History VideoGame / SmashRemix

* FunnyBackgroundEvent: After Ebisumaru's performance in the 1.5.0 trailer, Lucas can be seen falling asleep in his ramen.

** Two more out-of-place non-Nintendo stages are [[VideoGame/MarvelVsCapcom2 Glacial River]] and [[VideoGame/{{Shantae}} Scuttle Town]]. Both stages have their source game released after the TurnOfTheMillennium. The game the former stage is from has never been released for Nintendo consoles, and the latter released on the Platform/GameBoyColor, but at a point where the Nintendo 64 has been discontinued to pave way for the Platform/GameCube.

* KatanasAreJustBetter: Conker's back aerial uses the katana from the ending of ''Conker's Bad Fur Day''. It's one of his better aerials in terms of kill power.

* AdaptedOut: Poké Floats only picks from the [[VideoGame/PokemonRedAndBlue original 151]] Pokémon and doesn't use any of the Pokémon introduced in [[VideoGame/PokemonGoldAndSilver the next generation]].

** Dragon King's aerial down special has him go at an angle as he descends.

* SidelinedProtagonistCrossover: Many of the stages represented in the game don't have their respective protagonists playable. [[VideoGame/{{Shantae}} Sequin Land]] was added as a stage in 1.5.0, but Shantae herself only appears as a flying cameo on that stage, albeit in her Harpy form.
* SinglePlayerGauntlet: Along with the original [=1P Game=] still being intact, an additional [=Remix 1P=] has also been added, shuffling the new fighters in a way similar to ''Melee[='=]''s Classic Mode. All-Star mode is also present, directly modeled after the one in ''Melee.''
* SlippySlideyIceWorld: Even though the game also features the stages [[VideoGame/DiddyKongRacing Frosty Village]], [[VideoGame/MarvelVsCapcom2NewAgeOfHeroes Glacial River]], [[Franchise/{{Kirby}} Winter Dream Land]] ([[ShapedLikeItself as Dream Land form of Dream Land]]), and [[VideoGame/SnowboardKids Big Snowman]], only [[VideoGame/SuperMario64 Cool Cool Mountain]] is actually slippery.

** Young Link gets ''Hyrule Field'' from the same game.

** King Dedede gets his own theme from the series, specifically part of the second half introduced in ''VideoGame/KirbySuperStar''.

* {{Leitmotif}}: Each newcomer has their own victory fanfare. Bowser, Marth, and Sonic get their modern victory fanfares albeit using the original game's instrument bank. Though Sheik used to share Link's victory fanfare before later updates changed hers to her own theme from ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaOcarinaOfTime''. Meanwhile, Peppy and Slippy share Fox's victory theme and Ebisumaru shares his with Goemon.

* KatanasAreJustBetter: Conker's back aerial uses the katana from the ending of ''Conker's Bad Fur Day''. It's one of his better aerials in terms of knockback.

* LaughTrack: One will play if Ebisumaru manages to land his neutral special on an opponent.

** Ganondorf's specials Wizard's Foot and Dark Dive are seen in the training mode display as Warlock Kick and Warlock Dive, respectively.

** If the Taunt button is pressed when Peppy uses his up special, he'll exclaim "Barrel Roll!"

*** Peppy's blaster is a charge special that can fire multiple shots depending on how long he charges it. Unlike the other ''Star Fox'' characters, he lacks a reflector down special, instead using a flashbang grenade. Being older than Fox, some of his animations aren't as agile or acrobatic, such as a shoulder tackle for a dash attack instead of a kick.
*** Slippy can curve a bit while flying with his up special, and borrows some of Wario's regular attacks and Luigi's animations to emphasize his silly and clumsy nature. His reflector also slows down reflected projectiles.

* FunnyBackgroundEffect: After Ebisumaru's performance in the 1.5.0 trailer, Lucas can be seen falling asleep in his ramen.

** With the Sheik update adding unique congratulations screens for the newcomers (except for the bosses and Fighting Polygons sharing a generic "You are Proud" screen), [[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaOcarinaOfTime Beast Ganon, Navi]], [[VideoGame/DrMario the viruses]], [[VideoGame/MischiefMakers Professor Theo, the friendly Clancers]], [[VideoGame/Mother3 Lucas' family]] (sans Hinawa), [[VideoGame/GanbareGoemon Impact]], [[VideoGame/StarFox1 General Pepper, and Polygon Andross]] appear as cameos.

