History VideoGame / ShrekSuperSlam

* CuteWitch: While nearly every other witch in the ''Franchise/{{Shrek}}'' franchise falls into {{Gonk}} territory, Luna is an aversion, being a witch in her teens who lacks a GagNose like many of the other witches. She does however, have a pretty impressive EvilLaugh and many of her combos will finish with a [[SneezeOfDoom powerful sneeze]].

* AdaptationNameChange: The Big Bad Wolf is inexplicably renamed to Huff n Puff Wolf.

* DecompositeCharacter: Fiona's two different forms have been split into two different characters, each with their own playstyles: Human Fiona takes her ninja-like fighting ability to become a lightning-fast GradualGrinder while Ogre Fiona focuses on her raw ogre strength and singing ability to be more of a JackOfAllStats. Furthermore, both characters have different default outfits, with human Fiona wearing her iconic green dress from the first movie and ogre Fiona wearing a {{Valkyrie|s}} outfit.

* GradualGrinder: Some characters like Human Fiona, Gingy and Puss in Boots are incredibly fast, but have lackluster damage input and are forced to rely their combos and mixups.

** Similarly, both Puss and Gingy's stories happened around the same time, as implied by an offhand comment by Gingy during Puss' ending.

* AnotherSideAnotherStory: Donkey and Prince Charming's stories run at the same time, with Donkey stealing the Fairy Godmother's wand, spurring Charming into searching for it. Donkey's story ends with him losing it and Shrek getting it stuck to his butt, and Charming's story ends with him finding it stuck to Shrek's butt.

** Prince Charming has Captain Hook. Hook uses his hook while Charming uses his sword; the former has less range than the latter as a result. Hook's charged attack can also break shields while Charming's can't. Both characters also have different slams, with Charming sending out [[SwordBeam shockwaves with his sword]] and the latter firing an array of cannonballs around him.

** G-nome to Pinocchio. G-nome's ChargedAttack only does one-hit though, and his air attack goes straight down with extra inputs if it hits.
** Prince Charming has two: Black Knight and Captain Hook. The latter like with Prince Charming can also air evade.

* PapaBear: One mini-challenge tasks Donkey with protecting one of his Dronkies from Black Knight.

* YourSizeMayVary: Dronkey is scaled up to the point where he's actually bigger than Donkey himself.

** Big Bad Wolf has several oddities with his in-game model: his nightgown and cap are bright red rather than the pink they are everywhere else, his character icon uses his green PaletteSwap instead of his default red, and he's the only character in a skirt whose upper-legs aren't fully modelled.

** Big Bad Wolf has several: his nightgown is a bright red in this game rather than the pink it is everywhere else, his character icon uses his green PaletteSwap instead of his default red, and he's the only character in a skirt whose upper-legs aren't fully modelled.
** Gingy's legs are missing their "stitchings".

* DoubleJump: Every character is capable of jumping while in the air, with Dronkey, Luna and Anthrax being able to do three jumps rather than one.

* YourSizeMayVary: Dronkey is scaled up to the point where [[AmbiguousGender it's]] actually bigger than Donkey himself.

* AmbiguousGender: It's unknown if the playable Dronkey is male or female, as it doesn't appear to be based off of any of the five in particular and nothing in-game confirms anything.

* CanonForeigner: Black Knight, G-nome, Quasimodo and Luna do not come from the movies. Red Riding Hood and Humpty Dumpty do have counterparts in the main universe, but they're considered separate characters from the ''[=SuperSlam=]'' versions.
** Quasimodo is especially worth noting since he isn't even a fairy tale character, originating from literature instead.

** Big Bad Wolf's nightgown is a bright red in this game, rather than the pink it is everywhere else.

!!Shrek [=SuperSlam=] contains examples of the following tropes:

* ProductionThrowback: The music that plays during the credits is a sped-up version of the theme that played during the chicken-throwing MiniGame from ''VideoGame/Shrek2''. Both games were made by {{Creator/Activision}}.