so Isabelle wraps up the old armor for Mii Gunner to use upon her revival.
• One Night Steve - While discussing how to revive Steve, Isabelle 2 reveals how he can either return to his original spawn point or the last bed he slept in. Just then, Steve emerges from Bayonetta's bedroom, causing Bayonetta to have a heated argument with Simon. (Colored in: Steve) (47/84)
  • Bonus Panel: Dark Samus sees Simon's post on Tinder saying he's single again and gets an interest.
• Really Healing It - Isabelle 2 complains about how complex the lore of Xenoblade Chronicles 1 is while she, Incineroar, Wolf and Villager go to revive Shulk. Against Isabelle 2's protests, Wolf suggests that Sharla, Melia, and Riki use their healing spells to bring Shulk back. Unfortunately for her, it really was Crazy Enough to Work and she burns her Xenoblade lore books in frustrations while everyone celebrates. (Colored in: Shulk) (48/84)
  • Bonus Panel: Simon and Dark Samus are having their first date, but she's so nervous she bites into her wine glass.
• Robot Reboot - After fixing up R.O.B, Shulk, Isabelle 2 and Kirby bring Mega Man to Doctor Light. Luckily, Light happens to have some extra heads for Mega Man lying around, or extra lives as he calls them. This gives Kirby the morbid idea of going to the Mushroom Kingdom, beheading a penguin, and using its head to try to bring back Dedede. It doesn't work. (Colored in: R.O.B and Mega Man) (50/84)
  • Bonus Panel: R.O.B. and Mega Man are playing chess when they see Simon and Dark Samus sneak out of the bathroom. They immediately ask Shulk for a full memory wipe.
• Street Lover - Having had enough of being depressed over Simon dumping her for Dark Samus, Bayonetta gets help from Scorpion to bring back Ryu, Ken and Terry by tricking them into reviving by starting another "round". They then serve as her personal harem. (Colored in: Ryu, Ken, and Terry) (53/84)
  • Bonus Panel: Peach and Daisy want Dark Samus as their next lingerie model, but Samus points out they should be out of Incineroar fur. Peach explains they got Wendy to start a nursery in Alola, breeding Littens to shave later by the dozens.
• Dragon Stressed - The Smashers go on a camping trip to revive the Luminary (the Dragon Quest Hero). Unfortunately, nobody is having that much fun. Rosalina gets a face full of smoke from Incineroar starting a fire, Ryu and Ken wake up to find ants in their snack bag, Steve and Ganondorf get their tent rained on, Fox and Falco argue over pitching a tent, Luigi and Sora are kept awake by Wario's loud snoring, and Banjo, Kazooie and Olimar try to keep critters from stealing their food. (Colored in: Hero) (54/84)
  • Bonus Panel: Peach and Daisy get a letter saying Wendy was arrested due to their illegal Litten breeding. While wondering how they're going to get fur for their lingerie business now, the princesses happen to spot a Sabrecat and start seeing gold coins.
• Grindbound - Ridley, Peach and Daisy are tasked with reviving Ness and Lucas. The kids' ghosts appear to tell them where to go: the hospital in Onett. Thanks to Daisy and Peach's lingerie business, they have enough money to pay for their hospital bills and bring them back. (Colored in: Ness and Lucas) (56/84)
  • Bonus Panel: Ness' mom calls her husband about the new lingerie she bought (from Peach and Daisy)... And the voicemail goes straight to Snake's phone, much to Samus' confusion.
• Minterrogation - King K. Rool and Leaf (against her will) are forcing Spring Man to reveal any secrets to revive Min Min, but he holds a grudge against her for "stealing" his place in the roster. After bribing him with an invite (which is later revealed to be a fake invite inspired by Sephiroth's), he reveals that there is a legendary life ramen from a faraway land that Min Min was trying to replicate the recipe of, the Cup of Lifenoodles, which Ness and Lucas are currently eating. (Colored in: Min Min) (57/84)
  • Bonus Panel: With most of the fighters revived, Wario decides to bring back the shenanigans they had before Sephiroth's mass murder... Starting with Min Min stretching her arm through a vent to sear Richter's butt with a branding iron as he comes out of the shower.
• Ink...Things - The Isabelles, Shulk, Link, Villager, Min Min, Luminary and Wario try to revive the Inklings by blowing up the corpses, catching the ghosts, and using a homemade spawn point powered by Pikachu, Pichu, and Electivire to resurrect the ghosts. However, Shulk realizes that he miscalculated and the power input is way too high, but it's too late to stop the process. The Inklings are revived... but now look like Handsome Squidward, with Isabelle 1 saying it's good enough and the others just look on in disappointment. (Colored in: Inkling) (58/84)
  • Bonus Panel: Kazuya is trying to look up pictures of Nina Williams naked when he gets interrupted by Inkling Boy popping in through the paint on the wall. Isabelle reminds Inkling Boy that the house is supposed to have privacy rules.
• Mr. Arts & Crafts - While doing arts and crafts, Sora has the idea to make a paper 1-UP to try and revive Mr. Game & Watch. It works. (Colored in: Mr. Game & Watch) (59/84)
  • Bonus Panel: As Min Min is taking a shower, Mr. Game & Watch slips in, unlocks the door from the inside, and opens it so Richter can push a Creeper into the bathroom. The prank war has officially begun.
• Waddle Dee's Big Adventure - Bandana Waddle Dee goes on a solo quest to ask NOVA to revive King Dedede and fix the Inklings. When Marx tries to steal the wish, Waddle Dee reveals he borrowed some weapons (including ones that only their usual wielders are worthy of wielding) from the Smash Mansion to deal with him. (Colored in: King Dedede) (60/84)
  • Bonus Panel: Dedede greets Kazuya with a handshake, only for his sleeve to hide Pichu, who shocks Kazuya. Isabelle recommends they wait until everyone's been revived before starting a prank war.
• Kirby and the Forgotten Lands Between - At the suggestion of Isabelle 2, a group consisting of Dedede, Kirby, Young Link and Zelda go to the Lands Between to revive Meta Knight. After meeting one of its residents and them calling the King a "Plump sort," Dedede states that it might take longer than anticipated. (No one revived)
  • Bonus Panel: Link and Toon Link see Zelda holding hands with Young Link and get jealous. Suddenly White Mask Varre appears and calls them "maidenless". Cue the two Links beating him up.
• Likely Dog - King Dedede proposes that to revive Meta Knight using the Elden Ring respawn system by finding something to kill them and tricking it into reviving Meta Knight with them as well. They then run into an old lady who asks if they've seen her dog. Kirby points to a turtle that has the glowing words "Likely Dog" in front of it, which the old woman says is not her dog. When everyone leaves, the turtle's shell then lifts up to reveal it really was the dog, who was controlling the turtle like a robot. The grid page then is replaced entirely with pictures of the dog, with the colored in pictures in the shape of Loss. An April Fools comic.
  • Bonus Panel: Samus and Dark Samus are topless and holding a sign in front of their chests that says that every comment asking for Sonic's revival delays it by one week.
• Go Touch Some Grace - The intro is exactly the same as in the April Fools comic, but the fighters run into Godrick. He kills the entire party (minus Kirby), and they respawn with a revived Meta Knight. King Dedede then accidentally sends the group to the Roundtable Hold where they find where Sephiroth is hiding and beat him up. Sephiroth flees to the Forgotten Land as a result, where he meets an Awoofy. (Colored in: Meta Knight) (61/84)
  • Bonus Panel: Sephiroth decides his new locale would be perfect for planning his retaliation from. Meanwhile Giratina is making friends with the Beast Pack.
• Dead Hedgehogs and How to Revive Them - A group consisting of both Isabelles, Terry, Peach, and Mr. Game & Watch go to Green Hill Zone to revive Sonic. Tails and Knuckles try to propose different methods of reviving Sonic, but when they discuss the possibility of using 100 rings, Dedede has Smithing Master Hewg create them. (Colored in: Sonic) (62/84)
  • Bonus Panels: The Isabelles are depressed because they were hoping Knuckles would visit them at the Smash house, but Rouge caught Knuckles' attention by walking by wearing a certain fur lingerie...
• S-Zero - Shulk, Kazuya, Donkey Kong, Piranha Plant and Sonic head down to the F-Zero track to earn enough points to revive Captain Falcon, with Kazuya dressed up as the F-Zero pilot and an extra-caffeinated Sonic equipped with a Bunny Hood and the Monado in Speed mode doing the driving a la Flintstones. Sonic earns more than enough points, reviving the Captain who appears in a beautiful knee strike and makes the audience cry Tears of Joy. (Colored in: Captain Falcon) (63/84) (ALL SMASH 64 FIGHTERS REVIVED)
  • Bonus Panel: Dedede tries to surprise Captain Falcon by pulling his helmet off out of nowhere... Only for Falcon to have a second helmet underneath. Cue Dedede getting his face comically smashed in by Falcon's knee.
• Miiracle Cure - Mario, Toon Link and Rosalina visit the Mii Channel to resurrect the Mii fighters, where the Wii Remote cursor takes them and edits their eyes. Rosalina realizes too late that the Mii Gunner is missing. It turns out that since the Gunner is still in the Sans costume, Incineroar and Ryu, sincerely believing that Gunner is Sans, have taken her to Snowdin. (Colored In: Mii Brawler and Mii Swordfighter) (65/84)
  • Bonus Panel: Kazuya gets pranked by Mii Swordfighter wearing the Heihachi mask. Sonic gets a laugh out of it... Until he gets pranked in turn by Mii Brawler wearing the Tails mask.
• Miis Aplentii - Mii Gunner is revived the same way as the others, with Incineroar and Ryu bringing in about 20 other Miis from the Channel to the House. When asked why, Incineroar keeps it as a secret. Later, Sephiroth and the Awoofy he met in the Forgotten Land try to spy on the Smashers, but end up in a room filled with Doom Slayer Mii Gunners (and a Cuphead Gunner). They proceed to chase off Sephiroth. (Colored In: Mii Gunner) (66/84)
  • Bonus Panel: Sora tries to prank Mii Gunner with a rigged ketchup bottle, only to accidentally prank Sans instead. Sora then has a bad time.
• For Pit's Sake - Meta Knight goes on a solo quest to retrieve the Drink of the Gods and revive Pit with it, talking about the hardships he had to endure during his adventure. When he gets back however, he finds out that Isabelle 2 and Captain Falcon just fed Pit some floor ice cream to revive him, and it worked. (Colored In: Pit) (67/84)
  • Bonus Panel: Samus sees Pit upset over Palutena's dead body, so she introduces him to Sora to cheer him up. It works.
