Wario Wario Wario

this sounds like an avril lavigne/wiggles collab track

If Smick ever appears in Smash in any form, it should be the You Cannot Beat Us version - I'm not saying this to be wacky, I'm not saying this because I like the idea of commercial/multimedia rep: that is legitimately the most iconic, recognisable iteration of the character. Also the beak + tri-teeth combination is very aesthetically pleasing in a weird way

I love how this fan song portrays the Vigilante as the "gun owners when their neighbor gets burgled instead of them" meme

Chosing Pummeluff as the European Jigglypuff name instead of Rondoudou is a rare Smash Remix L

OK, so... imagine:

PaRappa in Smash, with a codec/guidance easter egg where one of his teachers sings a rap about the opponent.

It was clearly Bacon Reagan who started the fire, the Space Monkey Mafia are innocent. (at least, they're innocent of arson, the organised crime is a discussion for another day)

why does tv tropes have an .org domain???

british siivagunner be like

I love Diddy Kong's name. It's just so wonderful that a Japanese franchise has a character walking about named after a semi-obscure county-specific British slang term.

oh my god i just realised that the war factory from slap city is based on the cd factory from brawl

I remember reading once that Pepsiman is really popular in Brazil because of PS1 piracy, and that Smash Remix is really popular there as well (probably for similar reasons), so that makes it extra cool that they added a Pepsiman skin for Dragon King.

I love such a simple editing change of adding a sound effect and screen shake can change something's tone so much compared to its source meterial

sky news reggie fils aime arc

Smash Remix adding a second Goemon rep is unfathomably based

You know how Mario Party gives each combination of 2 characters their own team name? I'm making that for Smash (or more specifically my Ultimate sequel roster), just for 1v1 duels instead of teams, sorta like episode titles - probably won't finish it, but I absolutely need to say one idea that is so good I cannot waste it if I scrap this idea.
Zelda vs. Dark Samus - "Title Fight".

Of all the game mascots that are actually mascots, Wonder Dog is easily the most bizarre, because 1. they put him in a disc tray cleaning CD and midi playback software and 2. he was the mascot of the X'Eye. I don't even know what an X'Eye is.

I can't speak on the AI voice or asset flip allegations, but I really don't buy that Infestation 88 is a Nazi game or whatever. The number 8 looks like mouse ears, the game takes place in the 80s (which is a really popular time period for horror in general), and gas is used to kill mice. I don't blame anyone for having their alarms raised by the 88/gas combination, but 99.9% most likely is just a very unfortunate coincidence.

Turns out the Inverse Ninjas game DOES have single player, pretty fun!

wait, do you guys actually have a strong moral opposition to crappy cartoon character horror movies, that makes you actively want more strict corporate copyright legislation?

i thought it was just a joke

Extra public domain warning after the whole thing about Tigger: Popeye is coming next year, but he can't eat spinach until '27.

i like how the death animation in this game is the happy ending

Public domain Tigger heads-up, since I'm not seeing this around as much as the Mickey heads-ups and this is the only public platform I have: Only Disney Tigger bounces on his tail, Milne Tigger is quadrupedal and bounces on his legs

i'm watching old burger king/mcdonalds ads and i find it funny how "celebration" is always used as a codeword for "cross-promotion"


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THE RAT IS LOOSE!

I think it would actually be really fun to make a Smash mod that changes every character's moveset to excessive references under one condition: EVERYONE'S archetype is changed. Virtually an all-new game. Like Garfield NASB 2 transitions for everyone. Unconditionally, even characters like Marth/Falcon/Jigglypuff who's Smash incarnations are synonymous with Smash, and characters like Steve, Ryu and Villager who have virtually everything they can do in their movesets - obviously using some real two-flickies logic. Fox is a zoner now with all the arwing's lasers and bombs. swordie Mario attacking with all his hats. Pure-rushdown DK chasing everyone around with Barrel Cannons.

Combo Devils' gameplay looks awesome, I will pick it up if I get a laptop that can run it or it releases on Switch, love the idea of a skateboarding fighter especially, buuuuuuuuut the character designs have once again fallen into "not-a-crossover crossover" syndrome - not as egregious as Flash Party though, at least all the humans look like they're from the same universe with the furries as outliers, but still

Most Smash fan-movesets I've seen for Toad just feel like Mario revamp movesets in disguise as a new character

Seeing Americans discover Horrid Henry for the first time and immediately agree on the (correct) assumption that he's a victim is very funny.

Trust me, this is not the worst the CITV back catalog has to offer in the "victim-blamey misbehaving-child stories" - some day Grizzly Tales is gonna get the Twitter out-of-context meme treatment.

Is there any non-malicious use for "cast to TV"?

They should absolutely call the next Mario Kart "Mario Kart 10", the next Smash "Super Smash Bros. 7" and umm, I dunno if any other Nintendo franchises have Windows 9 situations.

Yet again, I'm sorry for the publicdomainposting as of late, but something I find interesting about Pooh B&H is that if Disney were to sue, they would have a legal case, in fact it wouldn't even be ambigious from a legal standpoint, Pooh is not public domain yet in the UK, and Blood & Honey is a 100% British production, writers are British; actors; distributors; filming locations - not just that, but B&H's Pooh is yellow and wears a red shirt (albeit tartan and under overalls) - but Disney just... aren't taking action?

hour long "horrid henry's parents toxic moments compilation" in the youtube recommended

i WILL be watching

i sniffed too much crack public docaine and now i know who disney's first first first first first first first first first first first first first first first first first first first open first first gay characters are (**** in boots and james from **** in boots (1922))

Sorry for the constant publicdomainposting, but I just found out that this banger is going to be public domain next year.
Also, its association with Mac Tonight lead me to find out that Ronald McDonald (the original one with the tray on his head) and Speedee would be public domain in the Brighter Timeline.

Uh oh, I think "now-reformed copyright law from the 1970s" is my new hyperfixation!

I've been compiling a list of cartoon characters that would've been public domain by now if copyright wasn't reformed in the 70s (it was previously 56 years), and it's honestly an outright tragedy - pretty much everything notable from Looney Tunes, Jay Ward, Osamu Tezuka, MGM, The Beano/Dandy, UPA, or Dr. Suess; all the European cartoons like Smurfs/Asterix/Lucky Luke/Tintin, Thomas the Tank Engine, a handful of Muppets, Alvin and the Chipmunks, a good chunk of the Marvel and DC A-Listers, and a half or so of the classic Hanna Barbera lineup - not just that, but we'd be less than a decade away from Scooby-Doo; Wacky Races; Fat Albert; the earliest version of Garfield; and the first video games. Sonic and The Simpsons would become public domain before most of us would gain a single grey hair.

Not just that, but pre-reform copyright law required manual extensions on the 28th anniversary (which is why some Bugs Bunny, Mickey Mouse, and Popeye cartoons are public domain, but not the characters themselves) - so a ton of dead/failed IPs from the 80s and 90s would likely be in our grasp by now. Who doesn't want to revive the ever-beloved Shnookums and Meat?

I generally think lost media guys looking for promos for baby shows for babies instead of the first Doctor Who or whatever is based and cool and good, buuuuut the fact that there are 3 pieces of Dumbo lost media, and the only one people don't care about and haven't bothered to put on the Lost Media Wiki or anything is literally the first version of Dumbo that the Disney movie was adapted from, is a little frustrating