History Characters / CMCPlusOtherBuilds

* SpellMyNameWithAnS: He's still named Cless Alvein here.

* DropTheHammer: They both swing their [[VideoGame/MarioAndLuigiSuperstarSaga fully upgraded golden hammers]] for their up tilt/air. Luigi in particular wields it for his forward smash.

-->'''Video Game Debut:''' ''The Uncanny X-Men'' ([[UsefulNotes/NintendoEntertainmentSystem NES]], 1989)

-->'''Video Game Debut:''' ''VideoGame/OnePunchManAHeroNobodyKnows'' (UsefulNotes/PlayStation4[=/=]UsefulNotes/XboxOne[=/=]UsefulNotes/MicrosoftWindows, 2020)

-->'''Video Game Debut:''' ''VideoGame/OnePunchManAHeroNobodyKnows'' (UsefulNotes/PlayStation4[=/=]UsefulNotes/XboxOne[=/=]UsefulNotes/MicrosoftWindows, 2020)

-->'''Video Game Debut:''' ''VideoGame/PuellaMagiMadokaMagicaPortable'' (UsefulNotes/PlayStationPortable, 2004)

-->'''Video Game Debut:''' ''VideoGame/PuellaMagiMadokaMagicaPortable'' (UsefulNotes/PlayStationPortable, 2004)

-->'''Video Game Debut:''' ''VideoGame/RWBYGrimmEclipse'' (UsefulNotes/MicrosoftWindows, 2016)\\
'''Nintendo Debut:''' ''VideoGame/BlazBlueCrossTagBattle'' (UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch, 2018)

-->'''Video Game Debut:''' ''VideoGame/RWBYGrimmEclipse'' (UsefulNotes/MicrosoftWindows, 2016)\\
'''Nintendo Debut:''' ''VideoGame/BlazBlueCrossTagBattle'' (UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch, 2018)

'''Nintendo Debut:''' ''Dengeki Gakuen RPG: Cross of Venus'' (UsefulNotes/NintendoDS, 2009)

--->'''Video Game Debut:''' ''VideoGame/GarfieldBigFatHairyDeal'' (UsefulNotes/AtariST[=/=]UsefulNotes/ZXSpectrum[=/=]UsefulNotes/Commodore64[=/=]UsefulNotes/AmstradCPC[=/=]UsefulNotes/{{Amiga}}, 1987)\\
'''Nintendo Debut:''' ''A Week of Garfield'' ([[UsefulNotes/NintendoEntertainmentSystem Famicom]], 1989)

--->'''Video Game Debut:''' ''The Promise of Haruhi Suzumiya'' (UsefulNotes/PlayStationPortable, 2007)\\
'''Nintendo Debut:''' ''The Excitement of Haruhi Suzumiya'' (UsefulNotes/{{Wii}}, 2009)

'''Nintendo Debut:''' ''Lupin III: Pandora's Legacy'' ([[UsefulNotes/NintendoEntertainmentSystem Famicom]], 1988)

->'''Home Series:''' UsefulNotes/MicrosoftWindows

** Neutral air: The Xbox logo, as of the UsefulNotes/XboxOne

--->'''Video Game Debut:''' ''Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann'' (UsefulNotes/NintendoDS, 2007)

[[folder:Foxy]]
!!Foxy
->'''Home Series:''' ''VideoGame/FiveNightsAtFreddys''

-->'''Debut:''' ''VideoGame/FiveNightsAtFreddys1''

* BringIt: A simple hand gesture to goad the opponent for the taunt.
* CloseRangeCombatant: Being ripped from a fighting game engine, Foxy's portrayed as a rushdown character with no options for range beyond his hook and scream attack.
* HookHand: Naturally features the classic trope of pirates on his right ([[AmbidextrousSprite or left]]) hand, with him weaponizing it for most of his attacks.
* {{Jumpscare}}: His neutral special, screaming forward to inflict stun on the opponent, with it being cancel-able upon successfully landing the hit.
* NoisyRobots: Aside from being a ScreamingWarrior with {{Jumpscare}} noises, Foxy tends to make squeaking or clanking metal sounds whenever he jumps or moves around. Justified, as he is an old, clearly unkempt animatronic.
* ScreamingWarrior: Being a ''[=FNaF=]'' animatronic, Foxy naturally features the infamous scream from the first game (and occasionally the one from [[VideoGame/FiveNightsAtFreddys3 the third]]) as he performs his attacks. Weaponized in his {{Jumpscare}} neutral special.

!''CMC+ V3''
[[folder:Super Shadow]]
!!Super Shadow
->'''Home Series:''' ''Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog''

-->'''Debut:''' ''VideoGame/SonicAdventure2''

* AbilityDepletionPenalty: Spending their meter completely prevents him from using most of his specials, including the essential to survival {{Teleportation}} special move.
* AdaptationalSkill: The Hyper form hasn't seen a re-appearance in official ''Sonic'' games since its appearance in ''VideoGame/Sonic3AndKnuckles'', and thus is not featured as an ability for any future characters. Here, Super Shadow's Final Smash has him upgrade into Hyper Shadow for the duration of the attack.
* ChargedAttack: The energy blast fired from side special can be charged with a held input to turn the SlowLaser into a large EnergyBall
* DoppelgangerAttack: Summons two illusionary clones for the neutral special, with them charging forward to explode on contact with the enemy. Another clone assists for the back throw by mimicking the primary Shadow attacking the foe with {{Laser Blade}}s
* LaserBlade: Slashes at the foe [[DoppelgangerAttack alongside another illusion clone]] via energy sabers conjured from his hand.
* SuperMode: It's Shadow the Hedgehog in his Super form. Taken [[ExaggeratedTrope a step further]] in Super Shadow's Final Smash, turning him into Hyper Shadow.
* RollingAttack: Down special is the series staple Spin Attack, rolling into a ball to charge forward. Unique to Super Shadow is the ability to lead into a TornadoMove when landing the attack, so long as his ring meter is still active.

[[folder:Guy]]
!!Guy
->'''Home Series:''' ''Franchise/StreetFighter''
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-->'''Debut:''' ''VideoGame/FinalFight''

* HurricaneKick: His ''Bushin Senpūkyaku'', featured in his home series and carried over to ''Street Fighter Alpha'', is featured as his side special.
* MeteorMove: His axe-kick forward air has a spike hit-box.
* TheParalyzer: His ChargedAttack down special allows Guy to inflict heavy hit-stun which last longer the more it's charged.
* WallJump: Like how he's the one character in ''Final Fight'' able to jump off of walls, which carried over with his transition to ''Street Fighter'', this ability is retained here as well.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Madotsuki]]
!!Madotsuki
->'''Home Series:''' ''VideoGame/YumeNikki''

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[[folder:Android 16]]
!![[https://gamebanana.com/mods/50549 Android 16]]
[[quoteright:257:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/a16_4.png]]
->'''Crusade Mod Creator:''' Agent_5\\
'''Character Mod Origin:''' Chrono_Strife (''VideoGame/{{MUGEN}}'')
%%TO PRESERVE FONT SIZE; DO NOT REMOVE.
-->'''Sprite Creator:''' Benhazard

->'''Home Series:''' ''VideoGame/{{Kindergarten}}''

[[folder:Weiss Schnee]]
!!Weiss Schnee
[[quoteright:311:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/weiss2_4.png]]
->'''Debut:''' ''WebAnimation/{{RWBY}}'' - [[Recap/RWBYWhiteTrailer "White" Trailer]] (web animation, 2013)

