Super Smash Bros. Conquest

Super Smash Bros. Conquest
Developer(s)
Publisher(s)
Platform(s)	Hammicube
Genre(s)	Fighting
Release Date(s)	Not yet confirmed
Mode(s)	Solo Group Online Options Vault
Age Rating(s)	PEGI 12
Media Included	Hammicube Disc Hammicube E-Shop Game

Super Smash Bros. Conquest is a Super Smash Bros. game developed by Hammy Games Inc. and Sora Ltd. for the Hammicube. It is the fifth installment in the series, succeeding Super Smash Bros. for 3DS and Wii U.

Modes

Group

This mode is designed for multiplayer, but can be played solo.

Smash

This mode remains the same as previous games, with the addition of new characters, items, stages, assist trophies and palette swaps.

Smash Run

See how far you can get, collecting stickers to power up and defeating enemies along the way. Don't forget to collect those trophies!

Solo

The Zero Conquest

1-2 players

The story mode for the game, much like the Subspace Emissary from Brawl. This is also an alternitave way to unlock most characters.

Classic

1 player

This mode remains pretty much the same as in previous games.

All-Star

1 player

This mode hasn't been altered very much.

Events

1-2 players

Compete in a variety of events to come on top! You'll get a special reward for completing them all...

Online Play

Compete with players from all over the world and attempt to come out on top!

