Every crossover game has it's content from some sort of other material, and All Star Smashers is no exception. As the origin of some of these characters may not be obvious at first, a list of where everything comes from would be appropriate. Note that the presence of some of these is greater than others.
Sources[]
Aaronitmar[]
A YouTuber best known for his Super Smash Bros. related videos. He appears in All Star Smashers as a Spirit.
Action 52[]
The infamous NES game. Action 52 appears as a playable character. Seriously. It's literally just the box. It also has two stages, The Cheetahmen Course and Evil Empire. It also has an item based on it's first game; Firebreather, and the Sega Genesis version of the game appears as its Memory Fighter.
Adamp5104[]
Adamp5104 appears as a narrator in the game, unlocked by beating Classic Safari with his Bro, Sonny Slaven. Not only that, he also appears in his White Houzers form in the Talk Room, and as well in it's Kruel KO.
The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle and Friends[]
There are many frequent references to the Dudley Do-Right of the Mounties segments from this classic show in ASS, all courtesy of Brodi Welsford, due to her being a fan of the segments. Her stage Ripsaw Falls comes from here, and she also has two Palette Swaps based on characters from the show, one based on the titular Mountie, Dudley Do-Right, and another based on his arch enemy, Snidely Whiplash.
The Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog[]
Dr. Robotnik is seen in Sonny's second victory option as the person he beat (although this was just a placeholder).
AfricanVulture[]
Queen of all grounded videos. Go!Caillou's appearance, personality and A moves are all mostly based on AfricanVulture's videos.
American Psycho[]
The infamous satirical psychological horror film based on the 1991 novel of the same name. Donny Dlaven's Dash Attack has him charge at opponents with an axe while screaming in Patrick Bateman's voice, referencing the most iconic scene from the movie.
The Amazing World of Gumball[]
Gumball dances with MimeFan in his third victory option. He has also appeared as an Empty Slot character with his brother, Darwin.
Andrew W.K.[]
One of Andrew W.K.'s songs, Party Party Party appears in the KO Sounds and Taunts of Billy Slaven's moveset.
Angry Video Game Nerd[]
Not surprisingly, AVGN's references in All Star Smashers are mostly related to Action 52, as he had reviewed this game. In the character select screen of A52's moveset, instead of hearing the normal Narrator, we instead hear The Nerd saying "This game sucks!" The outro to A52's moveset was also a reference to the AVGN review. Additionally, Action 52's trophy description references the AVGN episode in which he reviewed the game, as does Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde's trophy. Edward Yui's trophy description also references Hong Kong 97, another game The Nerd has reviewed, and one of the songs on Edward's stage, "Hang Dong 97" comes from the AVGN fangame Angry Video Game Nerd Adventures II: ASSimilation.
Annoying Orange[]
Orange is shown losing in Lee Saunderson's moveset, although he only appears as a placeholder. His video can be played on Billy Slaven's Laptop. He's also one of the fruits you can juggle with Grandpa Gorilla.
The Apprentice[]
The host of The Apprentice, Sir Alan Sugar appears as a Narrator in All Star Smashers.
Austin Powers[]
When Jack asks Finn if he would like to fight in the intro of Finn's moveset, he responds in Dr. Evil's voice.
Azumanga Daioh[]
Brodi Welsford's first KO Sound is taken from Tomo Takino's voice from the English Dub of this popular Anime. Additionally, most of Brodi's actions and mannerisms are also quite similar to that of Tomo's. She even has a pawlette swap based on Tomo's appearance in the anime. Meanwhile, the show's most popular character, Osaka has appeared in multiple Empty Slots, with little success. Later on, fellow Knucklehead, Kagura would also appear in Empty Slot 4.
Banana Globe City[]
Home series of Grandpa Gorilla and his friends. It also appears as a stage in All Star Smashers. Chucky also appears as a Spirit, and Grouchy Gorilla will appear somewhere down the road as an Assist Trophy.
Basildon Town Centre[]
The town center of Basildon. It's surrounded by shopping complexes, bus stations and statues. Here, it appears as Billy Slaven's stage.
Barney the Dinosaur[]
Barney the Dinosaur appears in an enormous form as the final boss of Classic Safari.
Battle for Dream Island[]
Puffball and Bubble appear in the background of Elimination Station. Both of them are most likely contestants you can fire from the elimination cannon.
Behavior Card Day[]
Not really a specific series of videos but an average cliché Go!Animate users do. All of the videos go the same. The good cards (the rewards) go to the characters they like and the bad cards (the punishments) go to the characters they don't like. This carries over into All Star Smashers as an item.
The Best Hercules Movie Ever[]
Lee Saunderson's Personal Food, Best Food, fittingly enough, has a picture of Best Hercules on it.
Beyblade[]
Oliver Quinn attacks by releasing a beyblade. Brodi also uses one in her forward throw.
Big Cook Little Cook[]
A popular children's cooking show from Cbeebies. The hosts of this show, Ben & Small appear as Spirits.
Big Hero 6[]
Baymax appears in the Elimination Station stage. He's also most likely one of the contestants you can fire out of the Elimination Cannon.
Bill Nye the Science Guy[]
Dan Gough's personality and actions in All Star Smashers are clearly based off of Bill Nye. A techno remix of his theme even plays throughout the moveset.
The Billiant One[]
The YouTube channel of Billy Slaven, where he makes random videos using Wondershare Filmora. Billy also made custom songs for All Star Smashers, some of which later became official songs.
Blank Dream[]
A RPG maker horror game released by Teriyaki Tomato in Summer 2015. The main protagonist of this game, Mishiro Usui appears in the game as a playable character. The intro and outro to the Memory Fighters' movesets are also based on the game, and the Mirror World is a selectable stage. The main antagonist, Utsuro Hinohara also appears as a non-playable character.
Blood Diamond[]
Solomon Vandy, one of the songs heard in this movie, and not the character Djimon Hounsou portrayed in the movie, appears as Grandpa Gorilla's victory theme.
Blues Clues[]
The host of Blues Clues, Steve Burns, will be getting a moveset in the future, as he won the 4th Empty Slot. His puppy and the title character, Blue will also be joining him as his tag team partner, and their home stage is the House of Clues.
Brad the Elevator Chap[]
The channel where Brad Till shows things of that he likes. His entire moveset is generally based off of this channel, as he uses trains, elevators and buses. The channel also has two stages (Till Track and Elevator Land) as well as an item (the Lift). Toby Grady and Generic Seagull come from here as well.
Butterfinger[]
Butterfinger is evidently MimeFan's favorite candy, as he makes a few references to it in his taunts and A moves. It's also his Personal Food.
