SSS Items

Carriers

Egg
Origin: Super Smash Bros.

These are basically just like Capsules. They're small and light carriers and hold only one item each.
Capsule
Origin: Super Smash Bros.

The Capsule is a small and light carrier. It can be picked up and carried with ease by all characters, but each one holds only one item.
Crate
Origin: Super Smash Bros.

These wooden Crates are heavy, meaning only the strongest characters can carry them with ease. When thrown or attacked they break open revealing three items. The crates will now change to fit the arena, and SOME Crates have wheels
Barrel
Origin: Super Smash Bros.

Similar to the Crate, these Barrels are heavy. Unlike the Crates, when thrown or attacked they will roll along the ground, damaging anyone they hit. When they hit a character or a wall they break, revealing three items. The barrels will now change to fit the arena.
Sandbag
Origin: Super Smash Bros. Melee

Sandbag! Sandbag is the Stadium's own living punching bag for the fighters to practice their moves on and in occasional contests to see who can hit him the farthest. Sandbag doesn't mind being a punching bag... In fact, he loves it! He will even give you items for hitting him!
Monitor
Origin: Sonic the Hedgehog

Special TV Monitors which which will occasionally pop up out of the ground and contain three random items or an explosive charge, just like Crates or Barrels. In the Sonic games the monitor displayed the item you recieved but for the sake of fun and randomness the Stadium makes sure all monitors display only a question mark so the fighters won't know what they're getting. Unlike the other carriers these Monitors are firmly rooted to the ground and can not be lifted; they must be attacked to get the items inside.
Party Ball
Origin: Super Smash Bros. Melee

The Party Ball is a heavy paper sphere that when thrown or attacked will rise into the air and begin flashing red. Finally, it pops open revealing what's inside! The chances of each effect are:
Explosion - 10%
Tons of Food - 36%
Tons of Bob-Ombs - 12%
Three Random Items - 42%

Healing Items

Food
Origin: Super Smash Bros. Melee

Food is consumed immediately when picked up, recovering a small portion of health. There are exactly 28 different types of food items in SSS. The amount of health restored is dependant on the food item eaten, but it averages at about 8-10 points.
Maxim Tomato
Origin: Kirby's Dreamland

One of Kirby's favorite foods, and emblazoned with a striking letter "M," these delicious tomatoes heal 50 points of damage!
Heart Container
Origin: The Legend of Zelda

These items from the Zelda series gave Link more stamina, increasing his maximum health by 1 heart. In the Stadium, these items operate a little differently, restoring 100 health points to the character who picks them up.
E Tank
Origin: Megaman 2

First appearing in Megaman 2, the E Tank is a simple cylindrical container with an E on the front. But despite its rather plain appearance it holds a surprising amount of energy, providing full health recovery to whoever picks it up!
Team Healer
Origin: Super Smash Bros. Brawl

Used only in Team Battles, this item has absolutely no effect on the person who picks it up. You have to throw it at your teammate, and it will heal him. However, it ALSO can heal your opponents, so this is the only item you WANT to be hit with!

Shooting Items

Ray Gun
Origin: Super Smash Bros.

Although it looks like a simple toy gun, the Ray Gun is a potent weapon. It shoots green energy bolts with incredible speed, allowing the user to easily juggle opponents. The gun holds only enough ammunition for 16 shots.
Super Scope
Origin: Super Scope

The Super Scope is a peripheral device for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System, adapted by the Stadium to be a powerful weapon. It has two modes of fire; its rapid fire mode allows it to fire small and weak shots at an incredibly fast pace, useful for catching enemies in a loop and dealing damage over time or for setting them up for an attack from your allies. Meanwhile, the Super Scope's charge mode allows it to be charged for an incredibly powerful burst of energy. It holds enough ammunition for 48 small shots or 3 charged shots.
Fire Flower
Origin: Super Mario Bros.

