Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl Underrated Characters Fans Want

A fighting game generally has a bunch of characters that can get into the fight and throw some punches with the best of them, but some characters don't have those abilities. They instead use their superior intellect to outsmart others, and no other character can match the intellect of the boy genius himself, Jimmy Neut


Next up is Brawlhalla , probably the most successful game on this list. While Brawlhalla 's art and animation style haven't won it a ton of fans, it is a free-to-play game on most platforms that receives frequent updates and has a thriving competitive scene. It's gameplay struck the right balance between deep, and accessible, to draw in a playerbase and keep

Seeing that one stage in the trailer pointed to or hinted at certain platform-specific characters or stages. This may not actually happen at launch but could certainly be an aspect for DLC down the line.

One of TG's personal favorites has been all the Gibby memes from ICarly . Gibby, the oddball side character from ICarly, getting put into this game is on the same level as maybe Brock from Pokemon getting put into the next Smash game as a playable character.


While Power Stone 2 is technically an arena fighter, there's no arguing that it's the arena fighter closest to Super Smash Bros . Power Stone 2 upgrades its player count from two to four, and focuses even more on items and environmental interaction than the first game did. The result is a chaotic brawl across multiple surprisingly dynamic stages that are up there with the best Super Smash Bros. has to offer. This series is harder to come by these days, having only been released on Dreamcast , PSP, and in arcades, but emulation should provide a good way to experience this often-forgotten Capcom clas

These two beaver siblings live in a bachelor pad in the Pacific Northwest. Though they’re brothers, they tend to bicker constantly and cause each other as much harm as possible. Regardless, their chaotic nature could potentially make them great fighters.

While this easily missed thing might be a stretch, there seems to be a slight hint to possible crossovers. In the trailer, there are a few very brief glances at a spooky cemetery stage that looks like something straight out of Luigi's Mansion. However, this probably is not the case because the trailer was showing off the game for all platforms. This could still be in the realm of possibility for other properties though.

This group of plastic superheroes consisted of The Flesh, Thundergirl, Stinky Diver, and Meltman. A recurring segment on KaBlam, these superpowered toys had distinct abilities that ranged from underwhelming to silly and utterly impractical. Internal squabbling and disagreements usually got in the way of whichever adventure they were on.


Rivals of Aether even has four new characters and rollback netcode coming in the near future. To make that good news better, those four characters originated as mods on the Rivals of Aether Steam Workshop , which also hosts thousands of user-created characters, stages, and modes. This one is not to be missed, especially now that it has its own sequel in developm

The trailer for Nickelodeon: All-Stars Brawl shows off a good amount of stages from the likes of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Hey Arnold, Spongebob Squarepants, and even Ren and Stimpy. The stages that are shown briefly might be unlockable secret stages or perhaps even variations on the default stage.

While he would definitely be smaller than most other combatants if added, he could more than make up for that in speed. Maybe he could tunnel his way around arenas or build doors to escape from once things get too heavy? Swift, elusive fighters are genre mainstays, and Winslow would be a solid example.


Jimmy is known for his large array of inventions that appeared in several of the show's episodes , and he has several that could be utilized in a fight. His most popular is of course his robot dog Goddard, and he can use Goddard to fly around and move quickly on the battlefi

This next one is sort of along the same vein as our first entry, and it's all about how if another game shows up using iconic and nostalgic characters, but has better consumer practices, most people usually jump ship. Twitter user Clipboards uses this concept to make a point of sub-tweeting on another post from @HuskySSBM about how the developers of All-Stars Brawl Stars Events confirmed rollback netcode on their Discord . Rollback netcode is, of course, the type of netcode that fighting game fans much prefer compared to delayed input netcode that Smash uses.

Perhaps, a la the Ice Climbers of Super Smash Bros., players would control both of them tethered together, allowing for double damage as well as an interesting balancing act. Maybe they'd be able to summon Wolffe D. Wolf or even their bear friend Barry Bear. Regardless of whether or not The Angry Beavers' angry beavers make it, hopefully there is at least a reference to Stump in the game.