Caillou Gets Grounded[]
The infamous Go!Animate series starring the characters from the TV show of the same name. Characters appearing in All Star Smashers include:
- Go!Caillou (As a playable character)
- Go!Boris (In the Stretch Squad, Caillou's intro and Final Smash)
- Go!Doris (In Caillou's intro, Entrance and losing pose)
- Go!Rosie (In Caillou's side smash)
- Go!Caillou's Grandpa (In Caillou's Up Special)
Captain N[]
In Action 52's Final Smash, the player pulled from the TV is Captain N, and he retains his moveset from Smash Bros. Lawl Nova.
Captain Underpants[]
The series of books has three playable characters, those three being Captain Underpants, Captain Blunderpants (as Captain Underpants' Memory Fighter) and Professor Poopypants. There's also Treehouse Comix Inc., which appears as a stage, the Talking Toilets, which appear an assist trophy, the Hypno Ring, which appears as an item, and the Turbo Toilet 2000, Dr. Nappy, Crackers and Sulu, which all appear as Spirits.
The Cat in the Hat[]
The Cat in the Hat, or rather, the live-action movie version of him played by Mike Myers is a playable character, and The Mother of All Messes appears as a stage. Prior to his confirmation, Angry Boss briefly uses Hank Humberfloob's voice in Elouise Pitman's Angry Boss Codeec.
Chadtronic[]
Why the frick wouldn't he be here? Due to winning the second Empty Slot, Chadtronic appears as a playable character, his moveset being generally based off his reaction videos. His room also appears as a stage.
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory[]
Brad Till's Classic Safari wish is to ride the Great Glass Elevator, which originates from this classic story, and its two movie adaptations. The Johnny Depp version of Willy Wonka also made a cameo appearance in Donny Dlaven's Final Smash, and was a candidate for Empty Slot 4, being the Runner-Up.
Chatman[]
A robot toy in Toyworld (although he's really his own brand). He appears as a trophy.
Christmas[]
It's the most wonderful time of the year! A Christmas-oriented toy named Mark the Moose appears as a playable character, as does the Xmas Tree Grotto as his stage.
Chuck. E Cheese's[]
Go!Caillou's weird obsession, or at least in the grounded videos. It appears as a stage and is mentioned in Go!Caillou's first victory option. The cheese is also Go!Caillou's personal food.
ChuckleVision[]
The Chuckle Brothers are an assist trophy, playing their game of "to me, to you" with a ball. Harry Hill also has a costume based on his one appearance in the show as Simon Chortle.
Conker's Bad Fur Day[]
Even the famous N64 game by Rare makes an appearance in All Star Smashers. The Great Mighty Poo himself appears in the game as a Spirit.
Cool Cat Saves the Kids[]
The infamous 2015 children’s anti-bullying movie, also considered to be one of the worst films of all time. The movie's protagonist, Cool Cat actually appears in All Star Smashers as a Spirit.
Costa Coffee[]
A British coffeehouse chain that sells hot and cold drinks, sandwiches, cakes and pastries, and snacks. At Basildon Town Centre, you fight on the roof of a Costa coffee shop, and the stage's Results Background is the inside of the establishment.
Cybermorph[]
A shooter video game for the Atari Jaguar. The not very helpful artificial intelligence, Skylar appears in All Star Smashers as a Spirit.
Danny Gets Grounded[]
Although his name is Lee Saunderson, the character's appearance and general attitude towards certain things initially came from his Go!Animate series, Danny Gets Grounded. Most of Lee's moves still revolved around his DVD reviews, but there are a few cases in which they were based on his character in the Go!Animate videos, Danny Robinson. Some examples included stuff such as his Down Smash, where he gets fat and runs around, and his losing pose, where his father from the series grounds him for losing the battle. His dad also appeared in his Classic Safari ending and The Stretch Squad. This series is also the inspiration for an item named Best Beverage. As of Lee's update patch, Danny now only appears as Lee's Final Smash and almost all references to Danny Gets Grounded were removed.
Dantavius[]
A well-known YouTuber who's famous for his tier list videos. He appears in the game as a Narrator.
Deadly 60[]
The logo for this TV show appeared on the old All Star Smashers roster. Additionally, the host of the show, Steve Backshall has appeared in the Empty Slots, coming up short in every one of them.
Deadly Defenders[]
Screenshots from this game are used as Classic Safari's map, as seen here.
Deep Freeze[]
A game from the Miniclip website. The Sundae Queen appears in the game as a Spirit
The Dennis Green Experience[]
A weird music website, which for some reason is named after the late American football coach, Dennis Green. A song from this site named Kung Fu v 2 appears in Amanda the Panda's moveset, as well as her stage, the Bamboo Hut.
Dennis the Menace[]
One of Horrid Henry's Pawlette Swaps is based on Dennis the Menace. Later on, Dennis the Menace himself was revealed to be joining the roster as Henry's rival. Billy Slaven also has an alternate costume based on Mr. Wilson from the US version of Dennis the Menace, specifically the infamous NES video game adaptation. You can also battle in Beanotown.
Diary of a Wimpy Kid[]
The series protagonist Greg Heffley has a moveset. His older brother, Rodrick had also appeared in the Empty Slots, before also being confirmed as playable. Also appearing in other roles are Greg's younger brother, Manny, as an Assist Character, Greg's best friend, Rowley Jefferson, also as an Assist Character, various Bullies, appearing in Greg's Entrance and Neutral B move, Holly Hills, Greg's love interest, as a cameo in his 3rd Victory animation, and Greg's Indian friend, Chirag Gupta, as a Spirit. Soak Central also appears as Greg and Rodrick's stage.
Doctor Who[]
The Daleks appear multiple times, as minions in The Stretch Squad and in Matthew's Down B. And although it's called "Weewoo Warehouse", Matthew's stage is the Dalek Ships from Doctor Who. Also, Angry Boss's Side B involves a TARDIS.
Downfall[]
Angry Boss, Bruceton and Paul Douglas are clearly inspired by the Downfall parodies. One of these parodies also appears in Pete's intro, where Hitler rants over Pete's death.
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde[]
One of the most unplayable games on the NES. Appears as a Spirit.
Drawn to Life[]
An action-adventure platform video game franchise where the player must draw their own character, weapons and accessories, platforms, and objects. The Hero of this franchise appears as a Spirit.
Duck Hunt[]
Chadtronic's Neutral B involves him shooting down ducks from this game. If the bullet hits someone the dog will appear to laugh at them. The dog is the second character from Smash Brothers to appear in this game.
Earth[]
Even the fricking Air itself is a playable character! And if you thought that was bizarre enough, we also have literally Nothing at all as a Spirit!
