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** The ''Franchise/FinalFantasy'' content and representation are heavily beefed up from the official ''Smash'' games prior to Sephiroth's addition to ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosUltimate''. An additional ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyVII'' stage has been added in the form of Planet's Core, and the remix of "Let The Battles Begin" used for the stage is a ''Smash'' worthy remix rather than the [=PS1=] quality rip present in the real games. Not only is Cloud now fully voiced in English, but two additional ''Final Fantasy'' fighters have been added - his ArchNemesis Sephiroth, and protagonist of [[VideoGame/FinalFantasyVIII subsequent game]] Squall, the latter of which provides series representation outside of ''VII'' unlike the official games.
** [[Franchise/KingdomHearts Dive into the Heart]] features tracks from across the ''Kingdom Hearts'' series and not just [[VideoGame/KingdomHeartsI the original game]] as Hollow Bastion did in ''Ultimate''. Sora's up taunt is now actually a PracticalTaunt, with Cure, Aero and Stop actually having uses in battle.
** [[Franchise/SuperMarioBros Bowser]] finally uses his proper voiced sound clips by Kenny James instead of having the animalistic sounds he has in the official ''Smash'' games.
** [[Franchise/KingdomHearts Dive into the Heart]] features tracks from across the ''Kingdom Hearts'' series and not just [[VideoGame/KingdomHeartsI the original game]] as Hollow Bastion did in ''Ultimate''. Sora's up taunt is now actually a PracticalTaunt, with Cure, Aero and Stop actually having uses in battle.
** [[Franchise/SuperMarioBros Bowser]] finally uses his proper voiced sound clips by Kenny James instead of having the animalistic sounds he has in the official ''Smash'' games.
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** Multiple franchises that are poorly or inadequately represented in the official ''Smash'' games have heavier representation in ''REMIX''.
*** The ''Franchise/FinalFantasy'' content and representation are heavily beefed up from the official ''Smash'' games prior to Sephiroth's addition to ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosUltimate''. An additional ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyVII'' stage has been added in the form of Planet's Core, and the remix of "Let The Battles Begin" used for the stage is a ''Smash'' worthy remix rather than the [=PS1=] quality rip present in the real games. Not only is Cloud now fully voiced in English, but two additional ''Final Fantasy'' fighters have been added - his ArchNemesis Sephiroth, and protagonist of [[VideoGame/FinalFantasyVIII subsequent game]] Squall, the latter of which provides series representation outside of ''VII'' unlike the officialgames.
**games. In later builds (following Sephiroth's official inclusion in ''Smash''), Seph himself was updated to his ''Ultimate'' moveset (still with his English voice), more stages and tracks from across the ''Final Fantasy'' series were added, and a ''fourth'' fighter was added -- Zack Fair, as a semi-MovesetClone of Cloud.
*** [[Franchise/KingdomHearts Dive into the Heart]] features tracks from across the ''Kingdom Hearts'' series and not just [[VideoGame/KingdomHeartsI the original game]] as Hollow Bastion did in ''Ultimate''. Sora's up taunt is now actually a PracticalTaunt, with Cure, Aero and Stop actually having uses in battle.
** *** [[Franchise/SuperMarioBros Bowser]] finally uses his proper voiced sound clips by Kenny James instead of having the animalistic sounds he has in the official ''Smash'' games.games.
*** ''Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog'' is another franchise that's poorly represented in the official ''Smash'' games but is considerably beefed up in ''REMIX''. The game not only keeps Sonic's much better-received ''Project M'' moveset and adds the formerly canceled Knuckles as a playable fighter, but boasts ''six'' playable fighters,[[note]]the aforementioned Sonic and Knuckles plus Tails, Shadow, Silver and Metal Sonic[[/note]] a vast improvement from the official games' total of ''one'', and also features a wider variety of stages that go beyond the GreenHillZone aesthetic.
*** The ''Franchise/FinalFantasy'' content and representation are heavily beefed up from the official ''Smash'' games prior to Sephiroth's addition to ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosUltimate''. An additional ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyVII'' stage has been added in the form of Planet's Core, and the remix of "Let The Battles Begin" used for the stage is a ''Smash'' worthy remix rather than the [=PS1=] quality rip present in the real games. Not only is Cloud now fully voiced in English, but two additional ''Final Fantasy'' fighters have been added - his ArchNemesis Sephiroth, and protagonist of [[VideoGame/FinalFantasyVIII subsequent game]] Squall, the latter of which provides series representation outside of ''VII'' unlike the official
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*** [[Franchise/KingdomHearts Dive into the Heart]] features tracks from across the ''Kingdom Hearts'' series and not just [[VideoGame/KingdomHeartsI the original game]] as Hollow Bastion did in ''Ultimate''. Sora's up taunt is now actually a PracticalTaunt, with Cure, Aero and Stop actually having uses in battle.
