History Website / Fantendo

* LevelAte:
** Foodtopia, the world of ''Sugar Cannon'', is populated by all sorts of living food, including creatures called Flavor Sprites.
** ''Gummi Squadron!!!'' also focuses on food-themed settings and beings, primarily the gummis.

[[https://fantendo.wikia.com Fantendo]] is a Fandom[[note]]formerly Wikia[[/note]] creative-writing wiki that presents Creator/{{Nintendo}} [[FictionalVideoGame game ideas]]--make that [[FictionalMedia ideas for media]] [[ArtifactTitle in general]]--in the format of realistic wiki articles. It was founded in 2007.

Users can share whatever concepts they've come up with for their favorite series, crafting elaborate descriptions of these imagined works, alongside {{fanfic}}, [[{{webcomics}} comics]], and more. Proof-of-concept articles are decorated with custom art and graphics, such as [[FanArt fan art]], logos, box art, web design, and [[GameMusic music]]. Working on an article is as much a passion project and creative exercise as the ideas in it. Thus, [[{{Defictionalization}} defictionalizing]] them is [[AvertedTrope scarcely attempted]].

[[NonIndicativeName Despite the name]], [[WebOriginalFiction original series]] can prove very popular within the community. The "Fantendoverse" SharedUniverse crosses its own lore and characters with [[MassiveMultiplayerCrossover dozens of established Fantendo series at a time]], with assorted influence from [[ComicBooks comic books]], {{anime}}, and other media.

* AlternateContinuity: It became common to make alternate Fantendoverses after the resurgence caused by the New Fantendoverse. Examples include the Dualverse, Medieverse, Pyroverse, and the What-Ifs? art series.

* EarlyInstallmentCharacterDesignDifference: Unten was initially shown as a disembodied head. Early art that gave him a full body could be inconsistent, with one design recoloring a Yoshi from the neck down. This one is occasionally called back to or reworked into a dinosaurian SuperMode.

* {{Expy}}: Hiro the Green Lumberjack is an expy of [[Characters/SuperMarioBrosMarioBrothers Mario]], with influence from the protagonist of [[VideoGame/SuperPitfall]].

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* TitleDrop: In the story mode for ''Fantendo Smash Bros. Victory'', the alien ambassador Obena defines the word ''Fantendo'' as "a group of people that don't give up or turn on each other [[CantLiveWithThemCantLiveWithoutThem even when they all kind of hate each other]]."
-->'''Nycho''': [[Film/SuicideSquad2016 So. that's it huh? We're some sort of Fantendo Smash Bros…?]]
-->'''Obena''': Well… [[NonIndicativeName I don't know about Bros, I mean, there are a lot of women.]]
-->[''Four chapters later:'']
-->'''Nycho''': This is a Fantendo Smash Bros. Victory for all of us!

* TheUnpronounceable: In ''New Super Mario Bros. ♪'', the player collects ♪s on the way to the ♪ Ball, and can get the ♪ Mushroom (pronounced "Music Note Mushroom") to play as ♪ Mario (pronounced "Music''al'' Mario"). Yes, [[ZigZaggingTrope despite some pronunciations existing]], each instance of "♪" is unguessably different and most remain unlisted.

* MeaningfulRename: [[SdrawkcabName Netnu]] changing his name to indicate being Unten's [[AlikeAndAntitheticalAdversaries opposite]] and [[TheRival rival]].

* BearyFriendly: Many of the Beorns are sympathetic characters with a pleasant visual simplicity. The more [[BodyHorror frightening]] Beorn designs tend to be less ursine anyway. As the wiki {{mascot}}, Unten especially may evoke Toys/TeddyBear-like imagery for those unfamiliar with the character.

* GameMusic: More rarely included on articles, ranging from YouTube uploads of existing music, to the occasional original composition or soundtrack.

* ShockAndAwe: Unten has latent electric powers, which he can use with the [[SuperEmpowering help]] of his friend Fanti or by eating [[PowerUpFood Blumps]].

* WishFulfillment: A big draw for the site. Ever dream of being a game designer, especially at Nintendo, but you have more experience editing [[TheWikiRule fan wikis]] than patience to make a real fangame?

* TheBermudaTriangle: In the Fantendoverse, it holds large amounts of distortion mist that hides several continents and islands, as well as [[Unobtainium rare ore]] and creatures.