AdaptedOut: Poké Floats only picks from the [[VideoGame/PokemonRedAndBlue original 151]] Pokémon and doesn't use any of the Pokémon introduced in [[VideoGame/PokemonGoldAndSilver the next generation]].

* FightingClown: Ebisumaru, much like in his [[VideoGame/GanbareGoemon home franchise]], is meant to be a comedy character. His BattleIntro has him pathetically fall down belly first compared to Goemon's more graceful landing, whatever animations he doesn't share with Goemon are much sillier, and his weapons include Japanese comedy props such as a squeaky hammer or a fan.

* GroundPound: Three new down special moves are this for some of the newcomers.

* DevelopersForesight: In the Gym Leader Castle stage, as well as the Pokémon Stadium and Pokémon Stadium 2 stages, the announcer from ''VideoGame/PokemonStadium'' will give battle commentary. He will also specifically call out Poké Ball summons as well as special moves used by Pikachu, Jigglypuff, and Mewtwo, as well as a few non-Pokémon characters such as Captain Falcon.

* FightingClown: Ebisumaru, much like in his [[VideoGame/GanbareGoemon home franchise]], is meant to be a comedy character. His BattleIntro has him pathetically fall down belly first compared to Goemon's more graceful landing, whatever animations he doesn't share with Goemon are much sillier, and his weapons include comedy props such as a squeaky hammer or a fan.

* JetPack: Slippy wears one which helps explain how he's using his up special.

* KatanasAreJustBetter: Conker's back aerial uses the katana from the ending of ''Conker's Bad Fur Day''.

* {{Leitmotif}}: Each newcomer has their own victory fanfare. Bowser, Marth, and Sonic get their modern victory fanfares albeit using the original game's instrument bank. Though Sheik used to share Link's victory fanfare before later updates changed hers to her own theme from ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaOcarinaOfTime''. Meanwhile, Peppy and Slippy share Fox's victory theme.

*** Peppy's blaster is a charge special that can fire multiple shots depending on how long he charges it. Unlike the other ''Star Fox'' characters, he lacks a reflector down special, instead using a flashbang grenade. Being older than Fox, some of his animations aren't as agile or acrobatic, such as a shoulder tackle for a dash attack instead of a jumping kick.

** Because they don't have their own slots on the roster, the Fighting Polygons, the bosses, Slippy, Peppy, Ebisumaru, and Dragon King are not fought in All-Star Mode.

* [[invoked]]DummiedOut: {{Averted|Trope}} with the debug stages from the original game, which have now been made into normal stages. The unused victory fanfare has also now been repurposed as the victory theme for the Fighting Polygons.

* MassiveMultiplayerCrossover: Wouldn't be a ''Smash'' game without it. This time, trying to encompass more of Nintendo's console generation at the time.

* ElementalPunch: Instead of a fiery single-hit punch like Captain Falcon's Falcon Punch, Dragon King's neutral special is a multi-hitting electrified punch.

* MusicalNod: Mad Piano can play five different songs from the ''Mario'' games.

* PaletteSwap: All characters are given new palette swaps, with some references as well. For example, Mario and Kirby have their [[VideoGame/SuperMarioBros1 original]] [[VideoGame/KirbysDreamLand sprite]] colors, Mario also gets his Fire Mario palette, both Link and Young Link have a Dark Link one, etc. Also, every team-exclusive red, green and blue costumes can be selected normally, as well as the different tints. There's even an option to change shield and Yoshi Egg colors.

** Dedede's clapping animation has him stop partway, and turn his head away in indignation. This is based on an official render from ''VideoGame/Kirby64TheCrystalShards''.

** Lucas' bio mentions the Pig King, but mercifully doesn't mention his true identity. Nor does it mention Hinawa's death.

*** Peppy's blaster is a charge special that can fire multiple shots depending on how long he charges it. Unlike the other ''Star Fox'' characters, he lacks a reflector down special, instead using a flashbang grenade. Being older than Fox, some of his animations aren't as agile, such as a shoulder tackle for a dash attack instead of a jumping kick.