Eminem[]
In the KO Sounds and Taunts of Super Minecraft Kid's moveset, the song that plays over his "rap" is an instrumental version of The Real Slim Shady, a famous song by Eminem.
EricGoanimate[]
The video Eric Gets Strong And Grounds His Dad, which was made by EricGoanimate, was the inspiration for Lee Saunderson's Side Smash.
Exotix 7[]
The namesake and YouTube channel for the creator of All Star Smashers himself, Jack Mayhew. He's not only the mad god of this hellish universe, but he also appears as a Narrator.
F-Zero[]
In Chadtronic's Up B, he rides a chair while F-Zero music plays. You can drive around like you're an F-Zero racer as well.
Façade[]
The ambience from Façade plays on Thin Air's stage, Eerie Woods. Grace has also appeared as an Empty Slot character. And Jack Mayhew has stated that if Grace ever were to get in, no other Façade characters would. Façade music also plays in the attic in the Stretch Squad level Sherlock's Home.
Final Fantasy[]
Cloud Strife appears in-game as one of Angry Boss's character requests.
The Flintstones[]
The patriarch of The Flintstone family and winner of Empty Slot 5, Fred Flintstone will be receiving a moveset soon. Bedrock has also been confirmed as a stage.
Flushed Away[]
The Toad, the main antagonist of this movie, appears as a playable character, and Ratropolis appears as his stage.
Franklin[]
An animated preschool educational children's television series, starring a green turtle as the eponymous main character. There are multiple references to Franklin in All Star Smashers, all related to Dantavius, referencing Dan's deep seated hatred for the show.
The Frollo Show[]
Sonny and Billy's Victory animation in Team Battle involves the two brothers raving, like what Frollo and Gaston did in Frollo Reads Mein Kampf. The same ravesong used in that episode even plays while they're raving. Sonny's Down Taunt is also a reference to this very same episode. And Pete and Hilary even did the Bros Pose together in the end of Hilary's moveset, as did Otto Hill and Branestawm at the end of Branestawm's moveset. Talking Joe and Chadtronic would later do the Bros Pose in the story mode. Ronald McDonald's appearance in the McDonald's stage also appears to be based on his appearance in The Frollo Show.
Future Diary[]
The Yandere Queen herself, Yuno Gasai appears as an alternate costume for Brodi Welsford.
Game Grumps[]
Finn's 2nd entrance has him yelling "Hey I'm Grump!" in the voice of Egoraptor during the Game Grumps intro. He also does this in one of his taunts. He and Pete additionally sings the Steam Train theme in Elouise's outro. Sonny and Billy's victory options against each other are also references to Game Grumps.
Garfield[]
Although his appearance isn't entirely from this line of comics, it's where Garfield originated and where most of his moves come from. It's also where RX-2 originates. Additionally, Garfield's owner, Jon Arbuckle appeared in the intro to Garfield's moveset, as well as one of the 10 candidates in Empty Slot 5.
Garfield and Friends[]
This incarnation of Garfield is where his voice and most of his looks come from.
The Garfield Show[]
Although it brings almost nothing else to the table, this is the origin of the stage Arbuckle Lane, as well as Vito Cappelletti, who appears in the game as a Spirit.
Garfield's Nightmare[]
The only thing that comes from this DS game is Jean Cloud, who's a boss in the original game, appearing as an Assist Trophy.
Go!Animate[]
Go!Animate is a huge part of the series, not only being how it was originally made, but it's referenced to multiple times. Lots of stages are based directly off of Go!Animate backgrounds such as Grounded Rooms, Wildlife, and Battlefield. There's even a Stretch Squad level (GoAnimate City) based directly off of these backgrounds. A lot of the game's music is ripped directly from Go!Animate, and even the owners get a mention- Alvin Hung is a trophy in-game. There are also numerous GoAnimate voices who appear as Narrators, including Eric, Diesel and French Fry. Mitt Romney also appears as a Narrator, using the White Houserz theme, and Egg Bro appears as a Spirit.
GoCompare.com[]
The website's annoying mascot appears as an assist trophy. He sings to force opponents to dance against their will.
GoogleTube[]
The home series of a Unicode-based copypasta of a stick figure character named Bob. He appears in All Star Smashers as a Spirit, and has a whole Army with him.
Green Eggs and Ham[]
Green Eggs and Ham appears in the form of a stage named Seuss Railway, which is shown when the characters are on a train. The stage is DLC and was originally supposed to be scrapped.
The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy[]
Fred Flintstone sometimes has dialogue taken from his one appearance in this popular Cartoon Network show, such as when he gets set on fire. Additionally, Billy & Mandy appeared as possible candidates in Empty Slot 4. But despite their good performance, they failed to win.
Harry Enfield[]
Kevin the Teenager's voice can be heard saying "I know!" right before Grandpa Gorilla's losing pose. He later appeared in Empty Slot 4, where he ended up receiving ZERO votes.
Harry Hill[]
A beloved British comedian and television presenter. While not a franchise by normal definition, the Harry Hill universe has expansive content ranging from his various TV series' like Harry Hill's TV Burp and You've Been Framed! to his feature film The Harry Hill Movie, along with other miscellaneous works, such as his portrayal of Professor Branestawm. Harry Hill himself appears in this game as a playable character.
The Harry Hill Movie[]
The main antagonist, Otto Hill, appears as a playable character. There have also been various references to the movie throughout All Star Smashers even before Otto's confirmation. Also, other characters from this movie appear in the game as NPCs, including Ed, Kisko and Otto's Nan as assist characters for Otto, Abu as a character in Story Mode: The Stretch Squad, his kaiju form as a Boss in the same mode, and Michelle and Barney Cull as Spirits. And Otto's Hamsterville appears as his stage.
Harry Hill's TV Burp[]
The show Harry Hill is mostly famous for. His moveset mostly includes clips from the show.
Harry's Island[]
There are three Harry's Island characters in All Star Smashers. Those being Matthew Whitehead, Harry Bradshaw and Matthew's Memory Fighter, Elouise Pitman. The game also has three stages based on it, being Harry's White House, Harry's Island, and Weewoo Warehouse. Not to mention it also includes two items- the Tag Leaf and the Joshua Phone. Zombie Wildlife and Shrek the Dinosaur come from here too, as do Otto Layfield, Barack Bananas and Finlay Fish.
Hong Kong Country[]
The home series of Jack Mayhew's friend, Edward Yui. He has a stage based off of where he was born, Hong Kong, and an assist trophy based on a guy he once asked for lunch named Mick Ellison. That's really it though- most of his attacks are based off of Hong Kong 97.