• Picky Pittoo - Fox gets the idea to use the Drink of the Gods to revive Dark Pit. However, when Dark Pit sees that the drink that brought him back is pink, he decides to play dead until he's fed a black drink, so Fox goes to the Roost to add coffee to the drink, bringing Dark Pit back for real. (Colored In: Dark Pit) (68/84)
  • Bonus Panel: Dark Samus wants to be a mother figure to someone like Samus is to Pit and Sora. She then sees Dark Pit and brings him to a family photo alongside Simon, much to Dark Pit's ire.
• Multi-Purpose Pellets - Kazuya, Greninja, Ganondorf, and Luigi enter Pac-Man to resurrect Pac-Man by collecting 10,000 points. They're kicked out when they unleash Luigi to suck in the ghosts. They ultimately resurrect him when they realize that Mega Man's Mega Buster shots count as a Pac-Man pellet. (Colored In: Pac-Man) (69/84)
  • Bonus Panel: Kazuya and Daisy are having a drinking game, taking a shot every time Pac-Man's Namco Roulette summons Mappy. Pac-Man rolls it again... And somehow gets an 8-bit Heihachi. Kazuya is not amused...
• Super Sun Bros - The Acolytes of the Supreme Sun (A.S.S. for short), led by Solaire of Astora, arrive to the Smash House and resurrect Wii Fit Trainer by saluting the sun. (Colored In: Wii Fit Trainer) (70/84)
  • Bonus Panel: With Wii Fit trainer wearing Wario out with an exercise routine, criticizing Dark Samus' yoga, and trying to pull Pit away from his precious floor ice cream, the trio conspire to kill her all over again...
• It's Rewind Time - After hearing about the Rewind Spring, Samus and the Pits go there to revive Palutena, and Doc Louis brings down Little Mac too since his chocolate bar isn't working. Palutena is revived without a problem, but they accidentally leave Little Mac in there for too long and he gets de-aged into a child. (Colored In: Little Mac and Palutena) (72/84)
  • Bonus Panel: Palutena thanks Samus for looking after Pit while she was dead, unaware that Samus is saddened that she can't be Pit's mother figure anymore.
• Tactical Espionage Action - Sephiroth learns from his Awoofy that Palutena and Little Mac were revived thanks to the Rewind Spring, and has Hades guard the spring to prevent the remaining fighters from being revived the same way. Fortunately, Shulk has a vision of this and is able to sneak in by wearing a slightly modified version of his disguise from "S-Zero". He claims to be a rewind spring maintenance worker, with Snake hidden in his box as maintenance supplies. (Colored in: Snake) (73/84)
  • Bonus Panel: As Snake tries to figure out a way to escape the underworld, he briefly dips his rear back in the Rewind Spring to restore it to its appearance in Brawl.
• A Valentian Effort - Alm and Celica arrive to the Smash Mansion with the Aum Staff in order to resurrect the Fire Emblem fighters. As it can only be used by a princess, Incineroar gets Peach to use it. There's another caveat, though: its durability is 1, so it only revives Marth before breaking. (Colored in: Marth) (74/84)
  • Bonus Panel: Isabelle tries to contact Snake to assure him they're working on a way to get him out of the underworld, but he's a little busy flirting with Pandora and Medusa.
• Status Report - Part 1 - The Isabelles hold a meeting to discuss the current state of affairs. In regards to the recently revived, Marth is back to only speaking in Japanese due to having been dead for so long, resulting in Kazuya serving as his temporary translator. Snake has yet to return from the Underworld, and Little Mac is still a toddler. As for the ten un-revived fighters remaining, seven of them are Fire Emblem characters, so bringing them back is the current focus. Alm suggests that three of them could be revived in Valentia's sacred springs. Isabelle 1 argues they should research into other methods before sending anyone to Valentia, so she tasks Wii Fit Trainer, Captain Falcon, and Pac-Man with finding a way to bring back Corrin in the fighter's homeland. Luminary then interrupts the meeting, pointing out that something is wrong with Byleth's body. (No one revived, question marks surrounding Byleth's portrait)
  • Bonus Panel: During the meeting, Bayonetta offers Palutena a snack and taps Madama Butterfly to grab them, unaware the Infernal is having a pleasant conversation with Snake.
• Status Report - Part 2 - The comic flashes back to Kazuya's welcoming party, where it was revealed that after Byleth consumed the poisoned champagne, time froze and she ended up back in her mindscape with Sothis, who berates her for falling for Sephiroth's obvious trap. Byleth is incredibly disheartened, as she feels her death is the result of the hostile reception she got upon joining Smash. At this, Sothis points out that Sephiroth actually killed everyone, not just her, so Byleth should thwart his plans and get the respect she wants. Byleth realizes that Sephiroth must have a backup plan though, and decides to only fake her death and leave the mansion after Sephiroth flees, promising to return when her friends need her most and finally prove herself to them. Back in the present, everyone discovers that Byleth's body is actually a decoy dummy of herself with a crudely stitched face. (Colored in: Byleth?) (75/84)
  • Bonus Panel: Byleth speaks with Sothis about changing costumes to blend in, unaware that Dante is watching. Seeing a woman talking to herself while inexplicably changing outfits instantly gets him to stop drinking for a while.
• Sweet Home Nohr - Captain Falcon, Wii Fit Trainer and Pac-Man all arrive at Castle Krakenburg where Camilla is told about Corrin's death, and is immediately quite distressed about it. Fortunately, she has two Bifröst staves that she's happy to give away due to playing on Casual Mode. While happy about this development, Wii Fit Trainer gets a little sidetracked at the sight of Benny and Elise getting a bit romantic with one another, and wondering aloud if it's even legal. Camilla assures her that anything is legal in Nohr, and just to drive the point home, reveals that Corrin is not just her (adopted) brother, but her husband. This prompts Wii Fit Trainer, Captain Falcon and Pac-Man to rush back to the Smash Mansion to revive Corrin. None of them seem to want to set foot in Krakenburg ever again. (Colored in: Corrin) (76/84)
  • Bonus Panel: Corrin tries to introduce the concept of skinship to Dark Samus, only to be chased off by a very angry Simon.
• A Friendly Awakening - The second Bifröst staff is used to revive Chrom, who is then asked if there is any way to revive Robin. Chrom has Robin outside lying in a field with as many Smashers and other allies surrounding him, intending to reenact the time Robin returned alive via the Power of Friendship after sacrificing himself to kill Grima. It eventually works after Kazuya and Incineroar bring (by force) Chrom's sister Lissa. (Colored in: Robin and Chrom) (78/84)
  • Bonus Panel: When Robin asks what happened with Tharja when he died, Lissa says she hasn't been seen for a while. Turns out Tharja had been spending all that time hunting down Sephiroth after she learned that he had killed Robin...
• A Fight for the Aegis - Just as the three remaining Fire Emblem fighters were about to be sent to Valentia, Nia, Zeke, and Tora barge in with a near-dead Rex, asking about Pyra and Mythra. After hearing that the Aegis was poisoned, they explain that she isn't dead, or else Rex would be dead as well. Since Pyra/Mythra share their life force with Rex, they can bring the Aegis back by healing Rex. The Xenoblade Chronicles 2 cast does so by filling up their battle system's Party Gauge, achieved by beating up Sandbag. (Colored in: Pyra/Mythra) (79/84)
  • Bonus Panel: Peach and Daisy explain to Chrom that they ended their lingerie business months ago, only to make one final ad when they learn the Aegis got revived.
• Smash Support - Isabelle 1, Ken, Kazuya, and Incineroar head to Valentia with Alm and Celica to revive the remaining Fire Emblem fighters. A plan is formed: the Valentia duo will lure the enemies out of the shrine and fight them with Incineroar and Kazuya so Isabelle 1 and Ken can revive the others without issue. Of course, the fighters quickly learn that, per Fire Emblem mechanics, defeating enemies near another unit will net them affinity points. The plan works, but due to being in the caves so long, enough support was built between the four that Alm and Celica are now making out while Kazuya and Incineroar are hugging and declaring their bromance for each other, with Incineroar requesting that they become best friends. (Colored in: Roy, Ike, and Lucina) (82/84) (ALL MELEE AND BRAWL FIGHTERS REVIVED)
  • Bonus Panel: Lucina is upset that Chrom was revived before her and yet wasn't there to see her revived... Only to learn her father was too busy setting up a welcome home party for her.
• Cat Surprise - Ann, Morgana, Futaba, and Ryuji arrive at the Smash Mansion, having received a letter from Byleth informing the Phantom Thieves about the situation. Turns out she had placed Pichu's focus band on Joker before the poisoning so he just barely survived but was still left unconscious, as she believes his skills can help in the upcoming battle. One heal spell courtesy of Zorro later, Joker is back on his feet. After being informed of what happened, Joker decides that Sephiroth needs a change of heart, courtesy of the Phantom Thieves. (Colored in: Joker) (83/84) (ALL ULTIMATE FIGHTERS REVIVED)
  • Bonus Panel: Joker, Futaba, and Sora are playing a game and Joker wins. He starts running around the couch ala his victory screen, with Futaba explaining to Sora that he does this all the time.
• 4th Walls Are Cringe - The third shitpost comic. Incineroar and the others are about to revive Cloud when they notice four walls right next to them. Wooden Plank himself bursts through the fourth one, declaring that he can shape reality as he pleases, and demonstrates this by giving everyone in the comic big breasts. But just before he can kill everyone again and restart the "Everyone is Dead" storyline, Sakurai and the Nintendo Ninjas swoop in to beat and DMCA him. Robert Downey Jr. proclaims this to be "epic," and everyone celebrates.
  • Bonus Panel: Pyra randomly visits a museum of eggplant-shaped objects. Memes abound.
• Final Revival - Isabelle 1, Kazooie, and Ike head down to the 7th Heaven Bar to ask how to revive Cloud. Tifa reveals the power of a Phoenix Down, but clarifies that it usually only revives those who have been knocked out. However, the bigger the feather, the more potent the effect. Barett wonders how they'd find one big enough to actually bring their friend back to life. Upon seeing Kazooie, he plucks a feather from her tail and uses it on Cloud. It works, and Cloud is revived... and very pissed off. He then spends his entire welcome back party saying "I told you" to just about everyone present. (Colored in: Cloud) (84/84) (ALL 3DS/WII U FIGHTERS REVIVED) (ALL FIGHTERS REVIVED, SEPHIROTH AND BYLETH STILL MISSING)
  • Bonus Panel: Falco is a bit concerned about Barret and Tifa staying at the house, thinking they might be in league with Sephiroth considering their history. He changes his mind when he sees how well they bond with Mega Man and Little Mac.

