History Characters / WhatIfTheyWereInSmash101To110

* HumongousMecha:

* ImmuneToFlinching: Ninten summons the PSI shield onto himself, which last for about seven second. While the shield is up, all damage Ninten takes is halved, and he is given super armor. Projectiles are reflected back at twice the power, but this drops the shield sooner.

A 12-year old boy who loves baseball, is a popular kid in school, and has powerful psychic abilities. These abilities, called PSI, were somehow the product of an alien known as Giygas, who Ninten's own grandparents raised as a baby. When that same alien came back to Earth to claim this knowledge back, Ninten set out on his own to hone his abilities and stop Giygas. And what better way to get stronger than participating in Super Smash Bros?\\

Joining Ninten as his Echo Fighter is Ana, the sweet girl from the Town of Snowman and Ninten's girlfriend.

* PalletSwap: Chell alternates between two different costumes: her ''Portal 2'' design and her ''Portal 1'' design. Her last two alts reference her cut design for Portal 2 and the cut player-2 character Mel for the Co-Op mode of the same game.

* FragileFlyer: Togekiss is the floatest and fastest out of three Pokemon, in addition to having 6 jumps instead of just 2. It's also the lightest and easiest to KO. Justified since Flying-type Pokémon are fast but lack in defense and health.

* {{Teleportation}}: Spiritomb's up-special. What makes this move different from other teleport moves is that when Spiritomb reappears, it attacks all around itself. The damage it deals scales on how much damage itself has taken. The damage resets every time Up Special is used, so if players wants to use this move to get in big damage, they'l need to avoid using this move for a while, which is [[DifficultButAwesome difficult]] since Spiritomb's recovery is already sparce. But, if players can take [[Mystical108 108]] percent of damage without teleporting ([[NumerologicalMotif the number of evil spirits contained inside Spiritomb]]), hitting with this move is an ''[[InstantWinCondition instant KO]]''.

The Blond-Haired Champion of the Sinnoh League. In addition to being a really [[NiceGirl nice person]] and a BookSmart archeologist, Cynthia is an incredibly powerful Pokemon master and a terrifying opponent to go up against. There's a reason she's the champion. And now, she'll being showing the World of Super Smash Bros why that is, along with her three Pokemon, each reflecting a key part of herself, the kindhearted Jubilee Pokemon[[OurFairiesAreDifferent Togekiss]], the scary-looking Forbidden Pokemon [[OurGhostsAreDifferent Spiritomb]], and of course, her SignatureMon, the unstoppable Mach Pokemon, [[OurDragonsAreDifferent Garchomp]].

* {{Teleportation}}: Spiritomb's up-special. What makes this move different from other teleport moves is that when Spiritomb reappears, it attacks all around itself. The damage it deals scales on how much damage itself has taken. The damage resets every time Up Special is used, so if players wants to use this move to get in big damage, they'l need to avoid using this move for a while, which is difficult since Spiritomb's recovery is already sparce. But, if players can take [[Mystical108 108]] percent of damage without teleporting ([[NumerologicalMotif the number of evil spirits contained inside Spiritomb]]), hitting with this move is an ''[[InstantWinCondition instant KO]]''.

* {{Teleportation}}: Spiritomb's up-special. What makes this move different from other teleport moves is that when Spiritomb reappears, it attacks all around itself. The damage it deals scales on how much damage itself has taken. The damage resets every time Up Special is used, so if players wants to use this move to get in big damage, they''l need to avoid using this move for a while, which is difficult since Spiritomb's recovery is already sparce. But, if players can take [[Mystical108 108]] percent of damage without teleporting ([[NumerologicalMotif the number of evil spirits contained inside Spiritomb]]), hitting with this move is an ''[[InstantWinCondition instant KO]]''.

* BatterUp: Like Ness and Lucas, Ninten uses his toy bat to fight. Unlike them, he uses it for a majority of his basic attacks, not just his Side Smash.