Hong Kong 97[]
Yep, even this infamously bad video game makes several appearances in All Star Smashers, which are all directly related to Edward, due to him hailing from Hong Kong. It also has an item, the Green Disk. Tong Shau Ping appears as a stage boss on Hong Kong.
Horrible Histories[]
A famous British comedy show from CBBC about historical events. A Terrible Tudor appears in the game as a Spirit.
Horrid Henry[]
The series of cartoons gives a lot of content to All Star Smashers. For one, Henry and Margaret are included as playable characters, with Margaret appearing as Henry's Memory Fighter. Henry's house is a stage, and the Triple Trouble Blaster is included as an item. This little worm also appears as an Assist Trophy, assisted by his mother. Also, a certain minor character nobody probably remembers appears as a Spirit, as do this other guy who I dunno, Henry's bro and Henry's teacher.
Hotel Mario[]
Finn can do a laugh in his up B. When he does so, he laughs in Bowser's voice from the Phillips CDI game Hotel Mario.
The Hunchback of Notre Dame[]
Frollo appears in Lee's Neutral B, Disney DVDs. If one catches him, he'll go up to people and burn them. He also appears in his loss pose in Lee's moveset, although he's not an actual character and was only a place holder. Hunchback of Notre Dame also appears in Lee's down aerial, in which he slams down a book of it. The cathedral from the movie also appears as a stage.
Hyperdimension Neptunia[]
A well-known series of Japanese role-playing games created and developed by Compile Heart and Idea Factory, which has spawned many spin-offs and an anime adaptation. The main character of this franchise, Neptune appears as a playable character, while her adult counterpart appears as her Memory Fighter, with Planeptower and the Heart Dimension appearing as their respective stages. Additionally, Histoire, Compa, IF and Croire all also appear in their movesets, with the former three appearing as assists for Small Nep, while the latter appears as a reluctant assist for Big Nep. Additionally, Leanbox's talented and popular idol, 5pb. appears in this game as a Spirit, as does Million Arthur.
I Love Beijing Tiananmen[]
A Chinese children's song written during the Cultural Revolution era of China. This song plays throughout Edward Yui's moveset, as does a custom-made looped version, referencing Hong Kong '97.
I Wonder What Happens in Tales of Monkey Island[]
Toon Guybrush appears in Sonny's first victory option, as the person he beat. As usual this was just a placeholder.
Ib[]
The results background of Lawl Bros Mansion is taken from Ib. This is because Mary is one of the main characters in Lawl Bros. Her theme song from the game is also an unlockable song on the same Stage.
IM Meen[]
In the intro to Horrid Henry's moveset, Henry very briefly talks in IM Meen's voice by calling Maxwell a bookworm.
The Incredible Adventures of Professor Branestawm[]
A series of children's books in the 1930's and 1970's about an eccentric inventor and his various odd inventions. Professor Branestawm's appearance in this game is based on Harry Hill's portrayal of the character, appearing as Harry's Memory Fighter.
Inspector Gadget[]
In Brad's first victory option, he sings the Inspector Gadget theme song.
#INTRODUCTIONS[]
The 2015 video that made Shia LaBeouf an infamous internet meme that same year. Shia's appearance in ASS is based on his motivational speech.
Irate Gamer[]
If it counts, audio of the Nostalgia Critic saying "Irate Gamer" is present in the reupload of Super Minecraft Kid's moveset, with the audio being used to censor every single swear word present in the original moveset.
It's Time for School![]
The teachers who taught at Jack Mayhew's school. Characters include Tim Carter and Dincent Dan Gough, and stages included School Grounds and The Wonderful World of Science. Louisa Hades also appears as a Spirit, and Gary Warsop will be an Assist Trophy in the future.
The John Show[]
An MS-Paint nightmare. John appears as the winner in Thin Air's losing pose, and also appears as a trophy one can collect.
King Kong[]
King Kong is mentioned in the Angry Boss Codec for Grandpa Gorilla, where Angry Boss compares GG to King Kong.
Kirby's Dream Land[]
Kirby appears in Brodi's down B, in which he follows her around, attacking opponents. He's the first character in Super Smash Brothers who directly appears in game, the other being the Duck Hunt Dog.
Kung Fu Panda[]
Amanda is clearly inspired by the Dreamworks movie Kung Fu Panda. Not only that but it makes a few other appearances and cameos in the game. All of the music in Bamboo Hut comes from the movie, and Po can be seen in the hut. He would later go on to appear in the Empty Slots.
Lawl Bros.[]
A few of Sonny's moves come from the Go!Animate comedy series Lawl Bros, which was a collaborative show between him and Adamp5104. Lawl Bros also has it's own stages, being the Lawl Bros Mansion. Go!Caillou's final smash also comes from his appearance in a Lawl Bros. episode in which he sings at a karaoke bar before being caught by his dad.
Lee's Fun Entertainment[]
Lee Saunderson's channel and where most of his moves come from. In the channel, he reviews and unboxes DVDs from various companies, which is the primary source of his moveset, such as his neutral B. There's also a stage based off of his channel, being UnBoxing Room.
The Legend of Zelda[]
Multiple things from Brodi's moveset originate from here. One happens to be the tri-force mechanic that appears in her moveset. Her Side B clearly imitates the Hylian Shield, and the Master Sword appears as an item. Link appears on a stone in Pointy Roots too. The game's fairies also appear as a trophy.
Link and the Faces of Evil[]
Morshu's shop appears in-game, as a place where you can buy various trophies and items. Morshu also appears losing in Lee's moveset although only as a placeholder. When Jack asks Finn if he would like to fight in Finn's moveset, he does it in CDI Link's voice. Gwonam has also appeared as an Empty Slot character but he did not succeed.
The Lion King[]
Simba appears in Lee's Neutral B, Disney DVDs. He starts out as a cub but then grows up to roar at people, scaring them away. Pride Rock is a stage as well. The main antagonist, Scar also appears in Empty Slot 4.
Looney Tunes[]
A large amount of Lee's old moveset came from Looney Tunes. His entrance was traveling through the portal that appears at the start of every short, the theme appeared in his classic mode, and the portal appeared in his third victory option. Many of his moves had Looney Tunes characters as well, such as:
- Bugs Bunny (In his Side B and Final Smash)
- Daffy Duck (In his Down B)
- Taz (In his Neutral Aerial)
- Wil. E Coyote (In his Ledge Attack)
- Tweety and Sylvester (In his Up Smash)
- Elmer Fudd (In his down throw)
The Roadrunner also appears as an assist trophy, and Looney Tunes music appears in the UnBoxing Room stage. Not only that but Edward mentions Daffy Duck in his Final Smash.