Revival Arc Endgame

• Endgame Enemies - A group of Phantom Thieves of Smash consisting of Cloud, Joker, Pyra/Mythra, Squirtle, Tifa, and Morgana is formed. When Sephiroth gets the calling card from the Phantom Thieves, he decides to act now with the resources he has, including a package with a secret weapon from Hades. Before the new Phantom Thieves can invade Sephiroth's mind, a warhorn is blown. Sephiroth announces that he's impressed how everyone managed to get revived, but decides that what he'll do next will be even more glorious than his previous masterpiece. He then decides to eliminate the house, and everyone inside it, with his new army of video game villains. Good luck everyone. TO BE CONTINUED.
  • Bonus Panel: Kazuya starts to suggest they come up with an effective battle strategy to deal with the villains... Until he sees Heihachi standing behind Sephiroth. Cue everyone trying to hold him back as he rages.
• A Reason For Treason - With Sephiroth's team right outside the house, the team of Phantom Thieves begin their mission to invade his subconscious. As this happens, Sephiroth offers a chance to all the villains among the Smash Fighters to join his army, trying to convince them that the others aren't their friends and reminding them of all they did to them. Fox speaks up, telling them not to fall for Sephiroth's offer and if they can stall him, it will give the Phantom Thieves more time. But as Fox talks about how strong the bond of friendship between them all is, Meta Knight joins Sephiroth's side, allegedly because he is still mad over being nerfed post-Brawl. (Circled in red (EVIL): Meta Knight and Sephiroth. Circled in light blue (BABY): Little Mac. Question mark added over Snake’s portrait.)
  • Bonus Panel: Pyra wonders why only Joker and Mona change while in the Metaverse, with Mona explaining the costume change is an ability exclusive to Persona users. Pyra decides to do things the old-fashioned way, and uses the Meta-Nav to return to reality and get new outfits for her, Tifa, Squirtle, and Cloud.
• On Sephiroth's Left - The Phantom Thieves make their way into Sephiroth's subconscious, which takes on the form of a museum dedicated to his dark deeds, and is guarded by topless, masked look-alikes of the villain. Joker explains that all they have to do to get further in is rip off the masks and defeat the Shadows hiding inside, as an enemy Jack Frost tries without success to get them to recruit it instead. Back in the real world, Sephiroth and his army are about to run roughshod over the Smashers (who are wondering how they can hold back an army this big) when another warhorn is blown. This time it's Byleth returning from her journey, where it turns out she gathered an army of video game heroes to even the odds. (De-questioned: Byleth)
  • Bonus Panel: As one of the female guards shows a painting that reveals Sephiroth was the reason Steve respawned in Bayonetta's bed, Pyra gets too distracted by the guard's toplessness and rips off her mask. Unfortunately, the guard's true form is Mara.
• The Ultimate Brawl/Melee - The forces of the Smashers and Sephiroth start their clash, while the Phantom Thieves find themselves lost looking for Sephiroth's Shadow and the treasure he's guarding. When one of the Isabelles warn the Smashers not to hurt or kill Sephiroth while the Thieves are in his subconscious, Sans takes this as a cue to hit Sephiroth with an energy blast. While it causes a distortion within Sephiroth's subconscious, the Thieves end up in front of Sephiroth's Special Exhibition once everything calms down.
  • Bonus Panel: Simon sees Dark Samus about to be attacked by Ghirahim. Fortunately, Bayonetta saves her just in time.
• You Win Some, You Lose Some Part 1 - The Smash Phantom Thieves find Shadow Sephiroth who reveals his ultimate prank: He will send a dickbutt-shaped meteor on top of the Smash Mansion to destroy the entire planet. He believes that his army has already killed the others, but he underestimated the power of Doomslayer.
• You Win Some, You Lose Some Part 2 - Meanwhile, on the battlefield outside the manor, Sephiroth's army is suffering heavy losses, while the Smasher's side of things is being heavily supported by a motley crew of expert healers. Fox believes that the Phantom Thieves have already stolen the Treasure, but he underestimated the power of Shadow Sephiroth.
  • Bonus Panel: Kazuya is about to take his revenge on Heihachi, but relents when he sees Incineroar and Piranha Plant looking at him in concern.
• Secret Weapons - In Sephiroth's subconscious, Shadow Sephiroth has the Thieves on the ropes and is about to kill Cloud. Meanwhile in the real world, Sephiroth requests that Patches brings the package with the secret weapon Hades sent him. However, the cardboard box in fact contains Snake, who quickly puts Sephiroth in a choke hold. Sephiroth demands that Meta Knight helps him, but the masked warrior points to the heroes... where an unmasked Meta Knight stands among them. "Meta Knight" then drops the cape and mask, revealing to have been Kirby in disguise all along. (Circled in green (SIKE): Meta Knight. De-questioned: Snake)
  • Bonus Panel: Lucina gets annoyed when she sees Chrom hand his number to every good-looking woman and man on the battlefield.
• All-Out Friend - With Sephiroth restrained by Snake, Kirby pulls out a pink heart and leaps at the villain. In a flashback, it is revealed that the Isabelles came across Kirby's ability to turn enemies into friends with Friends Hearts during their research. Back in the present, Kirby throws the heart, striking Sephiroth with it. In his subconscious, Shadow Sephiroth suddenly becomes weak, allowing the Phantom Thieves to defeat him with an All-Out Attack.
  • Bonus Panel: Phoenix Wright, Kratos, Geralt, and Bowser are all enjoying a beer while talking about how they'd never put their kids in danger. Meanwhile in the background, Atreus, Ciri, Bowser Jr., and Trucy are getting into all kinds of trouble...
• After-Battle Dip - The Phantom Thieves steal Sephiroth's treasure and return to the real world, wondering if the change of heart worked. It's answered when Sephiroth tries to hurt Pichu but finds himself unable to do so. The heroes celebrate as the rest of Sephiroth's army goes home since he's no longer capable of doing evil. (Circles removed from Meta Knight and Sephiroth's portraits)
  • Bonus Panel: Dimitri and Claude reenact a famous scene from The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers, though with a spear instead of an axe.
• Last Plane Home - Isabelle 2 flies back home to Buttville Island, recapping on what happened after in her diary: the Pikmin and Ridley buried the fallen corpses of the monsters left in the aftermath of the battle to make more Pikmin, Sephiroth is currently tied up until the change of heart takes full effect (Cloud also got to punch him in the face for all his troubles); the legendary Pokémon are returned to Sora, Samus, and Wario; Little Mac got turned back into his normal age thanks to Dialga (to Samus' disappointment); Kazuya, Incineroar, and Byleth got medals of honor made by Peach and Daisy for their work, and the Isabelles said goodbye in a very professional manner (this obviously isn't true, though). Isabelle 2 writes she will visit the Smash House again, happily reminiscing about her experiences. (Circle removed from Little Mac's portrait) THE END
  • Bonus Panel: Bayonetta slips on a Banana Peel, but gets caught by both Simon and Dark Samus. The trio decide to start a polyamory relationship.

The Paldea Misadventures

• Brotrip - Incineroar and Kazuya plan to take a holiday trip, being forced by Isabelle to take the heart-changed-but-despondent Sephiroth along with them. After hearing—and dismissing—some suggestions from Shulk, Samus, and Corrin, they ultimately decide to vacation to Paldea.
  • Bonus Panel: Little Mac goes off to train to get back in shape, and gets embarrassed at Samus still treating him like a baby. He does appreciate the Snickers she packed for him, however.
• Starter Struggle - An argument has broken out amongst the visiting trio on who gets Fuecoco as their starter Pokémon. Professor Sada suggests that the three have a battle to decide the matter, but she didn't expect the three to personally battle each other versus using Pokémon.
  • Bonus Panel: Peach arrives to bring the guys their toothbrushes, and notices that Professor Sada's two piece outfit is made of Pokémon fur. She calls Daisy to inform her that someone swiped their business. That someone turns out to be Rosalina (using more easily accessible Teddiursa fur).
• Bug-Type Pokémon - With their battle decided, Incineroar wins the right to use Fuecoco, while Kazuya claims Sprigatito and Sephiroth takes Quaxly. Nemona then suddenly shows up, eager to see the three get stronger during their Paldean adventure as her future rivals. However, after seeing all of the invoked glitches and bugs on display in Paldea, the three change their minds and want to leave, only for Nemona to curtly shoot their desire down.
  • Bonus Panel: Nemona clarifies that she was only kidding and they can leave whenever they want... If they don't mind everyone thinking three grown men got scared off by a little girl.
• Mishima Mount - Incineroar and Kazuya rescue a Koraidon that is being harassed by a wild Houndour pack. After Kazuya ends up claiming the Pokémon as his mount, he notes it's a shame there's only one of them. Incineroar proceeds to distract a trainer riding a Miraidon with his starter and dropkicks him, stealing the Paradox Pokémon for himself.
  • Bonus Panel: Meanwhile in Galar, Nessa is telling Raihan about her vacation in Paldea while the two are flying in a Corviknight taxi. Nessa notes how Paldea doesn't have such taxis due to a Pokémon named Tinkaton that keeps hitting rocks at flying Corviknights. Suddenly, their taxi gets hit by one of the Houndours kicked into the sky by Kazuya.
• Christmas Special Part 1 - Back at the Smash House, Isabelle and the other Fighters are planning a Christmas party, but Isabelle is in need of someone to play Santa. When King Dedede doesn't cut it, she turns her attention towards a certain Thor...
  • Bonus Panel: Simon meets Bayonetta and Dark Samus in their room for private activities... Which just consists of reading Bible passages. Not that Simon's complaining.
• Christmas Special Part 2 - Isabelle's Christmas party is underway, with no missteps in her planning. ...Except that she forgot to invite Kazuya, Incineroar, and Sephiroth back from Paldea. However, thanks to Sonic's quick thinking, he is able to retrieve them using Chell's Portal Gun.
  • Bonus Panel: Chrom is annoyed that no one he gave his number to answered back. But then he sees the portal to Paldea and spends Christmas with a buff lady NPC.