-->'''Video Game Debut:''' ''VideoGame/RWBYGrimmEclipse'' (UsefulNotes/MicrosoftWindows, 2016)\\
'''Nintendo Debut:''' ''VideoGame/BlazBlueCrossTagBattle'' (UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch, 2018)

* DashAttack: Side special; Weiss charging forward lance out, with glyths spawning beneath her as she charges to increase her speed, and slashing at the apex of the dash.
* AnIcePerson: While Weiss can use a variety of Dust types with her weapon, she heavily favors Ice Dust in combat, with that naturally being the focus of this moveset. She can summon ice swords from her InstantRunes, produce large ice shards for the up smash and down special, and trip the foe up with an icy floor for the down throw.
* ImprovisedPlatform: So long as the grounded variant of neutral special isn't active, down special can be used in the air to spawn a glyph below as a makeshift platform.
* InstantRunes: Weiss' Semblance allows her to conjure snowflake-like glyphs throughout the moveset, with neutral special in particular allowing her to spawn these glyphs for her [[TrapMaster trap-based playstyle.]]
* SecretCharacter: Complete Hyde's Arcade mode, as a nod to their officially-licensed meeting in ''VideoGame/BlazBlueCrossTagBattle''.
* TrapMaster: Spawning her InstantRunes for the neutral special, then using down special shortly after, she can use them to spawn ice pillars for the grounded variants, and summon ice swords that fly after the nearest foe for the aerial variants.

[[folder:Yang Xiao Long]]
!!Yang Xiao Long
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/yang_92.png]]
->'''Debut:''' ''WebAnimation/{{RWBY}}'' - [[Recap/RWBYYellowTrailer "Yellow" Trailer]] (web animation, 2013)

* BareFistedMonk: Her moveset largely consists of her being pseudo-unarmed and fighting with her own punches and kicks, [[TheBigGuy being the power-fighter of team RWBY.]]
* DashAttack: Side special has Yang rush forward flaming fist first, with the ability, upon landing the attack, to follow up with another attack via extra input: normal attack for an axe kick that spikes, special attack for "Rising Fire", or neither for nothing to happen, allowing Yang to improvise a combo from there.
* GrappleMove: Down special; Yang rushes to grapple a foe, then hoists them up on their shoulder to uppercut them.
* GroundPound: Her down air is a GroundPunch that propells her to the ground fast and hard, with it acting as a strong MeteorMove if it lands on a foe.
* SecretCharacter: Complete Ragna's Arcade mode, as a nod to their officially-licensed meeting in ''VideoGame/BlazBlueCrossTagBattle''.

[[folder:Hecate]]
!![[https://gamebanana.com/mods/50485 Hecate]]
[[quoteright:339:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/hecate_0.png]]
->'''Debut:''' ''Literature/ShakuganNoShana'' - volume 4 (light novel, 2003)

[[folder:Mega Man Volnutt]]
!![[https://gamebanana.com/mods/50729 Mega Man Volnutt]]
[[quoteright:216:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/volnutt_mash.png]]
->'''Home Series:''' ''VideoGame/MegaManLegends''

-->'''Debut:''' ''Mega Man Legends'' (1997)
->'''Crusade Mod Creator:''' [=MashMan=]\\
'''Character Mod Origin:''' MAITAKE (''VideoGame/{{MUGEN}}'')

* BulletHell: He can fill the screen with hitboxes fairly easily, with his Down Special and Side Special, plus his spread shot forward air, snake-esque Up Smash, and more.
* PinballProjectile: His Side Special, firing a spike ball that bounces off of surfaces and the screen borders.
* SpreadShot: His Forward Air fires a spread of three energy balls.
* ThisIsADrill: Uses a large drill for his Forward Smash.
* TimeBomb: Throws a mine in his Down Smash, which only explodes after a set time.
* TheTurretMaster: His Down Special summons a turret that automatically shoots at nearby enemies.

[[folder:Baby Bonnie Hood]]
!![[https://gamebanana.com/mods/50493 Baby Bonnie Hood]]
[[quoteright:288:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/bulleta.png]]
->'''Home Series:''' ''VideoGame/{{Darkstalkers}}''

-->'''Debut:''' ''Vampire Savior: The Lord of Vampire'' (1997)
->'''Crusade Mod Creator:''' Dracobot

The cutesy Red Riding Hood [[CuteAndPsycho who's anything but what she appears to be at a glance]].

* DoubleJump: Like how she's able to jump twice in contrast to most of the ''Darkstalker'' cast, her portrayal here goes a little further by making her jump a total of three times instead of the standard two.
* GirlWithPsychoWeapon: She's a cutesy Red Riding Hood with a psycho streak wider than the world of ''Darkstalkers'', and she features the classic knife for her DashAttack.
* MoreDakka: Pulled from her Cool Hunting super, her Final Smash consists of Baby Bonnie Hood alongside John and Arthur to fire a stream a bullets into foes -- the latter two firing impossibly large rockets from their rifles.
* PocketRocketLauncher: From her small basket, she fires missiles via side special.
* RedRidingHoodReplica: She's already a LittleRedFightingHood, but her appearance in randomly generated Classic Mode battles is often accompanied by the [[VideoGame/SuperMarioRPG Forest Maze stage]], to further alude to her inspiration.

[[folder:Jill Valentine]]
!![[https://gamebanana.com/mods/50537 Jill]]
[[quoteright:155:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/jill_6.png]]
->'''Home Series:''' ''Franchise/ResidentEvil''\\

-->'''Debut:''' ''VideoGame/ResidentEvil1'' (1996)
->'''Crusade Mod Creator:''' Manndarin\\
'''Character Sprite Origin:''' ''VideoGame/MarvelVsCapcom2'' (2000)

The co-star of BSAA as depicted in ''Marvel Vs Capcom 2''.

* AssistCharacter: Summons several different enemies from her home game to unintentionally assist Jill for some of her specials -- including zombies that latch onto a foe (and [[WreathedInFlame burning variants]] that only damage on contact once), crows that swipe at Jill from above, zombified wolves that charge past her, and a Tyrant apprehending a fighter for the Final Smash. While a stretch to directly call them assists in context, they're still this in gameplay.
* GrenadeLauncher: Pulls out a launcher to fire an explosive for the neutral special, with the explosive flying in an arc to explode on contact.
* HyperspaceArsenal: She doesn't seem to have them on her person, but that doesn't stop Jill from pulling out a GrenadeLauncher for her neutral special and a four-slot rocket launcher as part of her Final Smash.
* LimitBreak: For their Final Smash, a Tyrant spawns from a beam of light that'll apprehend an opponent caught in the attack. Jill, after backing up in horror upon the monster showing up, pulls out a rocket launcher to blow up the Tyrant, killing the monster and launching the foe caught in the crossfire.

[[folder:Blizzard Man]]
!!Blizzard Man
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/blizzard_8.png]]

-->'''Debut:''' ''VideoGame/MegaMan6'' (1995)

One of the Robot Masters of ''Mega Man 6''.