The Champion of the Sinnoh League and one of, if not the most, powerful Pokemon trainer in the series. While she may be a [[NiceGirl nice person]] and a BookSmart archeologist, Cynthia is a incredibly powerful Pokemon master and a terrifying opponent to go up against. There's a reason she's the champion. And now, she'll being showing the World of Super Smash Bros why that is, along with her three Pokemon, each reflecting a key part of herself, the kindhearted Jubilee Pokemon[[OurFairiesAreDifferent Togekiss]], the scary-looking Forbidden Pokemon [[OurGhostsAreDifferent Spiritomb]], and of course, her SignatureMon, the unstoppable Mach Pokemon, [[OurDragonsAreDifferent Garchomp]].

Skull Kids are the spirits of children who find themselves lost in the TheLostWood. They are mischievous and troublemakers, but overall not dangerous. This Skull Kid however, is ''very'' different. After coming into contact with Majora's Mask, a dark artifact used for hexing rituals, he was corrupted by it and became an apocalyptic threat that threatened the land of Termina.

* EvilMask: Skull Kid himself is just a bratty kid. Majora's Mask is the reason he's so evil, using him to complete its goals. One of his victory animations reflects this, showing the mask shake off Skull Kid's limp body, showing that Majora [[YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness no longer needs him]].

* WhipItGood: Skull Kid wields a couple of whips for some of his attacks, referencing how they were used in Majora's boss fight.

* ColonyDrop: Skull Kid summons Termina's Moon for his Final Smash and drops onto any unfortunate foes. BJ gives two different ideas on how this could work: it could function identically to how the Moon's Assist Trophy works, or it could be a cinematic, recreating ''Majora's Mask'' Game Over screen.

* MaskOfPower: Obviously Majora's Mask itself is present, as it gives Skull Kid it's dark powers.

* GameplayAndStorySegregation: In the games, the Portal Gun could only create one portal link at a time, and these portals can only be placed on surfaces made of moon rock. In this moveset, Chell can create multiple Portals links at the same time using different moves, as while as being able to be places on any surface or even in the air. Additionally, the Portal can close at will. BJ acknowledges this changes and justifies this saying that [=GLaDOS=] might have made a new and more powerful Portal Gun just for this occasion.

* AscendedExtra: Skull Kid appears as an Assist Trophey, a Spirit, and Mii Costume in Ultimate. He also had two stickers in Brawl.

* WhipItGood: Skull Kid wields a couple of whip for some of his attacks, referencing how they were used in Majora's boss fight.

The American braggart mercenary from the offensive class of ''Team Fortress 2''. Growing up in the streets of Boston, Scout (Real name Jeremy) had to compete with his eight older siblings to get into fight, causing him to an incredibly fast runner. As a mercenary, he uses his running skills to run into battle, get intel (and some quick damage), and run out in seconds. Despite his narcissism and showboating, Scout certainly proved himself in the warzone of [=TF2=], and now he'll prove himself in the world of Super Smash Bros. [[CassonaveWannabe Just keep him away from the ladies]].

Being your first line of defense against the zombie invasion, Peashooter is a staple of the PvZ series, as well as it's {{Mascot}}. The Peashooter line also has a ton of different members, all with different changes and ability. And now, Peashooter will harness those abilities in the battleground of Smash Bros.

The [[HeroicMime silent]] yet [[{{Determinator}} stubbornly determined]] lab rat from the Portal series. Not much is known about Chell's backstory, except that she is possibly the daughter of a scientist who worked at Aperture Science, brought to the facility for "Bring Your Daughter to Work" day. When the facility was flooded with neurotoxin by the company mad AI [[AIIsACrapshoot GLaDOS]], Chell was one of the few survivors, and was then captured and forced to become a test subject for the AI. While she was initially rejected, some behind-the-scenes rigging caused her to come face-to-face to [=GLaDOS=], making her [=GLaDOS=]'s biggest threat. Now, armed with her signature Portal Gun and Long-Fall boots, Chell's stubbornness is put to the test once again, now in the setting of Super Smash Bros.

* ThinkingUpPortals: Chell wields her iconic [[TeleportGun Portal Gun]], using it to create portals and/or summon different objects from her series for her Smash attacks and Specials.