• Artificial Isabelligence - The fourth shitpost comic. While traveling through Paldea, Incineroar, Kazuya, and Sephiroth are surprised by the sudden appearance of Isabelle, who offers them some of her curry. However, another Isabelle shows up, accusing the first of being an impostor attempting to poison them. After investigating each Isabelles' hands, the group determines that the first Isabelle is an AI construct due to her deformed hands and beats her up, before moving on with their adventure.
  • Bonus Panel: Isabelle finds out the AI Isabelle's curry isn't poisonous, just very spicy. She tries to tell this to Peach, but the kitchen is incredibly long somehow. Also, Peach already figured it out in the worst (or best, depending on how you interpret her facial expression) way possible.
• Double Triple Finish: The trio is riding their legendaries (Sephiroth with a Cyclizar) to challenge Dondozo, the False Dragon Titan. While the other two are unsure about this and the starters are intimidated by Dondozo’s size, Sephiroth has a secret weapon up his sleeve: he borrowed Pokémon Trainer’s Kanto starters. The 6 starters proceed to win against Dondozo. Following the battle, Sephiroth pops through the portal created during the Christmas party in order to return the starters to Leaf, who is taking care of the assortment of Mausholds.
  • Bonus Comic (released free to social media for plot reasons): While various Smash fighters are taking advantage of the Portal Gun's convenience, a Maushold accidentally redirects the portal, stranding Sora, Duck Hunt Duo, Luigi, Daisy, and Kirby in Paldea.
• Poco Path Prison: Following the closure of the portal, Daisy is freaking out at being stuck in Paldea. Luigi however says they can try having an adventure as trainers while waiting for Sonic to reopen the portal. Daisy points out that she isn't exactly dressed for the occasion, but Luigi has the Duck Hunt Dog battle a Lechonk. A Time Skip later, Sonic arrives with the Portal Gun, but the group is nowhere to be seen. Turns out the group has been arrested for animal cruelty after the Duck Hunt Dog got exceedingly... overzealous while battling the Lechonk.
  • Bonus Comic: Back home, Dark Samus and Bayonetta have had enough of the Mausholds and decide to exterminate them. Simon thinks they should give them some slack, but then he sees one of them destroying one of his bibles. He promptly joins his girlfriends in the extermination.
• Emblem, Engage!: Isabelle is freaking out over the Fighters being trapped in Paldea and is worried that even more will go missing. While Corrin tries to calm her down, he suddenly disappears, along with several of the other Fire Emblem fighters, to Isabelle's horror. Turns out, they were being summoned by Alear through her Emblem Rings. As a result, Little Mac travels to the Somniel in Elyos with Isabelle in tow to tell Alear to stop.
  • Bonus Panels: Alear offers Isabelle a chance to relax in Somniel, but is forced to evict her, Little Mac, and Charizard once a Maushold gets hold of her Emblem Rings.
• Crazy Rich Felines: Incineroar's, Kazuya's, and Sephiroth's Starter Pokémon finally evolve after defeating a young Trainer's very hungry Happiny. After extorting the Trainer of twice the earnings due to Kazuya's Floragato holding an Amulet Coin, the Trainer is so incensed that she immediately goes to sign up for Team Star, along with many other Trainers that the trio had also defeated.
  • Bonus Panels: Incineroar tells Florgato to expect hate since everyone disliked how he was bipedal, only for the Grass Cat to reveal everyone likes their form on Twitter. Incineroar promptly sends hate tweets back to the fans.
• Bread Friends Forever: As Sonic is still trying to locate Luigi and Daisy's group, he is suddenly attacked by Titan Klawf, which is quickly driven away by a Toedscruel coming to Sonic's aid. While Sonic thanks the latter, a Quick Ball flies into his head, having been thrown by Arven who mistook Sonic for a Pokémon. The two get into a heated argument, but after Sonic mentions his love for spicy food, the two of them become fast friends over sandwiches and chili dogs.
  • Bonus Panels: Meanwhile with the group in jail, Daisy tries to seduce the guard for more food to no effect. As the prisoners wonder if they're gonna starve, they notice the group of Maushold in the cell with them...
• Stomping Tantrum: Followng their meal, Sonic suggests to Arven that they can help each other with their respective quests. Arven explains that to heal his Mabosstiff, he needs to collect the remaining Herba Mysticas guarded by the Titans Orthworm and Great Tusk. By the time Arven finished his story, Sonic already ran to the two final locations and snatched the herbs, having left halfway through the story to do so. Everything seems fine and dandy, but it turns out the Titan Pokémon had tracked Sonic down via the scent of chili dogs. After Sonic and Arven manage to dodge the rampaging Titans, the Titans end up busting through a nearby building, which ends up being the jail holding Luigi and co.
  • Bonus Panels: A Houndoom is rallying his pack of Houndour after the loss of a few of their members (due to Kazuya's actions) only to get interrupted by the Titans literally dropping in on them (and on top of them).
• Maus Haus - Sonic is ready to take everyone back home, only for Arven to point out that Titans have destroyed the Portal Gun. Daisy decides to call Isabelle for a solution, but the latter nervously asks the group to stay in Paldea a bit longer before being forced to hang up. As it turns out, the Mauses have multiplied to the point that they have completely taken over the Smash House.
  • Bonus Panels: Mythra is furious at the Smashers being overtaken by mice, only to be put in line when the Mauses reveal they have taken Rex hostage.
• Two Gyms with One Olive - The two groups in Paldea start their respective Gym Challenges. While Incineroar's group begins Katy's Olive-rolling challenge, Daisy's group is struggling due to them picking to challenge Kofu's Gym first with their freshly-caught Rockruff. With Kazuya's strength, he smacks the olive so hard that it is sent flying halfway across the region and winds up striking Kofu's Crabominable, knocking it out. Incineroar's group gets their Gym Badge despite technically failing the challenge; meanwhile, Daisy's group is disqualified as they were not the ones who knocked out Crabominable, much to Daisy's frustation.
  • Bonus Panels: Back at the Smash House, Samus begins the resistance efforts against the Mauses by leaving a bomb for them.
• A Comic About Larry - A comic chronicling a day in the ordinary life of Medali Gym Leader and overworked League officeman Larry. Incineroar's and Daisy's groups also meet up and challenge him for his Gym Badge.
  • Bonus Panels: As Samus, Dark Samus, and Captain Falcon continue their resistance efforts, they run into a snag... The Mauses have gotten hold of Dark Samus' armor.
• Pokémontage - With both groups combined, the Smashers start making quick work of the remaining Gyms in Paldea. As a result of all the experience, Kazuya's Floragato evolves into Meowscarada, and Incineroar immediately develops romantic feelings for his best friend's Pokémon.
  • Bonus Panels: Back home, Leon Kennedy and Morrigan visit hoping to invite the Smashers to Bingo Night. The Mauses in Dark Samus' armor accept the invite, leaving the two confused.
• Twitching Streamer - While hosting a livestream, Levincia Gym Leader Iono encounters Sora—who got separated from the other Fighters—with whom she is starstruck due to his popularity. Things get even better for Iono when Sora's summoned friends—the world-famous Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, and Goofy—arrive, followed by Sora challenging her to a Gym Battle using his Olympus Mons Arceus. As a result, she gets a massive surge in subscribers which puts her in such a great mood that she takes a break from work and has started handing out her Gym Badge for free in the meantime, making it a easy get for the traveling Smashers, who only then realize that someone from their group is missing.
  • Bonus Panels: Incineroar has a dream of Meowscarda kissing his cheek, and he bolts out of sleep in response. When Kazuya asks about it, Incineroar claims he just had a nightmare.
• Mechavroom - At an abandoned Team Star base, Incineroar finds a note messaged to all Team Star members, saying that they are gathering at Ruchbah Squad's base in order to confront the new evil engaged in bullying. The Smashers travel to the base, where they are met by Team Star's leaders piloting a Revavroom-powered Humongous Mecha. Incineroar then notices that Team Star's note was folded in half. Unfolding revealed the rest of the message, namely identifying him as the evil Team Star opposes.
  • Bonus Panels: Fox and Mythra sneak Piranha Plant out of the infested Smash House, taking it to Fox's Arwing which is set on autopilot to Paldea, where Piranha Plant can then get Kazuya and the others to help with the Maus situation. Just as the Plant is loaded onto the Arwing, they are caught by the Mauses, and Fox and Mythra hold the line as Piranha Plant takes off.
• Gigantaroar - Faced with seemingly-insurmountable odds against Team Star's Mechavroom, the Smashers are given a minute to prepare themselves, but find most of the items in the bag that Isabelle gave them before leaving on their trip to not be of any use to them at the moment. As their time runs out, Mechavroom prepares to literally stomp the group into the earth, only to then get punched out by a gigantic fist belonging to a Gigantamaxed Incineroar...
  • Bonus Panels: Meanwhile, Krystal and Miranda Lawson are having a chat at an outer space gas station before being interrupted by the Piranha Plant catcalling and flirting with them. Once Fox's Arwing is done being refueled, Piranha Plant takes off to resume its trip, leaving the two ladies with several questions.
• Big Boy Battle - G-Max Incineroar has Mechavroom on the ropes so Penny calls for Plan B. With help from the Gogoats of other Trainers Incineroar had previously antagonized, the feline is restrained with Vine Whip and held down long enough for Mechavroom to body slam him into a crater. Beaten and with the Gigantamax factor worn off, Incineroar apologizes for everything and returns the Miraidon he stole.
  • Bonus Panels: Sora and his friends encounter some Mauses, who secretly steals Mickey's credit card info so the Maus Haus can buy explosives.
• Best Friends Foreverstone: With the matter with Team Star settled (with Daisy apologizing on Incineroar's behalf), the Smashers now have one last objective in Paldea: challenging the Elite Four. However, Nemona points out that neither Crocalor nor Quaxwell have evolved and as such they will be annihilated if they challenged them now. Kazuya objects and points out that both are over level 70—well after the point where they should have evolved—and Nemona discovers that they were both given Everstones thanks to Luigi thinking that Everstone stood for "Best Friends Forever-stone". Despite Sephiroth's appeal to the Power of Friendship saying that the two would like staying in their mid forms, Kazuya has Meowscarada snatch both Everstones away, and Crocalor and Quaxwell instantly evolve into Skeledirge and Quaquaval respectively, to both Pokémon's relief.
