History VideoGame / SuperFighterMAllStar

* OffModel: The Luigi artwork used on one of the [[LoadingScreen loading screens]] is a flipped version of his official artwork, causing the "L" on his hat to be facing the wrong way.

* LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters: There are more than 50 playable characters (counting main characters) in this game.

** DamageOverTime: Control-type heroes. They have a set of skills that utilize StandardStatusEffects to ensure team survival and victory.

* StandardStatusEffects:

* DummiedOut: {{Subverted}}. There are avatar icons depicting non-playable {{Mook}}s[[note]]Paragoomba, Moe-Eye, Boo, Burrbo, Frog, Chincho, Parabones, Stingby, Biddybud, Bitty Boo[[/note]] that the player will obviously have no access to because, well, they are not playable in any form. This is subverted because they can be easily seen by the player in the Avatar list complete with unlock conditions even though these characters are not (or rather have yet to be) playable instead of being hidden away in game code. There are also avatars based on the N-quality characters even though there is no way for them to ascend (required for the avatar unlock).

** GradualGrinder: Control-type heroes. They have a set of skills that utilize StandardStatusEffects to ensure team survival and victory.

** However, the game itself became this, as it was terminated by its developer on March 8 (though the [[https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=194609979127455&id=102187691703018&__tn__=%2AW-R official news]] came out the next day).

** However, the game itself became this, as it was terminated by its developer on March 8 (though the official news came out the next day).

'''''Super Fighter M - All-Star''''' (''Super 3D Mario 文明大冒险''), translated by Cayman Game Inc. (and notably their only known release on Google Play Store until it was taken down; original Chinese developer unknown) is an ActionRPG released for Android. Similar to the infamous ''VideoGame/PocketAllStarSmashBrothers'' and the more obscure ''VideoGame/SuperMario3D'', this UnlicensedGame is a MassiveMultiplayerCrossover RolePlayingGame using the most recent ''Franchise/SuperMarioBros'' game at the time as the base theme (in this case, ''VideoGame/SuperMarioOdyssey''). This game was released back in 2019, but began to [[https://twitter.com/han_tani/status/1331609416148217858 garner attention]] when the English version was released in November 2020.

* TemporaryOnlineContent: The English version's microtransactions and Monthly Card subscription are handled via Google Play, so when the game got taken down (though still playable), the player can not directly purchase them like normal. The developer knows this, and provides an alternative method via [=PayPal=] (with bonus compensation due to the inconvenience).

** In Multiplayer, none of the (AI-controlled) other team's heroes use skills. Only their lead characters do.

* LevelLockedLoot: All players have a Lv. X Pack that contains a set of items (including the next Lv. X Pack), but this requires the player to reach the stated level to open it.

* VictoryPose: Achieving victory after a battle will show the results screen with the lead character doing this (not applicable in Sprixie Kingdom battles where Mario (regardless of main character used) just remains idle).

** The TS Summon periodically has the God Level Hero Summon event where the player can obtain certain SSR heroes otherwise not available in other gacha options. These "super rare" SSR heroes share the same summoning probability as the other SSR heroes, so even performing a Summons x10 (already requiring event-only Battery [=SSS=]) will not guarantee one since it uses the same "guaranteed SR or above" rule as the Limited Hero Summon and Hero III Summon options. And good luck going for "SSR guaranteed" 50 summons if the player is not a whale, and even then, it is still not a guarantee and the player will end up getting the more "common" SSR hero instead.

* ChargedAttack: Non-[=PvP=] enemies' (as in BossInMookClothing types and, of course, the bosses themselves) skills are this to give the player a chance to avoid them, seeing that their usage is preceded by a visual AreaOfEffect indicator similar to the one used during the player character/ally's ultimate skill activation.

* WeCannotGoOnWithoutYou: If the lead character is defeated, regardless of whether his/her allies are still alive, the battle ends.

* VictoryPose: Achieving victory after a battle will show the results screen with the lead character doing this (not applicable in Sprixie Kingdom battles where he/she just remains idle).

* LifeDrain: Vampire skills allow the user to convert damage inflicted by their team into HP.

* RandomlyDrops: The loot system from battles features items that will be gotten upon clearing, but whether the player will get them and how many they are if the player does get them are random.
* RareRandomDrop: The TS Summon periodically has the God Level Hero Summon event where the player can obtain certain SSR heroes otherwise not available in other gacha options. These "super rare" SSR heroes share the same summoning probability as the other SSR heroes, so even performing a Summons x10 (already requiring event-only Battery [=SSS=]) will not guarantee one since it uses the same "guaranteed SR or above" rule as the Limited Hero Summon and Hero III Summon options. And good luck going for "SSR guaranteed" 50 summons if the player is not a whale, and even then, it is still not a guarantee and the player will end up getting the more "common" SSR hero instead.

** Freeze, Fear, Bind, Petrified, and Stun prevent the affected from moving and taking any action.

* AchievementSystem: The Side Quests reward the player for reaching certain milestones in the game.

* ArbitraryHeadcountLimit: Up to 5 characters can be deployed to the battlefield at a time, though certain modes restrict further, like Space Tour and Sprixie Kingdom battles not allowing the main character to be deployed.

* DefenselessTransports: One early stage involves the player defending the Washing Machine that is being carried. Nothing protects it except by the player's party, so the player has to avoid going too far away beating up enemies.

* DummiedOut: {{Subverted}}. There are avatar icons depicting non-playable {{Mook}}s[[note]]Paragoomba, Moe-Eye, Boo, Burrbo, Frog, Chincho, Parabones, Stingby, Biddybud, Bitty Boo[[/note]] that the player will obviously have no access to because, well, they are not playable in any form. This is subverted because they can be easily seen by the player in the Avatar list complete with unlock conditions even though these characters are not (or rather have yet to be) playable instead of being hidden away in game code. There are also avatars based on the N-quality characters even though there is no way for them to ascend (required for the avatar unlock)

* IncrediblyDurableEnemies: Common {{Mook}}s can hit six-digits of HP the further the player progresses into the main campaign.

* ShownTheirWork: The LoadingScreen texts are surprisingly accurate to official material most of the time when they are not being debatable.

* DashAttack: A main character has a Movement-type skill that rockets them forward while also inflicting damage. It can be used up to three times before the {{Cooldown}} sets in.