Super Smash Flash 2 Demo/Beta 1.2

Beta 1.2 is the third revision of the final major release of the Super Smash Flash 2 Demo and followed the second beta phase of development.

Differences from Beta 1.1
This demo features many differences from Beta 1.1, with the most notable being the addition of six new unlockable characters:, , , , , and. As with other versions of the demo, many changes have also been made to the returning characters, including, , and having completely new sprites.

Several new stages have been added as well, including Venus Lighthouse, The World That Never Was, Sky Pillar, Krazoa Palace, and Suzaku Castle. In addition to these, stages such as and Nintendo 3DS received the stage hazards they had prior to being removed in Beta 1.0.

Smash Balls return to the game, yet again, bringing Final Smashes with them. Nagato and Riku were also added as Assist Trophies. This update also added several new items: the Blood Sword, Poison Bomb and. The Master Ball item got updated, now behaving similarly to the official  games, where it releases rare Pokémon. A new item, Trophy Stand, was added to act like the old Master Ball.

All characters were given new, far less limited costumes; every character's costume amount got changed to 12 costumes total, including the default one.

The HUD and UI received a visual upgrade. New visual effects for multiple occurrences, such as clanking and hitting an invincible foe, were added. New sound effects and voice clips were also added, most notably for the Firework item, and, respectively.

Version history
1.2.0
 * View full changelog here

1.2.0.1
 * Fixed black screen crash on app start
 * Fixed issue with gamepad controls resetting in online mode
 * Fixed Kirby/Rayman lockjaw infinites
 * Fixed crashes on self-destruct KOs caused by some Ness costumes
 * Controls menu button added to online mode character select screen
 * Select hand can now interact with online mode character select menu buttons
 * 32-bit runtime fixed for Windows XP
 * MGN’s lobby performance should now be back to v1.1 levels, if not better

Trivia

 * Starting with this version of the demo, McLeodGaming began a new strategy for releasing updates called the "Rotation Release Cycle". With this strategy, a new update would be released every two months starting in March 2020.
 * Due to this, the demo is set to release with certain features such as Final Smashes left incomplete until a later update.
 * Prior to its release, this version of the demo was leaked many times, with a promotional build from April 2019 getting publicly released.