  • Bonus Panels: Back home, a recaptured Pyra recalls Shulk's ability to see the future and asks him to foresee if they will defeat the Mauses. His vision does indeed show the Mauses' defeat... but it also shows both his and Rex's older selves circa Xenoblade Chronicles 3: Future Redeemed, leaving him utterly confused.
• Speech Check: The gang makes it to the Paldean Pokémon League, feeling confident that they will easily sweep through the Elite Four. Their enthusiasm is cut short when they are informed by Elite Four member Rika that they have to first pass an interview segment, and that only one of them is allowed to do it. They end up choosing Kirby to represent them, who ultimately passes with flying colors.
  • Bonus Panels: Incineroar decides to talk with Meowscarada about their feelings, but the Grass Cat immediately pounces on Incineroar to force a Relationship Upgrade. As Incineroar panics at his crush's sudden forwardness, a blade of grass tickles Meowscarada's foot, causing it to laugh which reveals "Meowscarada" to in fact be a transformed Ditto. Its disguise having worn off, Ditto slinks off, with an annoyed Incineroar noting his hatred for the species' libidinous tendencies.
• God Champion: As the Smashers expected, they do indeed trounce the Elite Four, and are eager to defeat the Champion Geeta to cap off their Paldean adventure. However, instead of Geeta, they discover that the Champion is... Sora! After he got separated from the group, he went on his own journey through Paldea and wound up becoming the Champion. However, he is none too happy that the rest of the group didn't bother checking up on him, and so they will have to battle him for real. His Arceus easily defeats the group's Paldean Starters, leaving Sephiroth with no choice but to utilize an old weapon from back when he was evil: Giratina.
  • Bonus Panels: The Mauses discover that one of their prisoners has escaped through a burrowed tunnel behind a poster: Snake, who is basking in his newfound freedom.
• Death (Averted) from Above: Down in Area Zero in Paldea's Great Crater, Professor Sada—against the advice of her robotic clone—attempts to stop the aggressive Koraidon from fighting and killing its more docile counterpart by jumping between them. However, before the aggressive Koraidon can go for the killing blow, the Smashers including Giratina and Arceus crash into the crater and land on top of the aggressive Koraidon, knocking it out. As Arceus was also KO'd by the impact, Giratina who barely held on is declared the winner, meaning that the Smashers have defeated Sora for the Paldea Pokémon League championship. The incident plus advice from fellow parent Kazuya convinces Sada to leave the crater and see her son Arven again.
  • Bonus Panels: During said reunion, Arven is uninterested in continuing a relationship with his mother, but changes his mind when Sada reveals that she caught two new Pokémon for him and his Mabosstiff: past and future Paradox versions of Maschiff.
• Cat Quest: With their main objectives complete, the Smashers contemplate what to do next. However, just as the Duck Hunt duck is about to be eaten by a wild Iron Jugulis, the Paradox Pokémon is shot down by the arrival of Piranha Plant riding Fox's Arwing. The Plant delivers a note to the Smashers explaining the Maushold situation back at the Smash House, and asks that they bring lots of cats. Incineroar and Meowscarada won't be enough, and as Sonic runs off to find more cats, the AI Professor Sada takes the remaining Smashers to the Area Zero time machine so she can use it to summon more help for them. The comic ends before the Pokémon summoned by the time machine are fully revealed.
  • Bonus Panels: Sonic recruits Ann Takamaki ("Panther") and Morgana to help with the Maushold situation.
• Maushold Siege: The assault against the Mauses commences, with an army of cats and felines from various video game universes—in addition to Paradox versions of Incineroar and Meowscarada—leading up the charge. Things are going well, until the Mauses piloting Dark Samus' suit attempts to blast them. However, the other Smashers—having been freed from their imprisonment by Morgana and The Cat from Stray—jump into the fray as well, with Fox reflecting the blast right back at it.
  • Bonus Panels: Samus attempts to comfort Dark Samus over her ruined power suit, but changes her tune when Dark Samus points out that the Mauses have made a makeshift Maus statue out of Samus' own Power Suit.
• Smash Brothers in Arms: The Smash House has been completely liberated from the Maus infestation, with the last remaining Mauses being kicked off the property. The Paldean Smasher's vacation has ended and their Paldean Pokémon buddies—including the Paradox Pokémon Feral Fangs and Iron Magician—have been welcomed into the fold. The Smashers are amazed and thankful that they all fought well enough that no casualties occurred... Until it's discovered that Link is missing his right arm, which the last of the Mauses took with them as a trophy of their short-lived conquest. This ends the "Paldean Misadventures" arc.
  • Bonus Panels: Using a serum made of his own blood, steroids, and other drugs, Snake travels to Leftheria to free Rex from the Mauses that had taken him hostage, and gives him the serum which buffs him up into his physical form from Xenoblade Chronicles 3: Future Redeemed. However, by the time Snake and Rex arrive back to the Smash House, the Maus situation had already been taken care off. The serum was also given to Shulk—thus recreating the vision that the latter had prior—as well as several other Smashers.

Lost in the Kingdom

• Source of the Wrong Arm: Zelda, Ganondorf, Young and Toon Links, and Pikachu attempt to rush the literally-disarmed Link to Hyrule Castle so he can be healed, but Link's constant screaming disturbs the body of Ganondorf's Tears of the Kingdom self, causing the body to break his seal and destroy the ground beneath the group's feet, causing them to fall into the depths. Some time later, Link and Pikachu awaken to the sage Rauru, who has given Link his right arm... and Pikachu his left.
  • Bonus Panels: The Smashers kick Villager out of the Smash House due to his supposed betrayal of them to the Mauses. He decides to shack up with a group of monsters in Hyrule.
• Ultrahandy: Link and Pikachu get accustomed to their new arms by building a launching contraption powered by Pikachu's electricity. Meanwhile, Ganondorf—the Smash Fighter—is being accosted by a group of Hylians convinced that he is the Calamity Ganon; he tries to convince them that they have nothing to fear from him because in his weakened state, he can't just point to one of them and kill them. ...Only for a giant boulder having been launched off from afar to fall on top of said Hylian. This leads to Ganondorf being chased by the angry mob.
  • Bonus Panels: Turns out, the Mauses were also running a drug trade from the Smash House basement. While Samus is thankful that Mario and his friends found the stash first—believing that they or anyone else there were not dubious enough to have taken those drugs themselves—Mario's crew has seemingly already done just that, resulting in them seeing everyone else as anthropomorphic elephants.
• Lynel Loss: Two Lynel parents and their child are attacked by a Hinox while on a pleasant walk together. While the parents are able to slay the beast, their child unfortunately doesn't make it... However, they soon find a replacement in Young Link.
  • Bonus Panels: Byleth sits down to have breakfast with Feral Fangs and Meowscarada so she can get to know them better, but as soon as she begins to make a sandwich, Eggs from their direction being flying across the table. She then suggests a new rule to Isabelle that no Pokémon be allowed at any table where sandwiches are being made.
• The Lefthanded Lurelin Liberator: A couple of Hylians witness the destruction of the costal Lurelin Village, unable to get close due to the monster pirates that had ransacked it still occupying the town. Enter Toon Link via a raft from the sea, who easily defeats all of the monsters with ease. As thanks, one of the Hylians—Bolson, a master builder—offers to build Toon Link anything he desires, to which Toon Link requests the construction of a boat that resembles his familiar King of Red Lions.
  • Bonus Panels: Wolf questions whether it was wise to exile Villager; despite Villager's sadistic tendencies, Wolf worries that Villager won't be able to survive out in the wilds. Meanwhile, a Bokoblin messenger reports to his leader the news of their soldiers' defeat at Lurelin Village; said leader—Villager—immediately kills the messenger.
• (Re)Call Home: A myriad of Zonai-constructed projectiles are being launched into the homes of various game characters, destroying the properties in the process. Pikachu, who arrived on one such projectile and landed at the Smash House, explains to Isabelle via Lucario that he and Link were still making adjustments to their tech but now that the angle is just right, they can visit whenever they want. Pikachu then leaves using Recall, just as their angry neighbors descend upon the Smash House...
  • Bonus Panels: With the Smash House now in serious debt due to Link and Pikachu's antics, Mario calls in his fellow Mushroom Kingdom ladies (including Wendy Koopa) to have them make money fast using indecent means. All of the ladies are disgusted at Mario's proposal, but ultimately end up going along with it: an Onlyfans page in which they are only holding the Fan item.
• Disguised in the Depths: Zelda awakens in the Depths of Hyrule after the Upheaval. Finding herself naked, she ambushes a passing Yiga Clansman and steals their outfit for herself, before joining up with a group of other Yiga whose leader Master Kohga announces that Link and Zelda have gone missing, and declaring their intention to capture the princess. As the mugshot shown is of her Tears of the Kingdom incarnation, Zelda objects to the mismatch, but this causes the other Yiga clansmen to grow suspicious and have her mask removed. ...Luckily for Zelda, they don't make the connection at all, and just think that she's very pretty.
  • Bonus Panels: To help pay for the neighborhood damage that Link and Pikachu caused, the Smash House has decided to hold a yard sale, using the opportunity to also sell off useless clutter that they have not had a use for in years. This includes [male] Corrin.
• Terrifyingly Trendy Teens: Barret Wallace meets up with a group of other fathers at a fishing pond; when they notice his somewhat glum expression, Barret explains that he feels that he is drifting apart from his daughter due to modern trends that he does not understand. While most of the other fathers show sympathy for him, Chrom boasts about how close he is to his own daughter Lucina, to which Joel Miller then challenges Chrom to go back home and see for himself if that's true. Chrom does so, only to find Lucina pretending to act like an NPC on a livestream; this causes Chrom quite bit of mental anguish as he wonders why a main character like Lucina would ever want to pretend to be a NPC.
  • Bonus Panels: Wii Fit Trainer encounters a protest of several NPCs who are fed up with playable characters acting like NPCs for money. This is explained to her by Tingle, to which Wii Fit Trainer points out the handful of games in which Tingle himself has been playable in. This causes the other protestors to oust Tingle, and the controversy of it makes the local news.
• Torture of the Koroks: As Toon Link continues his journey to find the others, he comes across a harrowing sight: tons of Koroks being tortured by various Zonai-created devices. As he flees the scene, hidden from his sight are the culprits behind this: Link and Pikachu themselves.