* AnIcePerson: If he isn't ramming the foe in a [[LimitedAnimation static]] or [[RollingAttack rolling]] manner, or attacking with his ski sticks, Blizzard Man's using snowflakes and ice as a means of offense, with some having the capacity to freeze the foe. For their jab and up/down tilts in particular, they blow a small stream snowflakes in the general direction of each attack, lasting for as long as the button is held down.
* BlowYouAway: Their Final Smash has them conjure a snowstorm that doesn't do any damage, but constantly push the foe in whatever direction they were facing upon activation.
* LimitedAnimation: A particularly egregious example: his spritesheet in ''Mega Man 6'' consisted of him moving, turning around, raising a hand, and rapidly spinning as a ball. ''That is it''. Yet said spritesheet was used to somehow form this moveset.
* RollingAttack: Rolls as a means of offense prominently in his smash attacks.
* SecretCharacter: Complete the challenge "Plant Man Challenge", a platforming level based on the stage of one of his fellow ''Mega Man 6'' Robot Masters.
* SpreadShot: His Neutral Special shoots four snowflakes like this, functioning like how the Blizzard Attack functions when used by Mega Man, forming behind him in a bracket-like [(] formation, then flying forward.

[[folder:Mega Man Volnutt]]
!![[https://gamebanana.com/mods/50729 Mega Man Volnutt]]
[[quoteright:216:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/volnutt_mash.png]]
->'''Home Series:''' ''VideoGame/MegaManLegends''

-->'''Debut:''' ''Mega Man Legends'' (1997)
->'''Crusade Mod Creator:''' [=MashMan=]\\
'''Character Mod Origin:''' MAITAKE (''VideoGame/{{MUGEN}}'')

* BulletHell: He can fill the screen with hitboxes fairly easily, with his Down Special and Side Special, plus his spread shot forward air, snake-esque Up Smash, and more.
* PinballProjectile: His Side Special, firing a spike ball that bounces off of surfaces and the screen borders.
* SpreadShot: His Forward Air fires a spread of three energy balls.
* ThisIsADrill: Uses a large drill for his Forward Smash.
* TimeBomb: Throws a mine in his Down Smash, which only explodes after a set time.
* TheTurretMaster: His Down Special summons a turret that automatically shoots at nearby enemies.

[[folder:Baby Bonnie Hood]]
!![[https://gamebanana.com/mods/50493 Baby Bonnie Hood]]
[[quoteright:288:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/bulleta.png]]
->'''Home Series:''' ''VideoGame/{{Darkstalkers}}''

-->'''Debut:''' ''Vampire Savior: The Lord of Vampire'' (1997)
->'''Crusade Mod Creator:''' Dracobot

The cutesy Red Riding Hood [[CuteAndPsycho who's anything but what she appears to be at a glance]].

* DoubleJump: Like how she's able to jump twice in contrast to most of the ''Darkstalker'' cast, her portrayal here goes a little further by making her jump a total of three times instead of the standard two.
* GirlWithPsychoWeapon: She's a cutesy Red Riding Hood with a psycho streak wider than the world of ''Darkstalkers'', and she features the classic knife for her DashAttack.
* MoreDakka: Pulled from her Cool Hunting super, her Final Smash consists of Baby Bonnie Hood alongside John and Arthur to fire a stream a bullets into foes -- the latter two firing impossibly large rockets from their rifles.
* PocketRocketLauncher: From her small basket, she fires missiles via side special.
* RedRidingHoodReplica: She's already a LittleRedFightingHood, but her appearance in randomly generated Classic Mode battles is often accompanied by the [[VideoGame/SuperMarioRPG Forest Maze stage]], to further alude to her inspiration.

[[folder:Jill Valentine]]
!![[https://gamebanana.com/mods/50537 Jill]]
[[quoteright:155:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/jill_6.png]]
->'''Home Series:''' ''Franchise/ResidentEvil''\\

-->'''Debut:''' ''VideoGame/ResidentEvil1'' (1996)
->'''Crusade Mod Creator:''' Manndarin\\
'''Character Sprite Origin:''' ''VideoGame/MarvelVsCapcom2'' (2000)

The co-star of BSAA as depicted in ''Marvel Vs Capcom 2''.

* AssistCharacter: Summons several different enemies from her home game to unintentionally assist Jill for some of her specials -- including zombies that latch onto a foe (and [[WreathedInFlame burning variants]] that only damage on contact once), crows that swipe at Jill from above, zombified wolves that charge past her, and a Tyrant apprehending a fighter for the Final Smash. While a stretch to directly call them assists in context, they're still this in gameplay.
* GrenadeLauncher: Pulls out a launcher to fire an explosive for the neutral special, with the explosive flying in an arc to explode on contact.
* HyperspaceArsenal: She doesn't seem to have them on her person, but that doesn't stop Jill from pulling out a GrenadeLauncher for her neutral special and a four-slot rocket launcher as part of her Final Smash.
* LimitBreak: For their Final Smash, a Tyrant spawns from a beam of light that'll apprehend an opponent caught in the attack. Jill, after backing up in horror upon the monster showing up, pulls out a rocket launcher to blow up the Tyrant, killing the monster and launching the foe caught in the crossfire.

[[folder:Alex Kidd]]
!!Alex Kidd
[[quoteright:202:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/sato_alexkidd.png]]
->'''Home Series:''' ''VideoGame/AlexKidd''
%%TO PRESERVE FONT SIZE; DO NOT REMOVE.
-->'''Debut:''' ''Alex Kidd in Miracle World'' (1986)
->'''Crusade Mod Creator:''' Jio_Inzagi

Sega's mascot before the introduction of Sonic.

* AbandonedMascot: He was initially Sega's answer to Mario, being the predecessor of Sega's run with the console market. This is reflected in his Arcade Mode route: pitting him against the later franchises, primarily ''Sonic the Hedgehog'', that came after his series was abandoned.
* EnhancedPunch: A saiyan-like punch for his forward smash.
* FragileSpeedster: Alex is already fairly lightweight and small with some above average running speed, but what pushes him into this is his up special: putting him in a heli-pod with CollisionDamage that's a huge boost in aerial speed, allowing Alex to rush foes and flee quickly.
* KamehameHadoken:[[invoked]] Fires a burst of energy from his hands via neutral special. Given his first game [[WhatCouldHaveBeen was originally conceived]] as a ''Franchise/DragonBall'' game, it may be a case of RecycledPremise.

[[folder:Arle Nadja]]
!!Arle Nadja
[[quoteright:328:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/arle.png]]
->'''Home Series:''' ''VideoGame/PuyoPuyo''

-->'''Debut:''' ''VideoGame/MadouMonogatari 1-2-3'' (1990)

The prolific young mage apprentice and the face of ''Puyo Puyo''. Arle brings her ElementalPowers and Puyo's to the table, the latter of which is prominently featured in her Puyo summoning neutral special [[MechanicallyUnusualFighter that basically introduces the gameplay from her home series into this game]].