* ArtEvolution: The bar for both visual art and article presentation has raised substantially since the wiki started. Imitating Nintendo renders was the sought-after style at the turn of the [[TheNewTens decade]], be it by [[PaletteSwap recoloring the renders directly]], making more sophisticated image edits, using 3D shapes in Microsoft [=PowerPoint=], or designing bizarre [[{{UsefulNotes/Mii}} Mii]] heads as a base.[[note]]These images would also see the most use offsite due to showing up in Google Image Search.[[/note]] While there are still talented image editors on the wiki, the current trend has been digitally drawing characters and other elements in 2D, causing many users to improve their own art skills with practice. Articles themselves have gotten increasingly stylized, with authors squeezing as much graphic design potential as possible out of custom wikitext formatting and CSS rules not hardcoded into the Fandom skin.

* CantLiveWithThemCantLiveWithoutThem: Many community members joke about a "curse" that makes users keep returning to the wiki after announcing their departure.

* {{Fanfic}}: Over a thousand pages are expressly categorized as such. The rest of Fantendo is something like if you tried to write fanfiction in the form of wiki articles.

* HauntedTechnology: Narobi-Trons are [[ArtificialIntelligence AIs]] that can transfer their consciousness into screens and other devices.

* POVSequel: ''Super Luigi Odyssey'' follows the events of ''VideoGame/SuperMarioOdyssey'' from the perspective of Luigi, who never crossed Mario's path in the base game.

* SdrawkcabName: [[MeaningfulRename To embody being]] the [[AlikeAndAntitheticalAdversaries opposite]] of Unten, Netnu [[InvokedTrope changed his name]] to be "Unten" spelled backwards.

* TheUnpronounceable: In ''New Super Mario Bros. ♪'', the player collects ♪s on the way to the ♪ Ball, and can get the ♪ Mushroom (pronounced "Music Note Mushroom") to play as ♪ Mario (pronounced "Music''al'' Mario"). Yes, [[ZigZaggingTrope despite some pronunciations existing]], each instance of "♪" is unguessably different and most remain unlisted. And the so-called [[MusicIsEighthNotes ♪ Mushroom]] may be considered a [[NonIndicativeName misnomer]], as its cap instead has a quarter note "♩".

* WishFulfillment: A big draw for the site. Ever dream of being a game designer, especially at Nintendo, but you have more experience editing [[TheWikiRule fan wikis]] than patience to [[invoked]][[ScrewedByTheLawyers risk]] making a real fangame?

* RobotMe: UNT3N, a robotic copy of… well, Unten, created by [[BigBad Doomulus Grime]].
* RuleSixtyThree: ''Fantendo Now'' introduces Untina, one of Unten's [[AlternateSelf Alternate Selves]] from a [[AlternateUniverse universe]] called "World 2".

* ShoutOut: The New Fantendoverse added "Standing Ripples", an homage to Stands from ''Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure''.

* SuperMode: Many characters have unlocked a Hyper Form through Hyper Mode Orbs. Characters who [[PhlebotinumOverload overuse this power]] enter [[InvertedTrope Nega Mode]].

* WikiVandal: Admittedly, it's a bit easier to be considered one by accident if you haven't read the local rules. Fantendo uses an article ownership system where other users' works aren't freely editable, unlike other wikis. This means that edits beyond minor grammar corrections or standard housekeeping are considered vandalism unless the editor has the [[invoked]][[ApprovalOfGod original author's permission]], which can catch some new editors by surprise.[[note]]This also leads to the main form of quality control being deleting subpar articles instead of fixing them up with Wiki Magic.[[/note]]

** The elements in ''Project EXPE''[='=]s Alignment system include Analogy, Amber, Coma, Empire, Flagellate, Gluon, Gravity, Height, Isolation, Hydrogen Peroxide, Kardashev, Law, Membrane, Nitrogen, Pixel, Sentience, Stock, Sugar, Trope, and Quota. Each one has its own projectile and abilities.

* DePower: In the Fantendoverse, Descension strips a deity of their powers and {{immortality}}. As it is heavily limited to Unten's species, there have been attempts to create [[ArtificialHuman artificial Beorns]], but only draining the blood of an existing Beorn has worked. Ten characters are listed as able to use Descension.

* AlternateSelf: The casts of alternate Fantendoverses. It's especially common to render Unten a drastically different character. Reten and Mynis are examples that have crossed over with the main continuity.