Lucky Star[]
The legendary otaku and Haruhi Suzumiya superfan, Konata Izumi appears as an alternate costume for Brodi Welsford.
Mad Father[]
The Incinerator Tunnel appears as a DLC stage in the game. At the end of Lee's Classic Safari, it shows Aya being grounded by her father. (Despite the fact that Zoo Tycoon stated that he had never seen a grounded video with her)
Madagascar: Operation Penguin[]
The Gameboy Advance game has a few music credits. For one, the Toboggan Training theme plays when Super Minecraft Kid attacks Chadtronic in The House of Fear. Two of the game's tunes also play in Grandpa Gorilla's moveset.
Madness[]
In his Final Smash, Harry B sings a song that is a parody of Madness's "Driving in My Car". The original song appears as an unlockable song in Harry's White House.
Mario Is Missing[]
Believe it or not, Weegee's an item, The Weegee Bomb. (Although his appearance is based on a Sonnyslavenproductions video) He's also one of Angry Boss's character requests.
Mario Kart[]
In Chadtronic's Final Smash, you can throw a blue shell at whoever's winning the match, which will instantly KO them- making them as frustrating in All Star Smashers as they are in Mario Kart.
McDonalds[]
Yes, even the fast food restaurant makes an appearance in this game. It appears as a stage and is mentioned several times. Even Ronald McDonald makes an appearance, although his appearance is based on his portrayal in The Frollo Show.
Mega Character Eliminaton[]
The show that MimeFan hosted on Go!Animate. It has two stages, Elimination Station and Elimination Square. There's also the Elimination Cannon. There's also an assist trophy, Go!Minion.
Megaman[]
Megaman music plays while Chadtronic goes on his rampage in his final smash.
The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya[]
The eccentric leader of the SOS Brigade and title character of this popular anime, Haruhi Suzumiya appears as an alternate costume for Brodi Welsford.
Memy9909[]
An infamous user who mostly made "bad user" videos out of people he didn't like. He works for Matthew Whitehead in the Story Mode alongside Warren Cook.
Metal Gear Solid[]
Box Snake appears, but only as one of Angry Boss's character requests. Additionally, the surprise noise from Metal Gear Solid plays when Bruce-TON notices Angry Boss's trophy in The Stretch Squad.
MimeFan[]
While the character was originally named Smash Jarin, a few mentions of MimeFan himself had been made, even before Jarin was renamed as MimeFan. He appears in the outro of Smash Jarin's moveset, and in the Angry Boss Codec Smash Jarin is referred to as MimeFan. As of now, MimeFan is his new name.
Minecraft[]
Super Minecraft Kid was originally portrayed as a creeper in this game. Not only that, but in Chadtronic's side B, you can launch a creeper out of the door. SMK generally uses Minecraft weapons to attack. Zombie Pigmen are also a large part of Billy Slaven's moveset.
Mixels[]
Major Nixel makes two appearances in this game. One being in MimeFan's third victory option, and the other as a contestant you can fire out of the Elimination cannon.
Monster Girl Quest[]
A bizarre but also very lewd eroge series hailing from Japan, in which you get raped by cute monster girls if you lose to any of them. Three of the characters from this series, Sylph, Cecil and Black Alice all appear in All Star Smashers as Spirits.
MoonPig[]
An internet based business that sells greeting cards. The mascot of this website appears as a Spirit.
Mr. Bean[]
Mr. Bean beats Lee in his moveset, although once again he only appears as a placeholder and is not an actual character. His "If you know what I mean" face also used to represent how attracted a character becomes in the Character Rankings. He also appears in Pete the Cheerful Bus Driver's intro as the ordained minister who marries Pete and Finn, referencing the original video from 2013. He is also mentioned by Edward Yui in his second victory option.
Mr. Men[]
A famous children's book series. Mr. Grumpy appears as a Spirit.
My Goldfish is Evil[]
An obscure Canadian cartoon about an evil goldfish. Said evil goldfish, Admiral Bubbles is playable here, and Aqua World appears as his stage.
My Little Pony: Equestria Girls[]
A spin-off of My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic, where all the ponies are humans. Sunset Shimmer appears in Billy Slaven's intro, referencing her appearances in SSP. She also appeared in the Empty Slots, which also included Adagio Dazzle. Adagio is also mentioned in Billy's trophy description, referencing her own appearance.
My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic[]
Despite having no characters, MLP plays a surprisingly large role in All Star Smashers, especially in Sonny's moveset due to him being a Brony. All of these appearances in his moveset are made by his favourite pony, Fluttershy. Her appearances include:
- His Up-B
- His Down tilt
- His grab
There is also a DLC stage, and appearances from Fluttershy in not only Sonny's moveset, but also in the Angry Boss Codecs. Finally, Rarity appears in Billy Slaven's moveset for a secret Victory Option he has against her, also due to him being a Brony, and because Rarity is his favourite pony. Because of this, Rarity has also appeared in the Empty Slots.
My Meebas[]
An electronic toy made by Mattel, in which the object of the games is to "grow" a small My Meeba inside a tube by playing with it. A My Meeba appears in All Star Smashers as a Spirit.
Nessy Learning Program[]
A learning program and the origin of Talking Joe's many moves. It has two stages, the House of Fear and the Island of Ness, an item, the hairy thing, and even it's own Stretch Squad level. It even has it's own alt, TJ dressed up as Glynn from Glynn Goes Fishing. Burt the Boss is included as well, as is Dr. Strange. (No, not THAT Dr. Strange)
New Order[]
The song "Blue Monday" appears in multiple parts of the game, all directly related to Hilary. It appears in the battle against Tim Carter in a Stretch Squad level and also appears as a music track on the stage Sherlock's Home.
New Super Mario Bros. Wii[]
The noise the propeller suit makes when it flies also in Maxwell's moveset as a helicopter flying. The jungle theme also plays on Chubby Life.
Ninja Sex Party[]
A 16-bit karaoke cover of Ninja Sex Party's Attitude City plays throughout Billy Slaven's moveset. His original Final Smash was also a reference to another NSP song called Dragon Slayer.
Ninja Tuna[]
Ninja Tuna is the album which the song "Kalimba" by Mr. Scruff originated. The song plays in Pete the Cheerful Bus Driver's moveset and can be heard on his stage, Radstock Museum.
Nostalgia Critic[]
If it counts, audio of the Nostalgia Critic saying "Irate Gamer" is present in the reupload of Super Minecraft Kid's moveset, with the audio being used to censor every single swear word present in the original moveset.
NotSmirks[]
A guy who parodies Go!Animate tropes. He appears in one of Smash Jarin's A moves (where he kicks forward) and as a trophy. He's also most likely one of the contestants you can launch from an elimination cannon.