* AssistCharacter: Carbuncle (the yellow thing near Arle's shoulder on her battle sprite) acts as part of her moveset, [[EnergyWeapon firing lasers from his forehead gem]] for the smash attacks.
* AnIcePerson: Arle casts an ice spell for the side special. It manifests as a ring of light that drifts forward as the button is held down, then turns into an ice chunk that descends quickly upon release.
* BlowYouAway: Sends her caught foe away via tornado in her forward and back throws.
* DifficultButAwesome: Placing Puyos to create a color chain is gonna be tricky in practice, especially if you're trying to get as complex as high-level play in ''Puyo Puyo'' by creating potential chain combos, all of which can be undone by a stock loss. But even creating a simple chain is incredibly strong if it hits, with chain-combos opening up potential for stage control.
* ElementalPowers: Being an apprentice mage, she's got a variety of elements to fight with throughout her moveset.
* MechanicallyUnusualFighter: Arle brings a unique setup game, not through use of conventional traps or certain projectiles, but rather with her [[BlobMonster Puyo's]]. She can spawn some Puyo's -- a pair of two via neutral special, with several possible colors individually -- that don't do anything on their own, but if a chain of three Puyo's of the same color is formed, they'll inflict massive damage on any foe in close proximity. All in all, its like playing a version of ''Puyo Puyo'' depending on how you spawn them: do well, and you have the potential to set up a large combo chain for lethal stage control; do poorly, and you're left with a mess of mismatched Puyo's cluttering the stage until you're done in.
* ObviousRulePatch: Arle's down throw puts the caught foe into a brief dizzy state, leaving them at the mercy of the girl's possible follow ups. To prevent Arle from simply grabbing the dizzied foe, pummel them, then down throw ad infinitum until they're in kill percent, her grab is disabled for a few seconds after using the throw.
* PragmaticAdaptation: A Puyo chain in the home series can only activate from four same-colored Puyo's, but here that number is reduced to three, cutting down on the difficulty of making chains in a more expansive space.
* SpringJump: Aided by a large, green Puyo, Arle springs upward for her up special. The Puyo can also bounce other fighters.

[[folder:Blizzard Man]]
!!Blizzard Man
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/blizzard_8.png]]
->'''Home Series:''' ''VideoGame/MegaManClassic''

-->'''Debut:''' ''VideoGame/MegaMan6'' (1995)

One of the Robot Masters of ''Mega Man 6''.

* AnIcePerson: If he isn't ramming the foe in a [[LimitedAnimation static]] or [[RollingAttack rolling]] manner, or attacking with his ski sticks, Blizzard Man's using snowflakes and ice as a means of offense, with some having the capacity to freeze the foe. For their jab and up/down tilts in particular, they blow a small stream snowflakes in the general direction of each attack, lasting for as long as the button is held down.
* BlowYouAway: Their Final Smash has them conjure a snowstorm that doesn't do any damage, but constantly push the foe in whatever direction they were facing upon activation.
* LimitedAnimation: A particularly egregious example: his spritesheet in ''Mega Man 6'' consisted of him moving, turning around, raising a hand, and rapidly spinning as a ball. ''That is it''. Yet said spritesheet was used to somehow form this moveset.
* RollingAttack: Rolls as a means of offense prominently in his smash attacks.
* SecretCharacter: Complete the challenge "Plant Man Challenge", a platforming level based on the stage of one of his fellow ''Mega Man 6'' Robot Masters.
* SpreadShot: His Neutral Special shoots four snowflakes like this, functioning like how the Blizzard Attack functions when used by Mega Man, forming behind him in a bracket-like [(] formation, then flying forward.

[[folder:Mega Man Volnutt]]
!![[https://gamebanana.com/mods/50729 Mega Man Volnutt]]
[[quoteright:216:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/volnutt_mash.png]]
->'''Home Series:''' ''VideoGame/MegaManLegends''

-->'''Debut:''' ''Mega Man Legends'' (1997)
->'''Crusade Mod Creator:''' [=MashMan=]\\
'''Character Mod Origin:''' MAITAKE (''VideoGame/{{MUGEN}}'')

* BulletHell: He can fill the screen with hitboxes fairly easily, with his Down Special and Side Special, plus his spread shot forward air, snake-esque Up Smash, and more.
* PinballProjectile: His Side Special, firing a spike ball that bounces off of surfaces and the screen borders.
* SpreadShot: His Forward Air fires a spread of three energy balls.
* ThisIsADrill: Uses a large drill for his Forward Smash.
* TimeBomb: Throws a mine in his Down Smash, which only explodes after a set time.
* TheTurretMaster: His Down Special summons a turret that automatically shoots at nearby enemies.

[[folder:Baby Bonnie Hood]]
!![[https://gamebanana.com/mods/50493 Baby Bonnie Hood]]
[[quoteright:288:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/bulleta.png]]
->'''Home Series:''' ''VideoGame/{{Darkstalkers}}''

-->'''Debut:''' ''Vampire Savior: The Lord of Vampire'' (1997)
->'''Crusade Mod Creator:''' Dracobot

The cutesy Red Riding Hood [[CuteAndPsycho who's anything but what she appears to be at a glance]].

* DoubleJump: Like how she's able to jump twice in contrast to most of the ''Darkstalker'' cast, her portrayal here goes a little further by making her jump a total of three times instead of the standard two.
* GirlWithPsychoWeapon: She's a cutesy Red Riding Hood with a psycho streak wider than the world of ''Darkstalkers'', and she features the classic knife for her DashAttack.
* MoreDakka: Pulled from her Cool Hunting super, her Final Smash consists of Baby Bonnie Hood alongside John and Arthur to fire a stream a bullets into foes -- the latter two firing impossibly large rockets from their rifles.
* PocketRocketLauncher: From her small basket, she fires missiles via side special.
* RedRidingHoodReplica: She's already a LittleRedFightingHood, but her appearance in randomly generated Classic Mode battles is often accompanied by the [[VideoGame/SuperMarioRPG Forest Maze stage]], to further alude to her inspiration.

[[folder:Jill Valentine]]
!![[https://gamebanana.com/mods/50537 Jill]]
[[quoteright:155:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/jill_6.png]]
->'''Home Series:''' ''Franchise/ResidentEvil''\\

-->'''Debut:''' ''VideoGame/ResidentEvil1'' (1996)
->'''Crusade Mod Creator:''' Manndarin\\
'''Character Sprite Origin:''' ''VideoGame/MarvelVsCapcom2'' (2000)

The co-star of BSAA as depicted in ''Marvel Vs Capcom 2''.

* AssistCharacter: Summons several different enemies from her home game to unintentionally assist Jill for some of her specials -- including zombies that latch onto a foe (and [[WreathedInFlame burning variants]] that only damage on contact once), crows that swipe at Jill from above, zombified wolves that charge past her, and a Tyrant apprehending a fighter for the Final Smash. While a stretch to directly call them assists in context, they're still this in gameplay.
* GrenadeLauncher: Pulls out a launcher to fire an explosive for the neutral special, with the explosive flying in an arc to explode on contact.
* HyperspaceArsenal: She doesn't seem to have them on her person, but that doesn't stop Jill from pulling out a GrenadeLauncher for her neutral special and a four-slot rocket launcher as part of her Final Smash.
* LimitBreak: For their Final Smash, a Tyrant spawns from a beam of light that'll apprehend an opponent caught in the attack. Jill, after backing up in horror upon the monster showing up, pulls out a rocket launcher to blow up the Tyrant, killing the monster and launching the foe caught in the crossfire.

!''CMC+ V6''
[[folder:Janitor]]
!!Janitor Man
[[quoteright:294:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/janitor_9.png]]
->'''Home Series:''' ''VideoGame/{{Kindergarten}}''

* BroomstickQuarterstaff: "Mr. Sweepy" the mop is primarily the Janitor's weapon for his attacks in ''CMC+'', largely stabbing with the stick end as a bludgeon.
* GrappleMove: Side special lets them grapple an opponent with their mop, front-flipping forward with a foe in grasp to slam them into the ground.
* HitboxDissonance: Ahead of their GrappleMove hitbox is another launch-on-contact damaging hitbox that, While clearly meant to be a sour-spot for missing the grab, is larger than it appears, about half the length of the fighter's width extending outward.
* SpinAttack: The Janitor's up special, holding out their mop while spinning in place, with him ascending somewhat in the air.
* ThrowingYourSwordAlwaysWorks: Tosses their broom, wooden end first, as a gravity-affected projectile in their neutral special.

