A character, in the artistic point of view, refers to the person or other being that is part of a narrative work. There exists numerous characters in the McLeodGaming media, filling different roles according to the work play. Characters can be sorted into playable and non-playable categories, which distinguishes whether they can be directly controlled by the player.
Characters in the Super Smash Flash series[]
Playable characters[]
Playable characters in the Super Smash Flash series can be divided into starter and unlockable characters, which distinguishes whether characters can be played immediately after starting the game or need to be unlocked.
These characters conform a roster chosen beforehand by the games' developers themselves. The roster for the original Super Smash Flash was selected by Greg Cleod9 McLeod himself; because SSF did not start development as a Super Smash Bros. fan game, it saw the addition of fan characters. When it eventually evolved into a Super Smash Bros. fan game, the availability for suitable sprite sheets at the time became the main factor for characters to be included, and as such, many veterans from the Super Smash Bros. series did not appear, but conversely many third-party and fourth-party characters got added instead, such as the infamous manga-originated characters. The roster for the reboot Super Smash Flash 2 was expanded; it originally comprised 45 characters,[1] this time selected by Cleod9 and the initial development team. This roster, though, has long been dropped by the current staff and a new one has since been constructed with more unexpected additions, notably removing fan characters. Unlike with SSF, the SSF2 developers create their own sprite sets for the game rather than using existing public sprite sheets.
This is a list of the playable characters in the Super Smash Flash series. Shaded cells denote unlockable characters.
Unconfirmed characters[]
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This section contains information of a formerly confirmed feature.
The original source that confirmed the subject has otherwise become obsolete, outdated or deprecated and has yet to be reconfirmed by an official modern source. |
These characters were part of the original roster for Super Smash Flash 2 that was scrapped during the game's development reboot. While some of them were removed entirely from the roster, it is unknown whether the rest will be in the game, which means this list should absolutely not be taken as a confirmation of their status as playable characters.
Original roster[]
| Name | Universe | |
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| Diddy Kong | Donkey Kong | 
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| Kratos Aurion | Tales | 
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| Solid Snake | Metal Gear | 
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Expansion characters[]
Main article: Expansion character
Main article: | Name | Universe | |
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| Dark Sonic | Sonic | 
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| Ike | Fire Emblem | 
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| NES Mario | Mario | 
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| Roy | Fire Emblem |
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| Sephiroth | FINAL FANTASY | 
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Cut characters[]
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This section contains information pertaining to unused content.
The subject was never implemented or was removed, cut or altered at some point of its development, and this section pertains to its original implementation. |
These are characters that were removed from the playable roster for Super Smash Flash 2 and have been confirmed to not be returning. Several of these characters have reincoporated as Assist Trophies or background elements.
| Name | Universe | |
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| Azrael | McLeodGaming | |
| Renji Abarai | Bleach | 
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| Riku | KINGDOM HEARTS | 
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| Robo Ninja | McLeodGaming | |
| Rock Lee | Naruto | 
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| Sasuke Uchiha | Naruto |
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| Spikeman | McLeodGaming | |
| Vegeta IV | Dragon Ball | 
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Non-playable characters[]
Non-playable characters include boss characters (which also includes mini-bosses) and enemy teams. Item characters, characters released from Assist Trophies, Pokémon released from Poké Balls, regular enemies, and background characters also fit in this category, but due to them coming in great numbers, they are not listed below. As many elements for SSF2 are still unknown, some could have been scrapped, even if there was a confirmation in the past.
Characters in the Yeah Jam Fury series[]
Though the Yeah Jam Fury series is a collaboration between World Entertainment Studios and McLeodGaming, it must be noted that all the characters can be considered original creations of the former rather than the latter.
Playable characters[]
The actions of these characters are directly controlled by a player, requiring them to swap between them to reach the mango and clear each level. All of them appear in the original Yeah Jam Fury and its follow-up, Yeah Jam Fury: U, Me, Everybody!.
- Fury – The rageful Grin clad in red who eradicates blocks with his sheer strength and weight.
- Jam – The energetic Grin clad in blue who navigates blocks using his hammer to boost across them.
- Yeah – The jolly Grin clad in yellow who fabricates blocks available to him in his quota.
Non-playable characters[]
These characters conform the supporting cast of the Yeah Jam Fury series.
- Mr. Bloo – A massive purple whale who blasts rainbow streams that first appeared in Yeah Jam Fury: U, Me, Everybody!.
- Mr. Snowman – A gigantic snow monster commanded by Ms. Carrot that first appeared in Yeah Jam Fury: U, Me, Everybody!.
- Mr. Super – A mysterious giant being who lurks in dark areas and whose big yellow eye is his only discernible part. He is the only non-playable character who appears in both games.
- Mr. Zane – The clerk of the Z-Mart that first appeared in Yeah Jam Fury: U, Me, Everybody!.