These strange flowers grow all over the Mushroom Kingdom and Mario has used them on more than one occasion to fight the evil Bowser. In SSS Fire Flowers are like little, leafy flame-throwers, spewing out a stream of fire when used. Each Fire Flower holds enough power to shoot flames for 6 seconds. When used up it can be thrown, igniting the enemy if it hits them.
Star Rod
Origin: Kirby's Adventure

The mystical Star Rod is a magic item of incredible power. It sits in the Fountain of Dreams on planet Popstar and transforms the waters of that fountain into a fine mist, which spreads over the land bringing pleasant dreams to all. The Star Rod was stolen once by King Dedede who broke it into several pieces in order to keep it from the wicked Nightmare. The Star Rod used at the Stadium, however, is merely a cheap reproduction of the true Star Rod. Normally it is used as a bludgeoning weapon but when used for a forward smash attack it fires stars. The wand holds enough power for 16 star shots, and some characters like Captain Falcon or Shiek can fire multiple star shots at a time. Captain Falcon, for example fires 4 stars with a normal smash attack!
Cracker Launcher
Origin: Super Smash Bros. Brawl

SSS's version of a Rocket Launcher, this allows one to launch firecrackers at their opponents. VERY dangerous so be safe and sane about it.

Bludgeons

Fan
Origin: Super Smash Bros.

The source of numerous lame jokes, the Fan is a rather weak weapon, capable of dealing only slight damage. The most useful feature of the fan is that it has an unbelievable attack rate, leaving enemies unable to counterattack, and the rapid strikes are murder on shields. The Fan can also be thrown, flipping enemies high into the air.
Lip's Stick
Origin: Panel De Pon (Japan Only)

Lip's Stick comes from Panel De Pon, which was later released in America as Tetris Attack. This magical stick causes a flower to grow out of the victim's head, dealing damage over time. Multiple hits cause the flower to grow in size, dealing more damage. Quickly moving back and forth can get rid of the pesky plant once it's appeared.
Parasol
Origin: Kirby's Dreamland

The Parasol is often weilded by Kirby's enemies, primarily Waddle Dees, and Kirby himself has used it many times as well. The Parasol makes an effective bludgeoning weapon, but it also causes those who weild it to fall much more slowly, making it an incredibly useful recovery item.
Beam Sword
Origin: Super Smash Bros.

It looks like a lightsaber and a few good hits will send your enemies flying far, far away! The Beam Sword is a highly adaptable weapon, normally appearing to be about the length of a short sword, but growing in size based on who weilds it and how much power they put behind their attack. It reaches its maximum length when used with a smash attack.
Home Run Bat
Origin: Super Smash Bros.

Yeah, baby. This is one of the best weapon type items at the Stadium, beat out only by a few other items. The Home Run Bat is a strong weapon no matter how it's used, but it is most amazingly powerful for its smash attack. Smash an enemy with this and they won't be coming back. The Home Run Bat's smash is an instant KO on all but the heaviest of opponents.

Throwables

Green Shell
Origin: Super Mario Bros.

Koopa shells come in two varieties in the Super Smash Stadium. The most common shells are green ones. When hit or thrown, a green shell will slide along the ground, dealing damage and knocking away anyone in its path.
Red Shell
Origin: Super Mario Bros.

These are the second variety of Koopa shell. When hit or thrown, a Red Shell will slide back and forth on the platform it's on, homing in on enemies who come too close. A moving Red Shell is a danger to all players, even the one who threw it, but it can also provide valuable opportunities for those with quick reflexes.
Freezie
Origin: Mario Bros.

