Mario X Sonic is a crossover fighting game for Nintendo Wii and Nintendo 3DS. It is the first time in the Mario and Sonic series to have a fighting game and marks the first installment of the Nintendo vs. Sega series. It is based off the first capcom vs. game, X-Men vs. Street Fighter.

AnimationEdit

The game's animation is the Rayman Origins style, but every character has their own outlining. For example: Sonic's outline is blue.

GameplayEdit

The game's gameplay is exactly like X-Men vs. Street Fighter, but with 2 differances:

• It's a 4-on-4 battle.
• Instead of sprites, it has Rayman Origins animation.

CharactersEdit

Mario SideEdit

• Mario (Appearance - Super Mario 3D Land)
• Luigi (Appearance - Super Mario 3D Land)
• Princess Peach (Appearance - Mario Hoops 3-On-3)
• Princess Daisy (Appearance - Mario Tennis N64)
• Toad (Appearance - Mario Party 9)
• Toadette (Appearance - Mario Kart Wii)
• Bowser (Appearance - Super Mario Galaxy 2)
• Bowser Jr. (Appearance - Super Mario Galaxy)
• Wario (Appearance - Wario Ware: DIY Showcase)
• Mona (Appearance - Wario Ware: Smooth Moves)
• Young Cricket (Appearance - Wario Ware: DIY)
• Ashley and Red (Appearance - Wario Ware: Smooth Moves)
• 9-Volt (Appearance - Wario Ware: Twisted!)
• Kat (Appearance - Wario Ware: Snapped!)
• Ana (Appearance - Wario Ware: Snapped!)
• Donkey Kong (Appearance - Fortune Street)
• Diddy Kong (Appearance - Fortune Street)
• Rosalina (Appearance - Super Mario Galaxy)
• Yoshi (Appearance - Fortune Street)
• Birdo (Appearance - Fortune Street)

Sonic SideEdit

• Sonic (Appearance - Sonic Generations)
• Shadow (Appearance - Sonic Generations)
• Amy Rose (Appearance - Sonic Free Riders)
• Cream (Appearance - Sonic Free Riders)
• Chip/Light Gaia (Appearance - Sonic Unleashed)
• Bokkun (Appearance - Sonic X)
• Dr. Eggman (Appearance - Sonic Generations)
• Eggman Nega (Appearance - Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games)
• Scourge (Appearance - Sonic Archive Issue #160)
• Fiona Fox (Appearance - Sonic Archive Issue #181)
• Espio (Appearance - Sonic Generations)
• Marine the Raccoon (Appearance - Sonic Rush Adventure)
• Orbot (Appearance - Sonic Colors)
• Charmy Bee (Appearance - Sonic Generations)
• Saffron Bee (Appearance - Sonic Archive Issue #199)
• Dingo (Appearance - Sonic Underground)
• Bean (Appearance - Sonic Archive Issue #160)
• Cosmo (Appearance - Sonic X)
• Tails (Appearance - Sonic Generations)
• Mina Mongoose (Appearance - Sonic Archive Issue #221)
• Classic Sonic (Appearance - Sonic Generations)

Game ModesEdit

• Arcade Mode
• VS. Mode
• Training Mode
• Survival Mode
• Time Attack
• Online Battle
• Story Mode
• ===Shop===
• Colors
• Stages
• ===Options===
• Control Settings
• Data
• Save/Load Data
• ===Sound===
• English Voices
• Japanese Voices

SoundtrackEdit

1. Shinsou (from BlazBlue: Continuum Shift II) (Game's Main Theme)
2. Main Menu (Character Selection Orchestra Version from MvC3)
3. Character Selection (Blue Beating from BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger)
4. Continue (from Super Street Fighter IV )
5. Game Over (from The House Of The Dead 4)
6. Mario's Theme (New! Super Mario Bros. Wii Theme from Mario and Sonic At The Olympic Winter Games)
7. Sonic's Theme (Endless Possibility from Sonic Unleashed)
8. Luigi's Theme (Luigi's Mansion Theme from Luigi's Mansion: SSBB Version)
9. Shadow's Theme (I Am... All Of Me from Shadow The Hedgehog)
10. Peach's Theme (Tittle / Ending from Super Mario World: SSBB Version)
11. Amy's Theme (Butter Building from Kirby's Adventure: SSBB Version)
12. Daisy's Theme (Every Day, I Am Dreaming from Mega Man X6)
13. Cream's Theme (A Moment Of Passion from Mega Man X: Command Mission)
14. Toad's Theme (Obstacle Course from Yoshi's Island: SSBB Version)
15. Chip/Light Giga's Theme (Moon Light from Mega Man X6)
16. Toadette's Theme (Unbeatable Love I Surely Have from Mega Man X4)
17. Bokkun's Theme (You Call This Utopia?! from SSBB)
18. Bowser's Theme (Bowser's Castle from Mario Kart Wii)
19. Dr. Eggman's Theme (Advertise from The House Of The Dead 2)
20. Bowser Jr.'s Theme (Another Winter from Scott Pilgrim vs. The World: The Game)
21. Eggman Nega's Theme (Boss Battle 3: Astroid Coaster Version from Sonic Colors)