Oscar the White Tiger[]
The game has six Toyworld characters, being the six members of the Chubby Club; Amanda the Panda, Oscar the White Tiger, Tabatha the Tortoise & Emrly the Snail as a Tag Team, Ollie the Snow Leopard and Russ the Goat as Amanda's Memory Fighter. It also has two items, being the Bamboo Drop and Magic Bottle. The game also has four Toyworld stages; Toyworld Countryside, Bamboo Hut, Lava Residential and Toylympics 2020. Can't forget the assist trophies. it also features Zombie Panda and Dave the Funky Shoulder Monkey. And there's also Zebie & Solio, King Koala Bear, Dutchess the Poodle and Chatman, all appearing as Spirits.
Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt[]
On the Space Jam stage, there's a chance that a rendition of Scanty & Kneesocks' theme remixed with the Space Jam theme will play.
Papa Louie[]
Papa Louie appears as a character, as well as his restaurant being a stage and Sgt. Pepper being an assist trophy. His blimp makes an appearance as well, as do a Barging Onion and Big Pauly as Spirits. Papa's Pizzeria and the Sausage Mines also appear as stages.
Pepsi[]
In Brad's final smash, he drinks Pepsi before becoming huge and wrecking the stage. Pepsi also appears as his Lawl Food.
Pepsiman[]
Pepsiman gets a small mention in Angry Boss's codec on Brad Till, in which Angry Boss says "Who does this guy think he is, Pepsiman!?".
Pete the Cheerful Bus Driver[]
Pete the Cheerful Bus Driver comes from the short YouTube series of the same name. Finn Palmer also originates from the same video series. The Traffic Lights are also loosely based off of them. Little Andrew and his bus also come from here.
Pictureka![]
This game appears in All Star Smashers in the form of a stage with the same name.
Plotagon[]
A Swedish website that allows people to make their own animated videos, that became infamous after the "X Gets Grounded" videos weren't migrated to the site after the Go!Animate HTML5 scandal. A character from this site, Mr. Hernandez appears as a Spirit. Not only that, but Plotagon City originally appeared in the game as a stage, until it was replaced by Dlaven's Den.
The Powerpuff Girls[]
Blossom's voice can be heard saying "You're a bad monkey!" to Grandpa Gorilla right before his losing pose. Her two sisters and fellow Powerpuff Girls, Bubbles and Buttercup both later appeared in Empty Slot 4, but not Blossom herself.
The Price is Right[]
The theme song to this popular game show appears as one of the possible songs that play on the main menu of All Star Smashers.
Radstock Museum[]
This stage is actually Radstock Museum, a museum in England that provides info about the history of Somerset life. It appears as Pete and Finn's stage.
Real Life[]
A Bowling Ball is featured in the game as an Item.
Rick Astley[]
The famous singer's most popular song, "Never Gonna Give You Up" played throughout Bruceton's moveset, and is also one of Bruceton's starter songs on The Boss' Officetop.
Rob Cantor[]
A comedy musician and singer-songwriter, and creator of multiple viral videos. His most popular song, "Actual Cannibal Shia LaBeouf" fittingly appears on Shia LaBeouf's stage, the City of Just Doing It.
Robotic Rants[]
The series where Dr. Donkey Kong originates from. He appears as a Narrator.
Rocky[]
In Billy Slaven's Final Smash, the Rocky theme plays as he dances. The theme song also plays in the Boxing Ring stage and the intro to Harry Hill's moveset.
The Room[]
Maddox, Gilman and Victor's greeting to Angry Boss in his entrance is a reference to one of the many infamous quotes from this legendarily bad movie.
Rotten Tomatoes[]
Just like in SSP, one of Angry Boss' most recurring phrases, "There's a rotten tomato in my building!" is a reference to the famous American review-aggregation website.
SammyClassicSonicFan[]
Though he has not actually made an appearance in person yet, there are still a few references to Sammy in All Star Smashers, mostly by Chadtronic. For example, Chad's Final Smash is actually a parody of the Future Combat Warrior Sammy skit from the end of his "Give the Nintendo 2ds a Chance" video. Also later on in the ending of the House of Fear level in the Story Mode, Chad and Talking Joe look at a picture of Sammy, with Chad commenting "I guess you're not all that bad after all." Later on, Sammy would be one of the 10 candidates for the 5th Empty Slot. Unfortunately, he failed to win.
School Days[]
Throughout Tim Carter's moveset, the music that could be heard all came from this infamous anime.
School Rumble[]
While the music in Tim's moveset comes from School Days, his victory theme comes from this anime instead.
Scooby Doo[]
In his final smash, Sonny drives The Mystery Machine. Now where do you think he got that?? Scooby also appeared in Empty Slot 5.
Scribblenauts[]
There's as much Scribblenauts content as there are words in Scribblenauts! (Okay, that's 100% false, but still.) Maxwell and Lily appear as playable characters, with Lily appearing as Maxwell's Memory Fighter, his doppleganger as an assist trophy, and Ollars as an item and the main currency. You can also duke it out on Edwin's Farm or the Metaforest.
Shark Tale[]
An infamous animated DreamWorks movie starring Will Smith as a fish named Oscar. He appears in this game as a Spirit, under the fitting name of Will Smith Fish.
Shia LaBeouf[]
The well-known actor and performance artist, known for his roles in films such as Transformers and Holes, as well as various internet memes such as "JUST DO IT!" and "I Am Not Famous Anymore". Shia himself appears as an assist trophy here. He also appears in Sonny's entrance, motivating him to get up. There's also a stage loosely based off of him, The City of Just Doing It. His voice also appears in Billy Slaven's down throw.
The Simpsons[]
In Sonny's neutral B, he throws a pickled egg. This was based off of a Simpsons episode in which Moe used one to determine who would be the designated driver. Bart also appeared as an Empty Slot character but was beaten out. His sister, Lisa would later join him in Empty Slot 4.
Smash Bros. Lawl GoAnimate[]
Smash Bros. Lawl GoAnimate, or SSBLGA for short, was a Lawl series made on Go!Animate by Adamp5104, which also included Sonny Slaven as a playable non-joke character. Because of this, Sonny decided to make custom SSBLGA movesets of Angry Boss and Bruceton for fun, before they joined All Star Smashers. (He also did this with Space Captain) Many of their attacks in All Star Smashers were originally in Sonny's custom movesets of them first. Mitt Romney, the Narrator for SSBLGA, also appears as a Narrator here in All Star Smashers.