* {{Eagleland}}: Former ''WesternAnimation/{{Turbo}}'' recolor Snaily Joe is a snail politician whose shell is patterned after the United States flag. The slogan of his presidential campaign is simply "Democracy!"--although to be fair, apparently [[PermanentElectedOfficial term limits don't exist]] and the [[{{Immortality}} immortal]] incumbent is still the nation's first president.

* GratuitousJapanese:
** Patterned after {{Wiki/Wikipedia}} (Japanese: ウィキペディア, ''Wikipedia'') and other wikis' articles on Nintendo games, many fangame pages try to provide Japanese adaptations and transliterations of names, even though more of the userbase seems proficient with European languages.
** The rebooted ''Super Mario Powers'' series uses kanji as subtitles, as in ''Super Mario Powers ''黒[[note]]''Kuro'', meaning "black"[[/note]].

** Greek letters are perennially popular for subtitles, as in ''New Super Mario Bros. Ω'', especially once the next [[NumberedSequels sequel number]] and all the Latin XtremeKoolLetterz are taken.

* Weredragon: The player characters in the ''Draco Duel'' series are Draconids, half-human half-dragons who can transform between these species at will.

''To be redone.''

* {{Toon}}: Scratch Kat and Dawg are anthropomorphic animals with [[StickFigureAnimation stick-figure limbs]] who can use ToonPhysics.

For the sake of simplicity, this article will only detail information related to Fantendo's '''original content'''.

* ''[[ARG/{{Trick}} TRICK]]''

* AbortedArc: Happens very frequently, especially with most Fantendo crossovers. {{Subverted}} with ''Fantendo Smash Bros. Shattered'' and its sequels ''Fantendo Sports Resort'' and ''Fantendo Smash Bros. Victory''.

* AlliterativeName: Zing Zang Zoodi, among others.
* AlternateContinuity: Quite a few users have made their own alternate versions of the Fantendoverse, such as the Medieverse, Pyroverse, Dualverse, etc.

* ArtStyleDissonance: ''[[https://fantendo.fandom.com/wiki/Super_Smash_Bros._Something Super Smash Bros. Something]]'' manages to be a very impressive mockup for the wiki, covering all of the fictitious video game seriously, and has StylisticSuck MS Paint art.

** In ''Project EXPE'', Exa can use a variety of Alignments, that are ANYTHING but traditional, such as law, membrane and empire. Outside of ''Project EXPE'', other characters use strange attacks.
** Users have created articles for at least thirty [[{{Franchise/Pokemon}} Pokémon]] types since 2014. Many of them play up the existing weirdness of the type system, finding increasingly specific or redundant niches. The ideas progress from [[BlowYouAway Wind]], [[LightIsGood Light]], and Gas, through concepts like [[OurDemonsAreDifferent Demon]], Quartz, and [[CleanlinessTropes Clean]] types. At the time of writing, the list culminates in the [[BunnyTropes Bunny]] type in 2021, which retypes all vaguely lagomorph-themed Pokémon and Cinderace's signature move.
* BloodierAndGorier: ''[=KillGames=]'' is this for the normally kid friendly website

* CerebusSyndrome: Originally started as a Nintendo fanon wiki, but has become a very dark comic book-like lore featuring all kinds of messed up content, although this is not true to all the series within the Fantendoverse lore.
* CharacterBlog: Works such as ''[[ARG/{{Trick}} TRICK]]'', an interactive, Halloween-themed webcomic, use this format.

* CoolShades: Rose Reaper and Melissa Dust wear red-tinted and blue-tinted shades respectively. Robyn Sephora also wears a pair of alien-detecting goggles.
* {{Crossover}}: The ''Fantendo Smash Bros.'' series pulls together many different characters from across various continuities and games to form a cohesive overarching plot. The concept itself is also a popular element used in games, also often using the ''[[VideoGame/SuperSmashBros Super Smash Bros.]]'' format.
* DeathMountain: As the website focuses on many Fictional Video Games, this trope is bound to appear

* DestroyerDeity: The Fan's twin brother, The Enemy, is this.
* DoomedHometown: ''Fantendo Breach'' is this but with Unten's whole planet. The destruction of Zeon is usually carried over for Unten's backstory in other continuities.

