Epic Warriors

Why hello there, <insert your name here>! The name’s Rocky (t∣b∣c)! What’re you reading? ...Oh, Epic Warriors! I love this one! Hey, did you know that I made it? It’s true! I made this page, along with its subpages and whatever it may have within it. So please, don’t make any edits to it. Unless I really screwed up on grammar, or it could use some categories, or if you have permission. If none of those apply, don’t touch anything here. Also, feel free to comment. I worked hard on this and would love feedback of any kind. Thanks a bunch for reading Epic Warriors, <insert your name here>! Have a good day!

Wii U Boxart 3DS Boxart
Developer(s)	SDMK (t∣b∣c)
Publisher(s)	Fantendo
Platform(s)	Wii U, 3DS
Genre(s)	Fighting
Release Date(s)	Winter of 2014
Mode(s)	Brawl, Story, Missions, Minigames, Tourney, Classic
Age Rating(s)
Media Included	Wii U Optical Disc, 3DS Cartridge

Epic Warriors is an umbrella game made by Rocky ^(t∣b∣c) and Electric Enterprises, his company. This game is rated T in America, as it is a fighting game, and is planned to be released Winter of 2014.

Nintendo eShop Description

You've played games, and they may have been fun, but the best game ever is coming! Play as many characters (there's a hundred in all) like Bowser, Mudkip, Sonic, and even Spongebob! Complete Missions that have special requirements for every single one. Face off against Antasma in the exciting Story Mode. Summon Pokémon to assist you in battle. When you play this game, you'll know that it is truly very epic.

Gameplay

Controls

	A Button	Melee Attack
	B Button	Special Attack
	X Button	Use Item
	Circle Pad	Move
	L Button	Defend
	Start Button	Pause the Game
	Select Button	Take a Screenshot

Basic Gameplay

The game is played very similarly to the Super Smash Bros. series games. You are on a perfectly flat terrain and duke it out with other players. Depending on what mode you are playing on, it is different to defeat other players. You may need to attack them a set number of times or push them off the edge of the map.

Modes

Brawl

In Brawl, you just fight up to four other people for no reason whatsoever. The 1st place winner gets a coin reward of 1,000, 2nd place gets 500, 3rd 250, 4th 100, and 5th gets 25 coins. Coins can be spent to earn new stuff. However, only the player who earned the coins can spend their amount.

Story

In Story, you play an adventure similar to SSBB's Subspace Emissary. You unlock characters as you progress. The story is called, Threat of Antasma. The main villain, Antasma, is trying to rule the universe and stop the Epic Warriors, heroes who have united to stop him.

Missions

In Missions, you must complete a mission with special rules. For example, in the first mission, you must play as Luigi defeating Bowser in a 30 second time limit on the Bowser's Castle stage.

Vault

In the Vault, you can view photos you have taken, buy or view trophies, or listen to the music you have collected. Fun.

Classic

In Classic, you fight against every character on their home stage. This mode is unlocked when you earn at least one character per franchise, and one stage per franchise. For every franchise, you fight one character that you have unlocked on their home stage. Some have special conditions, like there being clones of 20 or having wings or having a partner. When you complete Classic, you must fight Antasma.

Characters

There is planned to be about 40 default characters.