Characters

Default

Image	Name	Description	Attacks
	Mario	Mario is the Mushroom Kingdom's most famous plumber! He is a very balanced character, with a good jump too! His moveset has a good array of projectile and close range attacks, so there is no need to worry when Mario is on the case!	Neutral: Fireball Side: Hammer Up: Super Jump Down: ? Block Final Smash: Warp Pipe Mayhem
	Peach	Peach is no damsel in distress this time! She is a light character, but packs a punch. She can hover in the air for a short time, with aid of her Joy Vibe. On top of that, her Parasol move lets her glide for even longer!	Neutral: Toad Side: Peach Bomber Up: Parasol Down: Striker Kick Final Smash: Peach Vibes
	Bowser	The Koopa King is ready to take out his foes! Armed with fire breath and a spiky shell, Bowser sure is one tough opponent! But he is very slow and has a bad jump in exchange for his brute force.	Neutral: Fire Breath Side: Shell Slide Up: Koopa Clown Car Down: Bowser Bomber Final Smash: Koopa Troops
	Captain Toad Newcomer!	Captain Toad treks in! The famous Toad explorer is ready for battle, armed with his trusty pickaxe! He is nimble with a good jump, but lacks power.	Neutral: Headlamp Side: Pack Up! Up: Grappling Hook Down: Pickaxe Final Smash: Toad Brigade
	Yoshi	Yoshi flutters into battle! Yoshi is an all-around fighter, with great speed, excelling jump and decent power. His long tongue and eggs can act as ranged attacks and he's got some pretty strong melee attacks too!	Neutral: Tongue Side: Egg Toss Up: Flutter Wings Down: Egg Shield Final Smash: Mega Eggdozer
	Baby Bros. Newcomers!	Baby Mario and Baby Luigi are ready to brawl! They act as a pair, much like the Ice Climbers. Despite being small, a lot of their moves make up for their lack of height and speed. These are by far the toughest babies I've seen!	Neutral: Hammer Side: Goo Goo Buggy Up: The duo stand on top of one another and spin. Down: Mix Flower Final Smash: Pocket Chomp
	Wario	Wario is the greedy rival of Mario, and owner of WarioWare. He is a slow character, but he is also pretty strong. His Wario Bike allows him to go much faster though. His alternate costumes are unique, in the fact that he has variations of his biker outfit and his overalls.	Neutral: Money Magnet Side: Wario Bike Up: Corkscrew Down: Mega Fart Final Smash: Wario Man
File:Dkssbi.png	Donkey Kong	DK swings in! The king of the jungle moves with surprising speed, considering his size. He is also pretty powerful! However, his moveset doesn't have much variety, consisting mainly of physical attacks.	Neutral: DK Headbutt Side: Spin Up: Vine Down: Ground Slam Final Smash: Barrel Toss
	Diddy Kong & Dixie Kong Semi-Newcomer!	Diddy Kong and Dixie Kong monkey around! These two act as a duo, like the Ice Climbers. Unlike the Ice Climbers, these two stick together at all times.	Neutral: Diddy Popgun Side: Somersault Up: Dixie Hair-Copter Down: Banana Final Smash: Rocketbarrel Barrage
	Kirby	Kirby flies in! Kirby is the most lovable character ever. C'mon, you can't deny it. He is a very light character with multiple jumps. Don't let his cute looks fool you though, Kirby is a very formidable foe.	Neutral: Inhale Side: Warp Star Dash Up: Final Cutter Down: Stone Final Smash: Hypernova
	King DeDeDe	King DeDeDe is the greedy king of Dreamland, and an ally of Kirby. He is a slow character but has a great jump to make up for it. He usually relies on his minions, but he's giving it a shot himself. Granted, he uses his minions in his moveset...	Neutral: Gordo Throw Side: Hammer Up: Super DeDeDe Jump Down: Rocket Hammer Final Smash: Waddle Army
	Pikachu	Pikachu shocks the competition! This electric mouse Pokémon is speedy and light, so be wary when being blasted. To cover for this, Pikachu's Thunderwave can paralyze foes for a short time!	Neutral: Thunderbolt Side: Iron Tail Up: Quick Attack Down: Thunderwave Final Smash: Discharge
	Lucario	Lucario is the Aura Pokémon and a Fighting/Steel type, making for a pretty strong opponent! He is speedy and powerful, overall an excellent fighter.	Neutral: Aura Sphere Side: Power-Up Punch Up: Extreme Speed Down: Low Sweep Final Smash: Mega Evolve
	Charizard	Charizard is all fired up! This Fire/Flying type Pokémon is a heavyweight with the ability to jump multiple times, similarly to Kirby and Pit. His fiery attacks will scorch anyone who blocks his way! Are you feeling the heat yet?	Neutral: Flamethrower Side: Fire Fang Up: Fly Down: Rock Smash Final Smash: Mega Charizard X
	Pokémon Trainer Semi-Newcomer!	Go! Turtwig! Quilava! Greninja! Pokémon Trainer returns with a new team, revised to fit other generations. Turtwig is of average speed with a low jump. He has more ranged attacks than his companions. Quilava is the slowest Pokémon on the team, but he packs a punch. All his attacks have a fire aspect, with the exception of his standard attacks. Greninja's stats remain mostly unchanged from the previous two titles, with the exception of his moveset.	Neutral: Razor Leaf / Smokescreen / Water Shuriken Side: Energy Ball / Flame Wheel / Surf Up: Leaf Storm / Will-O-Wisp / Substitute Down: Switch Out Final Smash: Triple Finish
	Link	Link, the hero of Hyrule, is ready for battle! Armed with his bow and sword, Link is good at both long range and short range. He can do a tether recovery to make up for his less than average jump. He is quite nimble and his Smash Attacks often rely on his sword. Despite his Special moveset being the same as in Super smash bros. Brawl, he plays very differently, a bit more akin to Hyrule Warriors.	Neutral: Hero's Bow Side: Gale Boomerang Up: Spin Attack Down: Bomb Final Smash: Triforce Slash
	Zelda	Zelda returns to battle! She appears more akin to her Hyrule Warriors design by default, but this can be changed with alternate costumes. She is a ranged fighter, mostly using magic attacks, but she makes use of her rapier with some of her standard attacks. She can also become Sheik through the use of her Down Special move.	Neutral: Phantom Slash Side: Wind Waker Up: Light Force Down: Transform Final Smash: Triforce of Wisdom
	Sheik	TBA	TBA
	Mii Brawler	Mii Brawler makes a return, along with his fellow Mii Fighters. Brawler is a close-ranged class, specializing in punches and kicks. However, their moves have a lot of variety to them.	See here
	Mii Swordfighter	Mii Swordfighter is back and better than ever! Armed with a new arsenal of weapons, as well as their trusty sword, Mii Swordfighters are a force to be reckoned with!	See here
	Mii Gunner	Mii Gunners make a return, along with new allies. They have a mysterious arm cannon, capable of shooting all kinds of projectiles. They are much the opposite of Mii Brawlers, having bad close-range combat skills.	See here
	Party Mii Newcomer!	The Party Mii joins the fray! This Mii Fighter uses moves inspired by games such as Wii Party, Nintendo Land and Tomodachi Life. They are identifiable by their wacky accessories like swimwear, scarves or even fish hats!	See here