  • Bonus Comic: In order to earn more money for the indebted Smash House, Pyra gets the idea to cheat at poker using Shulk's Visions, but the casino staff have confiscated his Monado, rendering him unable to receive any Visions. Due to this, Pyra develops a new plans that involves them not cheating, minimizing their losses, and then bailing, but Olimar's Pikmin throw a wrench in that plan when they steal the poker chips off the table, resulting in Shulk, Pyra, and Olimar being chased out of the casino with their ill-gotten earnings.
• Gym Rats: Wario and Waluigi arrive at a busy gym that Toad is running. While he greets them, they inquire about a way to achieve growth in seconds; getting the hint, Toad leads the two into a secret room where he is peddling drug products derived from Super Mushrooms. Waluigi asks if they have the products in blue, which confuses Toad. As it turns out, Wario and Waluigi are in fact pretending to be customers and are in fact working undercover with the local authorities; asking for blue products was the signal to the authorities. Toad is swiftly apprehended, and Wario and Waluigi are given a cash reward.
  • Bonus Comic: Inside of the gym, an overly-friendly yet hypocrite Cloud offers to help Sephiroth bench press and convinces him to press six plates instead of two, promising to spot for him. However, as the weights prove to be too heavy for Sephiroth, Cloud claims to see Dante and runs off to greet him, leaving Sephiroth suffering under the intense load.
• Gerudo No Evil: Ganondorf comes across a wanted poster of himself with a bounty of 50,000 rupees for his capture. Wanting to improve his image among the Hylians, he goes across Hyrule to help its inhabitants with their myriad of problems, but despite all of these good acts, the bounty only drops by 50 rupees. He then finds the maker of the posters and takes matters into his own hands.
  • Bonus Comic: The Smash House raised more than enough money to fix the damage caused by Link and Pikachu, and used the excess funds to build themselves a swimming pool. Sonic is upset, as he feels that non-swimmers like himself are not able to enjoy it, until Richter tells him to get a bunch of old floats from the basement. Said floats—the Pokémon balloons from the old Poké Floats stage from Melee—easily solves Sonic's dilemma.
• Party Unto Dawn -- Part 1: The Smash House holds a launch party in low-Earth orbit to celebrate the launch of Starfield, with many characters from space-themed video games attending. As Commander Shepard flirts with Dark Samus, he accidentally presses a button that opens the escape hatch and sucks out the Adoring Fans who burn up in Earth's atmosphere. Meanwhile at a cafe down on Earth, Phoenix Wright and Miles Edgeworth are annoyed that it has suddenly started "snowing" in September...
  • Bonus Comic: Nearby at the same cafe, Futaba Sakura and Alphys are spying on the two attorneys, with Alphys long since believing them to be more than just friends. While Futaba feels that her methods of tracking them constitutes as stalking, Alphys believes that the ends justify the means, and her suspicions are validated when Phoenix and Miles begin making out with each other.
• Party Unto Dawn -- Part 2: Simon catches Shepard flirting with Dark Samus, who in turn loses interest in her and begins to flirt with him instead. Dark Samus takes exception to this and punches Shepard out, sending him flying and colliding with The Arbiter. Isabelle tries to make them stop fighting, but a cake that had been sent skyward falls on her and knocks her out. Doom Slayer instantly gets mad and destroys the vessel that the group is in.
  • Bonus Comic: Mario announces that the Smash House needs to have a lifeguard on duty at their pool. Incineroar volunteers, but ends up slipping on Diddy Kong's banana peel and falling into the pool, and since Incineroar is a Fire-type Pokémon, well... Min Min quickly rescues him with her elastic arm and she is promptly made the lifeguard, to the chagrin of Incineroar.
• Shitpost Reunion: The fifth shitpost comic. Thanks to Snap Map, the Fighters previously lost in Hyrule have all reunited and returned to the Smash House, but the celebration is cut short as Gex, Chris Pratt, Wooden Plank, and AI Isabelle—their enemies in prior shitpost comics—all suddenly show up. Believing that their past enemies plan to take over the Smash House, but knowing that they are too weak to fight them, the Smashers sic the U.S. Congressmen FaceRaiders upon them, who easily defeats them. However, the defeated group reveals that they were not there to take over the Smash House; rather, they wanted a place to live, and the Smashers set them up in their treehouse.
  • Bonus Comic: Sephiroth helps a struggling Cloud pull a heavy object up a very long rope, which turns out to be Wario.
• Clash of (Monster) Clans: As Beedle is cheerfully trekking through the Hylian lands, he comes across Villager. Thinking the boy is lost, Beedle warns him of the many monsters roaming across Hyrule, only for Villager to summon his monster minions upon the traveling shopkeeper. However, right as the monsters have captured Beedle, a slew of arrows rain down upon them, fired by a clan of Lynels led by Young Link. What follows next is a massive battle between both monster armies, but when Beedle later tries to tell others of this epic battle, no one believes him, and he ends up being carted off to a mental asylum.
  • Bonus Comic: Peach starts training with other video game characters to prepare for her new game, like clashing swords with Lucina, solving a mystery with Professor Layton, baking with Cooking Mama, and sparring with Kazuya. She also starts practicing the art of assassination from Agent 47, to Mario's concern.
• Fall Out: As fall begins, Richter laments the end of summer and all of its associated activities, but Simon disagrees, as he finds enjoyment in fall's rainy weather and the warm clothes that the season brings. Other Smashers join the debate and choose sides as things spiral out of control, culminating in a full-house brawl as Alan Wake and Rayman look on.
  • Bonus Comic: Meanwhile, Palutena is enjoying time at The Roost with Toriel and Nyx, when the latter two ask about how Pit and Dark Pit are doing. Palutena assures them that her boys are fine, and brings out her phone so she can video call the two angels. However, as the call connects, she sees the two Pits currently embroiled in a fight due to the "fall out", which depresses Palutena as her friends comfort her.
• Elephant Oil Salesmen: Wario and Waluigi have set up a stand where they are selling Elephant Fruits to any interested individuals, with many other video game characters having already been turned into elephants as a result of consuming them. Dizzy, who is already an elephant, wonders what happens if he were to eat one of the fruits, but when he does so, he becomes a mutated abomination, resulting in Wario and Waluigi being thrown in prison alongside the Toad that they busted earlier at the latter's gym.
  • Bonus Comic: Pit and Sora have noticed discourse over the belief that female characters under the effects of the Elephant Fruit are not attractive enough, so they have decided to run an experiment with the assistance of Dark Samus. First she eats the Elephant Fruit... and then she puts on the Super Crown, resulting in her becoming a Little Bit Beastly Big Beautiful Woman. It's safe to say that their experiment is a success.
• Planter Banter: Banjo and R.O.B. are in the middle of playing Battleship, but a nearby Talking Flower gives away one of R.O.B.'s positions, drawing the robot's ire; as Ike exits the shower, another Talking Flower makes a comment about his supposed "Ragnell", making him cover himself with a towel. Mythra wonders what happened to the empty jar of cookies that she had just filled the day prior, before another Talking Flower busts Bowser Jr. as the greedy culprit. This results in the offended trio complaining to Isabelle, who lectures Mario and his crew over the annoying plants and attempts to lay down some ground rules over the latter's spoils from the Flower Kingdom. However, a Talking Flower recognizes her as Isabelle, noting that Luigi's always talking about how she's always whining about stuff.
  • Bonus Comic: Kazuya and Piranha Plant enter the pipe leading to the Flower Kingdom, where other walking Piranha Plants are frolicking. Piranha Plant leaves its pot to go join them, seemingly leaving Kazuya for good as the latter leaves it behind and returns to the Smash House dejected.
• Mystery Massacre: Little Mac, Palutena, and Greninja awaken in a burned-down forest, seemingly victims of an attack by a mysterious party. As they get back on their feet and head back to the Smash House, they naturally begin to suspect Sephiroth, until Mac checks his smartphone and find a video of the incident in question: the Smash House threw a massive Halloween party and Mac and Daisy both decided to activate Wonder Flowers to make the wild party even more wild. The trio pieces everything together once they enter the house and see everyone—both Smashers and their many guests—still passed out and hungover.
  • Bonus Comic: During said party, a drunken Dante wonders if the Nosebleed trope seen across Japanese media is true, only for Tifa to put it to test by flashing her breasts to everyone gathered. The following morning, Isabelle comes across a puddle of blood on the floor and wonders if anyone got hurt. When asked if there was a video of the incident, Mac immediately deletes the video in question from his phone.
• Dragon Desertion: Master Kohga finds himself in love with the new recruit Zelda but knows that it'll never work out between the two as being the leader of the Yiga Clan, he has no time for women. Intending to be the one to let her down, Kohga attempts to give her a Just Friends speech in the hopes that she sticks around with the Yiga Clan. However, Zelda has other ideas: She rigs a contraption to spring her up on top of the flying electric dragon Farosh as it passes by and rides it out of the Depths, Flipping the Bird to Kohga as she leaves. Later, the rest of the Yiga Clan comforts Kohga as he drowns his heartbreak.
  • Bonus Comic: Kazuya has been depressed ever since Piranha Plant left for the Flower Kingdom, but Incineroar has an idea to cheer him up. He asks Kazuya to take out the trash, while he, Inkling, and Bayonetta move the trash bin to the bottom of a cliff. Kazuya appreciates the geisture.
• Gloom Link: Toon Link is under attack by a Gloom Spawn, which he just barely defeats with only a small bit of health left. However, as expected from a defeated Gloom Spawn, Phantom Ganon then emerges with intent to finish the young boy off. ...Only for Smash Ganondorf to show up and knock the creature out. Toon Link and Ganondorf then share a hug with each other.
  • Bonus Comic: Back at the Smash House, Simon, Bayonetta, and Dark Samus make the announcement that after a year of being together, the three of them have decided to expand their family, which shocks Mewtwo, Falco, and Isabelle, the latter of whom faints. However, unlike what the latter group were expecting, Simon reveals that the three of them have all each adopted kittens (Glameow, a tabby from Lake Lapcat, and one of Alvina's spawn). As Mewtwo and Falco check on the fainted Isabelle, Falco admonishes Simon over how he worded their announcement.
• Prankstar: Samus greets the morning to her walking Power Suit which greets back, before realizing the problem with that. Afterwards, one of Greninja's Substitute dolls is chasing it around the house, calling it its father and asking for its love. Greninja jumps into Samus' arms as a sparkle of light exits the doll and Samus asks R.O.B. what's going on, who responds that it's time for Samus to get a makeover. After noting that R.O.B. normally isn't able to talk, the sparkling light exits R.O.B. and flies into a Beetle, which calls itself "Barber Beetle" and cuts Samus' ponytail off. Turns out, the culprit was Geno, who teamed up with Pit and Sora to pull off some pranks.