7/40

Image	Character	Description	Epic Finish	Origin
	Luigi	The underdog of the Mario series, Luigi finally has the spotlight! He can use fireballs, the Poltergust 2000, and a hammer.	Boo Army	Mario Bros.
	Rosalina	Rosalina is the majestic queen of space and the adoptive mother of all the star shaped Lumas. In battle, she can abuse--er, fight with...her Luma kid-things, by throwing them, making them fire Star Bits, and other cruel, motherly things.	The Faceship	Super Mario Galaxy
	Paper Mario	This paper-thin version of the land's greatest hero (sorry, Luigi) is joining the battle. While the real Mario is unable to attend from the beginning, this Paper Mario can take his place! He can attack with his partners from previous journeys, as well as placing down stickers that hinder foes.	Crystal Stars	Paper Mario
	Kirby	He's the one who sucks the most...in a good way. When Kirby does suck up an enemy, he gains that enemy's standard attack and look.	Ultra Sword	Kirby's Dream Land
	Flygon	This epic Dragon-type is joining the fight! As a Dragon-type, he can use moves like Dragon Claw and Dragon Breath. He can also use Fly and Earthquake to attack opponents.	Draco Meteor	Pokémon Ruby & Pokémon Sapphire Versions
	Sceptile	Sceptile is an amazing Grass-type beast who can use many moves to take down opponents. He can use moves such as Hyper Beam, Cut, Mega Drain, and Dual Chop to attack. However, being a Grass-type, he is pretty vulnerable to fire-types.	Frenzy Plant	Pokémon Ruby & Pokémon Sapphire Versions
	Dipper & Mabel	These two twins are very experienced at fighting. When they fight, they're side by side. However, one of them takes control to perform moves while the other simply helps out. For example, if Mabel is in control when she performs her Epic Finish, she will summon Aoshima, while if Dipper is in control, he will summon the Multi-Bear.	Summon Aoshima/Multi-Bear	Gravity Falls

Unlockable Characters

There is planned to be about 60 unlockable characters. You can follow the criteria listed on the table to unlock characters, but they can be unlocked through Story mode by gaining them on your team.

3/60

Image	Character	Description	Epic Finish	Origin	How to Unlock
	Prince Dreambert	The prince of the Pi'ilo kingdom, Prince Dreambert assisted Mario and Luigi on their journey in both the Pi'ilo Kingdom and the Dream World. Dreambert can summon Pi'ilos to help him fight.	Dream Pillow	Mario and Luigi: Dream Team	Play in 15 matches.
	Kirby (Mass Attack)	This version of Kirby cannot suck up enemies and gain their abilities. Instead, he can create more and more of himself to harass enemies and pile on top of them.	Heroic Heart	Kirby: Mass Attack	Play 10 matches as Kirby.
	Rumble McSkirmish	Hailing from Gravity Falls's most popular video game known as Fight Fighters, Rumble McSkirmish is the king of all 8-Bit warriors. He can attack with crazy evil punches and kicks. As he attacks more and more, his power level grows, leading to his ultimate combo move.	Flame Fist Rain	Gravity Falls	Win 50 matches.

Bosses

Story Bosses

These bosses are, for the most part, fought once during the story. However, there are three that you fight two times.

Image	Boss	Description	Chapter Fought
	Antasma (1st Fight)	Antasma is the main villain in the game, along with Bill Cipher and being the first boss, is not as powerful. He can throw Goombas and Koopas at you, and shoots black bolts of lightning, but other than that, he is rather simple.	Chapter I: The Rise of Antasma
	Bill Cipher (1st Fight)	Bill Cipher is one of the game's main villains, along with Antasma and Yveltal. To attack, he can shoot eye beams and summon mind creatures to attack. He can also use incantations to do magic like summoning fire and other things.	Chapter III: Doom Through a Triangle
	Yveltal (1st Fight)	Yveltal is one of the main villains in Epic Warriors, along with Bill and Antasma. To attack, he can fly into the sky and fire Oblivion Wings and Shadow Balls. He can also summon Sylveons, Honedges, and Panchams to do his bidding.	Chapter II: A PokéMonster
	2nd Dimension Doofenshmritz	Doofenshmirtz from the 2nd Dimension is just like the normal doctor, but better. He can use his wide assortment of robots and -inators to attack you.	Chapter IV: The Peaceful Suburbs
	The Gremloblin	A monster in Gravity Falls, the Gremloblin can punch stuff with its meaty hands. He is also able to breath fire on you and make you envision your worst nightmare.	?

Announcers

Announcers are randomly chosen from the ones you've already unlocked. They announce when a player has lost, or when the round starts or ends.