No, that's not a typo. Freezies are from Mario Bros., an arcade game which later spawned the home console game Super Mario Bros. The Freezie is a simple looking item, like a small block of ice with a face. They slide harmlessly along the ground but they can be picked up and thrown to freeze the enemy in a solid block of ice!
Hothead
Origin: Super Mario World

Completely opposite to the Freezie, Hotheads slide across the ground releasing bursts of sparks and damaging your opponents. What’s more, when hit with fire or electricity-based attacks, they grow even bigger!
Mr. Saturn
Origin: Earthbound

The origin of these creatures is unknown, but they're thought to come from outer space. They reside in Saturn Valley and speak their own language, but the Stadium picked them up to be used as items. They can be hit or thrown, and they do minimal damage when they hit.
Bob-omb
Origin: Super Mario Bros. 2

There are two kinds of Bob-Ombs. The rare pink Bob-Ombs don't explode, instead they're friendly, intelligent creatures who are capable of speech, but the nasty black Bob-Ombs are only mindless weapons. In fact, black Bob-Ombs are so bent on destruction that if no one picks them up and throws them they'll eventually light their own fuses and go looking for trouble. Pink Bob-Ombs loathe violence, so only black Bob-Ombs appear as items.
Motion Sensor Bomb
Origin: Perfect Dark

A staple of spy games, this is a simple proximity mine-type weapon. It's harmless until thrown, when it sticks to any surface it hits and explodes when an item or character gets close.
Gooey Bomb
Origin: Super Smash Bros. Brawl

Gooey Bombs stick to the opponent and blow up once a set amount of time has passed. If someone sticks one to you, you should make it a priority to pass it back to them.
Smart Bomb
Origin: Starfox 64

Ooh, boy! This is probably the best bomb yet... Throw a Smart Bomb and it will burst into a massive explosion that pulls enemy and friend alike into the blast, scoring multiple hits. Every once in a while you’ll come across a dud smart bomb, too.
Smoke Ball
Origin: Super Smash Bros. Brawl

Smoke issues with a hiss from this item and obscures the area. You can slap one of these on your opponent or yourself.
Banana Peel
Origin: Super Smash Bros. Brawl

This particular item is a common trope in cartoons. You step on a banana peel, and you trip and fall. Diddy uses these extensively. Where's Daffy Duck when you need him?
Deku Nut
Origin: The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time

Sheik loves these... and it's easy to see why! Peg the area near an enemy with one of these to make them dizzy. When the Deku Nut makes contact with an opponent in midair, it can send them quite a distance. When you strike with a Deku Nut, make sure you don’t get caught in the explosion.

Power Up Items

Super Mushroom
Origin: Super Mario Bros.

These amazing fungi will slide along the ground. When a character comes in contact with one of these items they instantly grow to twice their size, becoming bigger, stronger, and heavier.
Poison Mushroom
Origin: Super Mario Bros: The Lost Levels

These mushrooms look almost exactly like the Super Mushrooms, except that they are a slightly darker color and they have a mean look in their eyes. When a character comes in contact with these cursed 'shrooms they will shrink to a fraction of their normal height, becoming lighter and weaker, but harder to hit.
Lightning
Origin: Super Mario Kart

When used, the Lightning will shrink everyone to minimal size as if they touched a few Poison Mushrooms. It however can backfire and shrink the user!
Starman
Origin: Super Mario Bros.

These amazing items bounce along until a character comes in contact with them. At that point that character becomes completely invincible for a short while. You'd best run if your enemy picks one of these up before you.
Screw Attack
Origin: Metroid

Chozo technology originally used by Samus in the Metroid series, as long as any character wears this badge their normal jumps will become copies of Samus's Up Special move. For floaters only the first two jumps will become Screw Attacks.
Metal Box
Origin: Super Mario 64

The Metal Box transforms the character who picks it up into a being of living metal. The character becomes much heavier, meaning they won't be hit as far but they'll fall a lot faster and move a lot slower.
Bunny Hood
Origin: The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time

These adorable ears were a key item in Majora's Mask where they allowed Link to move at twice his normal speed. Here at the Stadium they grant their wearer incredible agility; they will move much quicker, jump much higher, and fall much faster. Care should be used to avoid accidentally jumping up out of the arena.
Stealth Camouflage
Origin: Metal Gear Solid

When worn, the stealth camouflage turns the user invisible except when using attacks or weapons. Although the enemy may still get in a few lucky hits, the user of this item will not take damage as long as they remain under its effects. It's perfect for tactical espionage action, although Solid Snake prefers the cardboard box.
Franklin Badge
Origin: Earthbound