- Ms. Carrot – A mischievous ginger girl that first appeared in Yeah Jam Fury: U, Me, Everybody!.
Characters in Fraymakers[]
Fraymakers features a wide cast of characters hailing from other independent games. Note that the game also allows players to create and import their own custom characters, which are not counted for this list.
Playable characters[]
Fraymakers features various playable characters, at least one of which is planned to be made available separately as downloadable content.
| Name | Franchise(s) |
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| CommanderVideo | BIT.TRIP |
| Octodad | Octodad |
| Orcane | Rivals of Aether |
| Ultra Fishbunjin 3000 | Ittle Dew Slap City |
| The Watcher | Slay the Spire |
| Welltaro | Downwell |
Non-playable characters[]
Non-playable characters primarily include the game's many Assists, which can be summoned by a playable character during a match. Several stages also contain characters as hazards or background elements. Note that playable characters can also be used as Assists but are not counted for this list.
Assists[]
| Name | Franchise(s) |
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| Aine | Renaine |
| The Ape | APE OUT |
| The Bard | Wandersong |
| Birthday | King of the Hat |
| Captain Viridian | VVVVVV |
| Crewmate | Among Us |
| Diogenes | Getting Over It with Bennett Foddy |
| Fancy Pants Man | Fancy Pants Adventures |
| Gunman Clive | Gunman Clive |
| Josef | Machinarium |
| The Kid | I Wanna Be the Guy |
| Kragg | Rivals of Aether |
| Lady Luck | Dicey Dungeons |
| Lea | CrossCode |
| Nikandreos | Apotheon |
| Niko | OneShot |
| Peppino Spaghetti | Pizza Tower |
| Pizza | Chicory: A Colorful Tale |
| Rhythm Doctor | Rhythm Doctor |
| Rockman | FTL: Faster Than Light |
| The Shopkeeper | Downwell |
| The Silent | Slay the Spire |
| Stardrop | Stardrop Indie Pogo |
| Super Hexagon | Super Hexagon |
| Tankman | Newgrounds |
Characters in other media[]
Outside the major game series, Super Smash Flash and Yeah Jam Fury, there are other characters that have appeared in other works created by McLeodGaming, more commonly in Flash-animated shorts.
Characters in A Super Mario World[]
These are the characters that appear in the Flash-animated series, A Super Mario World. The appearance of some of the characters listed below predates even their first appearance in the SSF series.
- Bowser – The main antagonist of the Mario series and a major antagonist in A Super Mario World.
- Cloud Strife – A character from the FINAL FANTASY series, appearing under his KINGDOM HEARTS's incarnation, and the tritagonist of A Super Mario World.
- Doctor Eggman – The main antagonist of the Sonic series and a minor antagonist in A Super Mario World.
- Jigglypuff – A character from the Pokémon series and a cameo character in A Super Mario World.
- Knuckles the Echidna – A major character in the Sonic series and a minor antagonist in A Super Mario World.
- Link – The main protagonist of The Legend of Zelda and the deuteragonist in A Super Mario World.
- Luigi – A major character in the Mario series and a minor character in A Super Mario World.
- Mario – The main protagonist of the Mario series and A Super Mario World.
- Morton Koopa Jr. – A minor antagonist in the Mario series and A Super Mario World.
- Princess Peach – A major character in the Mario series and a minor character in A Super Mario World.
- Princess Zelda – A major character in the The Legend of Zelda and A Super Mario World.
- Riku – A major character in the KINGDOM HEARTS series and the true main antagonist in A Super Mario World. He appears in his Dark Mode form, Dark Riku.
- Sonic the Hedgehog – The main protagonist of the Sonic series and a minor antagonist in A Super Mario World. He is also able to transform into Super Sonic.
- Yoshi – A major character in the Mario series, the main protagonist of the Yoshi series and a cameo character in A Super Mario World.
Characters in School[]
These are the characters that appear in the 2005 horror comedy Flash short, School.
- Mr. Hackensaw – The antagonist and main character of School.
- Principal – A minor character and the principal of Regal Valley High School.
- Student 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 – A group of young teenagers that attend classes at Regal Valley High School.
Other characters[]
- Brian – A character from World of Starcraft.
- ＣＬＥＯＤＢＯＴ – A recurring gag character used to promote Super Smash Flash 2.
- Sakuro – The main protagonist of the anime-influenced series, Animus.
- Sam - A character from Munchies: How to Buy a Car.
- Steve – A character from World of Starcraft.
Notes[]
- ↑ Super Sonic is no longer a separate playable character in Super Smash Flash 2, but he is playable via Sonic's Final Smash.
- ↑ A giant Pokémon may appear at random during level 3 of Classic mode in Super Smash Flash 2. Due to this, though, it is not a certain boss appearance.
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