*** ''Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog'' is another franchise that's poorly represented in the official ''Smash'' games but is considerably beefed up in ''REMIX''. The game not only keeps Sonic's much better-received ''Project M'' moveset and adds the formerly canceled Knuckles as a playable fighter, but boasts ''six'' playable fighters,[[note]]the aforementioned Sonic and Knuckles plus Tails, Shadow, Silver and Metal Sonic[[/note]] a vast improvement from the official games' total of ''one'', and also features a wider variety of stages that go beyond the GreenHillZone aesthetic.
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** VideoGame/DrMario has been a ''Smash'' staple for years, ever since [[TheBusCameBack his return]] after ''Brawl''. VideoGame/DrLuigi, on the other hand, is a very obscure version of Luigi (only appearing in his self-titled game, ''Miracle Cure'' and ''VideoGame/DrMarioWorld'') but fits ''Smash'' like a glove given how he combines the concepts of two already-playable fighters.
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** VideoGame/DrMario has been a ''Smash'' staple for years, ever since [[TheBusCameBack his return]] after ''Brawl''. VideoGame/DrLuigi, on the other hand, is a very obscure version of Luigi (only appearing in his self-titled game, ''Miracle Cure'' and ''VideoGame/DrMarioWorld'') but fits ''Smash'' like a glove given how he combines the concepts of two already-playable fighters.fighters.
** Nobody expected a ''Franchise/DragonBall'' stage of all things to be added to the game, especially since it originates as a manga and not a video game. However, despite his ironic and unironic popularity as a ''Smash'' character request, Goku is nowhere to be seen because according to WordOfGod, no Goku mod exists that would be deemed high-quality enough for ''REMIX''.
** Nobody expected a ''Franchise/DragonBall'' stage of all things to be added to the game, especially since it originates as a manga and not a video game. However, despite his ironic and unironic popularity as a ''Smash'' character request, Goku is nowhere to be seen because according to WordOfGod, no Goku mod exists that would be deemed high-quality enough for ''REMIX''.
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* BaseBreakingCharacter: Sans, and the game's ''VideoGame/{{Undertale}}'' representation in general. While many people love how Sans and his game are represented in ''EX'' and praise his moveset as well as the variety in ''Undertale'' stages and music, others (even [[CreatorBacklash some of the modders behind the game]]) dislike the representation due to the HypeBacklash associated with ''Undertale'', and feel that it would attract the character's and game's ''extremely'' vocal fanbases to ''EX''. Given that a ''VideoGame/{{Deltarune}}'' stage is present to the game, the possibility of adding a fighter from that game such as Kris or Susie is also contentious for the same reasons.
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* BaseBreakingCharacter: Sans, and the game's ''VideoGame/{{Undertale}}'' representation in general. While many people love how Sans and his game are represented in ''EX'' and praise his moveset as well as the variety in ''Undertale'' stages and music, others (even [[CreatorBacklash some of the modders behind the game]]) dislike the representation due to the HypeBacklash associated with ''Undertale'', and feel that it would attract the character's and game's ''extremely'' vocal fanbases to ''EX''. Given that a ''VideoGame/{{Deltarune}}'' stage is present to the game, also present, the possibility of adding a fighter from that game such as Kris or Susie is also contentious for the same reasons.
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* BaseBreakingCharacter: Sans, and the game's ''VideoGame/{{Undertale}}'' representation in general. While many people love how Sans and his game are represented in ''EX'' and praise his moveset as well as the variety in ''Undertale'' stages and music, others (even [[CreatorBacklash some of the modders behind the game]]) dislike the representation due to the HypeBacklash associated with ''Undertale'', and feel that it would attract the character's and game's ''extremely'' vocal fanbases to ''EX''.
