Wild Gunman NES Game and Dark-Hearted Mario Cartoons Crossover

Mario ( Melee and from Smash 4 onwards), the reigning Mushroom Kingdom princess, Peach (since Melee), the villainous king of the Koopas Bowser (since Melee), his mischievous son Bowser Jr. games, and has been accompanied by his courageous yet easily-startled brother Luigi (both since Smash 64), his puzzle game alter-ego Dr. The protagonist of this multi-genre series, Mario (the mascot of Nintendo who appears on all major Nintendo systems), is a primary playable character in the Smash Bros. Nintendo's flagship video game franchise and one of the most iconic franchises in all of fiction, mostly focusing on the efforts of its eponymous hero to save the princess of the Mushroom Kingdom from the evil Koopa Troop.

The Mario universe: Also referred to as the Super Mario Bros.

universe gets its own character representation by the customizable Mii Brawler, Mii Swordfighter, and Mii Gunner. The universe symbol seen here is also used as a 'placeholder' by the games to indicate a minor universe without its own symbol until Ultimate, where an ellipsis is used instead. Many original characters have been introduced here, but none thus far have been actually playable, with most serving as enemies and bosses in single-player content. games themselves and accompanies all appearances of characters and stages that are thematically original to the fighting games themselves. universe: The 'default' universe, this represents the Smash Bros. Universes that only contribute a stage, with the sole exception of Animal Crossing in Brawl, do not get a separate universe listing in the trophies pages and their items and spirits are not tagged with their symbol (for example, the Golden Hammer is listed as a Mario item and the Rocket Belt is listed under 'Others'). However, the minimum requirement for a symbol is to contribute one stage or one character to the games (with a single exception). These franchises generally have characters, stages, items, and other properties that all appear in Smash Bros. games classify as major enough that they assign each franchise its own unique symbol that appears with characters and stages belonging to that franchise. These are the video game series and franchises that the Super Smash Bros.

Wild Gunman NES Game and Dark-Hearted Mario Cartoons Crossover