  • Bonus Comic: Samus comes across a worried Sonic, who tells her about the story of the Tails Doll, an evil being with an unsatiable thirst for blood; if it sees you, then you're already marked as its next target. As Pit and Sora who are nearby listen on, Sonic further explains that he saw something yellow scurry away in the corner of his eye, with Samus adding that she's been hearing strange noises in her room at night lately. Rather than warn everyone else, Samus and Sonic agree to keep it to themselves for now to prevent a panic. Just then, the Tails Doll itself appears from behind the couch that Pit and Sora are sitting on, scaring them and causing them to flee the scene. However, the Tails Doll is just Geno possessing it, as Samus and Sonic had used the latter's help to get revenge for the earlier pranks.
• Lynel Whisperer: Link and Pikachu return to Hudson and Kilton with new reference pictures so that they can make a monster diorama. Among the monsters in the diorama is a Lynel, and as Kilton muses over wanting to cuddle with the real monsters and ride a real Lynel—despite knowing that they are highly dangerous—Link and Pikachu notice that a certain someone is already riding the Lynel in the diorama. Thus, they are reunited with Young Link, and Young Link uses his Lynel connections to fulfill Kilton's dream of riding a Lynel (the latter of which is not amused).
  • Bonus Comic: As Young Link leaves with Link and Pikachu, he looks back towards his surrogate mother, sad to leave her, though she seems to take it well. However, Link has a plan: the group visits the Horse Spirit Malanya and have him revive the Lynel child that had earlier been killed by the Hinox, reuniting him with his overjoyed parents.
• Daddy Issues: Meanwhile, back at the Smash House, Lucina approaches her father Chrom with the revelation that she has been seeing someone, but she's afraid that they won't be accepted as her boyfriend due to how others would react to them. Chrom reassures her that, due to the sheer diversity of the Smash House's inhabitants, they will be accepting of anyone, and then urges her to invite them over for dinner. This calms Lucina, and she does just that. However, at said dinner, it's revealed that her boyfriend is Jin Kazama, resulting in him getting into a brutal fight with hated father Kazuya.
  • Bonus Comic: Later that night, as Jin and Lucina are in bed, Lucina asks Jin if he has any more people in his life who will prove problematic. At that moment, Xiaoyu and Panda barge into the room, and upon seeing Jin in bed with Lucina, she sics Panda on her rival as Jin holds off the beast.
• Purah Pursuit: The Links and Pikachu meet up with Purah to inquire about an upgrade to the Purah Pad, and after Link tells her of an idea which Purah finds to be brilliant, she makes a quick alteration to the Pad. They snap a picture of Tauro who is registered as "Scantily Clad Himbo", which using the Pad's Sensor allows them to seek out and reunite with Ganondorf—said scantily-clad himbo—and Toon Link.
  • Bonus Comic: The group heads to a nearby Stable to lodge for the night, but the Stable only has three beds, so the group will have to decide how to divide the accommodations. Purah schemes to share her bed with Ganondorf—and not just for sleeping—until Link gets an idea. Using Ultrahand, he constructs a wooden tub for the whole group, in which they all sleep together for the night, with Purah unhappily lying under Ganondorf's legs with Pikachu lying on her face.
• Dragon Rush Hour: Still riding Farosh, Zelda seeks out her lost companions, before Farosh collides with the Light Dragon. Initially upset, she notices a familiarity in the dragon and senses that it is suffering, before noticing that the Master Sword is inexplicitly impaled in its head. Jumping over to the Light Dragon, she tries to pull the sword out but finds herself without the stamina needed to do so. Luckily, her Phantom has more than enough stamina to get the job done. Meanwhile, Purah tries to keep Link and Pikachu's group in Hyrule so that they can handle the various crises occurring across Hyrule, but they (minus Purah) are all then surprised and delighted by the arrival of Zelda, riding the Light Dragon while proudly wielding the Master Sword.
  • Bonus Comic: Pit, Dark Pit, and Sora decide to pull a prank on Jin, settling on a shocking handshake using Pichu. However, after pulling this off, the incensed Jin transforms into his Devil form, leaving the three boys at the mercy of his wrath.
• Main Quest Speedrun: With parts of Hyrule suffering from various natural and artifical disasters, the Smashers decide to go straight to the source and do battle with Demon King Ganondorf, defeating both of his forms with ease and bringing an end to the environmental crises across Hyrule. Afterwards, Smash Ganondorf directs a Hinox to make the Light Dragon cough up its Secret Stone, causing it to transform back into the Zelda of the Breath of the Wild duology. With all of their goals accomplished the Smashers then head back home, waved off by the many friends they made in Hyrule. After returning home, Pyra asks Ganondorf if anything interesting happened while they were there, but Ganondorf dismisses their adventure with indifference.
  • Bonus Comic: Villager and his minions have defeated a couple of traveling Hylian warriors, who declare him a scourge upon Hyrule and swear revenge on him. However, due to Demon King Ganondorf's defeat, Villager's monster minions suddenly disappear. With Villager now defenseless, the Hylian warriors beat up Villager, who—now without his horde—has no choice but to return to the Smash House, as Samus coldly greets him and hopes that he's learned his lesson.

A Christmas Warol (Holiday 2023 Special)

A Christmas Carol parody special set in an Alternate Universe^note Actually a stage production from the regular continuity of the comic.

• Chapter 1: Wario—playing the part of Ebenezer Scrooge—is the head of WarioWare, which is undergoing intense crunch. His nephew Chai visits and invites him over for dinner with his family, but Wario refuses on the account of needing to finish his tasks for the day, and that goes for everyone in the office. However, everyone else has already completed their work and wants to go home, which Wario reluctantly allows. Even his business partner, Kazuya, requests the rest of the week off, as he had completed his tasks; this upsets Wario but he still allows Kazuya to go so long as he remains on-call. Professor Layton and Aerith Gainsborough then visit selling flowers and tea to help raise money for the poor, but Wario shouts at them to leave. Chai admonishes his uncle, but all Wario needs is money and his nephew going away, which the latter does. Eventually, Wario closes shop for the day and goes home, hoping that the night won't be as eventful as the day was...
  • Bonus Comic: After Layton and Aerith explained what happened earlier to Lara Croft and Duke Nukem, both are upset at how Wario treated them, and then agrees to buy flowers and tea from them. Afterwards, Duke tells Lara that finds Layton and Aerith to be boring people, so much so that they're probably the dullest citizens in their town. However, turns out that Layton and Aerith have quite the spicy sex life with each other.
• Chapter 2: As Wario goes to bed, he is visited by the ghost of his dear friend and business partner Waluigi (or "Wagooigi"), who tells him that due to his lifetime of greed and selfishness, Waluigi has been forced to Walk the Earth bound by chains for eternity. Determined to keep Wario from making the same mistake, Waluigi tells him that he will be visited by three Spirits and to heed what they all say if he doesn't want to end up like him. Right on cue, Isabelle visits—embodying the Ghost of Christmas Past—as she takes Wario (and his pet Pyoro) off to Wario's past. They arrive outside of the house of Wario's former boss and mentor, Dr. Eggman, as the Doctor is introducing a younger Wario to Captain Syrup who would go on to become his beloved. However, the good times did not last long, as Wario's greed ultimately fractured their relationship when he opted to take all of the company profits for himself instead of splitting them with her, causing her to leave him. The Present Wario has seen enough and pleads Isabelle to take him away from there, only for him to wake up in his bed. He then believes that the whole experience was all just a nightmare. ...Until the next Spirit, King Dedede, pokes his head into his room.
  • Bonus Comic: Meanwhile, Syrup—who has since remarried—is waiting for her husband to get home for dinner. Right as her daughter Nanako asks about her father, there is a knock on the door, after which Syrup answers it and greets her husband: Professor Layton. He apologizes for being late, as he says that he had an encounter with Wario, whom Syrup still hates and is happy that Layton is nothing like her exhusband, and then tells him to shower to get the smell of flowers and cigarettes off of him.
• Chapter 3: Dedede is the Ghost of Christmas Present, and he takes Wario off to see how other families are celebrating Christmas at that very moment. First, they come across a new pizza restaurant run by Peppino Spaghetti and Freddy Fazbear, where families from the neighborhood are celebrating Christmas Eve. Afterwards, they arrive at the house of his employee and business partner, Kazuya, who is enjoying a very meager Christmas with his family Jun, Jin (or "Tiny Jin"), and Asuka. Wario notices how little food they have, but Dedede points out that that's due to Wario paying Kazuya so little; what's more, without the money needed, the very sickly Jin is destined to meet an untimely end. This revelation disturbs Wario, causing him to worry and wonder if it's not too late to save him, but Dedede has disappeared, and in his place is a tall figure wearing a hooded robe. ...And a single glowing eye...
  • Bonus Comic: A hung-over Peppino answers a call from his boss, who asks about the state of the business. Peppino assures that everything is on schedule and that no one suspects that their operation is anything more than a pizza restaurant. The boss then asks if Peppino is getting high off of their supply—revealing the "pizza restaurant" to be a front for a Wonder Flower racket—which Peppino denies despite his inebriated associates dancing behind him. His boss—Professor Layton himself—then threatens him with grave consequences if he finds out that Peppino had been lying to him.
• Chapter 4: The Spirit of Christmas Future- Sorry, Spirit of Christmas Yet to Come beckons Wario to follow it into the grim future if Wario does not change his ways. Wario asks the Spirit what became of Tiny Jin, only for the Spirit to point towards a tombstone where Kazuya—clutching tiny Jin's cane—Jun, and Asuka are grieving. Horrified, Wario wants to get out of there, but the Spirit leads him to a second tombstone, where Ratchet & Clank are laughing at how neglected that it is. They surmise that the person buried there must have been awful and that the world is better off without them. After they leave, Wario asks the Spirit whose grave it belongs to, to which the Spirit lifts up the vines to reveal that it is in fact Wario's grave. This finally gets through to Wario, and he tells the Spirit that he's learned his lesson and that he will change for the better. The Spirit—at this point revealed as being both Sans and Sephiroth under the robe—raises its one wing and disappears in a haze, leaving Wario suddenly back on his bedroom floor the following morning...