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* BaseBreakingCharacter: Sans, and the game's ''VideoGame/{{Undertale}}'' representation in general. While many people love how Sans and his game are represented in ''EX'' and praise his moveset as well as the variety in ''Undertale'' stages and music, others (even [[CreatorBacklash some of the modders behind the game]]) dislike the representation due to the HypeBacklash associated with ''Undertale'', and feel that it would attract the character's and game's ''extremely'' vocal fanbases to ''EX''. Given that a ''VideoGame/{{Deltarune}}'' stage is present to the game, the possibility of adding a fighter from that game such as Kris or Susie is also contentious for the same reasons.
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* JustHereForGodzilla: {{Invoked|trope}}; the massive character and stage roster are the primary draws of the mod, though some people are attracted to ''REMIX'' for specific characters such as [[VideoGame/{{Undertale}} Sans]] or their favorite ''Ultimate'' fighters not already represented in ''Project M'' and ''Project+''.
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* BetterThanCanon: With most of the ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosUltimate'' roster present along with the beloved ''Project M'' mechanics and extremely intricate and faithful movesets for both veterans and newcomers, some feel that ''PMEX REMIX'' has outstripped even ''Ultimate'' as the definitive ''Smash'' experience.
* SugarWiki/GeniusProgramming: ''Project M'' was already a labor of love and a miracle of programming, but you have to hand it to the collaborators for ''PMEX REMIX'' to not only expand the roster to one roughly 3 times the size of the ''Brawl'' roster, but to develop fully fleshed-out movesets for each character, and to make the characters with movesets ported over from ''Ultimate'' feel almost exactly like their canon counterparts.
* SugarWiki/GeniusProgramming: ''Project M'' was already a labor of love and a miracle of programming, but you have to hand it to the collaborators for ''PMEX REMIX'' to not only expand the roster to one roughly 3 times the size of the ''Brawl'' roster, but to develop fully fleshed-out movesets for each character, and to make the characters with movesets ported over from ''Ultimate'' feel almost exactly like their canon counterparts.
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* BetterThanCanon: With most of the ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosUltimate'' roster present along with the beloved ''Project M'' mechanics and extremely intricate and faithful movesets for both veterans and newcomers, some feel that ''PMEX REMIX'' has outstripped even is to ''Smash'' mods and fangames what ''Ultimate'' as the definitive ''Smash'' experience.
* SugarWiki/GeniusProgramming: ''Project M'' was already a labor of love and a miracle of programming, but you have to hand itis to the collaborators for ''PMEX REMIX'' to not only expand the roster to one roughly 3 times the size of the ''Brawl'' roster, but to develop fully fleshed-out movesets for each character, and to make the characters with movesets ported over from ''Ultimate'' feel almost exactly like their canon counterparts.official games.
* SugarWiki/GeniusProgramming: ''Project M'' was already a labor of love and a miracle of programming, but you have to hand it
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* SugarWiki/GeniusProgramming: ''Project M'' was already a labor of love and a miracle of programming, but you have to hand it to the collaborators for ''PMEX REMIX'' to not only expand the roster to one roughly 3 times the size of the ''Brawl'' roster, but to develop fully fleshed-out movesets for each character, and to make the characters with movesets ported over from ''Ultimate'' feel almost exactly like their canon counterparts. Special mention goes to ''Hero's entire Command Menu gimmick'', which was successfully programmed into the ''Brawl'' engine.
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* EvenBetterSequel: Can be considered one to ''VideoGame/ProjectM'' and its popular derivative mods ''Project+'' and ''Super Smash Bros. Legacy XP'', for keeping what made those games great and adding a massive, crowdsourced variety of fighters, stages, music tracks and even ''Event Matches''.
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* AuthorsSavingThrow: As with many other ''Brawl'' mods, ''PMEX Remix'' seeks to address common fan complaints about the official ''Smash'' games.
** The bombastic E3 orchestral rendition of "Lifelight" is well-loved in the fandom, but is completely absent from ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosUltimate'', the game it was written for. ''PMEX Remix'' uses it as its Battlefield theme - and properly looped, to boot.
** [[VideoGame/FireEmblemAwakening Lucina]], a fighter not in ''VideoGame/ProjectM'', raised some eyebrows in the official ''Smash'' games for her MovesetClone status. The version of her used in ''PMEX Remix'' is fully decloned from Marth and heavily inspired by her game of origin.
** The bombastic E3 orchestral rendition of "Lifelight" is well-loved in the fandom, but is completely absent from ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosUltimate'', the game it was written for. ''PMEX Remix'' uses it as its Battlefield theme - and properly looped, to boot.
