Tails' Energy Ball Attack Is Based Or From Sonic Battle With His Ground Power Attack As Well As His Up Smash And Down Smash
*Down Smash = Extra Hit .
*Up Smash= Back And Attack Button
Theese Were The Moves Activation Cause In Sonic Battle.
(If Im Wrong Please Correct Me.)

Naruto's AAA attack is the first three hits of (sage) Naruto's neutral combo in UN Impact.

Link's bomb arrows did NOT originate in Twilight Princess, but in Link's Awakening.

Battle Results Screen BGM is a major-scale arrangement of the last part of Battlefield, which is part of our official main theme.
Dracula's Castle BGM uses both Bloody Tears and Vampire Killer, the two most iconic songs from NES Castlevania series.

Ichigo's win pose is based on his win pose from Bleach Dark Souls.

Megaman up attack uppercut is from marvel vs capcom 2....

Naruto's down special is from the Anime When he come comes up from underground to uppercut the s*** outta Neji he was uppercutted so hard he left the roaster. Wait that was Rock lee along with Vegeta hey SSF2 gets enough hate

It was actually first seen in Mega Man 2: The Power Fighters.

Most of Wario's moveset is mainly based on moves that originate from Wario Land 4, Wario Land: Shake It, and Wario World, moves based on Wario's own character design, and moves based on the various methods of completing microgames, most likely from WarioWare: Touched!. The rest of Wario's moveset seems to be based on his general design, both as a Nintendo character and as a Super Smash Bros. character. I've added some links as references for each category.



Reference: http://www.mariowiki.com/Fat_Wario | http://www.mariowiki.com/Wario_Land_4#Wario.27s_moves



Reference: http://www.mariowiki.com/List_of_WarioWare:_Touched!_microgames



Reference: http://www.mariowiki.com/Wario_World#Moves



Reference: http://www.mariowiki.com/Wario_Land:_Shake_It!#Gameplay



Reference: http://www.mariowiki.com/wario#General_information | http://www.ssbwiki.com/Air_speed

Dang Doof and here i am scrambling for Ichigo's moveset

Hueco Mundo's BGM is composed of the following Bleach songs:
Will of The Heart
Treacherously
Invasion
Clavar la Espada (Translation: To Knock in the Sword)
Nube Negra (Translation: Black Cloud)
Quincy's Craft
Vasto Lorde (Ichigo vs. Ulquiorra theme)

Suprisingly ive never heard the victory themes for many characters oncei started playing competitively i turned the music off
Buuut Ichigo's agressive playstyle is kind of how he fights in the anime he is a very agressive fighter In SSF2 Ichigo can be played agressively and to me when you play him agressively you bring out the best in him

The sound Thwomp makes when it smashes a platform is the sound it make in Super Mario 64.

Kirby's Thwomp form, however, uses Whomp's sound instead.

Since nobody ever answered this: Sora's victory theme is part of the orchestral version of "Hikari", the main theme of Kingdom Hearts I as well as some of the other games.
In earlier demos, Sora's victory theme was the field theme of Olympus Coliseum, which played in Kingdom Hearts I whenever Sora won a match in the Coliseum.

According to the devs, Black Mage's victory pose comes from Mario Sports Mix. And yes, I'm still disappointed that it isn't the classic Final Fantasy victory pose.

Time to be the fangirl of FF that I'm always are.

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-Dtilt, Jab, FTilt and BAir are based of the 3 main weapons that the class could use in the franchise (Punch, Dagger, Staff)
-While the character in the game itself is the BLACK Mage, he has some magics that are actually from other types of magic:

Choco Kick (FAir) it's a summoner magic.
1000 Needles (UThrow) is blue magic
Stop and Haste on the first game were Black Magic, but got changed on the next games to Time.
Aero (FThrow) Blue Magic
Quake (BThrow) Blue Magic
Goblin Punch (UTilt) Blue Magic
Meteor tends to be considered Black Magic, but in FFV it was Time.
His air dodge it's Invisible, a White Magic

-Oddly enough, his 100% ledge attack uses a sword, which mages can't use (Which would explain why he uses it only on that attack, and so slowly)
-His entrance appearance comes from the FF1 class selection menu, and the other character that appear are the rest of the cast (Knight, Thief, Monk, White Mage, Red Mage)
-On his victory pose, a Crystal of multiple colors can be seen around him, that's one of the Crystals in the main plot of FF, representing the 4 elements.
-His idle animation (When he looks like he's thinking about something) comes from the fact while mages are casting in FF, they get a little animation of them "preparing" the spell before using it.
-The crouch animation is based around the low hp animation of the characters in the FF franchise.
-The victory theme it's the popular and well known victory fanfare from the franchise.
-His spot-dodge animation comes from the common chance in the main games of dodging an attack, a "Miss" message will appear.
-The first part of his Final Smash comes from the RNG that there was in FF to find enemies by walking, when sometimes you literally just walked 1 step and you found an enemy
-The second part it's the classic menu of FF and BM picking Flare, commonly one of the most powerful spells in the game.
-In the Magic part of his FS, there are some of the spells that he uses in battle, but there are also some that he doesn't really use at all. (By example he isn't using neither Flood or Saber)
-While BM smashes can be charged to be the third phase of them (By example FSmash Thunder becomes Thundaga), the only spell which has his mid-way transformation is Fire (Fira), and it's on his NAir.
-The concept of his DAir could easily come from the fact that in the games, Death is a low accuracy spell, so it's not really common that you get the effect as much as you cast it (Hence why it's a sweetspot)
-The delayed Meteor of Death could be given thanks to another spell, Doom which leaves a timer on your opponent that causes him to die the moment the timer reaches 0.
-Neutral Taunt comes from the common victory animations from the franchise.
-Down Taunt comes from the theme when you rest on an INN in the first game.
-His Dash Attack (Stone) doesn't make sense in the logic of FF, because the only ways you can remove it are a White Magic spell or a Golden Needle used by another person. Or dying.

...you still with me? Wow, I'm amazed. Anyway, that's all I got, I could be wrong on some of them tho. In any case I still have some more information about the FF-centred stages (Chaos Shrine and Lunar Core) so maybe I'll follow this one up someday