** Rather than electric abilities, Unten's first weapon was called the Light Sword. He also wielded a crossbow. At one point, Netnu used a gun called the Beorn Justicer.
** According to ''Fantendo Heroes UNITE!!!'', Unten sacrificed himself, and his spirit passed on the Light Sword to a character named Sam. [[CloneByConversion Sam's appearance then changed so that he resembles Unten.]] The twist was never mentioned again, and [[AbortedArc Sam and Unten both appear]] in ''UNITE!!!''[==]'s sequel [[UnexplainedRecovery without explanation]]. One could believe, however, that the Unten of future stories since has been Sam all along.

* ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: Despite growing broader than the name "Fantendo" suggests, it still adequately describes the bulk of the wiki's content (Nintendo FanWorks) and audience (Nintendo fans).
* {{Fanfic}}: Over a thousand pages are expressly categorized as such. The rest of Fantendo is something like if you tried to write fanfiction in the form of a wiki article.
* FictionalVideoGame: The main idea of the wiki is that it's a place where users can make articles of their own game ideas. This is still a main attraction despite the shifted focus to community interaction.

* LastOfHisKind: Unten was sometimes treated as the sole surviving Beorn after the destruction of Zeon, before [[ThereIsAnother other Beorn characters]] became too popular to ignore.
* LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters: Even the main Fantendoverse entries have accumulated a huge cast of characters, with many more created for each game. [[CanonForeigner Canon Foreigners]] from popular and forgotten works alike are also reintroduced on a consistent basis. As of the end of 2021, the ''Fantendo Smash Bros.'' series alone has had over a thousand ''playable'' characters.

* MonsSeries: With the ubiquitous popularity of--and perhaps controversy around--the ''[[{{Franchise/Pokemon}} Pokémon]]'' games, many users have been inspired to come up with original Mon-centered games and [[DerivativeDifferentiation distinguish]] them with wanted gameplay features. ''Kotomo'' is one [[WebOriginalFiction original series]] in the genre.

* RageBreakingPoint: Several protagonistic characters have been described as friendly and well-liked most of the time, but completely consumed by rage when the last straw is broken. This characterization quirk does not seem to affect their reputations.

* SdrawkcabName: Netnu changed his name to be Unten's spelled backwards.

** Unten has been the mascot of Fantendo nearly since the wiki's conception. These days, it's easy not to realize that it took a while for him to get his well-known backstory. Or [[{{ArtEvolution}} a body]].
** In the meantime, some early users considered ''[[{{Franchise/Pokemon}} Pokémon]]'' fan character Litle P, a blue-tailed Pichu, to be the true mascot of the wiki.
** In the ''Fantendo Smash Bros.'' series, Pesh, Leah Needlenam, 3.14, [=McBoo=], Strafe, and Zerita make the most appearances after Unten, and were either made for the Fantendoverse or are more associated with it now than their original series.
** After community fallout in 2020, focus shifted from Unten to ''[=KillGames=]'' protagonist Redge.

* TheBGrade: Actually worth taking seriously in Fundale, where a C+ or lower on any assignment will get [[FamilyHonor the student's whole family]] [[TheExile permanently kicked out of town]] if not addressed.
* TheMultiverse: All articles on the wiki have their place in the multiverse, with a majority taking place outside of the Fantendoverse as standalone projects. It even has its own page with a (albeit outdated) list of universes.
* TheNoseless: Characters such as Unten lost their noses in their New Fantendoverse designs. This may be due to artstyle influence from ''WesternAnimation/AdventureTime''.
* ThePowerOfCreation: Obena's antennae let her harness "3D Wavelengths" to 3D-print small objects from her mind.
* TheUnpronounceable: In ''New Super Mario Bros. ♪'', the player collects ♪s on the way to the ♪ Ball, and can get the ♪ Mushroom (pronounced "Music Note Mushroom") to play as ♪ Mario (pronounced "Music''al'' Mario"). Yes, [[ZigZaggingTrope despite some pronunciations existing]], each instance of "♪" is unguessably different and most remain unlisted. And the so-called [[MusicIsEighthNotes ♪ Mushroom]] may be considered a [[NonIndicativeName misnomer]], as its cap instead has a quarter note "♩".
* TheWikiRule: As it turns out, even if it [[FictionalMedia doesn't exist]], there's a wiki for it.
* ThisIsAWorkOfFiction: Used because visitors might mistake the wiki for descriptions of real games and media.