** [[VideoGame/FireEmblemAwakening Lucina]], a fighter not in ''VideoGame/ProjectM'', raised some eyebrows in the official ''Smash'' games for her MovesetClone status. The version of her used in ''PMEX Remix'' is fully decloned from Marth and heavily inspired by her game of origin.
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* AuthorsSavingThrow: As with many other ''Brawl'' mods, ''PMEX Remix'' REMIX'' seeks to address common fan complaints about the official ''Smash'' games.
** The bombastic E3 orchestral rendition of "Lifelight" is well-loved in the fandom, but is completely absent from ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosUltimate'', the game it was written for. ''PMEXRemix'' REMIX'' uses it as its Battlefield theme - and properly looped, to boot.
** [[VideoGame/FireEmblemAwakening Lucina]], a fighter not in ''VideoGame/ProjectM'', raised some eyebrows in the official ''Smash'' games for her MovesetClone status. The version of her used in ''PMEXRemix'' REMIX'' is fully decloned from Marth and heavily inspired by her game of origin.
** The bombastic E3 orchestral rendition of "Lifelight" is well-loved in the fandom, but is completely absent from ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosUltimate'', the game it was written for. ''PMEX
** [[VideoGame/FireEmblemAwakening Lucina]], a fighter not in ''VideoGame/ProjectM'', raised some eyebrows in the official ''Smash'' games for her MovesetClone status. The version of her used in ''PMEX
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* SugarWiki/GeniusProgramming: ''Project M'' was already a labor of love and a miracle of programming, but you have to hand it to the collaborators for ''PMEX Remix'' to not only expand the roster to one roughly 3 times the size of the ''Brawl'' roster, but to develop fully fleshed-out movesets for each character, and to make the characters with movesets ported over from ''Ultimate'' feel almost exactly like their canon counterparts.
* GrowingTheBeard: For a long time, ''PMEX Remix'' was ambitious and impressive, but felt dodgy in some places, most notably with characters such as Joker and Sephiroth that felt rather incomplete compared to their ''Ultimate'' counterparts. The 0.95 update, released in 2022, updated many existing fighters to feel more like their official incarnations and added even more fan-favorites such as Banjo & Kazooie, Pyra, Mythra and Sora, making the game feel even closer to the more-ultimate-than-''Ultimate'' game that it was envisioned as.
* SugarWiki/GeniusProgramming: ''Project M'' was already a labor of love and a miracle of programming, but you have to hand it to the collaborators for ''PMEX Remix'' to not only expand the roster to one roughly 3 times the size of the ''Brawl'' roster, but to develop fully fleshed-out movesets for each character, and to make the characters with movesets ported over from ''Ultimate'' feel almost exactly like their canon counterparts.
* GrowingTheBeard: For a long time, ''PMEX Remix'' was ambitious and impressive, but felt dodgy in some places, most notably with characters such as Joker and Sephiroth that felt rather incomplete compared to their ''Ultimate'' counterparts. The 0.95 update, released in 2022, updated many existing fighters to feel more like their official incarnations and added even more fan-favorites such as Banjo & Kazooie, Pyra, Mythra and Sora, making the game feel even closer to the more-ultimate-than-''Ultimate'' game that it was envisioned as.
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* BetterThanCanon: With most of the ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosUltimate'' roster present along with the beloved ''Project M'' mechanics and extremely intricate and faithful movesets for both veterans and newcomers, some feel that ''PMEX Remix'' REMIX'' has outstripped even ''Ultimate'' as the definitive ''Smash'' experience.
* SugarWiki/GeniusProgramming: ''Project M'' was already a labor of love and a miracle of programming, but you have to hand it to the collaborators for ''PMEXRemix'' REMIX'' to not only expand the roster to one roughly 3 times the size of the ''Brawl'' roster, but to develop fully fleshed-out movesets for each character, and to make the characters with movesets ported over from ''Ultimate'' feel almost exactly like their canon counterparts.
* GrowingTheBeard: For a long time, ''PMEXRemix'' REMIX'' was ambitious and impressive, but felt dodgy in some places, most notably with characters such as Joker and Sephiroth that felt rather incomplete compared to their ''Ultimate'' counterparts. The 0.95 update, released in 2022, updated many existing fighters to feel more like their official incarnations and added even more fan-favorites such as Banjo & Kazooie, Pyra, Mythra and Sora, making the game feel even closer to the more-ultimate-than-''Ultimate'' game that it was envisioned as.
