History VideoGame / SmashRemix

* ContrastingSequelAntagonist: In the new Remix [=1P=] mode, in place of the boss fight against Metal Mario is one against Super Sonic; the other end of the classic rivalry.

* EarlyBirdCameo: If going by the original ''Smash 64'' release date, Conker and Dark Samus are anachronistic, with the former having only appeared in ''VideoGame/DiddyKongRacing''[[note]]itself an Early Bird Cameo[[/note]] up to that point and the latter not debuting until three years later in ''VideoGame/MetroidPrime''. And that's not getting into the elements from later ''Smash'' games. Multiple stages and songs fall into this category too. Most curiously is that, despite being the theme song used for the associated character's reveal trailer, [[VideoGame/SonicAdventure2 Live and Learn]] is anachronistic, as ''Sonic Adventure 2'' was released two years after ''Smash 64'' (even more curiously is that there is also a remix of Open Your Heart, from the actually contemporary ''VideoGame/SonicAdventure'' in the game, which begs the question of why that wasn't used instead).

* EarlyBirdCameo: If going by the original ''Smash 64'' release date, Conker and Dark Samus are anachronistic, with the former having only appeared in ''VideoGame/DiddyKongRacing''[[note]]itself an Early Bird Cameo[[/note]] up to that point and the latter not debuting until three years later in ''VideoGame/MetroidPrime''. And that's not getting into the elements from later ''Smash'' games. Multiple stages and songs fall into this category too (most notably [[VideoGame/Persona5 Mementos]] on the stage front). Most curiously is that, despite being the theme song used for the associated character's reveal trailer, [[VideoGame/SonicAdventure2 Live and Learn]] is anachronistic, as ''Sonic Adventure 2'' was released two years after ''Smash 64'' (even more curiously is that there is also a remix of Open Your Heart, from the actually contemporary ''VideoGame/SonicAdventure'' in the game).

* EarlyBirdCameo: If going by the original ''Smash 64'' release date, Conker and Dark Samus are anachronistic, with the former having only appeared in ''VideoGame/DiddyKongRacing''[[note]]itself an Early Bird Cameo[[/note]] up to that point and the latter not debuting until three years later in ''VideoGame/MetroidPrime''. And that's not getting into the elements from later ''Smash'' games.

* PurposelyOverpowered: Giga Bowser, who's every bit as beefed up as he is in ''Melee''. Amongst all the Minibosses, Super Sonic also stands out, featuring increased stats across the board (Including having an excellent recovery inherited from his base form, unlike the similar minibosses Metal Mario and Mad Piano) and the unique ability to damage enemies just by running into them.

* PurposelyOverpowered: Giga Bowser, who's every bit as beefed up as he is in ''Melee''. Amongst all the Minibosses, Super Sonic also stands out, featuring massively increased speed and jump height and the ability to damage enemies just by running into them.

* PurposelyOverpowered: Giga Bowser, who's every bit as beefed up as he is in ''Melee''.

* [[invoked]]AbridgedArenaArray: Given a nod to, as several stages are reskins of Dream Land -- the only stage legal in TournamentPlay for the original game -- to give tournaments that want to adhere to the original's rules more visual variety. Stages from the original game are also given alternate Dream Land and Final Destination forms for this reason, though unlike Battlefield and Omega forms the main series, the players have the option of still having the hazards from the main stage.

* AnimateInanimateObject: Mad Piano is exactly what it sounds like: a piano which is mad.
* BackportedDevelopment: Provides a few modes from future installments such as ''[[MultiMookMelee Multi-Man Smash]]'' and All-Star Mode, along with the fighters and stages from later titles in the series.
* BonusBoss: [[VideoGame/SuperMario64 Mad Piano]], who's fought instead of Metal Mario in the alternate [=Remix 1P=] mode, and Giga Bowser, who's fought instead of Master Hand.

* EarlyBirdCameo: If going by the original ''Smash 64'' release date, Conker and Dark Samus are anachronistic, with the former having only appeared in ''VideoGame/DiddyKongRacing''[[note]]itself an Early Bird Cameo[[/note]] up to that point and the latter not debuting until three years later in ''VideoGame/MetroidPrime2Echoes''. And that's not getting into the elements from later ''Smash'' games.

* MegamixGame: Includes elements from all incarnations of the ''Smash'' series.

* PromotedToPlayable: Except for Master Hand[[note]]who at the moment is too prone to a myriad of {{Game Breaking Bug}}s if appearing outside of his intended fight in [=1P mode=][[/note]], every [=1P-only=] opponent from the original game -- Metal Mario, Giant Donkey Kong, and the Fighting Polygon Team -- can now be selected using the D-pad when choosing the character they're a variant of. Their gameplay has not been altered, but they have been given the missing assets that lacking made them crash if using them in the original via cheat device.

[[caption-width-right:350:[[VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosUltimate Not EVERYONE Is Here]], but a whole lot of them.]]

* 16: VideoGame/DrMario - ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosMelee''

* 24: [[VideoGame/FireEmblemShadowDragonAndTheBladeOfLight Marth]] - ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosMelee''

* ChainsawGood: One of Conker's main weapons, which he brandishes with a huge smile in his Classic Mode pose.

