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The original also didn't have originally composed music (save for the How to Play track), ripping songs from Melee, the "Smashing.later became stock footage when they were salvaged by Super Smash Bros. Amusingly, the earlier, lower-quality custom sprites for Link, Ness, and Mewtwo * He was planned for the original, pre-retool roster, but is now uncertain.

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Gradually, however, more and more of the characters began getting entirely custom-made sprites, to the point where the series is now fairly well-known for its quality graphics. The earliest demos of 2 also used ripped sprites Lloyd and the Sonic characters used the same sprites as in Super Smash Flash, Sora was ripped from Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories, and the anime characters were ripped from Jump Ultimate Stars. All others were taken from The Spriters' Resource.

The original didn't have any of its own sprites, save for the Pokémon Stadium stage.

Stock Footage: Present, but diminishing rapidly.

Ring Out: Just like in the original Super Smash Bros.

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Demo v0.7 of 2 was the official turning point from " anything-goes fangame" to aiming for professional quality.

The transition from Flash to Flash 2 completely rebuilt the mechanics and the focus from the ground up.

Retool: There were two notable ones in total:.

Platform Fighter: Much like the original Smash Bros.

2 has meteor smashes and spikes, with the same functionality they have in the official Smash games, but a few characters don't have access to either. This can be difficult to pull off, as the opponent needs to not only be airborne, but also either moving slowly or not at all.

Meteor Move: In 1, every character's up attack and down aerial can dunk opponents.

In the second game, due to the larger file size limits, every franchise with a playable character gets at least one stage based on their series.

Peach's Castle and Mushroom Kingdom II for Mario.

In the first game, despite its many characters, there were only five franchises having stages of their own.

From directly ripped and MS-painted sprites in the original game, to ripped-but-tweaked sprites in the early sequel demos, to every character having entirely-custom, uniformly-styled sprites.

The All-Seeing A.I.: Much like the original series, the AI will most likely be more aware about its surrounds and nearby items than most human players would.

However, after a number of suggestions and positive reception from fans, it began to piece things together slowly around the bare-bones engine with each new demo version and, after having undergone a full-blown Retool in 2011 with a vow to aim for professional quality, is shaping up to be a true Flash installment of Super Smash Bros.

The sequel, Super Smash Flash 2, which is currently in its beta release, started out as just a similar fun little project that added special moves but didn't even consider most of the mechanics at first. It was nonetheless notable for its large amount of unlockable content. The in-game tutorial even says that you can do up to five moves with it depending on how you use it. The original Super Smash Flash, released in August 2006 on Newgrounds, is somewhat weak among other things featuring only one attack button note Although, not one attack, like most reviews of the game incorrectly state.

clones by McLeodGaming, hosted and playable on their website. Super Smash Flash is a series of Flash-based Platform Fighter Super Smash Bros.