* SugarWiki/GeniusProgramming: ''Project M'' was already a labor of love and a miracle of programming, but you have to hand it to the collaborators for ''PMEX
* GrowingTheBeard: For a long time, ''PMEX
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* BaseBreakingCharacter: Sans, and the game's ''VideoGame/{{Undertale}}'' representation in general. While many people love how Sans and his game are represented in ''EX'' and praise his moveset as well as the variety in ''Undertale'' stages and music, others (even [[CreatorBacklash some of the modders behind the game]]) dislike the representation due to the HypeBacklash associated with ''Undertale'', and feel that it would attract the character's and game's ''extremely'' vocal fanbases to ''EX''.
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* UncannyValley: Despite the GeniusProgramming, many of the backported characters from ''[=3DS/Wii U=]'' and ''Ultimate'' (such as Sora and Shulk) completely lack facial animations due to technical limitations. While it can be hard to notice during a regular battle, seeing it up close can be unsettling, with one player comparing it to [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Animegao_kigurumi animegao kigurumi]] cosplayers.
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* UncannyValley: Despite the GeniusProgramming, SugarWiki/GeniusProgramming, many of the backported characters from ''[=3DS/Wii U=]'' and ''Ultimate'' (such as Sora and Shulk) completely lack facial animations due to technical limitations. While it can be hard to notice during a regular battle, seeing it up close can be unsettling, with one player comparing it to [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Animegao_kigurumi animegao kigurumi]] cosplayers.
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** [[VideoGame/{{Undertale}} Sans]] - one of the last characters one would expect to be added to a "serious" ''Project M'' expansion - is a fully playable fighter, with original moves and animations.
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** [[VideoGame/{{Undertale}} Sans]] - one of the last characters one would expect to be added to a "serious" ''Project M'' expansion - is a fully playable fighter, with original moves and animations. On top of this, while he comes with two ''Undertale'' stages, nobody expected him to come with a ''VideoGame/{{Deltarune}}'' stage (specifically, Jevil's battle arena) on top of that, complete with its own music tracks from Chapters 1 and 2.
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** [[Franchise/KingdomHearts Dive into the Heart]] features tracks from across the ''Kingdom Hearts'' series and not just [[VideoGame/KingdomHeartsI the original game]] as Hollow Bastion did in ''Ultimate''. Sora's up taunt is now actually a PracticalTaunt, with Cure, Aero and Stop actually having uses in battle.
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* BaseBreakingCharacter: Sans, and the game's ''VideoGame/Undertale'' representation in general. While many people love how Sans and his game are represented in ''EX'' and praise his moveset as well as the variety in ''Undertale'' stages and music, others (even [[CreatorBacklash some of the modders behind the game]]) dislike the representation due to the HypeBacklash associated with ''Undertale'', and feel that it would attract the character's and game's ''extremely'' vocal fanbases to ''EX''.
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* BaseBreakingCharacter: Sans, and the game's ''VideoGame/Undertale'' ''VideoGame/{{Undertale}}'' representation in general. While many people love how Sans and his game are represented in ''EX'' and praise his moveset as well as the variety in ''Undertale'' stages and music, others (even [[CreatorBacklash some of the modders behind the game]]) dislike the representation due to the HypeBacklash associated with ''Undertale'', and feel that it would attract the character's and game's ''extremely'' vocal fanbases to ''EX''.
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* BaseBreakingCharacter: Sans, and the game's ''VideoGame/Undertale'' representation in general. While many people love how Sans and his game are represented in ''EX'', others (even [[CreatorBacklash some of the modders behind the game]]) dislike the representation due to the HypeBacklash associated with ''Undertale'', and feel that it would attract the character's and game's ''extremely'' vocal fanbases to ''EX''.
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* BaseBreakingCharacter: Sans, and the game's ''VideoGame/Undertale'' representation in general. While many people love how Sans and his game are represented in ''EX'', ''EX'' and praise his moveset as well as the variety in ''Undertale'' stages and music, others (even [[CreatorBacklash some of the modders behind the game]]) dislike the representation due to the HypeBacklash associated with ''Undertale'', and feel that it would attract the character's and game's ''extremely'' vocal fanbases to ''EX''.
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* HilariousInHindsight: Sephiroth was one of the most beloved "newcomers" in this game, often to JustHereForGodzilla levels - with ''EX'' gaining popularity only a few weeks before he was officially announced for ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosUltimate''.
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** Sephiroth was one of the most beloved "newcomers" in this game, often to JustHereForGodzilla levels - with ''EX'' gaining popularity only a few weeks before he was officially announced for''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosUltimate''.''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosUltimate''.
