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47: Meta Knight

48: NiGHTS

49: Zero Suit Samus: Please note that Zero Suit Samus is on Samus’ roster spot, and also note that Sheik is on Zelda’s roster spot.

50: Blaze the Cat: Thanks to the release of Sonic Rush, Sonic Rush Adventure, and Sonic Synergy (a Sonic game that plays like a Sonic Rush game, but with 3D gameplay, and it has elements from OTL’s Sonic 06, Sonic Advance 3, and Sonic Rivals 1 and 2), Blaze is added in because of that.

51: Conker the Squirrel: In case you’re wondering, he'd play a lot like how he does in the fan-expansion of SSB64 known as “Smash Remix”.

52: Bomberman: Kojima did request Snake for Melee just like in our timeline, but once again it was too late to add him. Sakurai tried to get him for Brawl, but Konami offered Bomberman instead, thinking he would fit better with Smash's family friendly audience. Sakurai agreed since Bomberman was a requested character. He tried to get Snake for Smash 4, but at that point Kojima had left Konami and they wanted nothing to do with his characters. Because of this, Snake in Smash unfortunately never happened in this timeline (but at least he appears in the PlayStation All-Stars fighting game series).

53: Ike: Doesn’t replace Roy in this timeline (since Roy’s an unlockable character in this timeline’s Brawl).

54: Infernmenace: One of the recurring antagonists of the BowserQuest series is playable in Smash in this timeline.

55: Ristar [1]

56: Piplup

57: Scizor

58: Kumatora

59: Samurai Goroh

60: Pac-Man

61: Amy Rose

62: Mega Man

63: Simon Belmont

64: Sakura Shinguji

65: Waluigi: In this timeline, Waluigi is one of the first unlockable newcomers in Brawl in this timeline, unlocked after Samurai Goroh, Kumatora, Sakura Shinguji, and third-party fighters Bomberman, Pac-Man, Mega Man, and Simon Belmont. On a side-note, Waluigi’s also in the Wario Land and WarioWare series in this timeline.

66: King K. Rool

67: Lucario: Doesn’t replace Mewtwo in this timeline.

68: Bowser Jr.

69: Tyrano: He’s the Yoshi’s Island villain representative.

70: Micaiah

71: Prince Haru/Prince Havoc: Prince Haru’s one of the major antagonists of the Super Mario series in this timeline, who makes his debut in Super Mario Bros. 2: The Legend of the Warp Zone.

72: Alex: One of the characters from the Golden Sun series is playable in Smash, and he’s one of the characters with an important role in the Subspace Emissary.

73: R.O.B.

74: Black Mage: Here’s one of the characters from the Final Fantasy series now playable in Smash in this timeline.

75: Geno: Yep, Geno in Smash actually happened in this timeline. [2]

76: Toon Link: The first of the DLC fighters of this game in this timeline, since in TTL, the Nintendo Revolution (the TTL name for the Nintendo Wii) is a lot more powerful than OTL’s Wii, but not as powerful as the PS3 and/or XBox 360.

77: Crash Bandicoot

78: Wolf O’Donnell

79: Shantae

80: Mr. Shine & Mr. Bright

81: Ryu: The last of the DLC fighters of this game in this timeline.

01ε: Dr. Mario: Dr. Mario was promoted from Echo Costume to Echo Fighter in this timeline’s SSBB.

10ε: Raichu

19ε: Princess Daisy: Daisy was promoted from Echo Costume to Echo Fighter in this timeline’s SSBB.

38ε: Amitie

EX: Mii Fighters: In this timeline, the Mii Fighters actually got to be in SSBB, although they won’t be used online for justified reasons. So like in our timeline, the three Mii Fighter types are Brawler, Swordfighter, and Gunner. Also, on a side-note, the Miis in this timeline are known as Playtars (combination of play and avatar), and the Mii Fighters in this timeline are renamed to Playtar Fighters.