Smash Flash DOJO!!!/Fourth revision

The fourth DOJO!!! logo.

The following archives include, in detail, all of the updates from the fourth incarnation of the Smash Flash DOJO!!!.

2010

Characters

Characters

Title	Date	Summary	Link
Mario	June 5	"With his familiar red cap, blue overalls, and bushy mustache, “Mr. Nintendo” returns to Super Smash Flash! Mario is balanced for any situation. He also seems to have brought a Fire Flower with him!"	[1]
	August 9		[2]
	September 8	"The famous red-clad plumber Mario once again sets foot on the battleground. Let’s-a go! Mario is a well balanced, all-around character, suitable for both beginning and more advanced players."	[3]
Kirby	June 5	"He’s round, pink, and ready for action in his return to Super Smash Flash! It’s Kirby, Warp Star-riding citizen of Dream Land who can suck up anything."	[4]
	July 19		[5]
	December 22	"He’s round, cute and pink; Kirby from the Stars comes back to Super Smash Flash 2! He has an unique ability that allows him to copy the power of his opponents. Use the power of your enemies against them!"	[6]
Ichigo	June 6	"Straight from Bleach, Ichigo Kurosaki joins the fray, and he’s not going to hold back! Wielding his Zanpakutō, used to dispell evil spirits, he is truly a force to be reckoned with!"	[7]
	July 5	"Ichigo Kurosaki joins the fight in Super Smash Flash 2! Armed with his zanpakutō, Ichigo deals out fast attacks. Be sure to watch out if he sets his eyes on you!"	[8]
Link	June 8	"The hero of the ages returns in his Twilight Princess form! Link comes equipped with a diverse arsenal of weaponry, including his trusty Master Sword and his bow. Use them to change the flow of battle."	[9]
	October 13		[10]
	November 10	"Link, The Hero of Time, returns to Super Smash Flash 2! Wielding the sacred Master Sword and equiped with a large range of weapons, Link is ready to face any opponent."	[11]
Lloyd	June 8	"With the Eternal Sword in hand, Lloyd returns to Super Smash Flash! Utilizing special moves learned throughout Tales of Symphonia, Lloyd is a real threat on the battlefield!"	[12]
	December 6	"Lloyd Irving, hero of Tales of Symphonia, makes his return to Super Smash Flash 2! He fights using his two swords. Utilizing special moves learned throughout Tales of Symphonia, Lloyd is a real threat on the battlefield! Use his versatile abilities to dominate the stage."	[13]
Naruto	June 8	"Naruto is back, but he’s changed since the last time we saw him. With his new attacks and a different ego, Naruto will be able to match anyone, while battling the nine-tailed demon within him."	[14]
	September 29		[15]
	December 29	"Naruto Uzumaki is back, but this time he dons his Naruto: Shippūden outfit! Check it out. Not just his outfit is different, but Naruto also goes full out with his signature jutsu attacks and ninja weaponry this time around. Summon clones, throw shuriken and move at high speeds, for such is the nature of a true ninja from Konoha!"	[16]
Mega Man	June 8	"The Blue Bomber finally warps in! In the previous game, he didn’t actually appear. Rather, his future brother, X, did. But now he’s here in his classic glory!"	[17]
	November 22	"The Blue Bomber makes his appeareance! Rocking his classic blue attire, Mega Man feels fresh and new. He fights his opponent packed with firepower. Use a large range of weapons to combat your foes!"	[18]
Sora	June 14	"The chosen wielder of the Keyblade makes his entrance; Sora has joined the fray! Using combos with the Keyblade and a variety of magical abilities, Sora has many ways to defeat his opponent. Perhaps the darkness will finally be defeated…"	[19]
	November 29	"The chosen wielder of the Keyblade makes his entrance; It’s Sora from KINGDOM HEARTS! Using combos with the Keyblade and a variety of magical abilities, Sora has many ways to defeat his opponent. Think creative!"	[20]
Sonic	June 28	"Returning at supersonic speeds, the blue blur is back for more action! Sonic is faster than just about every character. With his speedy attacks, opponents will have a hard time keeping up."	[21]
	September 22	"Sonic the Hedgehog appears once more to join the party! The blue blur is ready for action. Of course, Sonic is all about speed, so if you think fast, you can run circles around your opponents."	[22]
Ness	July 30	"The psychic boy from EarthBound, also known as Mother 2 in Japan. In addition to his standard baseball bat and yo-yo, Ness has quite a few powers, including the ability to absorb incoming attacks."	[23]
	October 11		[24]
	December 20	"The psychic youth from EarthBound makes his entry. It’s Ness! In addition to his oh-so-famous Baseball Bat, Ness is also gifted with psychokinesis, pyrokinesis and other PSI abilities. Use them wisely!"	[25]
Pikachu	August 20	"Pokémon #025: Pikachu, the Mouse Pokémon. When several of these Pokémon gather, their electricity could build and cause lightning storms."	[26]
Goku	September 17	"Also known as Kakarot, Goku joins the fray! As a saiyan, Goku is strong and fast. He’s a tough opponent to handle.	[27]
	November 5	"Dragon Ball’s Son Goku appears to stand his ground in Super Smash Flash 2! Eager to fight strong opponents, Goku is ready to go all out. Can this strong warrior even be defeated?!"	[28]
Donkey Kong	October 15	"He’s the leader of the bunch; you know him well. He’s finally here to kick some tail!	[29] [30] [31]
Yoshi	November 19	"The happy-go-lucky native of Yoshi’s Island joins the fight! With his powerful Yoshi-tongue and egg-citing abilities, Yoshi can dominate the field with his strong attacks and flutter jump."	[32]
Samus	December 17	"Samus Aran reporting for duty! She comes from the Metroid games. Her Power Suit comes with a variety of special abilities, including the well-known Power Beam and the Morph Ball. Use these to win the battle!"	[33] [34]