** [[Franchise/KingdomHearts Dive into the Heart]] has been a stage in ''EX'' for a long time, even before any ''Kingdom Hearts'' fighters made it in. Not only was Sora officially announced for ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosUltimate'' in late 2021 complete with a stage that transforms into Dive into the Heart, but mere months later he was added to ''EX'', bringing the representation full circle.
** Sephiroth was one of the most beloved "newcomers" in this game, often to JustHereForGodzilla levels - with ''EX'' gaining popularity only a few weeks before he was officially announced for
** [[Franchise/KingdomHearts Dive into the Heart]] has been a stage in ''EX'' for a long time, even before any ''Kingdom Hearts'' fighters made it in. Not only was Sora officially announced for ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosUltimate'' in late 2021 complete with a stage that transforms into Dive into the Heart, but mere months later he was added to ''EX'', bringing the representation full circle.
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* GrowingTheBeard: For a long time, ''PMEX Remix'' was ambitious and impressive, but felt dodgy in some places, most notably with characters such as Joker and Sephiroth that felt rather incomplete compared to their ''Ultimate'' counterparts. The 0.95 update, released in 2022, updated many existing fighters to feel more like their official incarnations and added even more fan-favorites such as Banjo & Kazooie, Pyra, Mythra and Sora, making the game feel even closer to the more-ultimate-than-''Ultimate'' game that it was envisioned as.
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** ''VideoGame/FateGrandOrder'' has a playable fighter - but it's Elizabeth, not [[SeriesMascot Saber]].
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** ''VideoGame/FateGrandOrder'' The ''Franchise/FateSeries'' has a playable fighter - but it's Elizabeth, not [[SeriesMascot Saber]].
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** VideoGame/DrMario has been a ''Smash'' staple for years, ever since [[TheBusCameBack his return]] after ''Brawl''. VideoGame/DrLuigi, on the other hand, is a very obscure version of Luigi (only appearing in his self-titled game and ''VideoGame/DrMarioWorld'') but fits ''Smash'' like a glove given how he combines the concepts of two already-playable fighters.
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** VideoGame/DrMario has been a ''Smash'' staple for years, ever since [[TheBusCameBack his return]] after ''Brawl''. VideoGame/DrLuigi, on the other hand, is a very obscure version of Luigi (only appearing in his self-titled game game, ''Miracle Cure'' and ''VideoGame/DrMarioWorld'') but fits ''Smash'' like a glove given how he combines the concepts of two already-playable fighters.
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** While [[Franchise/{{Pokemon}} the Pokémon Trainer]] is one of the most beloved fighters in ''Ultimate'', some Charizard mains from ''[=3DS/Wii U=]'' were [[IncrediblyLamePun burned]] by their favorite character no longer being a standalone fighter. As with ''VideoGame/ProjectM'', ''EX'' features Charizard along with Squirtle and Ivysaur as standalone fighters with more intricate movesets, all while bringing back most of the ''Ultimate'' cast and multiple newcomers so as to make less of a sacrifice in terms of roster size than ''PM'' and ''Project+''.
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** The ''Franchise/FinalFantasy'' content and representation are heavily beefed up from the official ''Smash'' games. An additional ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyVII'' stage has been added in the form of Planet's Core, and the remix of "Let The Battles Begin" used for the stage is a ''Smash'' worthy remix rather than the [=PS1=] quality rip present in the real games. Not only is Cloud now fully voiced in English, but two additional ''Final Fantasy'' fighters have been added - his ArchNemesis Sephiroth, and protagonist of [[VideoGame/FinalFantasyVIII subsequent game]] Squall.
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** The ''Franchise/FinalFantasy'' content and representation are heavily beefed up from the official ''Smash'' games.games prior to Sephiroth's addition to ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosUltimate''. An additional ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyVII'' stage has been added in the form of Planet's Core, and the remix of "Let The Battles Begin" used for the stage is a ''Smash'' worthy remix rather than the [=PS1=] quality rip present in the real games. Not only is Cloud now fully voiced in English, but two additional ''Final Fantasy'' fighters have been added - his ArchNemesis Sephiroth, and protagonist of [[VideoGame/FinalFantasyVIII subsequent game]] Squall.Squall, the latter of which provides series representation outside of ''VII'' unlike the official games.
