Super Smash Bros Free-For-All (SSBFFA) is an upcoming entry in the super smash bros series. It is on the WII U. It is not real and is fan made. It has a large number of characters and is the first entry in the series to have more unlockable characters than starting ones. Do not edit without my permission. Yes, some of these descriptions are from smash wiki, only for returning stuff though.
Starting Characters[]
There are 12 starting characters
Starting Stages[]
There are 15 starting stages. two series veterans. one for each starting character, and one more.
| Stage | Series | description | music |
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Battlefield
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Smash bros | A simple stage consisting of one large platform with three smaller platforms flying above it. | Battlefield (WII U/3DS) [1]
Battlefield (Brawl) [2] Menu (Melee) [3] Boss Battle (Melee) Beat any boss character [4] Brawl Theme Beat classic on 6.0 difficulty or higher [5] |
Final destination
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Smash bros | A simple stage consisting of one large platform. That's it | Final Destination (WII U/3DS) [6]
Final destination (Brawl) [7] Master Hand Beat classic mode with no continues [8] Final destination Ver. 2 Unlock all stages [9] |
Mushroomy kingdom
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Mario bros | A side scrolling stage based on new super Mario bros. Some blocks have items and enemies spawn on the path | New Super Mario Bros. Wii [10]
Ground theme [11] Classic theme Beat classic as mario and luigi [12] Super Mario Bros. 3 Medley Heal 300% in one life by eating food [13] |
Kongo jungle
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DK | This stage is made up of a big platform with four small platforms above it. Two small stationary platforms are above the left and right sections of the stage, and between them are two smaller platforms that circulate clockwise. Under the stage there is a barrel that will launch you up if you hit it. | |
Bridge of eldin
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Legend of Zelda | Bridge of Eldin is a completely flat stage, except when the bridge is partially destroyed. King Bulblin occasionally interferes with the battle by throwing bombs that destroy the center of the bridge. Characters can take damage and massive knockback from the exploding bombs, touching King Bulblin which has low knockback and can also fall into the abyss underneath the bridge. After a short amount of time, a twilight portal appears and drops the missing section back onto the bridge. | |
Pokémon stadium 2
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Pokemon | A flat stage with two floating platforms. will occasionally change to a different form. There are four possible stage transformations, each of which represents a particular type from the Pokémon games
Electric: Has two conveyor belts near the edges on the stage, both rotating outward. The two platforms are replaced by three platforms in varying locations, either above the center of the stage, above either conveyor belt, or very high above the center of the stage. Flying: Fans in the ground create an updraft that enhances all characters' jumping abilities and delays falling time drastically. Characters flung upward have a much higher chance of being Star KO'ed. The updraft only extends above the platform. Both floating platforms disappear, giving the stage a Final Destination style layout. Ground: The layout changes to a large mound of dirt and a hut built into a tall rock. The hut provides two platforms, the lower one being longer and curved, and the higher one being short and flat. No physical effects are added. Ice: Makes all platforms and surfaces extremely slippery, so characters are more likely to trip. A hut can be seen in the background, and the two standard platforms are replaced by two icy platforms that slope inwards slightly. |
Pokémon main theme [14]
Battle! Unlock Greninja [15] |
Green greens
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Kirby | The stage is made up of three floating islands. The island in the middle is the largest. There are two floating platforms over the middle island. The tree, Whispy Woods, in the middle of the middle island will occasionally blow gales of wind in a certain direction to disrupt the fight. Between the islands are blocks that stack up. Combatants can break the blocks by attacking them; hitting a bomb block causes an explosion in the vicinity, dealing heavy knockback and damage. The blocks will rebuild often after they are destroyed | |
Pyrosphere
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metroid | The main body of the Pyrosphere stage is fairly long aerial platform with a metallic surface. Above it float four platforms, arranged in a parallelogram shape. FG II-Graham Units, Joulions, and Zeros appear as enemies on the stage, as well. | |
corneria
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Star fox | The stage is set on the Great Fox. Arwings and Wolfens fly down to fire lasers at players, usually coming from the right hand side or from up above. The lasers can damage players, but they will only make characters flinch very slightly and do no knockback. They may come in and lock on from the background, flying past the Great Fox. They also serve as moving platforms when they come, though they can carry characters past blast lines. | |
Onett
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Earthbound | It consists of two buildings on the far right and left, and a series of unstable awnings in the center. The awnings in the center of the stage will eventually give way, if enough players jump onto it. The awnings will be reset after a short period of time. On occasion, an exclamation point will appear onscreen, signifying that a car or van will pass by the bottom of the stage. These can hit the player(s) or opponent(s), so they should be avoided or guarded against. | |
Port town aero drive
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F-zero | The main platform for this stage zooms along the track, stopping randomly in several locations, each of which has its own terrain. After a certain amount of time has passed, an indicator will appear that warns the players that the main platform will shortly take off, damaging or KOing players that are left behind. The platform will fly around, which allows players to see larger sections of the track, until it lands in a new area. This cycle repeats infinitely. | |
Skyworld
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Kid Icarus | The stage consists of a main floating platform, with three smaller platforms above the main platform and one platform below, which is connected to the right side of the main platform by a chain, and can raise and move right, or fall and move left. All platforms have clouds directly beneath them. All platforms are breakable, excluding the bottom platform below the main platform. When they are broken, all that is left is the clouds they were on top of. The player can stand on the clouds and drop through them as well | |
Castle siege
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Fire emblem | When the match begins, players begin the fight on a small section of the unnamed castle's roof, which is bombarded by heavy fire from catapults. Eventually the floor shatters as the castle defenses waver and players fall into the throne room, which has breakable statues, four platforms and a solid floor with no drop-off points. Two platforms are held in place by destructible statues. There are also two hanging cloth emblems above serving as platforms. Players later fall again into the underground, which contains one stone platform balancing on a stone spire in the midst of a lava cavern. A part of this area is slightly elevated. After a while the stage will transition back to the top of the castle. | |
Windy Hill
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Sonic | The stage has a main platform with curved hills with multiple platforms above. There is a windmill with platforms connected to each blade on the very right side of the stage with a portion of the windmill going past the blast line. | |
boxing ring
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Punch out | A generic indoor stadium with a jumbotron, with a visible audience in the background, and fights taking place in a boxing ring. It has been shown that characters can stand on the ropes surrounding the ring and perform spring jumps off of them for extra height. In addition, the light fixture above the ring can be stood on, and it can be destroyed when players attack it, dropping it onto the ring and dimming the lighting of the entire stage. The light fixture can damage players as it falls and cause potential KOs at high percentages.