How to Play

How to Play

Title	Date	Summary	Link
Revival platorms	June 8	"In Smash, whenever you are KO’d, you return to the stage on a revival platform! In Super Smash Flash 2, the characters return to the battlefield on their own personalized platform!"	[35]
Final Forms	July 21	This update is about the Final Forms, a powerful kind of Final Smash which involves the player transforming into a stronger variant of its former self with a complete new moveset or similar ones but stronger.	[36]
Gliding	August 2	A technique exclusive for some characters. It can be performed by holding down the up button when jumping in midair (or performing an up special move), making the character glide straight forward, it was possible to aim upwards and downwards, as well as cancel it by attacking in midair, making the character go helpless and fall. It should be note that once the glide is set, the player cannot turn around.	[37]
Reflecting	September 1	This technique is a quality many characters have in the special moves, the purpose of reflecting is to send back an incoming projectile back to the user. The update shows Mega Man's Proto Shield and Mario's Cape as example of reflecting moves. There are however, projectiles that cannot be reflected, such as Fire Mario's Mario Finale.	[38]
Recovering	September 6	The technique for recovering refers to the act of trying to get back to some the stage's solid platforms after being launched from it. Most of recovery moves are the up special moves from the character's moveset, which usually launch them vertically. Gliding, floating and multiple jumps also have recovering qualities.	[39]
Standard attacks	September 15	A short tutorial on how to use a character's regular attacks. The tutorial explains the standard combo, tilt attacks, smash attacks, and dash attack.	[40]
On-screen appearances	September 27	A simple update of a visual effect that has no effect on gameplay. An on-screen appearance is the way players enter the match in a unique way representing their respective series. This includes Mario entering via a Warp Pipe, Kirby landing on the Warp Star, Ness using PK Teleport, among others.	[41]
Movement	October 4	A somewhat simplistic update showing the basics of characters' movements, including walking, running, jumping, midair jumping and crouching.	[42]
Shielding & Dodging	October 6	This update refers to how players may react to opponents' attacks; by shielding or rolling. The page also elaborates on air dodging and sidestepping, as well as how failing to remove the shield once it becomes weak leaves the player stunned.	[43]
Idling	October 25	"As your character stands there without any input, it will perform some kind of action! It isn’t much, but it keeps the battle interesting, even when you’re not doing anything."	[44]
On the Edge	October 27	"You’re knocked off the edge. You do your best attempt at recovering but you just barely don’t make it to the platform. If you get close enough to a ledge, you’ll grab on to the edge and hang on."	[45]
Grabbing and Throwing	November 15	A technique that can be done by pressing the grab button. While an opponent is grabbed, player can choose to pummel to arrange his damage or throw him in one of four different directions. Opponents can free themselves from the grab before being thrown by mashing the buttons.	[46]
Three Different Taunts	December 3	"Like in Super Smash Bros. Brawl, you will be able to perform three different taunts! You can choose which taunt you perform by the direction buttons – Up and Down do the same taunt, Left and Right do another taunt, and if you don’t press any direction, you’ll do yet another! There is a large variety for you to enjoy."	[47]
Aerial Combat	December 27	"This update simply showcases different types of aerial attacks, those being: Multi-hits, strong hits, and meteor smashes."	[48]