-->[''And so, four chapters later:'']

* WhamEpisode
** Fantendo Visual Novel, full stop. [[spoiler: The Fantendoverse is falling apart, White Goddess isn't who everyone thinks she is, Abaddon is back, and Palutena returns.]]
** Fantendo Smash Bros. Shattered. [[spoiler: The Fantendoverse straight-up DIES. A new universe takes its place, but it's lacking a couple of former key characters.]]
** Fantendo: The Animated Series was also full of its Wham Episodes as well. Season 2 is basically one huge wham season, given the sudden changes in the direction of the series and characters.

** Rather than referring to widely accepted headcanons, "fanon" has been used as a catch-all phrase for all the [[FictionalVideoGame Fictional Video Games]] and other [[FictionalMedia]] that the wiki is dedicated to. While the "Nintendo fanon" in the old tagline certainly includes some such theories, no one on the wiki means to imply that its tens of thousands of fangames all secretly happened in Nintendo series' continuities.

* WikiVandal: Admittedly, it's a bit easier to be considered one by accident if you haven't read the local rules. Fantendo uses an article ownership system where other users' works aren't freely editable, unlike other wikis. This means that edits beyond minor grammar corrections or standard housekeeping are considered vandalism unless the editor has the [[ApprovalOfGod original author's permission]], which can catch some new editors by surprise.[[note]]This also leads to the main form of quality control being deleting subpar articles instead of fixing them up with Wiki Magic.[[/note]]

[[https://fantendo.wikia.com Fantendo]] is a Fandom[[note]]formerly Wikia[[/note]] creative-writing wiki that presents Creator/{{Nintendo}} [[FictionalVideoGame game ideas]]--make that [[ArtifactTitle ideas for media in general]]--in the format of realistic wiki articles. It was founded in 2007.

Users can share whatever concepts they've come up with for their favorite series, crafting elaborate descriptions of these imagined works, alongside {{Fanfic}}, {{Webcomics}}, and more. Proof-of-concept articles are decorated with custom art and graphics, such as FanArt, logos, boxart, web design, and [[GameMusic music]]. Working on an article is as much a passion project and creative exercise as the ideas in it. Thus, {{defictionalization}} is [[AvertedTrope scarcely attempted]].

[[NonIndicativeName Despite the name]], original series can prove very popular. The "Fantendoverse" SharedUniverse crosses its own lore and characters with [[MassiveMultiplayerCrossover dozens of established Fantendo series at a time]], with assorted influence from [[ComicBooks comic books]], {{anime}}, and other media.

!!Select works on Fantendo:

* CharacterBlog: Works such as ''TRICK'', an interactive, Halloween-themed webcomic, use this format.

** Rather than referring to widely accepted headcanons, "fanon" has been used as a catch-all phrase for all the [[FictionalVideoGame Fictional Video Games]] and other imaginary media that the wiki is dedicated to. While the "Nintendo fanon" in the old tagline certainly includes some such theories, no one on the wiki means to imply that its tens of thousands of fangames all secretly happened in Nintendo series' continuities.

* MonsSeries: With the ubiquitous popularity of--and perhaps controversy around--the ''[[{{Franchise/Pokemon}} Pokémon]]'' games, many users have been inspired to come up with original Mon-centered games and [[DerivativeDifferentiation distinguish]] them with wanted gameplay features. ''Kotomo'' is one original series in the genre.

* {{Tagline}}: Formerly "Nintendo Fanon Wiki". It arguably hindered itself because Fantendo defines "fanon" differently from the word's general use[[note]]fan theories widespread enough to be treated as canon[[/note]]. And even then, original projects were perceived as getting preferential treatment to Nintendo fan ideas for most of the wiki's life. After years of suggestions and debate, it was changed to "Game Ideas & More" in 2021 to reduce confusion.

* WikiVandal: Admittedly, it's a bit easier to be considered one by accident if you haven't read the local rules. Fantendo uses an article ownership system where other users' works aren't freely editable, unlike other wikis. This means that edits beyond minor grammar corrections or standard housekeeping are considered vandalism unless the editor has the original author's permission, which can catch some new editors by surprise.[[note]]This also leads to the main form of quality control being deleting subpar articles instead of fixing them up with Wiki Magic.[[/note]]

Users can share whatever concepts they've come up with for their favorite series, crafting elaborate descriptions of these imagined works, alongside {{Fanfic}}, {{Webcomics}}, and more. Proof-of-concept articles are decorated with custom art and graphics, such as FanArt, logos, boxart, web design, and [[GameMusic music]]. Working on an article is as much a passion project and creative exercise as the ideas in it. Thus, {{defictionalization}} is [[AvertedTrope basically not done]].