!''CMC+ V5''
[[folder:Finn & Jake]]
!!Finn & Jake
->'''Home Series:''' ''WesternAnimation/AdventureTime''
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-->'''Debut:''' ''[[Recap/AdventureTimeS1E1SlumberPartyPanic Slumber Party Panic]]''

* ChargedAttack: For the down special, Jake winds up an enlarged hammer arm attack in a similar manner to a Smash attack, with the added effect of the foe getting stunned in place, with the stun effect being stronger based on the wind-up length.
* HeroesPreferSwords: Nine times out of ten, Finn's fighting with his sword, including [[FlamingSword a firey-er type]], for whenever he attacks, in contrast to his preference of fighting with GoodOldFisticuffs in canon.
* MonowheelMayhem: Courtesy of [[VoluntaryShapeshifter Jake]] shaping himself into a rolling wheel, their side special has them charge forward in this manner.
* ParasolParachute: Jake turns into a parasol for the up special, boosting Finn upwards while slowing his descent.
* ShapeshifterWeapon: Due to Jake being a VoluntaryShapeshifter, he can shape his body into just about anything, weapons included.
* ThrowDownTheBomblet: Finn tosses a green CartoonBomb that explodes on contact for the neutral special.
* VoluntaryShapeshifter: Jake shifts his body in a variety of ways for utility [[ShapeshifterWeapon and offense]], such as turning into a {{parasol|Parachute}}, {{monowheel|Mayhem}}, and a bludgeoning flail.

[[folder:Foxy]]
!!Foxy
->'''Home Series:''' ''VideoGame/FiveNightsAtFreddys''
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-->'''Debut:''' ''VideoGame/FiveNightsAtFreddys1''

* BringIt: A simple hand gesture to goad the opponent for the taunt.
* CloseRangeCombatant: Being ripped from a fighting game engine, Foxy's portrayed as a rushdown character with no options for range beyond his hook and scream attack.
* HookHand: Naturally features the classic trope of pirates on his right ([[AmbidextrousSprite or left]]) hand, with him weaponizing it for most of his attacks.
* {{Jumpscare}}: His neutral special, screaming forward to inflict stun on the opponent, with it being cancel-able upon successfully landing the hit.
* NoisyRobots: Aside from being a ScreamingWarrior with {{Jumpscare}} noises, Foxy tends to make squeaking or clanking metal sounds whenever he jumps or moves around. Justified, as he is an old, clearly unkempt animatronic.
* ScreamingWarrior: Being a ''[=FNaF=]'' animatronic, Foxy naturally features the infamous scream from the first game (and occasionally the one from [[VideoGame/FiveNightsAtFreddys3 the third]]) as he performs his attacks. Weaponized in his {{Jumpscare}} neutral special.

!''CMC+ V3''
[[folder:Super Shadow]]
!!Super Shadow
->'''Home Series:''' ''Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog''
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-->'''Debut:''' ''VideoGame/SonicAdventure2''

* AbilityDepletionPenalty: Spending their meter completely prevents him from using most of his specials, including the essential to survival {{Teleportation}} special move.
* AdaptationalSkill: The Hyper form hasn't seen a re-appearance in official ''Sonic'' games since its appearance in ''VideoGame/Sonic3AndKnuckles'', and thus is not featured as an ability for any future characters. Here, Super Shadow's Final Smash has him upgrade into Hyper Shadow for the duration of the attack.
* ChargedAttack: The energy blast fired from side special can be charged with a held input to turn the SlowLaser into a large EnergyBall
* DoppelgangerAttack: Summons two illusionary clones for the neutral special, with them charging forward to explode on contact with the enemy. Another clone assists for the back throw by mimicking the primary Shadow attacking the foe with {{Laser Blade}}s
* LaserBlade: Slashes at the foe [[DoppelgangerAttack alongside another illusion clone]] via energy sabers conjured from his hand.
* SuperMode: It's Shadow the Hedgehog in his Super form. Taken [[ExaggeratedTrope a step further]] in Super Shadow's Final Smash, turning him into Hyper Shadow.
* RollingAttack: Down special is the series staple Spin Attack, rolling into a ball to charge forward. Unique to Super Shadow is the ability to lead into a TornadoMove when landing the attack, so long as his ring meter is still active.

[[folder:Guy]]
!!Guy
->'''Home Series:''' ''Franchise/StreetFighter''
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-->'''Debut:''' ''VideoGame/FinalFight''

* HurricaneKick: His ''Bushin Senpūkyaku'', featured in his home series and carried over to ''Street Fighter Alpha'', is featured as his side special.
* MeteorMove: His axe-kick forward air has a spike hit-box.
* TheParalyzer: His ChargedAttack down special allows Guy to inflict heavy hit-stun which last longer the more it's charged.
* WallJump: Like how he's the one character in ''Final Fight'' able to jump off of walls, which carried over with his transition to ''Street Fighter'', this ability is retained here as well.

[[folder:Madotsuki]]
!!Madotsuki
->'''Home Series:''' ''VideoGame/YumeNikki''

* AnIcePerson: The down throw has her use the Hat & Scarf Effect to conjure a snowstorm, while her down smash has her use the Snow Woman Effect to create spikes of ice on both sides of herself.
* ExtendableArms: Her grab has her arms inexplicably extend for extra range.
* GirlWithPsychoWeapon: Her main weapon for fighting is a Kitchen Knife, and to further the "psycho" part of the trope, her portrait used has the knife covered in blood.
* TheParalyzer: Using the down special Traffic Light will have the resulting red flash inflict some hit-stun on the opponent.
* ParasolParachute: Her up air uses the Umbrella effect; pulling out an umbrella to hold above her and, for as long as the button is held, will slow her descent in the air.
* PrehensileHair: Her forward smash inexplicably turns her hair yellow, before forming into a fist to punch forward.
* ShockAndAwe: Up smash turns her into an {{Oni}}, one that can summon a bolt of lightning upon unleashing the smash attack.
* TauntButton: She notably has a large variety of taunt animations that randomly happen whenever the taunt is used, based on the variety of effects from her home game. Including:
** Frog; turns into a frog-like person.
** Midget; turning a quarter of her normal size.
** Flute; holds a flute to play a few notes
** Faceless Ghost; becomes TheBlank, with [[LosingYourHead her head detaching itself briefly.]]
** Severed Head; gets reduced to just her head with a puddle of blood beneath her.
** Towel; kneels down wrapped in a towel.
** Cat; sprouts [[CatGirl cat ears from her head]], while kneeling down [[ManekiNeko with a koban coin in one hand.]]
** Lamp; head turns into a lamp.
** Long Hair, hair becomes longer.
** Poo Hair: a pile of poo sits atop her head.
* TemporaryBulkChange: The Fatten Effect becomes her down air, making her fall suddenly as heavy attack.
* WeaponizedTeleportation: The Eye Palm Effect in her neutral special allows her to teleport over to an opponent while simultaneously attacking them upon warping over, whether through anywhere across the the stage (at the cost of a cooldown) or by comboing the foe at first hit.

[[folder:Beast Boy]]
!!Beast Boy
->'''Home Series:''' Creator/DCComics
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-->'''Debut:''' ''Doom Patrol'' #99

* {{Animorphism}}: Courtesy of Beast Boy's signature ability, he can turn into several animals for this moveset.
* GroundPunch: Slams the ground in his gorilla form for the down tilt and equivalent smash attack.
* VideoGameFlight: Beast Boy transforms into a bird for the up special, allowing him to fly freely in the air for a set amount of time.