Unlockable

Image	Name	Description	Attacks
	Luigi	Luigi, the lesser-known brother of Mario is ready to fight once more! He plays similarly to Mario, with less traction and a higher jump. His moveset has been completely revised to use elements from the Luigi's Mansion series alongside some of his other appearances. However, Luigi's moves may take a while to execute.	Neutral: Polterpup Side: Luiginary Ball Up: Super Jump Down: Poltergust Final Smash: Boo Storm
	Rosalina & Luma	Rosalina and her loyal Luma launch into battle! Rosalina acts as a puppeteer character, being able to control her Luma over far distances. Rosalina is somewhat slow but has an excellent jump to make up for it.	Neutral: Star Spin Side: Luma Shot Up: Sling Star Down: Star Bit Final Smash: Grand Star
	Paper Mario Newcomer!	Paper Mario folds in! What? Another Mario clone? Fear not, Paper Mario is very unique from his organic form. He is speedy and falls slowly, but isn't that powerful. Being paper-thin, he can dodge attacks easily, too!	Neutral: Partner Ability Side: Hammer Up: Plane Curse Down: Partner Swap Final Smash: Paperize
	Kamek Newcomer!	Kamek teleports in! This Magikoopa is a long-ranged fighter armed with tons of dangerous spells. Watch out for those bubbles! You'll be trapped in them for a short while!	Neutral: Magic Blast Side: Bubbles Up: Teleport Down: Broomstick Final Smash: Toadies
File:Shaymin.png	Shaymin Newcomer!	Shaymin graces the battlefield! The gratitude Pokémon is an oddball character with two Formes that he can switch between. Its Land Forme is slow with a bad jump but has great ranged moves, while the opposite applies to Sky Forme. Formes can be switched through the use of the Down Special attack, Gracidea flower.	Neutral: Giga Drain / Air Slash Side: Magical Leaf / Facade Up: Swift / Air Cutter Down: Gracidea Flower Final Smash: Seed Flare

Stages

Conquest Stages

Image	Name	Description	Boss
	Final Destination	A flat stage with no gimmicks. This stage is somewhat clockwork themed as cogs and gears spiral around the platform. This stage travels through dimensions, noted by the glimpses of other stages from various franchises down below.	Master Hand & Crazy Hand are fought here. They are a powerful duo, capable of creating fireballs, explosions and items out of thin air. They are said to have created every Smasher, so now it's time for them to meet their maker! Note: Crazy Hand is only fought on Hard or higher.
	Galaxy Tour	Ah, Rosalina's lovely home! This is a shifting stage, switching areas every now and then. This stage has Sling Stars in every segment, except for King Kaliante's planet. However, Pull Stars appear in all sections. You start on the Comet Observatory, a sidescrolling section. Lots of Lumas are here to cheer you on and Polari follows you around, placing Sling Stars and Pull Stars for you and your opponents. When the Smashers reach the Launch Star, he does a Star Spin and throws Star Bits. Starship Mario doesn't have too much going for it. It has Pull Stars and Sling Stars like the Comet Observatory and even has the Starshroom in the background. Lubba appears here to cheer you on. After a while, he will start to pilot the ship then stop abruptly, launching you and the other Smashers onto King Kaliente's planet. This section is more dangerous than the other two. It starts off as a flat stage with nowhere to fall from. Gradually, King Kaliente's projectiles will break the ground, exposing lava. His tentacle then hits everyone and blasts them back to the Comet Observatory.	King Kaliente is fought on his lava-filled planet. He will attack with his tentacle and by shooting fiery projectiles from above. If you manage to hit these with a well-timed Smash Attack, they will hit Kaliente!
	Tick Tock Clock	This game's obligatory Mario Kart track! Like in previous games, Shy Guys will drive by in their karts, damaging anyone they hit. Unlike the previous stages, there are more racers than just Shy Guys. Baby Peach, Lakitu, Birdo, Toad and Toadette will drive among the others. The stage takes place just before the finish line. You'll have to blast your opponents to the side or upwards, because there are no gaps to fall through here. A gear is on each side, both moving in the same direction. If you stand on the wrong gear for too long, you could be KO'd! The direction of the gears will change a short time after the racers pass.	Chuckya is a regular Mario-series enemy, albeit a rare one. This one has been modified to be even stronger. It is a close-range fighter with no projectiles whatsoever. It can pick you up and throw you into the sky or even grab you and slam you against the ground. It can also deliver a flurry of powerful punches, often paired with throwing opponents upward for huge amounts of damage.
	Whispy Woods	This isn't the Whispy Woods you're used to, this is from Kirby and the Rainbow Curse! Whispy blocks the right-hand side, so you'll have to blast your foes upward or to the left. Sometimes, a rainbow-coloured line will appear, divinding the battlefield. You can stand on this, but try not to get trapped. Whispy might drop apples occasionally.	Whispy is the famous tree and recurring Kirby villain. He attacks by blowing strong gusts of wind that could potentially push you off the screen and KO you. Common Kirby enemies might fall from his branches, as well as apples.
	Distortion World	An alternate dimension where time and space cease to exist, also a unique stage in the fact that it has differing kinds of gravity. Occasionally, Giratina will flip the stage so that you are standing on the sides, top or bottom. On the top or bottom, you can walk through the waterfall, but it acts like a body of water with a strong current on the sides. You can jump over the tree when on the bottom and stand on it from the sides. Uxie, Mespirit and Azelf will fly around in the background, spectating the fight.	Giratina is a Legendary Pokémon, banished to the Distortion World. In vengeance, he attacks anyone unlucky enough to enter his world. He uses moves like Shadow Force to attack and will constantly flip gravity to his advantage. He may be defeated simply by normal means of attacking, but his health is very high.