Smash Bros. Lawl Treasures[]
Another Lawl spinoff created by All Star Smashers creator Jack Mayhew, under the alias of Distinctive Orangutang. A few of the characters in this Lawl appeared in the Empty Slots, and later cameo'd in Donny Dlaven's moveset, appearing in his Final Smash.
Sonic the Hedgehog[]
In the original version of his Side B, Sonny fights with Chaos Sonic, doing damage to himself. This was removed as of his Update Patch. If Chadtronic's door catches a Smash Ball, Sanic will throw Sonic '06 at Chadtronic for him to react to.
Sonnyslavenproductions[]
A comedy channel on Go!Animate, created by Sonny Slaven. Sonny himself appears as a playable character in this game. His moveset is generally based off of the videos usually seen in his Go!Animate series. All of his moves (Excluding his Up B) all come from the videos in his Go!Animate series, or things he's referenced in them. Multiple characters other than Sonny important to the channel also appear as playable characters, such as his brother, Billy Slaven, as well as The Angry Boss, Jared Bruceton, and Sonny's evil twin, Donny Dlaven, appearing as his Memory Fighter. Additionally, the five characters each have a stage, two of which that are truly exclusive to the series while the other two are not- Sonny's being the Talk Room, Donny's being Dlaven's Den, Billy's being the Basildon Town Centre, and both Angry Boss and Bruceton's being The Boss' Officetop. They also have two confirmed items, the Weegee Bomb and Billy's laptop. Troll J also appears as an assist trophy, Daniel Weywards and Wheat appear as Assist Characters to Sonny, Owen Maddox, Jeremy Gilman, Victor Vam Pire and Paul Douglas appear as Assist Characters to Angry Boss as well as appearing in the Angry Boss Codecs, the Space Captain and his Space Soldiers appear as NPC's in Story Mode and The Principal appears as a Spirit.
The Sopranos[]
The opening theme song from this popular TV show plays in the outro to Dantavius' Narrator showcase, referencing Dunkey's review of the PS2 game.
Space Jam[]
Space Jam appears as a stage, where it's theme tune plays. It's also referenced in a few of Lee's moves, such as in his original Final Smash and up smash, in which he plays basketball.
Spartacus[]
Batiatus is shown dead on the ground in Brad's third victory option, although this was only a placeholder. Later Zoo Tycoon 64 said he would never make a moveset for him.
Speakonia[]
A text-to-speech program created by Microsoft, mostly famous for the program's most popular voice, Microsoft Sam. Sam appeared in multiple Empty Slots, and later made a cameo in Donny Dlaven's Final Smash.
Spongebob Squarepants[]
Patrick defeats Brad in his moveset. Similarly to Spartacus, Exotix 7 later said he wouldn't make any SpongeBob-related characters.
Star Trek[]
In Harry Bradshaw's Down B, he gets tagged by Harry Tagwell, who is clearly a Star Trek character (Go!Animate once had a Star Trek theme). Additionally, Daniel Weywards also wears a Star Trek uniform, implying that he is a fan of the franchise.
Street Fighter[]
2 of the songs in the Lawl Bros Mansion come from Street Fighter 2 Turbo. Also, Angry Boss quotes M. Bison in the Angry Boss Codecs for Brodi Welsford and Dan Gough, complete with Bison's voice.
Strongman Hilary[]
Jack Mayhew's uncle makes an appearance as a playable character in this game. His house also serves as a stage and a Stretch Squad level. He also has his own item, the Bouncy Ball. Uncle Gerald comes to fight too as an Assist Trophy. His pet chinchilla, Minky also appears as a Spirit.
Super Mario 64[]
The theme from Big Boo's Haunt plays throughout Talking Joe's moveset. The music from from the Luigi's Casino minigame from the DS version also plays in Chubby Life. A SM64 sound effect will also play when you enter Lee's TV in the stage UnBoxing Room.
Super Mario Bros.[]
The NES classic makes an appearance in multiple places. Once is the stage Level 1-2, a DLC stage that was originally supposed to be scrapped. Also, at the rival battle in Classic Safari, the two characters jump out of green pipes, both making the sound that they did in the NES game. Additionally, Egg Bro is based on the Hammer Bros.
Super Mario Bros. 3[]
The airship theme plays when Tim Carter confronts Hilary in The Stretch Squad, particularly the Super Smash Bros. Brawl rendition.
Super Minecraft Kid[]
Although his original appearance was taken from the game before his redesign, Super Minecraft Kid originates from the channel of the same name. His moveset is also based off of his channel, and numerous characters from his animated series also appear in the game, including a Subscriber, JWM321 and Chica as assist characters, and a Minecraft Hater as a Spirit. Minecraftia also appears as his stage.
Super Smash Bros.[]
Although it never directly says it's name, All Star Smashers is largely a clone of the Super Smash Bros. games. The gameplay style, mechanics, and general look is near the exact same with various additions. Most of the sound effects (especially for hitting) come from Super Smash Brothers' library of sound. Additionally, the stage Final Destination and the items Smash Ball, Assist Trophy, and Capsule are ripped directly from the Super Smash Brothers games. Various music tracks composed for Super Smash Brothers appear in game, such as on the stage Battlefield. Additionally, the game also has Spirits included, as well as it's own Subspace Emissary-style Story Mode.
Overall, although not directly related to Super Smash Brothers, All Star Smashers has many elements and assets either inspired or taken from the series of games.
Super Smash Bros Lawl Nova[]
As previously mentioned, Action 52 pulls Captain N from a TV in his final smash. Captain N's moveset is an exact duplicate of the one in Super Smash Bros Lawl Nova.
Super Why[]
Super Why appears in Brodi's up B, in which he comes to pick her up and fly her around.
Super Zombie World[]
A free game one can find on the Apple app store. Although the game itself has squat to do with All Star Smashers, the zombie on the front appears in Matthew's entrance.
Talent[]
A school play the creator took part in during high school. A stage based on the play appears in the game for players to battle in. The main protagonist of the play called Jet, and a minor character who the creator played called the Pickpocket also both appear as Spirits.
Talking Joe[]
A bizarre comic series starring Jack Mayhew's friend, Talking Joe, or TJ for short. TJ retains a few moves from his comic series, such as his three of his B moves, and many A moves. Most of his other moves come from Nessy however.
Team Fortress 2[]
Engineer is seen as the loser in Sonny Slaven's third victory option.
Teletubbies[]
The Teletubbies have all appeared in the All Star Smashers Empty Slots, but have failed to actually win one. Despite this, the Sun Baby still appears as an Assist Trophy, and a Voice Trumpet appears as a Spirit.