[[folder:Hiei]]
!!Hiei
->'''Home Series:''' ''Manga/YuYuHakusho''
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-->'''Debut:''' ''

* FlamingSword: With his technique Sword of the Darkness Flame, he can swing his sword caught ablaze with the Dragon of the Darkness Flame infused within, doing so for the Up special, down tilt, and the third input of his jab.
* PlayingWithFire: Courtesy of his species as a fire demon, he casts {{hellfire}} to [[FlamingSword catch his sword]] and [[RapidFireFisticuffs fists]] on fire.
* RapidFireFisticuffs: Throws out a flurry of flaming punches for the forward smash.
* ThirdEye: Underneath his headband is his Jagan eye, which he reveals for the down smash to cast an electric blast.

[[folder:Killua]]
!!Killua
->'''Home Series:''' ''Manga/HunterXHunter''

* AbsurdlySharpClaws: Courtesy of his assassin training allowing his hands to tense up and make his nails razor sharp, the hand swipe of his down smash is a powerful "slash" attack.
* KillerYoYo: Swings his specially-made yo-yos for the up smash and down special.
* ShockAndAwe: With his ability to transform his aura into electricity, he makes use of this throughout
* YouWillNotEvadeMe: Killua uses the yo-yo from his down special to bring any foe hit right next to him.

[[folder:Rainbow Dash]]
!!Rainbow Dash
->'''Home Series:''' ''Franchise/MyLittlePony''
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-->'''Debut:''' ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic''

* AirDashing: Her neutral special dash can send her flying forward by default, but can also send her in eight-cardinal directions depending on the input.
* DamnYouMuscleMemory: Most {{flight}} up specials automatically make the character ascend upward, but Rainbow Dash requires ButtonMashing to get the most out her special, otherwise she only floats up slightly up.
* DivingKick: Down air is the Hoof Dive, with Rainbow propelling herself to the ground with an outstretched hind leg.
* VideoGameFlight: Being a pegasus, she can fly with her wings, doing so for her {{double jump}}s and up special.
* WeatherManipulation: Summons a storm cloud with down special, with it sending down a bolt of lightning upon inputting again.

!''SSBC CMC''
[[folder:Deku]]
!!Deku
->'''Home Series:''' ''Manga/MyHeroAcademia''

* BlowYouAway: Punches the air with enough force to send out offensive wind blasts for his side special.
* CastFromHitPoints: Using neutral special before the [[LimitBreak Full Cowl]] is active, {{charged|Attack}} or not, results in Deku taking 2% of damage per use.
* GroundPunch: Slams the ground below with a single punch to cause a ShockwaveStomp for the down smash.
* LimitBreak:
** Deku has a meter above his percentage that charges with down special or by landing attacks. Upon filling completely, Full Cowl is available, changing his neutral special to a quick but powerful punch.
** For his Final Smash, Deku rushes the foe to use Delaware Smash: extending an exposed arm channelling full power One For All to flick a single finger, causing a powerful shockwave that does great damage and knockback.
* SlideAttack: Down tilt is a standard slide kick that leads into a {{roundhouse|Kick}}.

[[folder:Spyro]]
!!Spyro
->'''Home Series:''' ''Franchise/SpyroTheDragon''

-->'''Debut:''' ''VideoGame/SpyroTheDragon1998''

* BreathWeapon: Spyro's neutral special, with him naturally defaulting to the standard [[PlayingWithFire fire]] befitting a dragon, while also having the ability shoot [[AnIcePerson ice]] and [[ShockAndAwe electricity]] out of his mouth by altering the move with down special.
* DashAttack: Side special has Spyro do the same dash move from his home game, charging forward [[UseYourHead head-first]] for as long as the button is held down.
* FireIceLightning: Their BreathWeapon can be changed to any of these elements with down special, with him defaulting to fire, then cycling through ice, electric, then back to fire.
* NotQuiteFlight: Up special is a glide move like a nerfed version of Meta Knight's own up special in ''Brawl'', starting the move with a loop-de-loop before transitioning into a momentum-based glide, speeding up while angled downward while slowing down while angled up.
* TailSlap: Utilizes the spiked end of his tail as an alternative to his [[UseYourHead headbutt attacks.]]
* UseYourHead: Most of Spyro's moveset has him headbutt his way to victory.

[[folder:Rainbow Dash]]
!!Rainbow Dash
->'''Home Series:''' ''Franchise/MyLittlePony''
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-->'''Debut:''' ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic''

* AirDashing: Her neutral special dash can send her flying forward by default, but can also send her in eight-cardinal directions depending on the input.
* DamnYouMuscleMemory: Most {{flight}} up specials automatically make the character ascend upward, but Rainbow Dash requires ButtonMashing to get the most out her special, otherwise she only floats up slightly up.
* DivingKick: Down air is the Hoof Dive, with Rainbow propelling herself to the ground with an outstretched hind leg.
* VideoGameFlight: Being a pegasus, she can fly with her wings, doing so for her {{double jump}}s and up special.
* WeatherManipulation: Summons a storm cloud with down special, with it sending down a bolt of lightning upon inputting again.

!''SSBC CMC''
[[folder:Deku]]
!!Deku
->'''Home Series:''' ''Manga/MyHeroAcademia''

* BlowYouAway: Punches the air with enough force to send out offensive wind blasts for his side special.
* CastFromHitPoints: Using neutral special before the [[LimitBreak Full Cowl]] is active, {{charged|Attack}} or not, results in Deku taking 2% of damage per use.
* GroundPunch: Slams the ground below with a single punch to cause a ShockwaveStomp for the down smash.
* LimitBreak:
** Deku has a meter above his percentage that charges with down special or by landing attacks. Upon filling completely, Full Cowl is available, changing his neutral special to a quick but powerful punch.
** For his Final Smash, Deku rushes the foe to use Delaware Smash: extending an exposed arm channelling full power One For All to flick a single finger, causing a powerful shockwave that does great damage and knockback.
* SlideAttack: Down tilt is a standard slide kick that leads into a {{roundhouse|Kick}}.

[[folder:Spyro]]
!!Spyro
->'''Home Series:''' ''Franchise/SpyroTheDragon''
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-->'''Debut:''' ''VideoGame/SpyroTheDragon1998''

* BreathWeapon: Spyro's neutral special, with him naturally defaulting to the standard [[PlayingWithFire fire]] befitting a dragon, while also having the ability shoot [[AnIcePerson ice]] and [[ShockAndAwe electricity]] out of his mouth by altering the move with down special.
* DashAttack: Side special has Spyro do the same dash move from his home game, charging forward [[UseYourHead head-first]] for as long as the button is held down.
* FireIceLightning: Their BreathWeapon can be changed to any of these elements with down special, with him defaulting to fire, then cycling through ice, electric, then back to fire.
* NotQuiteFlight: Up special is a glide move like a nerfed version of Meta Knight's own up special in ''Brawl'', starting the move with a loop-de-loop before transitioning into a momentum-based glide, speeding up while angled downward while slowing down while angled up.
* TailSlap: Utilizes the spiked end of his tail as an alternative to his [[UseYourHead headbutt attacks.]]
* UseYourHead: Most of Spyro's moveset has him headbutt his way to victory.