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* HilariousInHindsight: Sephiroth was one of the most beloved "newcomers" in this game, often to JustHereForGodzilla levels - with ''EX'' gaining popularity only a few weeks before he was officially announced for ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosUltimate''.
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** [[Franchise/SuperMarioBros Bowser]] finally uses his proper voiced sound clips by Kenny James instead of having the animalistic sounds he has in the official ''Smash'' games.
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** The ''Franchise/FinalFantasy content and representation are heavily beefed up from the official ''Smash'' games. An additional ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyVII'' stage has been added in the form of Planet's Core, and the remix of "Let The Battles Begin" used for the stage is a ''Smash'' worthy remix rather than the [=PS1=] quality rip present in the real games. Not only is Cloud now fully voiced in English, but two additional ''Final Fantasy'' fighters have been added - his ArchNemesis Sephiroth, and protagonist of [[VideoGame/FinalFantasyVIII subsequent game]] Squall.
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** The ''Franchise/FinalFantasy ''Franchise/FinalFantasy'' content and representation are heavily beefed up from the official ''Smash'' games. An additional ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyVII'' stage has been added in the form of Planet's Core, and the remix of "Let The Battles Begin" used for the stage is a ''Smash'' worthy remix rather than the [=PS1=] quality rip present in the real games. Not only is Cloud now fully voiced in English, but two additional ''Final Fantasy'' fighters have been added - his ArchNemesis Sephiroth, and protagonist of [[VideoGame/FinalFantasyVIII subsequent game]] Squall.
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** The ''Franchise/FinalFantasy content and representation are heavily beefed up from the official ''Smash'' games. An additional ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyVII'' stage has been added in the form of Planet's Core, and the remix of "Let The Battles Begin" used for the stage is a ''Smash'' worthy remix rather than the [=PS1=] quality rip present in the real games. Not only is Cloud now fully voiced in English, but two additional ''Final Fantasy'' fighters have been added - his ArchNemesis Sephiroth, and protagonist of [[VideoGame/FinalFantasyVIII subsequent game]] Squall.
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** The vast majority of the ''[=3DS/Wii U=]'' and ''Ultimate'' veterans are this, because of how faithfully their movesets and unique mechanics are reproduced - one would expect that such a thing would be really difficult to program into the ''Brawl'' engine and that any newer fighters added to ''Brawl'' would feel like a shadow of their official selves, but with the game being out for 12+ years, the devs managed to pull it off.
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** The vast majority of the ''[=3DS/Wii U=]'' and ''Ultimate'' veterans are this, because of how faithfully their movesets and unique mechanics are reproduced - one would expect that such a thing would be really difficult to program into the ''Brawl'' engine and that any newer fighters added to ''Brawl'' would feel like a shadow of their official selves, but with the game being out for 12+ years, the collaborative devs managed to pull it off.
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* AuthorsSavingThrow: As with many other ''Brawl'' mods, ''PMEX Remix'' seeks to address common fan complaints about the official ''Smash'' games.
** The bombastic E3 orchestral rendition of "Lifelight" is well-loved in the fandom, but is completely absent from ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosUltimate'', the game it was written for. ''PMEX Remix'' uses it as its Battlefield theme - and properly looped, to boot.
** [[VideoGame/FireEmblemAwakening Lucina]], a fighter not in ''VideoGame/ProjectM'', raised some eyebrows in the official ''Smash'' games for her MovesetClone status. The version of her used in ''PMEX Remix'' is fully decloned from Marth and heavily inspired by her game of origin.
** The bombastic E3 orchestral rendition of "Lifelight" is well-loved in the fandom, but is completely absent from ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosUltimate'', the game it was written for. ''PMEX Remix'' uses it as its Battlefield theme - and properly looped, to boot.
** [[VideoGame/FireEmblemAwakening Lucina]], a fighter not in ''VideoGame/ProjectM'', raised some eyebrows in the official ''Smash'' games for her MovesetClone status. The version of her used in ''PMEX Remix'' is fully decloned from Marth and heavily inspired by her game of origin.
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** ''VideoGame/FateGrandOrder'' has a playable fighter - but it's Elizabeth, not [[SeriesMascot Saber]].
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** ''VideoGame/FateGrandOrder'' has a playable fighter - but it's Elizabeth, not [[SeriesMascot Saber]].Saber]].