Items

Image	Name	Description	Type
	Smash Ball	The Smash Ball returns, as in every Super Smash Bros. game! What would this game be without the iconic item? The Smash Ball is a mysterious ball of energy that, when broken, bestows a power known as a Final Smash onto you.	Transformation
	Assist Trophy	It's the Assist Trophy! This mysterious figurine comes to life when you activate it! Who knows who will appear? Either way, they're going to help you! See here for a list of Assists.	Other
	Beam Sword	Fwoosh! Fwoosh! It's the Beam Sword! This item looks vaguely familiar... Oh well. It delivers slashes on foes that, despite not dealing much knockback, can cause high damage!	Battering
	Home Run Bat	Home run! Usually used alongside the Sandbag, this sporting item is a force to be dealt with! Be careful when a foe gets one of these! One hit could blast you straight off the screen!	Battering
	Trophy Stand	This may look like a regular trophy stand, but this can turn living creatures into trophies! Just one simple toss and it flies straight, not stopping until it reaches something to be transformed. These are more common in The Zero Conquest, where they can turn enemies into trophies. Rarely, they will appear in a regular fight and can turn items, assists and Pokémon into trophies. See here for a list of Trophies.	Other
	Trophy	No, this isn't the Assist Trophy. No, this isn't the Trophy Stand. This is, well, a trophy! These are only found in The Zero Conquest and in regular battles when Mew is released from a Pokéball. These depict a random character and will be added to your Vault. See here for a list of Trophies.	Other
	Sandbag	What? This is just a regular sandbag! How can this be worthy of being an item? It's so much more than a sandbag! If you hit it enough, items will appear from it, mainly healing items.	Other
	Party Ball	Surprise! It's the Party Ball! Who knows what's in here? There's only one way to find out. Pick it up and throw it and items will fall out. Maybe healing items, maybe weapons, or maybe Bob-Ombs! Wait, Bob-Ombs? RUN!	Container
	Super Scope	What? It's just a weak console add-on! Surely this can't do anything! That's where you're wrong! This powerful zapper shoots tiny fireballs one after another when you press the attack button. You can charge it up to deliver a bigger and more powerful shot.	Shooting
	Crate	The crates return from previous games, accompanied by their Barrel variants. They contain random items when broken. Sometimes, the Crates will be on wheels, allowing them to roll, but otherwise, Barrels can roll.	Container
	Striker Ball	This item replaces the Soccer Ball from previous games. Though it functions similarly, a new feature has been added. You can hit it with a Smash Attack, one involving kicking is more effective. However, the ball glows brighter with every hit. From white to red, it gets stronger with every hit too. It isn't lit up when it spawns, then turns white and finally it goes red.	Other
	Pokéball	I choose you! The Pokéball is essentially an Assist Trophy, but with Pokémon instead of characters from various franchises. The kind of Pokémon summoned depends on the Pokéball used. Legendaries emerge from Master Balls, Water-types come from Dive Balls, etc. See here for a list of summonable Pokémon and their attributes.	Other