Tercer Milenio[]
A recurring line used by Angry Boss in the Angry Boss Codecs involves him yelling "OUT OF MY PLANET!!!", which is a reference to the name of Jaime Maussan's entrance in Smash Bros. Lawl. Additionally, a weird Go!Animate French version of Maussan named Toon Jamie Maussan has appeared in the Empty Slots, coming up short each time. Additionally, Space Captain appears to be somewhat of an expy of Maussan due to his catchphrase, "This is extraordinary!"
THINK![]
A well-known British road safety campaign. Two hedgehogs who appeared in a few adverts appear in the game as Spirits.
This is the End[]
The theme song to this apocalyptic comedy movie appears as Billy Slaven's old victory theme.
Thomas the Tank Engine[]
Thomas is mentioned once in Brad Till's down throw. This was inspired by a parody of grounded videos Jack Mayhew made once.
Too Many Cooks[]
A surreal black comedy short that originally aired as a special during Adult Swim's "infomercials" block in 2014, that soon became a viral video online. The song that plays during the short appears in Donny Dlaven's moveset.
Total Drama Island[]
Sky appeared in MimeFan's third victory option. She was also an unsuccessful empty slot character.
Toy Story[]
Buzz Lightyear is another character who can come from Lee's Disney DVD. He can grab an opponent and star KO them. Not only that but Pizza Planet appears, labelled incorrectly as "Toy Store".
Transformers[]
Megatron appears in Matthew's first victory option, and a song from the infamous live action adaptation appears in the City of Just Doing It. This is most likely a reference to Shia LaBeouf playing the role of the main protagonist in the first 3 movies.
videogamedunkey[]
In the outro to Dantavius' Narrator showcase, Dunkey's Gabagool song can be heard in the background, referencing his review of The Sopranos video game.
Viva La Bam[]
The theme song of this MTV show appears as one of Bruceton's Starter Songs on The Boss' Officetop, as well as his main theme song for Classic Safari. His Classic Safari Story is also a reference to Viva La Bam.
Warren Cook[]
An infamous Go!Animate user, known for his fake VHS openings that became so hated that he's now the focus of thousands of "grounded" videos. He works for Matthew Whitehead in the Stretch Squad alongside Memy9909, and is also a trophy.
Weebl's Stuff[]
A series of flash animations created by British internet personality Jonathan "Jonti" Picking, better known by his internet pseudonym Weebl. One of his most popular characters, Magical Trevor appeared in Empty Slot 4, and later made a cameo in Donny Dlaven's Final Smash.
"Weird Al" Yankovic[]
Undoubtedly, the King of Parodies. The song he performed for the Captain Underpants movie appears as a song in The Treehouse, and a few of his other songs appear in other stages too.
Where's Wally?[]
Wally! Or Waldo? Beats me. Whatever you call him, he's a trophy.
Whizz Education[]
The Whizz Professor appears in the game as a Spirit.
Who Wants to be a Millionaire?[]
Believe it or not, even this show can appear in All Star Smashers. The suspenseful music appears as Thin Air's victory theme.
WigglesWorld[]
A former Go!Animator who used to be friends with Adamp5104 before they had a falling out. He is mentioned by Sonny Slaven in his second victory option, where he thanks WigglesWorld for watching, until he's attacked by a mysterious assailant.
Wolong Panda Breeding Centre[]
Where the Sneezing Panda, who is an assist trophy, was filmed.
Wonder Pets![]
The Wonder Pets have a strangely large presence in All Star Smashers. Lee's Up B involves him riding the boat that the Wonder Pets ride on. Lee watches the show at the beginning of Story Mode: The Stretch Squad. Not only that, but a number of Lee's A moves involve the Wonder Pets. Moves include his forward aerial where he throws Tuck and his dash attack where he sings the theme. He also said Ming-Ming's catchphrase, "This is Serious" in his old side taunt, yells "Oh my god, I hate the wonder pets, it's kill time!" in his Final Smash, and "Yay, the wonder pets are dead for good!" in his third victory option, the last two as Danny Robinson.
World Wrestling Entertainment[]
There are quite a few WWE references in All Star Smashers, largely by Sonny Slaven, due to him being a WWE fan. Examples of this include a picture of Bo Dallas' face appearing in the intro to Billy Slaven's moveset, as well as Sonny often saying the word Sawft, which was made famous in WWE by Enzo Amore. Enzo's theme song also plays on the Talk Room, as does Darren Young's theme, and a lyrical version of Apollo Crews' theme. There is also the addition of Bruceton saying similar quotes to The New Day. Additionally, Donny Dlaven is an expy of WWE superstar, Bray Wyatt.
X-Factor[]
Much like The Apprentice, the only role X-Factor has in All Star Smashers is having Simon Cowell as a Narrator.
YooHoo[]
A series of plush toys from the 2000's. One of these toys, Sooly appears in the game as a playable character, and she also has her own stage you can battle in. Additionally, Sooly was also in the 4th Empty Slot prior to her confirmation alongside fellow YoHoo plush, Minky Moo. Neither of them won.
You've Been Framed![]
A British show showcasing various amusing home video, hosted and narrated by Harry Hill. A stage based on the series, dubbed the Future of Framed, appears as Harry's stage.
YoungLink14[]
Although Brodi's moveset mostly revolves around existing franchises, there are a few things that originate from this channel, such as Brodi herself, and Ripsaw Falls. Megan Williams also appears as a stage hazard and trophy and Oliver Quinn as an assist trophy. Brodi's Neutral B is clearly semi-original.
Yume Nikki[]
In the outro to Greg Heffley's moveset, his baby brother Manny is seen on a computer playing the famous RPG maker game, and apparently getting scared by Poniko's transformation into Uboa. A Yume Nikki-based stage was showcased in the first volume of the newer stage showcases, and Poniko herself returned as a Stage Hazard. Guess what she does...
Zoo Tycoon[]
A Zoo Tycoon park is included as a stage. Grandpa Gorilla can also drop down crates from Zoo Tycoon. It's also the former namesake of the series' creator. The Killer Penguin had also made a surprise appearance in Empty Slot 3, but (thankfully) lost. After this loss, he didn't return in Empty Slot 4, and was taken out of the Empty Slots entirely. Zoo Tycoon didn't miss out on being represented in the game however, as a Zookeeper of all people is a playable character.
Zoolander[]
The results background for the All Star Smashers HQ features banners congratulating the winner for winning the match, referencing the "Congradulashons Derek" scene from this famous comedy film. This scene was also referenced before in the intro to Greg Heffley's moveset. Additionally, the movie's antagonist, Mugatu appeared in the 5th Empty Slot, and also the very end of Neptune and Big Nep's double moveset, telling their Japanese voices to shut up.