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Unlockable characters[]
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Unlockable stages[]
| Stage | Series | Unlock method | description | music | ||
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Big Battlefield
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Smash bros | Play an 8-Person smash | A simple stage consisting of one large platform with 6 smaller platforms flying above it. | Battlefield (WII U/3DS) [16]
Battlefield (Brawl) [17] Menu (Melee) [18] Boss Battle (Melee) Beat any boss character [19] Brawl Theme Beat classic on 6.0 difficulty or higher [20] | ||
Pokémon Stadium
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Pokemon | Unlock Jigglypuff/ Charizard | the basic stage is comprised of three platforms; one large platform, and two smaller ones. The large platform is on the bottom is flat with two very small elevations for the sides of the stages.
The second stage is a forest/jungle area. It is somewhat flat on the main platform. There is a small elevated plateau on the right, it ends about 1/3 of the level through, followed by a flat grass area that goes the rest of the level through. There is also a river a little left of the halfway mark that has a minor depression. There are three aerial platforms of this second stage. The third stage is a water level. It is flat on the right side with an elevated left side that depresses back down before the stage ends at the left side. On the smooth right side of the level, there are two aerial platforms The fourth stage is a fire area. The bottom platform is not very flat at all. The middle is a small valley. Where the valley ends on the right, it is flat through the rest of the level. There is one floating platform that follows the elevated plateau for the rest of the level. That floating platform is flat. To the left of the valley in the middle is an unusual shaped obstacle. As soon as the valley ends on the left, there is a strait up elevation that you can not pass through The fifth and final stage is a rock/mountain stage. This stage has a very rugged bottom platform, with 5 aerial platforms in the center. Two on the left are very small and attached to the mountain, they are parallel and are flat. The other three on the right are all on top of each other, each with their own different angle |
Pokémon main theme [21]
Battle! Unlock Greninja [22] | ||
Yoshi Island
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Smash bros | Unlock Yoshi | On the far right of the stage, there is a hill sloping upwards. You can go up the hill, but walking too far will result in a self-destruct. On the left, there is a large Warp Pipe supported by two smaller ones. In the center of the stage are 9 Turning Blocks. Six of the blocks are in the air, while three of them are in the middle of the stage, building a bridge. Below the three middle blocks is a pit. If you attack a block or jump into it from below, it will start spinning, like in the original Super Mario World. You won't be able to stand on the blocks while you they are spinning. | |||
Smashville
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Animal crossing | Unlock Villager | in this stage. players battle on a platform with a moving horizontal jump-through platform suspended above an Animal Crossing town while spectators watch on.
The stage dynamically changes based on the time of day, and even the day of the week, determined by the internal clock of the Wii U. During the day, if either Blathers or Celeste (who are both owls) are present in the background, they will be asleep and not pay attention to the match. At night, the town gets darker. On Saturdays, between 8.00 PM and 12.00 AM, K.K. Slider will perform one of six different songs. |
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Brinstar
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Metroid | Unlock Zero suit samus | This stage is based after the first area of Planet Zebes from the original Metroid. The stage consists of a base platform, two sides held by fleshy stalk-like poles, and a hovering metallic platform in the centre. There is another fleshy substance in the middle of the base platform that holds the stage together. The main feature of this stage is the acid which rises from the bottom, which causes the ground to shake, which will also damage anyone who touches it, and has large knockback. The acid will periodically rise high enough to cover the entire stage, save the top-most platform, forcing players to retreat there to avoid damage. | |||
Mario Galaxy
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Mario bros | Unlock rosalina | The stage takes place on the top of a planet, meaning you can walk off stage by going too far to the sides. Because the gravitation in the center always pulls you to the middle, your characters will fall down towards the core. The stage also has two platforms. | |||
Liugi's mansion
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Mario Bros | Unlock luigi | In this stage, the characters battle on the downsized version of the mansion that appeared in Luigi's Mansion. The mansion's interior rooms will be visible when the characters pass through the mansion's outer walls; similarly, when all of the fighters are outside of the mansion, the mansion's exterior is shown, although this is only if all four quadrants of the building are still intact. By attacking the support pillars, the mansion crumbles section by section until it is all gone. Due to its supernatural origins, though, it will rebuild itself back to its original status after a while.it is impossible to destroy a quarter of the stage if another is on top of it. |