Legend states that the original Franklin Badge was worn by Benjamin Franklin during his kite experiment, though that doesn't explain why his badge had "MOTHER" on it. Unlike the original which only reflected electrical attacks, this little doozy from the world of Earthbound allows the person who wears it to reflect any projectile attacks automatically. However, since it's a cheap copy, its power only last for a limited time.
Superspicy Curry
Origin: Kirby's Dreamland

Extremely spicy curry that seems to crackle with flames! If a fighter dares to eat THIS, they will discover that it is so spicy, flames shoot out of your mouth! These flames even shoot out during attacks.
Timer
Origin: Super Smash Bros. Brawl

Be it Super Mario Bros. 2, Legend of Zelda, or even Castlevania, this baby is a very familar item! Pick up this item to slow down the flow of time for all other players. Occasionally the Timer will have a different effect and only slow you down, or it may slow down everyone.

Miscellaneous

Warp Star
Origin: Kirby's Dreamland

These magical stars are used by the inhabitants of Popstar to move from place to place very quickly. In SSS the character who picks one up goes for a ride, high into the air and then crashing down onto the heads of their enemies. Control over the Warp Star is very limited, but it can deal massive damage.
Dragoon
Origin: Kirby Air Ride

A much more powerful version of the Warp Star, you can use it to target your enemies more effectively and hitting them is an instant KO on all but the heaviest of opponents. Needless to say, that's why it is split into three pieces: Part A (the nosecone), Part B (the hull), and Part C (the tail). Some assembly required, but it's worth it for an instant KO!
Flipper
Origin: Balloon Fight

When thrown this Flipper will stick in the air. When it touches something it will begin spinning rapidly, knocking away enemies, attacks, and items.
Bumper
Origin: Super Smash Bros.

Yeah, the Bumper is back! When thrown this Bumper will stick in the air or on the ground. When it touches something it will knock away the item.
Spring
Origin: Donkey Kong Jr.

Hop on a Spring to perform an extra high jump. Every so often a Spring will topple over sideways. When it does so, anyone who makes contact with the fallen Spring will be knocked sideways.
Unira
Origin: Clu Clu Land

Throw an Unira into the ground or attack it to cause its spikes to extend and damage opponents who bump into it. Attack the Unira again to make its spikes retract.
Barrel Cannon
Origin: Donkey Kong Country

These heavy barrels are picked up and thrown just like the normal barrels, but rather than breaking and releasing items, they will roll along the ground. Any character they hit is stuck inside and must shoot themselves out. The barrel remains spinning while the character is inside and they shoot in the direction the arrow points.
Blast Box
Origin: Super Smash Bros. Brawl

WARNING: FLAMMABLE! These look much like crates, but they have a warning sticker on them that indicates that if hit with a strong attack or set ablaze, it will explode, so be careful around it.
Hammer
Origin: Donkey Kong

This is it, the ultimate weapon. When a character picks this up they go on a rampage, swinging the hammer wildly. The character can only use their first jump while using this weapon, but the Hammer deals 22 damage a hit and blasts the enemy far away. Due to lousy manufacturing, some of these Hammers are defective and their heads will fall off, rendering the user totally vulnerable. But that is the price you pay for power. However, there IS a chance that you may get...
Golden Hammer
Origin: Wrecking Crew

Used mainly for demolition, this is an even MORE powerful weapon than the Normal Hammer... It has increased power and speed over the Normal Hammer, so much speed that if you swing it fast enough, you can float in mid-air. This Hammer also malfunctions, and we call that the Golden Squeaky Hammer! Squeak squeak!
Pitfall!
Origin: Animal Crossing

A prank item from sister city Smashville, when you throw it on the ground it looks to have disappeared, but no! Instead, it is buried where you put it. If a fighter should happen to walk over it or get hit by it, the fighter will fall victim to a sinkhole trap!
Soccer Ball
Origin: Soccer