Character VoicesEdit

Charles Martinet as Mario (Toru Furuya in Japanese)

Roger Craig Smith(Cutscenes)/Ryan Drummond(Gameplay) as Sonic (Junichi Kanemaru in Japanese)

Charles Martinet as Luigi (Yuu Mizushima in Japanese)

Kate Higgins as Miles "Tails" Prower (Ryo Hirohashi in Japanese)

Samantha Kelly as Princess Peach (Mami Yamase in Japanese)

Cindy Robinson as Amy Rose (Taeko Kawata in Japanese)

Deanna Mustard as Princess Daisy (Rikako Aikawa in Japanese)

Michelle Ruff as Cream (Sayaka Aoki in Japanese)

Samantha Kelly as Toad (Tomoko Maruno in Japanese)

Tony Salerno as Chip/Light Gaia (Ryoko Shiraishi in Japanese)

Samantha Kelly as Toadette (Etsuko Kozakura in japanese)

Andrew Rannells as Bokkun (Yumiko Kobayashi in Japanese)

Kenney James as Bowser (Akiko Wanda in Japanese)

Mike Pollock as Dr. Eggman (Chikao Otsuka in Japanese)

Caety Sagoain as Boswer Jr. (Tara Strong in Japanese)

Mike Pollock as Eggman Nega (Chikao Otsuka in Japanese)

Charles Martinet as Wario (Kenji Nomura in Japanese)

Kirk Thornton as Shadow (Kouji Yusa in Japanese)

Leslie Swan as Mona (Nao Takamori in Japanese)

Elara Distler as Fiona Fox (Kaori Aso in Japanese)

Lucas Gilbertson as Young Cricket (Yusuke Numata in Japanese)

Troy Baker as Espio (Yuuki Masuda in Japanese)

Amy Birnbaum as 9-Volt (Kenta Miyake in Japanese)

Kirk Thornton as Orbot (Mitsuo Iwata in Japanese)

Shelly Fox as Ashley (Yuri Shiratori in Japanese)

Jason Anthony Griffith as Red (Daisuke Ono in Japanese)

Tara Strong as Marine (Chie Nakamura in Japanese)

Bella Hudson as Kat (Nao Takamori in Japanese)

Colleen O'Shaughnessey as Charmy Bee (Youko Teppouzuka in Japanese)

Lynn Harris as Ana (Mai Nakahara in Japanese)

Sarah Wulfeck as Saffron Bee (Rikako Aikawa in Japanese)

Takashi Nagasako as Donkey Kong (Both English and Japanese)

Peter Wilds as Dingo (Tomohisa Asou in Japanese)

Katsumi Suzuki as Diddy Kong (Both English and Japanese)

Ryan Drummond as Classic Sonic (Both English and Japanese)

TriviaEdit

In Gameplay, Most of the Characters have used Voice Clips from other games:

Mario's Voice Clips(In Gameplay)are taken from Super Mario 64 and Super Smash Bros Brawl,

Sonic is voiced by Roger Craig Smith in the Cutscenes but in Gameplay, He uses voice clips of Ryan Drummond From Sonic Adventure, Sonic Adventure 2, and Sonic Heroes.

High Pitched/Sped Up Versions of Ryan Drummond's voice from Sonic Adventure 2 and Sonic Heroes are used for Classic Sonic.

Luigi Has His Normal Voice in the Cutscenes But in Gameplay, He Uses Sped Up/High Pitched Versions of Mario's Voice from Super Mario 64, Just Like He Did in Super Smash Bros 64 and Super Smash Bros Melee.