[[folder:Rainbow Dash]]
!!Rainbow Dash
->'''Home Series:''' ''Franchise/MyLittlePony''

-->'''Debut:''' ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic''

* AirDashing: Her neutral special dash can send her flying forward by default, but can also send her in eight-cardinal directions depending on the input.
* DamnYouMuscleMemory: Most {{flight}} up specials automatically make the character ascend upward, but Rainbow Dash requires ButtonMashing to get the most out her special, otherwise she only floats up slightly up.
* DivingKick: Down air is the Hoof Dive, with Rainbow propelling herself to the ground with an outstretched hind leg.
* VideoGameFlight: Being a pegasus, she can fly with her wings, doing so for her {{double jump}}s and up special.
* WeatherManipulation: Summons a storm cloud with down special, with it sending down a bolt of lightning upon inputting again.

!''SSBC CMC''
[[folder:Deku]]
!!Deku
->'''Home Series:''' ''Manga/MyHeroAcademia''

* BlowYouAway: Punches the air with enough force to send out offensive wind blasts for his side special.
* CastFromHitPoints: Using neutral special before the [[LimitBreak Full Cowl]] is active, {{charged|Attack}} or not, results in Deku taking 2% of damage per use.
* GroundPunch: Slams the ground below with a single punch to cause a ShockwaveStomp for the down smash.
* LimitBreak:
** Deku has a meter above his percentage that charges with down special or by landing attacks. Upon filling completely, Full Cowl is available, changing his neutral special to a quick but powerful punch.
** For his Final Smash, Deku rushes the foe to use Delaware Smash: extending an exposed arm channelling full power One For All to flick a single finger, causing a powerful shockwave that does great damage and knockback.
* SlideAttack: Down tilt is a standard slide kick that leads into a {{roundhouse|Kick}}.

[[folder:Spyro]]
!!Spyro
->'''Home Series:''' ''Franchise/SpyroTheDragon''
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-->'''Debut:''' ''VideoGame/SpyroTheDragon1998''

* BreathWeapon: Spyro's neutral special, with him naturally defaulting to the standard [[PlayingWithFire fire]] befitting a dragon, while also having the ability shoot [[AnIcePerson ice]] and [[ShockAndAwe electricity]] out of his mouth by altering the move with down special.
* DashAttack: Side special has Spyro do the same dash move from his home game, charging forward [[UseYourHead head-first]] for as long as the button is held down.
* FireIceLightning: Their BreathWeapon can be changed to any of these elements with down special, with him defaulting to fire, then cycling through ice, electric, then back to fire.
* NotQuiteFlight: Up special is a glide move like a nerfed version of Meta Knight's own up special in ''Brawl'', starting the move with a loop-de-loop before transitioning into a momentum-based glide, speeding up while angled downward while slowing down while angled up.
* TailSlap: Utilizes the spiked end of his tail as an alternative to his [[UseYourHead headbutt attacks.]]
* UseYourHead: Most of Spyro's moveset has him headbutt his way to victory.

->'''Home Series:'''

[[folder:Guy]]
!!Guy
->'''Home Series:''' ''Franchise/StreetFighter''

-->'''Debut:''' ''VideoGame/FinalFight''

* HurricaneKick: His ''Bushin Senpūkyaku'', featured in his home series and carried over to ''Street Fighter Alpha'', is featured as his side special.
* MeteorMove: His axe-kick forward air has a spike hit-box.
* TheParalyzer: His ChargedAttack down special allows Guy to inflict heavy hit-stun which last longer the more it's charged.
* WallJump: Like how he's the one character in ''Final Fight'' able to jump off of walls, which carried over with his transition to ''Street Fighter'', this ability is retained here as well.

[[folder:Madotsuki]]
!!Madotsuki
->'''Home Series:''' ''VideoGame/YumeNikki''

[[folder:Super Shadow]]
!!Super Shadow
->'''Home Series:''' ''Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog''

-->'''Debut:''' ''VideoGame/SonicAdventure2''

* AbilityDepletionPenalty: Spending their meter completely prevents him from using most of his specials, including the essential to survival {{Teleportation}} special move.
* AdaptationalSkill: The Hyper form hasn't seen a re-appearance in official ''Sonic'' games since its appearance in ''VideoGame/Sonic3AndKnuckles'', and thus is not featured as an ability for any future characters. Here, Super Shadow's Final Smash has him upgrade into Hyper Shadow for the duration of the attack.
* ChargedAttack: The energy blast fired from side special can be charged with a held input to turn the SlowLaser into a large EnergyBall
* DoppelgangerAttack: Summons two illusionary clones for the neutral special, with them charging forward to explode on contact with the enemy. Another clone assists for the back throw by mimicking the primary Shadow attacking the foe with {{Laser Blade}}s
* LaserBlade: Slashes at the foe [[DoppelgangerAttack alongside another illusion clone]] via energy sabers conjured from his hand.
* SuperMode: It's Shadow the Hedgehog in his Super form. Taken [[ExaggeratedTrope a step further]] in Super Shadow's Final Smash, turning him into Hyper Shadow.
* RollingAttack: Down special is the series staple Spin Attack, rolling into a ball to charge forward. Unique to Super Shadow is the ability to lead into a TornadoMove when landing the attack, so long as his ring meter is still active.

[[folder:Rainbow Dash]]
!!Rainbow Dash
->'''Home Series:''' ''Franchise/MyLittlePony''
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-->'''Debut:''' ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic''

* AirDashing: Her neutral special dash can send her flying forward by default, but can also send her in eight-cardinal directions depending on the input.
* DamnYouMuscleMemory: Most {{flight}} up specials automatically make the character ascend upward, but Rainbow Dash requires ButtonMashing to get the most out her special, otherwise she only floats up slightly up.
* DivingKick: Down air is the Hoof Dive, with Rainbow propelling herself to the ground with an outstretched hind leg.
* VideoGameFlight: Being a pegasus, she can fly with her wings, doing so for her {{double jump}}s and up special.
* WeatherManipulation: Summons a storm cloud with down special, with it sending down a bolt of lightning upon inputting again.

!''SSBC CMC''
[[folder:Deku]]
!!Deku
->'''Home Series:''' ''Manga/MyHeroAcademia''

* BlowYouAway: Punches the air with enough force to send out offensive wind blasts for his side special.
* CastFromHitPoints: Using neutral special before the [[LimitBreak Full Cowl]] is active, {{charged|Attack}} or not, results in Deku taking 2% of damage per use.
* GroundPunch: Slams the ground below with a single punch to cause a ShockwaveStomp for the down smash.
* LimitBreak:
** Deku has a meter above his percentage that charges with down special or by landing attacks. Upon filling completely, Full Cowl is available, changing his neutral special to a quick but powerful punch.
** For his Final Smash, Deku rushes the foe to use Delaware Smash: extending an exposed arm channelling full power One For All to flick a single finger, causing a powerful shockwave that does great damage and knockback.
* SlideAttack: Down tilt is a standard slide kick that leads into a {{roundhouse|Kick}}.