You can’t pick up this item but when you hit the ball with an attack, it bursts into flames and zips off into the air. The angle of your attack determines the direction the Soccer Ball will fly off in, so aim well before you shoot.
Smash Ball
Origin: Super Smash Bros. Brawl

Ahh... The Smash Ball is what makes the unique Final Smash that each fighter has possible... well, unless he or she sucks so bad, we pity him or her. Anyway, the Final Smash is like the Finisher or Super Move of SSS. Fighters have to continuously punch this to unlock its powerful goodness. It can only be performed once after unlocking the Smash Ball, so make it good!
Pokeball
Origin: Pokemon Red & Blue
These little red and white balls contain Pocket Monsters. When the ball hits the ground, the monster inside is released. The Pokemon are totally random, but some have a higher chance of appearing than others. The effect varies based on the Pokemon inside.
- Meowth
  Attack: Pay Day
  
  That's right! Meowth is back, but he'll still throw his coins at you!
- Electrode
  Attack: Explosion
  
  Electrode flashes for a few seconds then self-destructs, obliterating any one foolish enough to be nearby, even the one who threw the Pokeball! If you're fast you can pick Electrode up and throw him before he explodes.
- Goldeen
  Attack: Splash
  
  Goldeen appears and flops around like...well, like a fish out of water. There are rumors it will sometimes use the one hit KO Horn Drill move, but those rumors are completely false.
- Staryu
  Attack: Swift
  
  Staryu moves to a good firing position then stops and begins rapid-firing star shots.
- Snorlax
  Attack: Body Slam
  
  The sleepy Pokemon jumps up into the air then comes down at twice size, flattening enemies.
- Moltres
  Attack: Fly
  
  After making its appearance, it slowly lifts itself. The body is really hot. This is a Legendary Pokemon, so it's a rare occasion to see it emerge.
- Mew
  Attack: Fly
  
  Mew appears VERY infrequently. When he does appear he simply says his name and flies away, but you get a CD if you release him from a Pokeball.
- Chikorita
  Attack: Razor Leaf
  
  Chikorita stands in place and fires off leaves to juggle the enemy.
- Togepi
  Attack: Metronome
  
  Togepi uses Metronome, like Clefairy, but the little egg monster uses attacks suited more towards status effects: Nightshade, Leech Seed, Powder Snow, and Sleep Powder.
- Bellossom
  Attack: Sweet Scent?!
  
  Bellossom releases a cloud of gas, putting nearby enemies to sleep. Considering the effectiveness of its ability Bellossom stays out for a very long time.
- Wobbuffet
  Attack: Counter
  
  Wobbuffet stands in place and does nothing, but if it gets hit it will start swaying back and forth, knocking people around.
- Entei
  Attack: Fire Spin
  
  A fiery eruption comes up from around Entei, lifting enemies up and roasting them.
- Suicune
  Attack: Icy Wind
  
  Freezing wind swirls around Suicune, damaging enemies and twirling them around.
- Lugia
  Attack: Aeroblast
  
  Lugia flies to the background and unleashes this devestating attack, decimating enemies in range.
- Ho-oh
  Attack: Sacred Fire
  
  Ho-oh flies to the background and summons a pillar of fire to incinerate enemies.
- Celebi
  Attack: Fly
  
  Similar to Mew, Celebi just flies away. Bye-bye!
- Torchic
  Attack: Fire Spin
  
  It pulls in nearby opponents with fire and deals constant damage. Ultimately it blasts opponents off.
- Gardevoir
  Attack: Protect
  
  Gardevoir creates a bubble that is impenetrable to thrown items and projectiles around itself and walks around the arena.
- Gulpin
  Attack: Swallow
  
  It swallows up opponents to incapacitate them. It can also deal damage to the engulfed enemy.
- Metagross
  Attack: Earthquake
  
  It hurts all nearby grounded opponents. If you stay too close to it, it’ll bury you in the ground.
- Latias & Latios
  Attack: Steel Wing
  
  Questioningly sharing the same Pokeball, the pair fly in one after another, unleashing attacks as their paths cross. The air pressure generated by these two creates wind currents that affect items and fighters.
- Kyogre
  Attack: Hydro Pump
  