* AscendedExtra: In-series, originally used for the Neutral Special of Crazy Dave, the Peashooter is now fleshed out into their own fighter.

* AssistCharacter: Chell's side special summons a Sentry Turret which fires on anyone (including Chell herself) in their line of sight.

* GameplayAndStorySegregation: In the games, the Portal Gun could only create two portals at a time, and these portals can only be placed on surfaces made of moon rock. In this moveset, Chell can create multiple Portals links at the same time using different moves, as while as being able to be places on any surface or even in the air. BJ acknowledges this and justifies this saying that [=GLaDOS=] might have made a new and more powerful Portal Gun just for this occasion.

* LimitBreak: For her Final Smash, Chell fires her Portal Gun and creates a huge Portal on the stage. Any player pulled in will be warped into GLaDOS's chamber, where the AI will flood the room with neurotoxin and bombard the players with bombs, before chucking them into a incinerator.
* MechanicallyUnusualFighter: Her neutral special allows Chell to create two portals that she, other players, projectiles, and items can travel through and warp across the stage with. Holding the button down has

The [[HeroicMime silent]] yet [[{{Determinator}} stubbornly determined]] lab rat from the Portal series. Not much is known about Chell's backstory, except that she is possibly the daughter of a scientist who worked at Aperture Science, brought to the facility for "Bring Your Daughter to Work" day. When the facility was flooded with neurotoxin by the company mad AI [=GLaDOS=], Chell was one of the few survivors, and was then captured and forced to become a test subject for the AI. While she was initially rejected, some behind-the-scenes rigging caused her to come face-to-face to [=GLaDOS=], making her [=GLaDOS=]'s biggest threat. Now, armed with her signature Portal Gun and Long-Fall boots, Chell's stubbornness is put to the test once again, now in the setting of Super Smash Bros.

* CompanionCube: The TropeNamer itself has a chance to appear when the down-special is pressed, instead of the regular Weighted Cube. BJ makes a note that when it appears to "[[SuddenlyShouting PROTECT IT WITH YOUR LIFE]]!"
* GameplayAndStorySegregation: In the games, the Portal Gun could only create two portals at a time, and these portals can only be placed on surfaces made of moon rock. In this moveset, Chell can create multiple Portals links at the same time using different moves on any solid part of the stage, no matter what surface. BJ acknowledges this and justifies this saying that [=GLaDOS=] might have made a new and more powerful Portal Gun just for this occasion.

* ThinkingUpPortals: Chell wields her iconic [[TeleportGun Portal Gun]], using it to create portals and summon different objects for her of her Smash attacks and specials.

The [[HeroicMime silent]] yet [[{{Determinator}} stubbornly determined]] lab rat from the Portal series. Not much is known about Chell's backstory, except that she is possibly the daughter of a scientist who worked at Aperture Science, brought to the facility for "Bring Your Daughter to Work" day. When the facility was flooded with neurotoxin by the company mad AI GLaDOS, Chell was one of the few survivors, and was then captured and forced to become a test subject for the AI. While she was initially rejected, some behind-the-scenes rigging caused her to come face-to-face to GLaDOS, making her GLaDOS's biggest threat. Now, armed with her signature Portal Gun and Long-Fall boots, Chell's stubbornness is put to the test once again, now in the setting of Super Smash Bros.

* GameplayAndStorySegregation: In the games, the Portal Gun could only create two portals at a time, and these portals can only be placed on surfaces made of moon rock. In this moveset, Chell can create multiple Portals links at the same time using different moves on any solid part of the stage, no matter what surface. BJ justifies this saying that GLaDOS might have made a new and more powerful Portal Gun.

* ThinkingUpPortals: Chell wields her iconic [[TeleportGun Portal Gun]], using it to create portals and summon different objects for some of her moves.

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* DubNameChange: Known as Stalkid in Japan. Majora s also spelled [[SpellMyNameWithAnS Mujura]] over there.

* LongRangeFighter: A good portion of their normal moves use the standard pea shot attack, a projectile with lots of versatility via down special. On the plus side, it's not categorized a projectile at close-ranged, making the AttackReflector weakness of most projectile users downplayed for the Peashooter.