Dairantou Smash Bros Dx Iso. Super Mario Maker for Nintendo 3DS. Download Super Smash Bros. Wii: Virtual Special! Super Mario Bros 2. Frantic multiplayer fighting returns with Super Smash Bros. Melee on the Nintendo GameCube. More than just a minor upgrade to the popular N64 game, the GameCube Smash.

Alternatively, the Smashverse is an alternate version of the universe (no relation to the Lucas WMG below.) • Link is Luke Skywalker. They are both among the most prominent heroes of their respective franchises and have similar hair colors, eye colors, and general builds. Every Zelda game features Link growing from an ordinary boy to a able to conquer evil, much like the Hero's Journey that Luke himself went through. Bonus points in that Twilight Princess Link (playable in Brawl and Wii U/3DS) started out as a farm boy, just like Luke. • Mario is Obi-Wan Kenobi. Both are also very prominent heroes in their respective franchises, often receiving first billing (the prequels in Obi-Wan's case), and are depicted as senior to Link/Luke.

And they also have similar hair and eye colors (in Obi-Wan's youth), as well as facial hair. • Ganondorf is Darth Vader. He's already something of a in Twilight Princess (although Zant is also one in a different way), and his relationship with Link/Luke for this WMG makes it even more obvious. • Captain Falcon is Han Solo. They're both no-nonsense, beloved by their respective fanbases, carry guns of some sort, and pilot spacecraft named after falcons (Blue Falcon and Falcon Flyer/Millennium Falcon). • Zelda is Princess Leia, as a princess with a connection to Link/Luke. Complete with a more masculine alter-ego disguise used to avoid attention from villains (Sheik/Boushh).

• Samus is Boba Fett. They're both armored space with their own personal spacecraft sharing their color scheme, and use guns, missiles, bombs and other gadgets. • Mewtwo is Emperor Palpatine. They're both physically frail antagonists who are nonetheless incredibly powerful, highly intelligent, master manipulators, and attack with some sort of magical energy. (Feel free to add your own). Equivalent to the above WMG There's also the possibility that the characters are alternate universe equivalents to Marvel characters, especially given their colorful stable of more widely-recognized solo headliners.

• Mario: Spider-Man (red-and-blue,, and company mascots) • Donkey Kong: Beast (big, strong, furry humanoids) • Link: Captain America (blond, blue-eyed, purely heroic, uses a shield, another one of the company's flagship characters) • Samus: (very similar. By proxy, Zero Suit Samus is Tony Stark.) • Yoshi: Reptil ( dinosaurs) • Captain Falcon: Deadpool (wacky, with a red mask and tight suit) • Peach: Gwen Stacy/Spider-Gwen (blonde love interest for Mario/Spidey who occasionally shows similar powers) • Charizard: Lockheed or Sauron (both dragon-like characters) • Cloud: Batman (brooding, edgy, dressed in black and flagship character for his company, and rival to Link/Cap) • Ridley: Fin Fang Foom (giant evil dragon serving as an occasional enemy to Samus/Iron Man) Feel free to help fill out this list. Tabuu isn't evil.

This is actually the basis for a Fanfiction I want to write at some point with alot of alternate dimension stuff, so watch out for brainfarts. Tabuu is from an alternate universe, where instead of there being a creative and a destructive force, Tabuu is both at once. Since this is an alternate version of the Brawl universe, all the characters in this alternate world are similar but different.

Qurbani 1980 Hindi Movie Mp3 Songs Free Download. Maybe he's a Nintendo fan, or maybe it's just a coincidence. Whatever the case, Crazy Hand makes the subspace dimension, which explains its destructive power, and uses it as a bridge between dimensions. Crazy heads into Tabuu's world and forces him into subspace, then closes the portal behind him, explaining why Crazy isn't in the Brawl storyline.

Then Tabuu appropriately goes mad and uses subspace to get revenge by destroying what he thinks is Crazy's universe; in a way, he chose the right place, but destroying it would only make Crazy happier. Anyway, Tabuu starts his evil plan to destroy Crazy's own personal world using the power of the subspace dimension, and meanwhile Crazy is tearing his universe into confetti.

The reason why Tabuu doesn't destroy things, and instead creates the 'great maze', is because he's trying to rebuild his own universe. Of course, the Heroes trophify/destroy him, and before Subspace closes, Crazy returns through it. Essentially dooming a entire universe forever with his power.

Crazy just destroyed a universe and got away with it. While Tabuu tried to BUILD one and got destroyed. Bet you feel a bit guilty now. • But since the characters obviously have some sort of communication (how else did Lucario and Meta Knight convince Snake to help them?), Tabuu should have been able to explain.

They knew Crazy Hand was missing, so that part, at least, was believable. Furthermore, why didn't he just steal building materials from the various worlds? • For the second question: He kinda was. For the first: Since we're assuming the smashers communicate without talking, then we don't know if Tabuu was doing the same, and the Smashers.