* 13: Ganondorf - ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosMelee''
* 14: Young Link - ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosMelee''
* 15: Falco - ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosMelee''
* 16: Dr. Mario - ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosMelee''
* 17: Dark Samus - ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosUltimate''
* 18: Wario - ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosBrawl''
* 19: Lucas - ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosBrawl''
* 20: Bowser - ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosMelee''
* 21: Wolf - ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosBrawl''
* 22: [[VideoGame/ConkersBadFurDay Conker]] - Newcomer to the series
* 23: Mewtwo - ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosMelee''
* 24: Marth - ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosMelee''

* [[invoked]]AbridgedArenaArray: Given a nod to, as several stages are reskins of Dream Land -- the only stage legal in TournamentPlay for the original game -- to give tournaments that want to adhere to the original's rules more variety. Stages from the original game are also given alternate Dream Land and Final Destination forms for this reason, though unlike Battlefield and Omega forms the main series, the players have the option of still having the hazards from the main stage.

* DevelopmentGag: Dragon King, the stage in the few existing screenshots from before ''Super Smash Bros.'' was ''Super Smash Bros.'' at all.

For tropes that were in the original game, go to [[VideoGame/SuperSmashBros64 its page]].

* [[invoked]]DummiedOut: {{Averted|Trope}}. The debug stages from the original game have now been made into normal stages.
* EarlyBirdCameo: Besides the elements from later ''Smash'' games, if going by the original ''Smash 64'' release date, Conker and Dark Samus are anachronistic, with the former having only appeared in ''VideoGame/DiddyKongRacing''[[note]]itself an Early Bird Cameo[[/note]] up to that point and the latter not debuting until three years later in ''VideoGame/MetroidPrime2Echoes''.

* 16: Dr. Mario - ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosMelee'' (Notice a pattern here?)

* DivergentCharacterEvolution: Dark Samus, who unlike in ''Ultimate'' has been given new properties and attacks.

Smash Remix is a mod of the Original ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBros'' for N64 which serves to add enough content to put it on par with its newer, more cram-packed installments. The main focus however is [[DoingItForTheArt an educational project]] designed to teach its participating programmers the ins and outs of game design using the emptiest iteration of [[MegaCrossover the most ambitious crossover in gaming history.]]

* 20.?: [[VideoGame/SuperMario64 Mad Piano]] - The first of Hopefully many fully-original fighters
* 21: Wolf - ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosMelee''
* 22: [[VideoGame/ConkersBadFurDay Conker]] - The first of Hopefully many fully-original fighters to get a slot on the roster

For tropes that were in the original ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBros64'', go to its page.

* [[Invoked]]DummiedOut: The debug stages from the original game have now been made into normal stages.

* BackportedDevelopment: Provides a few modes from future installments such as ''[[MultiMookMelee Multi-Man Smash]]'' and even All Star Mode, along with the fighters and stages from later titles in the series.

* EarlyBirdCameo: Besides the elements from later ''Smash'' games, if going by the original release date, Conker and Dark Samus are anachronistic, with the former only appearing in ''VideoGame/DiddyKongRacing'' up to that point, and the latter not debuting until three years later in ''VideoGame/MetroidPrime2Echoes''.
* MegaCrossover: Wouldn't be a Smash Game without it.

* PromotedToPlayable: Except for Master Hand[[note]]who at the moment is too prone to {{Game Breaking Bug}}s if appearing outside of his intended fight in [=1P mode=][[/note]], very [=1P-only=] opponent in the original game -- Metal Mario, Giant Donkey Kong, and the Fighting Polygon Team -- can now be selected using the D-pad when choosing the character they're a variant of.
* PurposelyOverpowered: Giga Bowser, who's every bit as beefed up as he is in ''Melee''.

* EarlyBirdCameo: a steady provider of this to all but a handful of Melee Veterans and even those who hadn't been invented until after even the original release of ''Melee.''

* MultiMookMelee: Version 0.9.4 provided this mode, giving it Perfect Attendance with alongside the Original 12.

* ArtEvolution - though they start off with echoes at first due to its educational nature, more unique Veterans have shown their faces later on including those that were initially planned for Smash 64. But 0.9.7 managed to include a completely new fighter in Conker.
* BackportedDevelopment - Provides a few modes from future installments such as ''[[MultiMookMelee Multi-Man Smash]]'' and even All Star Mode!
* DoingItForTheArt - A given due it its nature, but what adds to its magic is how the game is developed as a means to self-educate its developers.
* EarlyBirdCameo - a steady provider of this to all but a handful of Melee Veterans and even those who hadn't been invented until after even the original release of ''Melee!''
* MegaCrossover - Wouldn't be a Smash Game without it.
* MultiMookMelee - Version 0.9.4 provided this mode, giving it Perfect Attendance with alongside the Original 12.
* TruerToTheText - Ganondorf was initially a costume swap for Captain Falcon bug gradually got new attacks that reference Ocarina of Time and earlier, complete with a Trident as a nod to Link to the Past.
* UnexpectedCharacter - People expected Lucas and Dark Samus would make the jump due to their templates, but Conker was a completely new fighter, This cements how well these devs know how to mod the game.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen - nearly every fighter that had been considered for the original Smash has been gradually modded in.

Smash Remix is a mod of the Original ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBros'' for N64 which serves to add enough content to put it on par with its newer, more cram-packed installments. The main focus however is [[DoingItForTheArt an educational project]] designed to teach its participating programmers the ins and outs of game design using the emptiest iteration of the most ambitious crossover in gaming history.

* BackportedDevelopment - Provides a few modes from future installments such as ''MultiMookMelee Multi-Man Smash'' and even All Star Mode!

Smash Remix is a mod of the Original ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBros'' for N64 which serves to add enough content to put it on par with its newer, more cram-packed installments. The main focus however is an educational project designed to teach its participating programmers the ins and outs of game design using the emptiest iteration of the most ambitious crossover in gaming history.

* 22: [[VideoGame/ConkersBadFurDay Conker]] - The first of Hopefully many fully-original fighters