[[folder:Spyro]]
!!Spyro
->'''Home Series:''' ''Franchise/SpyroTheDragon''
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-->'''Debut:''' ''VideoGame/SpyroTheDragon1998''

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* BreathWeapon: Spyro's neutral special, with him naturally defaulting to the standard [[PlayingWithFire fire]] befitting a dragon, while also having the ability shoot [[AnIcePerson ice]] and [[ShockAndAwe electricity]] out of his mouth by altering the move with down special.
* DashAttack: Side special has Spyro do the same dash move from his home game, charging forward [[UseYourHead head-first]] for as long as the button is held down.
* FireIceLightning: Their BreathWeapon can be changed to any of these elements with down special, with him defaulting to fire, then cycling through ice, electric, then back to fire.
* NotQuiteFlight: Up special is a glide move like a nerfed version of Meta Knight's own up special in ''Brawl'', starting the move with a loop-de-loop before transitioning into a momentum-based glide, speeding up while angled downward while slowing down while angled up.
* TailSlap: Utilizes the spiked end of his tail as an alternative to his [[UseYourHead headbutt attacks.]]
* UseYourHead: Most of Spyro's moveset has him headbutt his way to victory.
[[/folder]]

* WallJumper: Like how he's the one character in ''Final Fight'' able to jump off of walls, which carried over with his transition to ''Street Fighter'', this ability is retained here as well.

[[folder:Rainbow Dash]]
!!Rainbow Dash
->'''Home Series:''' ''Franchise/MyLittlePony''

-->'''Debut:''' ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic''

* AirDashing: Her neutral special dash can send her flying forward by default, but can also send her in eight-cardinal directions depending on the input.
* DamnYouMuscleMemory: Most {{flight}} up specials automatically make the character ascend upward, but Rainbow Dash requires ButtonMashing to get the most out her special, otherwise she only floats up slightly up.
* DivingKick: Down air is the Hoof Dive, with Rainbow propelling herself to the ground with an outstretched hind leg.
* VideoGameFlight: Being a pegasus, she can fly with her wings, doing so for her {{double jump}}s and up special.
* WeatherManipulation: Summons a storm cloud with down special, with it sending down a bolt of lightning upon inputting again.

[[folder:Super Shadow]]
!! Super Shadow
->'''Home Series:''' ''Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog''
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-->'''Debut:''' ''VideoGame/SonicAdventure2''

* AbilityDepletionPenalty: Spending their meter completely prevents him from using most of his specials, including the essential to survival {{Teleportation}} special move.
* AdaptationalSkill: The Hyper form hasn't seen a re-appearance in official ''Sonic'' games since its appearance in ''VideoGame/Sonic3AndKnuckles'', and thus is not featured as an ability for any future characters. Here, Super Shadow's Final Smash has him upgrade into Hyper Shadow for the duration of the attack.
* ChargedAttack: The energy blast fired from side special can be charged with a held input to turn the SlowLaser into a large EnergyBall
* DoppelgangerAttack: Summons two illusionary clones for the neutral special, with them charging forward to explode on contact with the enemy. Another clone assists for the back throw by mimicking the primary Shadow attacking the foe with {{Laser Blade}}s
* LaserBlade: Slashes at the foe [[DoppelgangerAttack alongside another illusion clone]] via energy sabers conjured from his hand.
* SuperMode: It's Shadow the Hedgehog in his Super form. Taken [[ExaggeratedTrope a step further]] in Super Shadow's Final Smash, turning him into Hyper Shadow.
* RollingAttack: Down special is the series staple Spin Attack, rolling into a ball to charge forward. Unique to Super Shadow is the ability to lead into a TornadoMove when landing the attack, so long as his ring meter is still active.
[[/folder]]

!''CMC+ V3''
[[folder:Madotsuki]]
!!Madotsuki
->'''Home Series:''' ''VideoGame/YumeNikki''

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!''SSBC CMC''
[[folder:Deku]]
!!Deku
->'''Home Series:''' ''Manga/MyHeroAcademia''

* BlowYouAway: Punches the air with enough force to send out offensive wind blasts for his side special.
* CastFromHitPoints: Using neutral special before the [[LimitBreak Full Cowl]] is active, {{charged|Attack}} or not, results in Deku taking 2% of damage per use.
* GroundPunch: Slams the ground below with a single punch to cause a ShockwaveStomp for the down smash.
* LimitBreak:
** Deku has a meter above his percentage that charges with down special or by landing attacks. Upon filling completely, Full Cowl is available, changing his neutral special to a quick but powerful punch.
** For his Final Smash, Deku rushes the foe to use Delaware Smash: extending an exposed arm channelling full power One For All to flick a single finger, causing a powerful shockwave that does great damage and knockback.
* SlideAttack: Down tilt is a standard slide kick that leads into a {{roundhouse|Kick}}.

[[folder:Spyro]]
!!Spyro
->'''Home Series:''' ''Franchise/SpyroTheDragon''

-->'''Debut:''' ''VideoGame/SpyroTheDragon1998''

* BreathWeapon: Spyro's neutral special, with him naturally defaulting to the standard [[PlayingWithFire fire]] befitting a dragon, while also having the ability shoot [[AnIcePerson ice]] and [[ShockAndAwe electricity]] out of his mouth by altering the move with down special.
* DashAttack: Side special has Spyro do the same dash move from his home game, charging forward [[UseYourHead head-first]] for as long as the button is held down.
* FireIceLightning: Their BreathWeapon can be changed to any of these elements with down special, with him defaulting to fire, then cycling through ice, electric, then back to fire.
* NotQuiteFlight: Up special is a glide move like a nerfed version of Meta Knight's own up special in ''Brawl'', starting the move with a loop-de-loop before transitioning into a momentum-based glide, speeding up while angled downward while slowing down while angled up.
* TailSlap: Utilizes the spiked end of his tail as an alternative to his [[UseYourHead headbutt attacks.]]
* UseYourHead: Most of Spyro's moveset has him headbutt his way to victory.

!''SSBC CMC''
[[folder:Deku]]
!!Deku
->'''Home Series:''' ''Manga/MyHeroAcademia''

* BlowYouAway: Punches the air with enough force to send out offensive wind blasts for his side special.
* CastFromHitPoints: Using neutral special before the [[LimitBreak Full Cowl]] is active, {{charged|Attack}} or not, results in Deku taking 2% of damage per use.
* GroundPunch: Slams the ground below with a single punch to cause a ShockwaveStomp for the down smash.
* LimitBreak:
** Deku has a meter above his percentage that charges with down special or by landing attacks. Upon filling completely, Full Cowl is available, changing his neutral special to a quick but powerful punch.
** For his Final Smash, Deku rushes the foe to use Delaware Smash: extending an exposed arm channelling full power One For All to flick a single finger, causing a powerful shockwave that does great damage and knockback.
* SlideAttack: Down tilt is a standard slide kick that leads into a {{roundhouse|Kick}}.

[[folder:Spyro]]
!!Spyro
->'''Home Series:''' ''Franchise/SpyroTheDragon''
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-->'''Debut:''' ''VideoGame/SpyroTheDragon1998''

* BreathWeapon: Spyro's neutral special, with him naturally defaulting to the standard [[PlayingWithFire fire]] befitting a dragon, while also having the ability shoot [[AnIcePerson ice]] and [[ShockAndAwe electricity]] out of his mouth by altering the move with down special.
* DashAttack: Side special has Spyro do the same dash move from his home game, charging forward [[UseYourHead head-first]] for as long as the button is held down.
* FireIceLightning: Their BreathWeapon can be changed to any of these elements with down special, with him defaulting to fire, then cycling through ice, electric, then back to fire.
* NotQuiteFlight: Up special is a glide move like a nerfed version of Meta Knight's own up special in ''Brawl'', starting the move with a loop-de-loop before transitioning into a momentum-based glide, speeding up while angled downward while slowing down while angled up.
* TailSlap: Utilizes the spiked end of his tail as an alternative to his [[UseYourHead headbutt attacks.]]
* UseYourHead: Most of Spyro's moveset has him headbutt his way to victory.