** Greek letters are perennially popular for subtitles, as in ''New Super Mario Bros. Ω''.
** The Hybrid Δ console combines this with SuperTitle64Advance by appending a capital delta to certain game names. Apparently, in-universe consumers [[InUniverseFactoidFailure thought it stood for triangle]].

* TheUnpronounceable: In ''New Super Mario Bros. ♪'', the player collects ♪s on the way to the ♪ Ball, and can get the ♪ Mushroom (pronounced "Music Note Mushroom") to play as ♪ Mario (pronounced "Music''al'' Mario"). Yes, [[ZigZaggingTrope despite some pronunciations existing]], each instance of "♪" is unguessably different and most remain unlisted. And the so-called [[MusicIsEighthNotes ♪ Mushroom]] may be misspelled, as its cap instead has a quarter note "♩".

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[[caption-width-right:320:''[[Main/{{Tagline}} Welcome to Fantendo]], wiki of [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Nintendo fanon]]'' [[note]][[{{ArtifactTitle}} and basically everything else]] [[{{NonIndicativeName}} in general.]][[/note]]]]

[[https://fantendo.wikia.com Fantendo]] is a Fandom (formerly Wikia) wiki that is nominally, [[ArtifactTitle but not exclusively]], for {{Creator/Nintendo}} [[FictionalVideoGame game ideas]]. It is a creative-writing site based on making realistic wiki articles for all sorts of fictional content. Users of the wiki can present ideas for games and other media that they think of, without needing to actually program or produce it[[note]]which is useful, given some publishers' responses to playable fangames[[/note]].

Aside from a few users trying out game development, the community acknowledges--loudly at times, to prevent misleading visitors--that their works probably won't [[{{Defictionalization}} become real]], and contributing is more of an exercise in creativity and wiki editing skills.

[[NonIndicativeName Despite the name]], original content has proven very popular on the wiki and become a focal point through SharedUniverse crossovers. The "Fantendoverse", as it is named, has its own lore and characters, inspired by a variety of different [[ComicBooks comic books]], [[VideoGames games]], {{manga}}, {{anime}}, and other media, and is rounded out with AlternateUniverse side stories. In 2015, the [[ContinuityReboot continuity was reset]] for a "New Fantendoverse" era, shifting the focus more definitively towards original works and creating a unique Fantendo universe similar to those of [[Franchise/MarvelUniverse Marvel's]] and [[Franchise/TheDCU DC's]]. This was meant to be succeeded in 2020 by another, [[{{Cancellation}} ultimately canceled]] reboot, "Fantendoverse Tau".

* GratuitousGreek: Fantendoverse Tau, intended to be the new era of the Fantendoverse, was named after the Greek letter τ and sometimes spelled with it.

[[NonIndicativeName Despite the name]], original content has proven very popular on the wiki and become a focal point through SharedUniverse crossovers. The "Fantendoverse", as it is named, has its own lore and characters, inspired by a variety of different comic books, games, manga, anime, and other media, and is rounded out with AlternateUniverse side stories. In 2015, the [[ContinuityReboot continuity was reset]] for a "New Fantendoverse" era, shifting the focus more definitively towards original works and creating a unique Fantendo universe similar to those of Marvel's and DC's. This was meant to be succeeded in 2020 by another reboot, "Fantendoverse Tau", [[{{Cancellation}} which was canceled]].

* BigBad: In the Fantendoverse, The Enemy serves the antagonist role at first, then The Threat.
* BizarroElements: In ''Project EXPE'', Exa can use a variety of Alignments, that are ANYTHING but traditional, such as law, membrane and empire. Outside of ''Project EXPE'', other characters use strange attacks.

* SeriesMascot

* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: Many characters, even humans and humanoids, have technicolor hair. For some examples from the Fantendoverse, Leah Needlenam's hair is purple; Strafe's is turquoise; Zerita's is blue, but she's also a predominantly orange-furred, catlike creature. The hair might stop sticking out amid the [[LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters mountains]] of characters and species loaned from [[MassiveMultiplayerCrossover all manner]] of [[WeirdCrossover disparate series]].