Super Smash Bros. Overpowered

Super Smash Bros. Overpowered is a crossover action fighting game and the seventh installment of the Super Smash Bros. series. It aims to not only bring back veteran characters and change them up, but also bring in a lot more characters for the series.

Like other games in the series, Overpowered is a unique type of fighters called "Platform Fighters", where the goal is to defeat your opponents using attacks to increase their percentage before knocking them off the stage. It contain characters from many different video game franchises, mainly Nintendo franchise, as well as third-party franchise like Sonic.

Characters

There are 185 characters in the game (if Pokémon Trainer and Pokémon Rivial counts as 1), this include echo fighters, which are fighters with similar abilities with another fighters, and have similar playstyle/attacks as them.

For characters' special moves, click here.

Mario	Luigi	Gooigi ε	Peach	Daisy ε
Rosalina & Luma	Dr. Mario	Bowser	Bowser Jr.	Piranha Plant
Waluigi	King Boo	Goomba	Geno	Paper Mario
Fawful	Yoshi	Kamek	Wario	Ashley
Captain Syrup	Captain Toad	Donkey Kong	Funky Kong ε	Diddy Kong
Dixie Kong	King K. Rool	Link	Young Link	Toon Link
Zelda	Hilda ε	Sheik	Tetra	Impa
Midna	Ganondorf	Skull Kid	Samus	Dark Samus ε
Zero Suit Samus	Ridley	Sylux	Kirby	King Dedede
Meta Knight	Dark Meta Knight ε	Bandana Waddle Dee	Marx	Magolor
Fox	Slippy Toad ε	Falco	Krystal	Wolf
Pikachu	Jigglypuff	Mewtwo	Pokémon Trainer	Pokémon Rival ε
Pichu	Sceptile	Lucario	Zoroark	Greninja
Incineroar	Dragapult	Ness	Ninten ε	Lucas
Porky	Captain Falcon	Black Shadow ε	Ice Climbers	Mr. Game & Watch
R.O.B.	Duck Hunt	Balloon Fighter	Marth	Lucina ε
Roy	Chrom ε	Ike	Black Knight ε	Robin
Corrin	Byleth	Pit	Dark Pit ε	Palutena
Medusa ε	Viridi	Olimar	Alph ε	Villager
Isabelle	Wii Fit Trainer	Ring Fit Trainee	Little Mac	Glass Joe ε
Shulk	Elma	Pyra/Mythra		Inkling
Octoling ε	Min Min	Spring Man ε	Chibi-Robo	Karate Joe
Isaac	Matthew ε	Ray MK III	Wonder Red	Howard
Mii Brawler	Mii Swordfighter	Mii Gunner	Mii Mage	Primid
Snake	Simon	Richter ε	Alucard	Bomberman
Sonic	Shadow ε	Tails	Knuckles	Dr. Eggman
Bayonetta	Jeanne ε	Joker	Arle	Mega Man
Proto Man ε	Zero	Ryu	Ken ε	Chun-Li
Monster Hunter	Dante	Amaterasu	Phoenix Wright	Miles Edgeworth ε
Pac-Man	Kazuya	Agumon	Klonoa	Solaire
Lloyd	Cloud	Sephiroth	Black Mage	Hero
Slime	Crono	Sora	Banjo & Kazooie	Steve
Piglin ε	Master Chief	Terry	Kyo	Travis
Rayman	Globox ε	Crash	Coco ε	Spyro
Doom Slayer	Scorpion	Heavy	Gordon	Maxwell
Crazy Dave	Red	Quote	Shovel Knight	Shantae
Papyrus/Sans		Cuphead	Reimu	The Knight

Stages

Many Stages from the previous games return, as well as brand new stages. For every stages, there is also a Battlefield form and Ω form which has the same layout as Battlefield and Final Destination respectively. Like Ultimate, music can also be selected from the same series. Stage Hazard can also be turned off, in order to keep the stage less hazardous.