  Kyogre flies around firing powerful sprays of water everywhere.
- Groudon
  Attack: Overheat
  
  Groudon doesn't actually attack. Instead he just sort of sits there and lets his fiery body do his work for him, burning and blasting away enemies who touch him.
- Deoxys
  Attack: Hyper Beam
  
  Deoxys flies upwards and aims a powerful energy beam towards the arena!
- Jirachi
  Attack: Fly
  
  It slowly ascends to the sky while dropping mounds of stickers. You’ll need to be lucky to see this one!
- Piplup
  Attack: Surf
  
  Piplup charges forward, surfing on a stream of water. This wave sweeps opponents off the edge.
- Bonsly
  Attack: Tackle?!
  
  Bonsly does nothing but walk around, but you can pick him up and throw him for massive damage!
- Munchlax
  Attack: Pickup
  
  Munchlax walks around the arena and if he sees an item, he'll chomp it down in one bite!
- Weavile
  Attack: False Swipe
  
  The evolved form of Sneasel, Weavile moves quickly and dazes the opponent. The damage deals only 1%... still, this is one powerful Pok�mon!
- Manaphy
  Attack: Heart Swap
  
  Manaphy is one of our more interesting choices for you see when Manaphy appears, he swaps the hearts of two of the fighters. This pretty much swaps the bodies and abilities of the two fighters, but not the damage or score! Of course, this only last for a short while.
Assist Trophy
Origin: Super Smash Bros Brawl
If you thought the Pokeball was bad, you haven't--
"GRAARR!!!"

I'll let Mr. Resetti explain it.

"What's the big idea treatin' us like items, huh? If I could move around on my own? Join as a fighter? Oooh, look out! Lemme tell you about Assist Trophies, all right? They're items that call up who knows what. Most of the time, it's some good egg who's gonna help you lay down the law. That's a good thing. Like a nice, shiny new pick. Waitin' to see who shows up will get the ticker pumpin', believe you me. But that ain't what happens when I'm on the job, get me?"
- Hammer Bro
  Origin: Super Mario Bros.
  
  A reliable soldier of the Koopa Kingdom, the Hammer Bro throws hammers at you.
- Lakitu
  Origin: Super Mario Bros.
  
  Like Bob-Ombs, there are two types of Lakitu. Those that film adventures and referee kart races, and then there are these loyal soldiers of the Koopa Kingdom. These Lakitu will throw Spinies onto the arena.
- Waluigi
  Origin: Mario Tennis 64
  
  Yep...Waluigi gets a demotion in SSS. Because of that demotion, Waluigi will take out his frustration on whatever hapless foe happens to be nearby. Yeah... you really don't want to mess with him when he's peeved off.
- Kat & Ana
  Origin: WarioWare, Inc.
  
  Twin ninja kindergartners from Diamond City, Kat & Ana slice up an opponent in an X pattern! They'll even take it out on Wario!
- Tingle
  Origin: The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask
  
  Kooloo-limpah! It's Tingle! When Tingle appears, random stuff appears, but there will be a ton of what Tingle throws out!
- Knuckle Joe
  Origin: Kirby Super Star
  
  Knuckle Joe is the heavyhitter of Popstar. He brings the pain by starting with a flurry of Vulcan Jabs, and finishing with either a Smash Punch or a Rising Break.
- Andross
  Origin: Starfox
  
  The original villian of Starfox, Andross heads into the background of the stage and breathes out these sort of polygonal panels at the fighters, which hurt badly if they hit.
- Lyn
  Origin: Fire Emblem: Blazing Sword
  
  This beautiful lady from the same continent as Roy charges up for a powerful unseen sword strike at one of the fighters.
- Jeff
  Origin: Earthbound
  
  The boy with the dangerous Bottle Rockets, he will launch his explosive Multi-Bottle Rocket 5 which will send four small rockets and one large one to home in on opponents.
- Metroid
  Origin: Metroid
  
