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Super Smash Flash series Well, isn't this the reason you're all here? Check out these exciting fighting games! Read more > McLeodGaming Games McLeodGaming isn't only Super Smash Flash. Take a look at the other games on the site! Read more > McLeodGaming Cartoons Flash-animated cartoons in all of their glory! Why don't you check them out? Read more > Super Smash Con Discover what McLeodGaming has shown or is preparing for this year's fan convention! Read more > Forums Games Cartoons Events Cleod9 Characters Episode 1 Episode 2 Episode 3 Characters Stages Items Game modes Enemies Bosses Music Techniques Demo Characters Levels Trochievals Music Characters Stages Items Game modes Enemies Bosses Events Music Techniques Competitive play SSF2 Team Demo Characters Levels Achievements Memory Book Stage Builder Music Demo Characters Assists Stages Game modes Achievements Music FrayTools Team Fray School is a 2005 Halloween special Flash-animated short, created and written by Gregory McLeod (a.k.a. Cleod9) from Cleod9 Productions, and published by McLeodGaming. The story centers a group of students as they try to survive the class from their new creepy teacher, Mr. Hackensaw. The animation was done with a particular anime-influenced style, as it was common with the early MG cartoons, it also contains excessive blood scenes, though the quality of the animation seemingly downgrades the violence. Continue reading | Nominate another article New to this wiki? Before you do anything, read through this wiki's rules and guidelines. Do not forget to follow them! Find out more about this wiki on the Project:About page. If you are new to wikis in general, check out the Fandom University! Adding content This wiki has three lists of articles that need help, called article stubs, article epic stubs and articles in need of cleanup. Don't be shy, get in there! You can find a list of useful templates here, with some of them being documented on the templates project page. Talk and more... Check out the community portal to see what the community is working on, to give feedback or just to say hi. If you ever need any help after reading all of this, ask here! To write a new article, just enter the title in the box below. Because it lacks arms or hands, Sandbag is the only character in Super Smash Flash 2 who cannot grab onto ledges at all. Despite this, it is still able to grab, pummel and throw opponents. In Super Smash Flash 2, on the Bowser's Castle stage, if a character uses a move with super armor and falls into the lava, depending on how long said super armor lasts, they will self-destruct. The same goes for if a character has invincibility frames. On December 31, 2010, on the eve for Super Smash Flash 2 Demo v0.7's release, developer Jamal Ransaw announced a reskin for the main McLeodGaming website, even showcasing the new buttons the site would have carried. This never came into fruition and no other word of this announcement was spoken ever again, not even after the site actually got reskinned in March 3, 2016. A Super Mario World Episode 2 and the original Super Smash Flash remain the only works created by McLeodGaming alone (not counting the co-developed Yeah Jam Fury) that were awarded in the Flash portal website, Newgrounds. A Super Mario World Episode 2 received a "Daily 3rd Place" award while Super Smash Flash received the "Frontpaged" and "Daily Feature" awards. The puzzle-platform game, Yeah Jam Fury: U, Me, Everybody!, is the first commercial video game to be released by both indie companies, World Entertainment Studios and McLeodGaming, in their history. -SSF2 BETA 1.3.1- Update Announcement The current revision of the Super Smash Flash 2 Demo is Beta 1.3.1.1 Download the most recent version of the demo right here for Windows 64-bit (Installer), Windows 32-bit (Installer), Windows 64-bit (Portable), Windows 32-bit (Portable), Mac 64-bit (Standalone), and Linux.

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