All Stages from Super Smash Bros. Ultimate return, as well as couple of cut stages from Super Smash Bros. 4: Jungle Hijinxs, Rainbow Road, Pac-Maze, Wolly World and Orbital Gate Assault.

New Stages

Battlefield	Small Battlefield	Big Battlefield	Final Destination
Dr. Mario	Super Bell Hill	Bowser’s Kingdom	The Last Resort
Forest Maze	Crafted Station	Shakedown Schooner	Gangplank Galleon
Ganon's Castle	Mt. Tamaranch	The Divine Terminus	Alola Island Challenge
Galar Wild Area	Gyromite	Excitebike	Archanea
Underworld	New Horizons	Ring Fit Adventure	New Los Angeles
Deepsea Metro	Ramen Bowl	Sandersons' Living Room	Remix 10
Sol Sanctum	Custom Robo Arena	Blossom City Outskirts	Hypermegafloat Ark
Midair Stadium	Bomb Maze	Angel Island	Death Egg Zone
Puyo Puyo Tetris	Central Highway	Taiping Road	Rathalos’ Field
Temen-ni-gru	Kamiki Village	Court	Digital World
Breezegale	Northern Undead Asylum	Tower of Salvation	Cornelia
Black Omen	The Nether	Installation 04	Motel "NO MORE HEROES"
Enchanted Forest	N. Sanity Beach	Artisans	Mars Base
Netherrealm	2Fort	Black Mesa	Edwin's Farm
Front Lawn	Poached Eggs	Egg Corridor	Plains of Passage
Floral Fury	Scuttle Town	Hakurei Shrine	City of Tears
Last Corridor

Items

Items return from previous games, they can be turn on and off. Each have their own ability to aid, or sometime worsen the players who use them.

Assist Trophy

Assist Trophies are characters that help the players when they used an Assist Trophy item. Some of them are defeatable and all have different usage that help their users.

Pokéball Pokémon

Pokéball Pokémon are Pokémon that help the players when they used a Pokéball or a Masterball, Pokémon will use their move in order to help their user in battle.

Trivia

Some characters are cut and considered during the making of this game:

• Rex from Xenoblade Chronicles 2 was cut due to Pyra and Mythra inclusion in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. Rather, he remain a Mii costume and cameo in Pyra/Mythra's taunt/intro.
• Heihachi from Tekken was cut due to Kazuya inclusion in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, and because he doesn't have a reliable recover option.
• Black Knight from Shovel Knight was cut due to too many Echo Fighters and the same name as another Echo Fighter (Black Knight from Fire Emblem).
• Curly Brace from Cave Story was cut due to too many Echo Fighters.
• Ribbon Girl from Arms was cut due to having 3 Arms representations are too redundant. Instead Spring Man was changed into the Echo Fighter of Min Min, and her spot was replaced with Mii Mage.
• Tabuu from Super Smash Bros. Brawl was considered but not add in due to Primid inclusion and its ability to use already existing items to attack out weight Tabuu, instead he was made a boss.
• Lyn from Fire Emblem was consider but was not add in due to fan disliking of inclusion of too many Fire Emblem characters.
• Pyro from Team Fortress 2 was consider as the Team Fortress 2 Representation but was changed to Heavy due to him being more popular and the icon for Team Fortress 2 as a whole.
• Other Gen 8 Pokémon was consider before Dragapult made in due to it being the most popular Gen 8 Pokémon in the Pokémon of the Year poll.

Some characters is not added for reason below:

• More Pokémon Trainer is not added due to wanting to make Pokémon Trainer and their Echo Fighter Pokémon Rival more unique.
• OC and non-video game originated characters due to wanting the game to be grounded in realism.

Originally, Ring Fit Trainee is going to be an Echo Fighter for Wii Fit Trainer, but was changed to a standalone Fighter after realizing the potential of Ring Fit Trainee having a non-clone moveset.