History VideoGame / SuperMario3D

* HerdHittingAttack: Skills that affect the user's surroundings within a certain radius.

* AntiFrustrationFeatures: Like many mobile [=MMOs=] of this type, the game will notify you if there's something important to check, be it fighter upgrades, usable features, announcements, etc. (these are marked by NoticeThis a red bullet)

* BossOnlyLevel: Stages involving a GetBackHereBoss situation, as no {{Mook}}s are spawned.

* BossWarningSiren: In the main campaign, every time you encounter a boss enemy, he/she/it will have a brief introduction showing his/her/its name and basic information like his/her/its stats. All while a brief warning music (the "preparing to storm a castle level" sting from ''VideoGame/SuperMario3DWorld'') is played.

* {{Freemium}}: The VIP system. A player's VIP level could only be increased by performing an in-app purchase. Said VIP level influenced the item reward system and certain features that are usually off-limits to lower VIP levels.

'''Super Mario 3D''' (''Chaoji Mali 3D'', [[FanNickname nicknamed]] ''Super Smash Bros. 3D'', ''Super Smash Bros. Mobile'' or ''Pocket All-Star 3D'') was a mobile ActionRPG made using [=Unity3D=] engine. Like ''VideoGame/PocketAllStarSmashBrothers'', this game was made to cash in on the fourth ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBros'' hype, featuring a mix of copyrighted characters from various media (primarily from Creator/{{Nintendo}} franchises). However, this one took the MassiveMultiplayerCrossover UpToEleven, as unlike ''Pocket All-Star'', it also features several non-video game characters, including several instances of ''Franchise/DragonBall'' characters. The game didn't get as much notoriety compared to ''Pocket All-Star'' due to having much less exposure.

** Played straight with Event Bowser, as he literally drops Coins every time he's hit.

* SchrodingersPlayerCharacter: Regardless of which Mario brother you picked at the beginning, the game treats whoever you chose as the hero of the story, even if you manage to unlock the other Mario brother later.

* {{Plagiarism}}: This is a Chinese UnlicensedGame that features unauthorized use of copyrighted characters from various media. This even extends to the use of Nintendo official artwork for game UI. Stage assets are also ripped from ''VideoGame/SuperMario3DWorld'' assets.

* MassiveMultiplayerCrossover: Of course, as this was made to cash in on the fourth ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBros'' game's hype.

* GuestFighter: There are several non-Creator/{{Nintendo}} characters included in this game, ranging from ''Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog'' to ''Franchise/DragonBall''.

The gameplay is as follows: You build a team consisting of up to five fighters, with one assigned as the leader you can control, two assigned as your primary companions controlled by the AI, and the other two being your backup companions that can be swapped with the primary companions (limited by a cooldown timer). You move your leader character via on-screen controls: The "control stick" on the left controls movement, the BigRedButton on the right unleashes your character's basic attack, while the smaller unique buttons surrounding the basic attack button are your character's skills (plus an auto-aim functionality). Like in the official ''Super Smash Bros.'' games starting from ''Brawl'', every playable fighter has a [[LimitBreak Final Smash]] that requires charging before it can be used. To unleash a Final Smash, tap a fighter's icon when it glows. Companion allies have their Final Smash activated manually like the leader. To swap out companions with the backup, tap the upper right button depicting your backup allies. While on standby/backup, the swapped out allies will slowly recharge their health until they're swapped in again. In the main campaign, a stage's main objective is to defeat a boss (either a GiantMook or an enemy version of a playable fighter), though your stage progress is impeded by the presence of enemies that must be defeated first before the game allows you further progress. Aside from that, the game is built using a generic mobile MMORPG template featuring {{Microtransactions}}, set of daily events, and basic features like the "guild" system, BossBattle mode, gacha feature, etc.

* ShownTheirWork: Despite all the stolen stuff, the developer seems to try to involve some official "canon" into the game.

* ShownTheirWork:

** In this game, Ultraman is as short as the other characters. He's normally a giant in his series.

* ShownTheirWork: It appears that the developer attempted to emulate some ''Smash'' canon fighters' moves as close as possible. Results may vary, but most, even the basic attacks, look nearly accurate to their ''Smash'' canon depiction. This even extends to [[LimitBreak Final Smashes]], with most characters based on the playable fighters in the official ''Smash'' series having access to their "canon" Final Smashes (like Luigi's Poltergust 5000, Pikachu's Volt Tackle, etc.).

* YouAllLookFamiliar: Enemies based non-generic characters suffer from this. Notably, you can encounter multiple Toadettes, Diddy Kongs, Nesses, Lucases, etc. in one place. Even the ''VideoGame/AnimalCrossing'' Villagers also suffer from this due to their limited character molds.

* MirrorMatch: Possible in the main campaign if one of your allies is the same as the stage's boss. Even more so in the [=PvP=] mode, as other player might deploy character(s) that are similar to the one(s) you also have in your team.

Like with ''Pocket All-Star Smash Brothers'', this game didn't last long. Its servers had been shut down since February 15, 2017, about a month after ''Pocket All-Star'''s shutdown.