  • Bonus Comic: The police get a tip that a small fat man and a strange bearded penguin were seen peeping into Fred & Pep's Pizza restaurant the previous night, and go onsite to investigate. Upon entering, they come upon Professor Layton and Aerith handling their Wonder Flower drug stash, triggering a high-speed chase across the city. Eventually, Layton and Aerith are cornered but refuse to surrender, resulting in them both being gunned down. Many of the citizens on the scene are shocked that such seemingly-nice people were in fact hardened criminals.
• Final Chapter: It's morning, and as Wario discovers upon asking Tails outside, it's Christmas. Having had a complete change of heart, Wario wastes no time in making things right. First, as an apology to how he treated Layton and Aerith yesterday, he find their associates Yuffie and Luke and offers to buy their entire collection for 200% the asking price. Next, he gets the biggest turkey he can find delivered to the Kazama household, and then gives his workers the rest of the year off as a paid holiday. Finally, he arrives at Chai's house and apologizes for how he's acted until now and asks for forgiveness, which they do, and Wario spends Christmas with Chai's family (his wife Cadence, and their sons PaRappa and Boyfriend). Suddenly, an audience claps as the entire cast of A Christmas Warol appears on-stage, revealing the entire thing to have been a stage performance that the Smash House put on for the community.
  • Bonus Panels: Chun-Li discusses the play with a mysterious man in shadow. While she thoroughly enjoyed it, the man disliked the Layton/Aerith subplot, finding the sex and violence to clash with the wholesomeness of the main story. Chun-Li disagrees, finding that it added some spice to the narrative and also feeling that Layton and Aerith enjoyed playing evil versions of themselves for a change, which the man still found unenjoyable. As Chun-Li dismisses him and leaves, it's revealed that she was speaking to Vaas Montenegro, with Trevor Phillips and Conker agreeing with his thoughts on the play.

Ultimate Battle Royale

• Basement Dwellers: Dark Pit leads Young Link and Sora down to locked containment in the Smash House basement, with big words written on it stating to not open under any circumstances. Dying to know what's inside, he coerces Sora to use his Keyblade to unlock it, revealing its contents to be none other than Tabuu. As Tabuu awakens, he briefly takes a look at his surroundings, before flying out of the Smash House by crashing through each floor. Wolf, seemingly none-the-wiser, admonishes the kids for playing with X-Bombs in the basement.
  • Bonus Comic: Upon seeing Link and Pikachu demonstrate their Zonai ability Ascend, Daisy wants to give it a try as well. However, as she attempts this, Tabuu comes crashing through the floor from directly below her, sending her upward with him, to Link and Pikachu's worried gazes.
• Power Rankings: With Tabuu back in the real world, he realizes that in the time he's been gone, many more powerful warriors have arisen, compounded with the fact that—outside of Subspace—Tabuu's power is very limited. Realizing that he'll need a champion to fight for him, he dons a disguise and visits a local tavern that many game characters are patronizing, asking them who their strongest warrior is. What follows is a huge debate over the strengths and feats of various characters, ultimately resulting in Tabuu giving up and leaving the place. Finding things hopeless, he is then visited by a figure who heard of his quest for a powerful warrior: Galeem.
  • Bonus Comic: Not wanting to bother Steve, Simon moves his bed over the hole that was created by Tabuu's escape, and proceeds with his threesome with Bayonetta and Dark Samus. However, he failed to take into the account the hole directly above, which goes through several floors and allow several Smashers above to view and comment on the steamy action in Simon's room. Simon then decides to get Steve to patch the holes after all.
• Where We Dropping Bros?: As Tabuu and Galeem discuss their previous respective defeats at the hands of the Smash Fighters, Galeem remarks that Tabuu's plan to team up with their most powerful warrior was a sound one, but fell apart as not even the other characters knew who the strongest of them is; acknowledging this, Tabuu then gets an idea... The following day, as the Smash House inhabitants are lounging about, a Master Hand busts inside and grabs them all, along with other Hands terrorizing the entire neighborhood and grabbing all of the characters there. The Hands then fly off with them in hand, ultimately dropping them all onto a deserted island, wherein Lara Croft explains to Mario that Tabuu and Galeem have gathered everyone there so that they will fight to the death to determine who the strongest of them is, as explained by a nearby poster. This event has been called "The Ultimate Battle Royale".
  • Bonus Comic: Chell is dropped down onto the island by a Master Hand, but thinking quickly, she uses her Portal Gun to create two portals on the ground alongside each other: falling into one, she emerges from the other and shoots upward at high speed, allowing her to knock out the Master Hand.
• Rules Royale: Over the many loudspeakers on the island, the rules of the game are explained: 5,000 game characters have been placed on the island and are to fight each other until only one is standing. Refusal to participate is not allowed, as the only way off the island is by playing their game. Any defeated fighters will be taken away by the army of Master Hands who are constantly patroling the skies, and they will also be on the lookout for any fighters trying to swim or fly away from the island; anyone caught in this matter will be disqualified. Without further ado, the start of the game is announced, but the fighters are still unsure of this whole situation. That is, until the speaker reveals that the winner will receive unfathomable riches, causing the entire island to instantly erupt into a massive melee. And thus, the Ultimate Battle Royale has begun in earnest. FIGHTERS REMAINING: 4,995.
  • Bonus Comic: Q*Bert runs away as Blanka and Nemesis T-Type clash at each other, only for him to come across Pyramid Head. However, before Pyramid Head can make his move, he is pelted by a volley of eggs from Birdo. Falling in love with is assumed savior, Q*Bert begins to follow Birdo around.
• Infatuation Spectation: During the chaos, a badly injured Sonic and Coco Bandicoot are on the run. They run into a dead end and—as Isabelle and her bestie Doom Slayer approach with hostile intent—Sonic and Coco proclaim their love for one another, sharing a kiss together before being gunned down. Their bodies are collected by the Master Hands and dropped off into a ship containing the defeated fighters. It's then revealed that they survived the shootout, and they come too in the ship, which has a screen for them to watch the rest of royale, meaning the others—including Amy Rose—have seen everything between Sonic and Coco, to the two's complete embarrassment. FIGHTERS REMAINING: 4,054.
  • Bonus Comic: As the already-defeated Krystal and Blaze Fielding watch as Hector confronts Lady Dimitrescu, they make a wager on the outcome of the battle, with Krystal betting on Hector. Hector, following the rules of his franchise, is quickly struck down by Lady Dimitrescu, resulting in Krystal having to pay up to Blaze.
• Group Ahead, In Short Ahh, Beautiful...: As the Chosen Undead follows a trail of shining rocks, Otacon takes aim from the bushes, only to be stopped by Lucca and Travis Touchdown, who tell him that they had been luring guys like the Chosen Undead to this exact spot for days, and that now that they were all about to meet, a truly glorious battle was about to unfold. Indeed, as all of the Soulsborne protagonists converge at the same spot, they find themselves face-to-face with their respective superbosses, commencing an all-out melee between both sides. As Lucca, Otacon and Travis marvel at the battle as it unfolds, Otacon agrees that the fight is indeed glorious. However, as the superbosses reign supreme, they then turn their sights towards their nerdy audience... Later, as the three are defeated and carried away by a Master Hand, they all agree that it was worth it. FIGHTERS REMAINING: 3,511.
  • Bonus Comic: A defeated Catherine warns Diddy to run away from a bear and bird duo wreaking havoc. Assuming it's Banjo and Kazooie, he runs to meet them... only to discover it's actually Kuma and a certain horrible Goose wielding Mehrune's Razor.
• Boss of The Bush: Sniper has been making great progress on the island, making quick work of many opponents due to his hunting skills. Just when he's about to take out Daisy, it's revealed to be a trap set by her and her partner, Peach, who is also playing the part as a hunter. As Sniper's eliminated and carried away, the Princesses note that they make a great team. FIGHTERS REMAINING: 3,022.
  • Bonus Comic: Back with the losers, Cammy White appreciates the Jurassic Park reference, but Tricky—having never seen it before—doesn't and calls it cringe. After she complains that the game is taking too long and asks if they can play some "Family Guy Funniest Moments" compilations on the side of the screen, an annoyed Cammy knocks her out and asks if the Hands can take her back to the island.
• Scrimblo Bimblo Genocide: Spyro runs into Rayman and the latter explains he's gathering up an alliance of mascot-type video game characters, believing that they stand no chance against the more-realistic human characters otherwise. After an attack by what appears to be Sans, Rayman leads the others into a cave, where it's revealed that the whole thing was a setup; the others walk right into an ambush by Rabbid Kong and are promptly eliminated. FIGHTERS REMAINING: 2,764.
  • Bonus Comic: Rayman is about to pull his scam on Banjo and Kazooie only to discover his Rabbid allies have been eliminated by the real Sans. He realizes he's screwed.
• Sephi Rot: Sephiroth runs into Malenia and they duel. After discovering the other's respective "naked levitation" form, they decide to hook up. As they walk off, Layton, having seen the whole thing with Sackboy, notes they're all doomed. FIGHTERS REMAINING: 2,392.
  • Bonus Comic: Slippy Toad is called upon by 2B and Kenshi, who beg him for water as, due to them being blind, they claim to have been left vulnerable. Slippy agrees to help them, but then notices that they knew that he was a frog despite them claiming to be blind; at that moment, he is stabbed in the back by a sword powered by telekinesis, eliminating him from the competition. Back on the ship, Wolf can only look on in disappointment that Slippy lasted longer in the contest than he did.
• Looking Out For The Little Guy: With over half of the contestants eliminated, it is announced that bombs have been activated on the northern half of the island, and that anyone who does not escape to the southern half in time will be blown up and eliminated. Seeing several of the smaller characters in danger, Ridley goes out and rescues as many as he can, taking them to the safe part of the island as the bombs go off, but a rock smashes into him as he brings the other characters to safety, knocking him out. As Ridley is brought back to the ship of losers, the other characters applaud his selfless acts, though Dr. Eggman and the Devil are disappointed as they were expecting Ridley's sadistic reputation to reveal itself, surmising that his time at the Smash House has changed him. FIGHTERS REMAINING: 1982
  • Bonus Comic: Ann Takamaki comes across Pyra, who is completely losing her mind due to random injuries that she is sustaining seemingly out of nowhere. However, it turns out that Rex had been whipping himself with a stick, taking advantage of their Synchronization to find Pyra by listening for any of her screams. Pyra is not amused at all.

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