** The vast majority of the ''[=3DS/Wii U=]'' and ''Ultimate'' veterans are this, because of how faithfully their movesets and unique mechanics are reproduced - one would expect that such a thing would be really difficult to program into the ''Brawl'' engine and that any newer fighters added to ''Brawl'' would feel like a shadow of their official selves, but with the game being out for 12+ years, the devs managed to pull it off.
** VideoGame/DrMario has been a ''Smash'' staple for years, ever since [[TheBusCameBack his return]] after ''Brawl''. VideoGame/DrLuigi, on the other hand, is a very obscure version of Luigi (only appearing in his self-titled game and ''VideoGame/DrMarioWorld'') but fits ''Smash'' like a glove given how he combines the concepts of two already-playable fighters.
** The vast majority of the ''[=3DS/Wii U=]'' and ''Ultimate'' veterans are this, because of how faithfully their movesets and unique mechanics are reproduced - one would expect that such a thing would be really difficult to program into the ''Brawl'' engine and that any newer fighters added to ''Brawl'' would feel like a shadow of their official selves, but with the game being out for 12+ years, the devs managed to pull it off.
** VideoGame/DrMario has been a ''Smash'' staple for years, ever since [[TheBusCameBack his return]] after ''Brawl''. VideoGame/DrLuigi, on the other hand, is a very obscure version of Luigi (only appearing in his self-titled game and ''VideoGame/DrMarioWorld'') but fits ''Smash'' like a glove given how he combines the concepts of two already-playable fighters.
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* GeniusProgramming: ''Project M'' was already a labor of love and a miracle of programming, but you have to hand it to the collaborators for ''PMEX Remix'' to not only expand the roster to one roughly 3 times the size of the ''Brawl'' roster, but to develop fully fleshed-out movesets for each character, and to make the characters with movesets ported over from ''Ultimate'' feel almost exactly like their canon counterparts.
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* GeniusProgramming: SugarWiki/GeniusProgramming: ''Project M'' was already a labor of love and a miracle of programming, but you have to hand it to the collaborators for ''PMEX Remix'' to not only expand the roster to one roughly 3 times the size of the ''Brawl'' roster, but to develop fully fleshed-out movesets for each character, and to make the characters with movesets ported over from ''Ultimate'' feel almost exactly like their canon counterparts.
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* GeniusProgramming: ''Project M'' was already a labor of love and a miracle of programming, but you have to hand it to the collaborators for ''PMEX Remix'' to not only expand the roster to one roughly 3 times the size of the ''Brawl'' roster, but to develop fully fleshed-out movesets for each character, and to make the characters with movesets ported over from ''Ultimate'' feel almost exactly like their canon counterparts.
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** [[VideoGame/Undertale {{Sans}}]] - one of the last characters one would expect to be added to a "serious" ''Project M'' expansion - is a fully playable fighter, with original moves and animations.
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** [[VideoGame/Undertale {{Sans}}]] [[VideoGame/{{Undertale}} Sans]] - one of the last characters one would expect to be added to a "serious" ''Project M'' expansion - is a fully playable fighter, with original moves and animations.
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** [[VideoGame/Undertale Sans]] - one of the last characters one would expect to be added to a "serious" ''Project M'' expansion - is a fully playable fighter, with original moves and animations.
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** [[VideoGame/Undertale Sans]] {{Sans}}]] - one of the last characters one would expect to be added to a "serious" ''Project M'' expansion - is a fully playable fighter, with original moves and animations.
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* BetterThanCanon: With most of the ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosUltimate'' roster present along with the beloved ''Project M'' mechanics and extremely intricate and faithful movesets for both veterans and newcomers, some feel that ''PMEX Remix'' has outstripped even ''Ultimate'' as the definitive ''Smash'' experience.
* UnexpectedCharacter: Just like in ''Smash'' proper, the massive roster is bound to have some choices from out of left field.
** [[VideoGame/Undertale Sans]] - one of the last characters one would expect to be added to a "serious" ''Project M'' expansion - is a fully playable fighter, with original moves and animations.
** ''VideoGame/FateGrandOrder'' has a playable fighter - but it's Elizabeth, not [[SeriesMascot Saber]].
* UnexpectedCharacter: Just like in ''Smash'' proper, the massive roster is bound to have some choices from out of left field.
** [[VideoGame/Undertale Sans]] - one of the last characters one would expect to be added to a "serious" ''Project M'' expansion - is a fully playable fighter, with original moves and animations.
** ''VideoGame/FateGrandOrder'' has a playable fighter - but it's Elizabeth, not [[SeriesMascot Saber]].