• He didn't bother to try explaining himself, he made evil clones, was the man behind various villains, and there's the whole 'mass slaughter of R.O.B.s via Subspace Bomb detonation' bit. Yeah, I still enjoyed beating him down. Master Hand and Crazy Hand are controlled by the next evolution of Wham Bam Rock. First we had Wham Bam Rock in Kirby Super Star, with stone hands that did a lot of the things that Master Hand does, swatting, smashing, grabbing, etc. Then in Kirby Super Star Ultra, we get Wham Bam Jewel, who upgrades to using Master-Hand style finger gun moves and such. He will most likely continue to escalate his form until he reaches a godlike amount of power, perhaps with a wish from NOVA, and become Wham Bam Master. Master and Crazy Hand are the Mirror Universe versions of Wham Bam Rock.

In a parallel to the above, we see Master and Crazy Hand in the Mirror World in Kirby: The Amazing Mirror. The Mirror World has opposite copies of several Kirby characters: Kirby himself, Meta Knight, and Whispy Woods (King Golem) to name a few. Wham Bam Rock is a deity-looking stone idol with unattatched hands made of stone.

Master and Crazy hand are deities with perfectly humanlike hands. Both have very similar attack patterns, although Wham Bam tends to use falling stones more than lasers. Just close enough to be fitting, and yet worlds apart in implementation. Blue, bald, terrifyingly powerful.

Doctor Manhattan states his intention to create humanity before leaving at the end of. Tabuu creates the Primids.

Possibly, the long, lonely trip through space has made him insane, possibly to the point of hallucinations and delirium, hence the destruction the Subspace Army causes and the aggression towards the player characters. • If only Rorschach had timed his dodges right. • Actually, he's a program written by Dr Manhattan, which is why he looks kinda like him, because looked like his creator too. • If he was Manhattan, that does raise the question of what happened to his. I mean, Tabuu's naked as Manhattan always is, but he doesn't have the parts. Did he cut them off or something?

SSE is a parable encouraging harmlessly weird hobbies. Master Hand is still the avatar for a collector of Nintendo trophies, but he isn't a child anymore. He's a grown man, and pressure from the outside world, represented by Tabuu, has made him try to break with his 'childish' past. He stops displaying his collection in his living room, starting with Roy, Mewtwo, Pichu, Dr.Mario, and Young Link; eventually, he gets into a shouting contest with a close friend about his hobby, set off by the Ganondorf trophy.

The friend says that such things are childish and that he should focus on more adult things. At this point he gives up and puts the whole collection in storage, and Roy, Mewtwo, Pichu, Dr.Mario, and Young Link are broken or lost by the move. Some time later, he finds the King Dedede, Ness, and Luigi trophies. Hit with waves of nostalgia, he decides to look into the online presence of trophy collectors and finds a surprisingly active and friendly community — people the same age as him, even. He's finally inspired to bring the collection out of storage by someone whose favourite trophy is Sonic. He gets into further arguments now and then, but Tabuu's wings have been clipped, and Master Hand shines even brighter for it. He then goes and buys Toon Link and Wolf.

• If this is the case, then Tabuu (Taboo) is a. In the Brawlverse, King Dedede is a pimp. • Evidence 1: 3 of his costumes are stereotypical 'pimp colours' (Pink, Baby blue, and Purple) and his normal outfit is red, which means he flies the flags of a Blood. He also has the logo on the back of his Pimp coat. • Evidence 2: When he trophyfies Luigi, which is his way of making you a hoe, he gives him a pimp slap, to show him who's boss.

• Evidence 3: He puts two buttons on Ness and Luigi but sacrifices his own to put in on a Princess, because they would generate the most profit. • Evidence 4: In the SSE, he lives in the Playboy Mansion. • Evidence 5: When Bowser wrecks Dedede's mansion, Dedede looks up and just lets a huge concrete block knock him out, obviously because he smoked one too many doobies and it messed up his reflexes. • Evidence 6: As soon as all the fighters are beaten by Tabuu, the badges activate, because that means he was not one to buy the services of his ladies. • Evidence 7: He pimp slaps Bowser in the face, which automatically makes Bowser shut up, evidence of a strong Pimp hand. • Evidence 8: He throws his hoes at you. • Okay, that made me crack up.

Mariyaan Bluray Video Songs Free Download. Hoe-Throw attack. The Crazy Hand is the kid's wanking Hand. • Which is why he is crazy. • That doesn't sound right to me — That's about the age you stop playing with toys. Unless this kid has some weird, weird interests. Rule 34 and all that. But if that were true, the game wouldn't be about Nintendo Characters fighting.

• Which is why he doesn't show up until Melee — at which point the kid has entered middle school and is having trouble putting away his toys/experiencing an awkward sexual awakening. By the time he's in high school, he's done with the toys and has settled for writing Nintendo crossover fanfiction (SSE), which in turn explains why Crazy Hand doesn't show up in SSE.