Game modes

Game Modes

Title	Date	Summary	Link
Training mode	June 21	The Training mode is a mode where the player can practice their skills with one or more CPUs. The player can also spawn different items, reduce or increase the speed, set the opponents' damage, et cetera.	[49]
Adventure mode	July 9	This entry confirms an Adventure mode for SSF2. It follows a world map to select a "planet" and play on a side-scrolling level filled with enemies according the level's layout. There are also numerous boss fights.	[50]
Mushroom Kingdom	October 1	Mushroom Kingdom is the first level in the mode. It is based on the settings of many Mario games. It is divided in three sections, the first is an overground section where you fight Goombas, Koopa Troopas and Piranha Plants, the second one is an underground section where you fight some of the same enemies but also other creatures like Boos, Petey Piranha appears here as mini-boss; the third section is Bowser's Castle, where a boss fight awaits the player. This update also confirms the inclusion of locked doors.	[51]
Difficulties	October 29	An update that shows the four levels of difficulty while playing the Adventure Mode; the difficulties are: Beginner, Normal, Hard and Insane. The higher the level, the tougher the enemies and bosses are. Additionally, more enemies are present in higher difficulty levels.	[52]
Brawl mode	December 8	Brawl is the 'standard' fighting mode of Super Smash Flash 2. The main objective of Brawl is knocking your opponents out of the screen. DOJO!!! only mentions Stock mode, where you set a number of lives and the last player standing wins, but there is also a Time mode, where a timer is set and the winner with the most KOs wins.	[53]

Stages

Stages

Title	Date	Summary	Link
Battlefield	June 8	One simplistic and small stage, which consists of one long platform with three past-through platforms. States also that the stage changes to day, afternoon and night while the time pass through the match.	[54]
Dream Land		Dream Land is a stage that looks similar to Battlefield, but just a bit wider, giving ranged characters the upper hand. It consists of one long platform with three past-through platforms.	[55]
Final Destination		Final Destination is one of, if not the, most simple stage in the game, consisting of a flat hard platform without any hazards.	[56]
Hueco Mundo		Hueco Mundo was a basic stage, being very wide, with players being able to walk off the stage's blast lines. The buildings on it can be stood as well.	[57]
Mushroom Kingdom II		"This is a past stage from Super Smash Flash as well as Super Smash Bros. Melee. It is relatively simple in design, with a platform in the middle separated from the outer edges by a gap."	[58]
Comet Observatory	June 18	The Comet Observatory was the central hub of Galaxy Tours. Rosalina used to appear in the middle of the stage. From this point, it travels into different Super Mario Galaxy and Super Mario Galaxy 2 galaxies changing completely the stage layout depending the galaxy visited.	[59]
Castle Wily	July 7	Castle Wily is, usually, the final level of many Mega Man games. There, Mega Man last encounters with Dr. Wily in one of his "Wily Machines". The design of this particular Castle Wily stage comes from Mega Man 2.	[60]
Green Hill Zone	July 14	Green Hill Zone is stage reminiscent to the first Sonic game, possessing a ramp in its middle. Silver the Hedgehog was supposed to make a brief cameo running in the loop of the background.	[61]
Jungle Hijinx	July 23	A stage hailing directly from the game Donkey Kong Country. Jungle Hijinx is the name of the first level of aforementioned game and as a stage, it includes some Barrel Cannons the players can hop into to launch them toward other players. Donkey Kong's tree house, Rambi the Rhino's crate and some Mini-Neckys can be seen in the background.	[62]
Waiting Room	July 28	A stage directly from Super Smash Bros. Brawl. The Waiting Room was simply a wider version of Final Destination, and likewise, this stage lacked any sort of gimmick.	[63]
Hyrule Temple	August 11	Temple is a big stage from The Legend of Zelda, being based off on the temple levels from the game Zelda II: The Adventure of Link. There are multiple passages that can help the players to hide or corner their opponents.	[64]
Twilight Town	August 23	A stage in eternal sunset, hence its name — Twilight Town — that hails from the Kingdom Hearts franchise. The matches here are set in three buildings that player can stand on, including other small platforms and other characteristics unique for each building.	[65]
Tower of Salvation	September 13	A stage hailing from Tales of Symphonia. The Tower of Salvation consists of a small platform with moving platforms on either side. Mithos Yggdrasill appears as a hazard and uses multiple special attacks, in order to KO players.	[66]
Saturn Valley	October 8	A stage set on an unparticular village, where the Mr. Saturns live. Saturn Valley consists of a grassy plain with an elevated plateau near the left side of the stage and a floating platform on the right side. Some Mr. Saturns could be attacked, picked and/or thrown, like their item counterparts.	[67]
Konoha	October 18	Hidden Leaf Village is a stage update based on the place where the settings of the manga/anime Naruto takes place. Konoha is a particularly large stage with two buildings on either side acting as platforms. The DOJO entry also mentions the background characters in the stage, such as Rock Lee.	[68] [69]
Good Egg Galaxy	November 26	Good Egg Galaxy's matches take place on the first planet Mario arrives when he visits this galaxy. As commented before, players are not able to circumnavigate the planet, as they will fall down straight, unlike in Super Mario Galaxy.	[70]
Planet Namek	December 31	Planet Namek is formed of large rocky foundations that are surrounded by water, and players were supposed to be able to swim and drown on the water or drown. Vegeta, Trunks and Gohan fly by at fixed intervals, without affecting the match. This was the last update of the 2010 year.	[71]

