YMMV / Saturday Mornin Mayhem

• High-Tier Scrappy: Duck Dodgers serves as one with surprisingly easy heavy-hitting combos even when compared to the rest of the cast, and his cape mode has one attack that can kill his opponents in seconds.
  • Marvin has the fastest projectile in the entire game going across the entire screen as quickly as it takes for most characters to jab and even worse, it can be aimed diagonally when necessary.
  • Hong Kong Phooey seems well on his way to being one due to having even easier and harder-hitting combos than Duck Dodgers although his keep-away pales in comparison to Dodgers let alone Marvin.
• Low-Tier Letdown: Captain Caveman serves as one for having health low enough that half of the cast can touch of death him even though his offensive advantages pale in comparison to said half.
• So Bad, It's Good: Fat Albert's stage theme, "Large & Way N Charge", a bizarre R&B song sung from the perspective of a Chubby Chaser with Albert presumably either being the song's POV or its subject. The song's lyrics combined with its cheesy MIDI instrumentation and the vocal filter that's presumably supposed to represent backing vocals but sounds more like the singer being possessed by a demon make for one of the strangest songs you'll ever hear in a fighting game. To top it all off, not counting pre-existing songs from the respective characters' source materials, it's the only song in the game with vocals, which only makes its lyrical content even more absurd.
• Squick: Some of the lyrics in Fat Albert's stage song, Large & Way N Charge sound fetishy due to Fat Albert's obsession with seeing his ideal mate eating food.