• Somehow, the introduction of Zero Suit Samus in Brawl, along with Zelda's more realistic design, only reinforces that for me. • This goes along perfectly with the concept of Master Hand and Crazy Hand being the hands of Christian Weston Chandler. Lucas came to and became famous. OK, first, consider the character of Lucas himself. His name is Lucas, his symbol is a planet, his hairstyle is. Well, let's say it's distinctive, and he fights with a mystical energy that surrounds us all.

He comes from the world of Earthbound / Mother, which has very strong ties to alien mythology, so we know he was exposed to that kind of story from an early age. Next, Lucas gets thrust into the Smashverse. There, he's a young kid who is not very courageous, but in the Subspace Emissary he learns to man up and do the right thing for the common good after Ness cares for him, and he decides to go on an adventure to avenge him. In the Smashverse, he also learns (and meets, of course) a group of people devoted to protecting a huge multiverse from a tyrannical ruler.

These people (the other smash characters; Mario, Link, Samus, etc.) have extraordinary abilities, but they're up against a group with similar abilities that uses them for evil. Also, note that there are many more good guys than bad guys in the Smashverse. OK, now fast-forward to of the Subspace Emissary, when everything has been saved. Lucas, now an expert at leaping from universe to universe, comes to, where he grows into an adult. He still has fond memories of all his adventures as a child, but realizes that in this world nobody would accept them as truth. So he writes the whole thing over again, changing the setting and a couple of names, and so it comes to pass that Lucas, first name, creates. See, in, Luke, who is obviously another name for Lucas, has blond hair and lives a simple life until Empire agents attack the Lars Homestead.

This is exactly what happened to Lucas; he was a blond-haired kid who led a simple life until an agent of the Empire, in this case Wario, attacked and 'killed' someone he cared for, thus sending Lucas on a quest to avenge him. In Star Wars, the main villain is a tall guy in black who wears a long flowing cape, but then turns out to be controlled by a hunched and even more evil figure who was controlling everything from behind the scenes. Ganondorf obviously translated into Darth Vader, whereas Tabuu was the Emperor. The 'good guys' in the Smashverse translated into the Jedi Council, whereas the 'bad guys' became the Sith. Notice that in the Star Wars universe, there are only ever two Sith, the master and the apprentice.

This is exactly the same as in the Smashverse; Ganondorf serves Tabuu (or his puppet the Master Hand), but there are many subordinates doing their dirty work, such as Wario and Bowser. Bowser in particular is clearly General Grievous, because he transforms his victims into trophies and then uses their 'evil trophies' for his own good. General Grievous steals and uses the lightsabers of fallen Jedi. I rest my case.

• Even though this is about the most far-fetched thing I have ever read, I congratulate the troper who created this for having such an imagination. • Why, thank you!

I wrote a more extended joke essay where I plotted out both stories directly, noting the similarities, ('coincidence!? I think not!' ) and gave every Smash character a expy that matches, but that's too long to put it up here. • First, I want to say that was awesome. Second, there is some kind of thing that you can put long things into on this site. Like it's a little button that says 'long' and when you click it, it expands and your long essay or whatever is inside.

I'm not sure how to make one though. If you look on the page, I think you can see some and just edit to see how to make it. • Ganondorf is Darth Vader?

To say nothing of? • That kind of thing happened in Lucas's own game, too! The Master Hand, Crazy Hand, and Tabuu are all elements of the kid's personality. Master Hand is the side of him that likes creation and is responsible for creating the smash universe, Crazy hand is the destructive side of his personality that makes him want to force his trophies to fight over and over, and Tabuu is the side of him that knows how weird his hobby is.

The Subspace Emissary is a metaphor for when he decides to put up his trophies for good (represented by Tabuu defeating Master Hand), but eventually deciding to bring them all out of storage. The Smashers are professional wrestlers. Nintendo's characters came together and decided to get into wrestling, creating fictional characters and storylines for themselves; they aren't really enemies, just faces and heels. • This is why they all have grabs and holds. Mario, Mewtwo, Pichu, Roy, and Young Link retired their characters. • And why matches only end by ring outs?

Because instead of staging mat wrestling or mixed martial arts, the Nintendo characters decided to be different and stage over the top sumo wrestling. The Subspace Emissary is a to Modern Gaming. It explains why the landscape is so, most of the music is over-the-top orchestrations, a lot of epic character moments, and tons of gun-play action.

It also explains why Mario, Link, Samus, Snake, and Kirby had such enormous roles, since they were characters from, in which gaming wasn't about spectacular graphics or high-end commercializing, but simply about goofing around and having fun. However, it also mocks really old gaming, as ROB and Mr. Game & Watch are villains.

• You call bland? • Kirby's first video game appearance was in 19 92 — but then again, his first game was on the Game Boy, and gaming wasn't really about amazing graphics in the early '90s either.