Items

Items

Title	Date	Summary	Link
Cucco	June 8	"You can pick them [Cuccos] up and throw them at enemies like standard items, but that won’t do a lot of damage. However, if you hold them in the air, it will flap frantically, slowing your descent! But what you must do is never attack them. I’m telling you, don’t do it!"	[72]
Light Yagami		"He uses the Death Note to write the name of a character currently in the battle. Then a Shinigami is summoned, who goes after that player! The Shinigami grabs on to you, and drags you off screen. Whenever Light appears, you know someone is done for."	[73]
What are Assist Trophies?		"If you have played Super Smash Bros. Brawl, you probably already know what Assist Trophies are. These are characters who appear to aid the fighter that called them forth. Basically, they are guest characters separate from the playable roster!"	[74]
What are Poké Balls?	June 17	"Find one [Poké Ball] and throw it to bring forth a Pokémon. There are many Pokémon in SSF2 which can appear, and they can really turn the tide in a battle!"	[75]
Smash Ball	June 23	The Smash Ball is a floating item that the player can attack until it shatters. After that happens, the player can activate their Final Smash by pressing the standard special move button.	[76]
Charizard	June 25	Charizard is a Fire/Flying Pokémon that, when summoned, flied to an opponent and utilized Flamethrower, racking up damage. It would further chase opponents that got away with it, though.	[77]
Hitmonlee	June 30	Hitmonlee is a fighting type Pokémon that is summoned from a Poké Ball. Once it is out, it uses a very powerful Hi-Jump Kick, jumping at the nearest opponent.	[78]
Chikorita	July 12	Chikorita is a grass-type Pokémon. Upon being released from a Poké Ball, Chikorita will use Razor Leaf straight in front of it before disappearing. Anyone that makes contact with the leaves will be damaged and might end up getting hit multiple times.	[79]
Bandana Dee	July 16	Bandana Dee was an Assist Trophy. He attempted to hurt enemies by running into them, although he could also be attacked by his opponents.	[80]
Koffing	July 26	Koffing is a poison-type Pokémon. When released from a Poké Ball, Koffing sucks in air and, after a while, it uses Smoke Screen to cover the sight of both his opponents and the summoner.	[81]
Delibird	August 6	Delibird is a Pokémon that, once released, uses its move Present to throw food that both the summoner and the opponents can eat. They should be careful, though, as Delibird may also throw R-emblemed bombs, rather than food.	[82]
Food	August 16	Food is a generic name for the many small edible items that spawn on the stage. Any player that eats it will be healed, the amount depending on the food. Some food are references to other games, such as the Rare Candy, hailing from the Pokémon franchise.	[83]
What are Battle Cards?	August 27	The update that finally reveals what the "????" subsection is. Battle Cards come from the game KINGDOM HEARTS: Chain of Memories and work similar to Assist Trophies, with the difference only KINGDOM HEARTS can be summoned. They come in four different colors: red, blue, green and black, but it is hinted there is a fifth color.	[84]
Basic Battering Weapons	August 27	This update shows the items that function primarily for battering. These are, from weak to strong: the Fan, who can deal quick, yet weak hits; the Beam Sword, a pretty strong item with good range; and the Home-Run Bat, whose smash attack is a One-hit KO.	[85]
Exploding Tag	September 10	A new item from the Naruto series. A kunai attached with an scrap of paper written "Explode". This item sticks and sets on fire on the character or surface the tag was thrown and, after a certain amount of time, the Explosive Tag explodes.	[86]
Bob-omb	September 20	Bob-ombs are recurring bomb enemies from the Mario series. They work exactly as in SSF, exploding when thrown or hit by something. However, unlike its previous appearance, Bob-ombs will start walking around and eventually explode if no one picks them up.	[87]
E-Tank	September 24	A new item that hails from the Mega Man series. The purpose of this item is to restore all of the health of the player who grabs it. However, the player becomes vulnerable upon picking up the Energy Tank as it heals them. This update also confirms the re-appearance of The Legend of Zelda series' item, the Heart Container, which in SSF2, only heals up to 100 damage.	[88]
Jack Skellington	October 31	A Halloween bonus update revealing Jack Skellington, a character that can be summoned with the help of Battle Cards. Once out, he was supposed to fill the screen with pumpkins that stun opponents. Afterwards, multiple thunderbolts fell from the ceiling.	[89]
Gligar	November 3	Gligar uses Fury Cutter over one opponent, once it is released. Gligar will hit the same opponent in a total of five consecutive hits, each stronger than the last one. If Gligar misses an attack or it gets shielded, Gligar will leave the match.	[90]
Capsule	November 17	A basic container item that can be thrown at opponents or surfaces to free the random item inside it. Capsule also has the chances to explode, instead, though.	[91]
Mr. Saturn	November 24	"These are the adorable creatures that reside in Saturn Valley – the Mr. Saturns! They’ll walk around on their own, but you can pick them up and toss them around! The biggest strength of them, however, is their ability to break shields. A couple hits with them and that shield will break!"	[92]
Stitch	December 10	Stitch is a small blue alien with the namecode of Experiment 626. Originally, when summoned (from a Battle Card), he would his plasma gunshots to rapidly shoot at the opponents.	[93]
Amigo	December 24	This update shows Amigo from the Samba de Amigo series. Upon being summoned, speakers and dancing cacti were supposed appear around him and he would dance to a beat, forcing opponents to taunt uncontrollably. This update also features the track “Samba De Amigo: Samba De Janeiro” which plays during his appearance.	[94]