Image	Announcer	Franchise	How to Unlock
	IP	Fantendoverse	Default
	Toadette	Super Mario	Default
	Cranky Kong	Donkey Kong	Default
	Waddle Dee	Kirby	Unlocked after winning 20 matches.

Items

Image	Item	Use	Franchise
	Grand Star	Allows the user to perform his Epic Finish.	Super Mario
	Super Mushroom	Makes the user larger so he can trample opponents.	Super Mario
	Cat Bell	Makes you a cat temporarily so you can scratch people in da face. And climb walls.	Super Mario
	Double Cherry	Creates a clone of you that attacks with you. The more you eat, the more clones you get.	Super Mario
	Warp Star	Lets you fly around the stage, while smashing into opponents or hazards.	Kirby
	Summoner's Taxi	Has a random character from this list help the player who summoned it. Then the taxi plummets off the stage and to its doom.	Real Life
	PokéBall	Summons a Pokémon from this list to assist the summoner.	Pokémon
	Food	Restores HP, depending on what food.	Various
	Max Revive	If used in a normal battle, it adds another life to your stock count. tag battle, it restores a fallen teammate with full health.	Pokémon

Stages

Similar to Super Smash Bros. 4, stages can be played in either Normal mode, which has its stage hazards, Simple mode, where the stages are basically pretty Final Destinations, or Extreme mode, where every stage has enemies and a stage boss.

Each stage has decided music that plays. You can alter the likelihood of one song playing more than another however. Music can be viewed here.

Image	Name	Description	Home Game
	Battlefield	A field where people battle. Even though it's not much of a field at all. This stage has no hazards at all. Literally. None. It's sort of like the place in all the games where beginners head.	Super Smash Bros.
	Final Destination	This is it, baby! The final place! This is where the last mission, and where the end of Classic, is held. Like Battlefield, Final Destination has no hazards. Well, excel that if the battle takes too long, Master Hand and Crazy Hand come to kill everyone. Easy, right?	Super Smash Bros.
	Dream's Deep	An area in the Dream World that is somewhat like Final Destination; Classic can end either at Final destination or Dream's Deep. The Deep is mean because it has a hazard: Dark Blocks come and try to jump onto you. However, they don't deal much damage. Antasma bats fly in occasionally. Also, Luiginoids fly around, hurting you if you get hit.	Mario & Luigi: Dream Team
	Pi'illo Castle	The main area in Dream Team. This is where Prince Dreambert rules. This is one of the complex maps in Normal mode, where he you are taken to a lot of different rooms. Many Goombas and other enemies stalk around the castle walls.	Mario & Luigi: Dream Team
	Mushroom Gorge	A large cliffside where there are many bouncy mushrooms. There is also a small cave area with mushrooms. The only hazards are Toads driving around and Goombas walking around.	Mario Kart Wii
	Rogueport	Rogueport is the main location for the game, Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. On this stage, you are carried around on the Cheep Blimp to all the different areas in Rogueport, including the Dock, central area, east end, west end, south end, and the Excess Express.	Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door
	Dino Dino Jungle	A large jungle that has been remastered into a race course. Here, many dinosaurs are present and will try to trample you. Shy Guys will sometimes drive through and ram into you like smart drivers.	Mario Kart: Double Dash!!
	Chomp Shark Chase	A fast-paced course where you need to outrun the Chomp Shark on your tail. One hit from it will do quite a bit of damage to you, and there are many platforms that break upon contact, so be careful.	Yoshi's New Island

Conversations

Conversations can happen when a specific character uses a taunt on a specific stage. There are two varieties of the conversation: Goombella's Tattle and Journal Search.

Tatle

Goombella's Tattle is used by Paper Mario on either Rogueport or Paper Theater. She gives information about a fighter, and other partners can join the conversation as well.

Journal Search

Journal Search is used by Dipper and Mabel on the Mystery Shack stage. There, Dipper looks up information found in the journal about a fighter.