  This life-draining invertebrate from SR388 will drain an opponent's life energy if the Metroid grabs one, so be careful!
- Samurai Goroh
  Origin: F-ZERO
  
  Captain Falcon's most famous rival, Samurai Goroh chaotically slashes up your enemies with his sword.
- Cyborg Ninja
  Origin: Metal Gear Solid
  
  No one knows who this mysterious ninja is. Snake says that it CAN'T be the former one as Frank Jaeger, whose codename is Grey Fox, is dead. Anyway, Cyborg Ninja approaches by hopping and will attack with his sword repeatedly, and also reflects projectiles.
- Shadow
  Origin: Sonic Adventure 2
  
  The ultimate lifeform created by Dr. Gerald Robotnik, Shadow the Hedgehog will use Chaos Control to slow down time for opponents. Feel his ultimate power!
- Mr. Resetti
  Origin: Animal Crossing
  
  He rants and rants and rants, and if you reset the game, he'll rant even more. So annoying that the fighters can't focus on fighting each other.
- Infantry & Tanks
  Origin: Advance Wars
  
  It's the famous Orange Star Army from Warsworld, and they will come in with their guns and tanks and shoot up the place when summoned. It's the summoner's army to command!
- Devil
  Origin: Devil World
  
  The ruler of Devil World, the Devil uses his demonic powers to move the arena in the direction he points. Needless to say, in a match where winning depends on staying in the arena, he is absolutely EVIL!
- Excitebikes
  Origin: Excitebike
  
  When Excitebikes are summoned, an Excitebike Race starts on the arena. Careful not to get hit by the Moto Racers.
- Little Mac
  Origin: Mike Tyson's Punch-Out!!
  
  The shortest boxer from the world of Punch-Out, he does a fierce dash, gives a one-two punch, and finishes with his uppercut to punch out his opponent's lights! Sad, he coulda been a contender!
- Dr. Wright
  Origin: SimCity
  
  The aide to the mayor of the famous SimCity, Dr. Wright will attempt to build a Commercial Zone where the fighters stand. Needless to say, skyscrapers HURT!!!
- Ray MK III
  Origin: Custom Robo
  
  Poor Ray got demoted as well though he did get a snazzy new paintjob, but boy is he angry! He'll jump all around the arena while firing lasers, and occasionally set up an explosive charge.
- Saki Amamiya
  Origin: Sin & Punishment: Successor of the Earth
  
  Defender of the human race from the evil Ruffians, Saki jumps all over the platforms and uses his distinct weapon, the Cannon Sword, to fire lasers at people. However, if someone gets too close to him, he will hit that fighter by using his weapon like a sword.
- Helirin
  Origin: Kuru Kuru Kururin
  
  This specialized Aircraft of Kururin serves as a slowly rotating platform when it is summoned. Careful not to fall off!
- Isaac
  Origin: Golden Sun
  
  The great Venus Adept of the world of Weyard, he is able to use Psyenergy to manipulate the magical element of earth. He has opponents 'talk to the hand' by using Move Psyenergy to push them off the arena.
- Starfy
  Origin: The Legendary Starfy
  
  Is he a star or a starfish? Starfy is the prince of the heavenly seas and will do a spin attack against an opponent. Unfortunally, he fights better down where it's wetter, so he can be knocked away. Starfy, why did you even come here?!
- Jill & Drill Dozer
  Origin: Drill Dozer
  
  She's a Treasure hunter with a mech. Hmm, where have I heard that before? Either way, Jill and her Drill Dozer will drill into opponents.
- Barbera
  Origin: Daigasso! Band Brothers (Japan Only)
  
  The manager of the GB Store in Waruwaru Town, and a sexy guitar-playing bat, Barbera will use her electric guitar to jam out right in the middle of the arena, causing damage due to the loudness.
- Nintendogs
  Origin: Nintendogs Labrador, Chihuahua & Dachshund
  
  This one is annoying... Nintendogs are so cute all the fighters just look at it and are thus blinded.