Music

Music

Title	Date	Summary	Link
Bleach: Arrancar Theme	June 5	"This song is dark and mysterious, like Bleach. It gives the feeling that you’re actually in the game."	[95]
Mega Man: Dr. Wily's Castle	June 6	"Intense and fast, this piece truly resembles the Mega Man series as a whole. It seems to have that effect on gameplay in this game, too."	[96]
Naruto: Strong and Strike	June 8	"This song is from the anime Naruto. It is one of the more popular themes from the series. Like many anime songs, we decided to leave it alone and not get a remix from it."	[97]
Kirby: Fountain of Dreams	July 2	"Kirby’s struggle against the greedy king and the dark forces he unintentionally unleashes… that is really what this song is all about."	[98]
Metal Gear Solid: Main Theme	August 13	"This theme was the start of that assignment, and continues to be heard throughout the Metal Gear series."	[99]
Mother: Hi Hi Hi	September 3	"The Mother series is very strange. This song seems to be an embodiment of that oddness. We had it arranged specifically for this game! BoIng! ZoOM! ThiS Music soUnDs zOOm! LiStEn WhIle yoU FiSH fOr birDIes! KaY-O!"	[100]
Sonic: Never Let It Go	October 22	"Towards the end of that game [Sonic The Fighters], you had to fight against Metal Sonic. This is the song that played during that encounter."	[101]
Super Mario Bros.: Good Egg Galaxy Theme		"After the Gateway Galaxy and entering the first dome, players were treated to the first ‘real’ level of Super Mario Galaxy - Good Egg Galaxy. The song used in that stage is a full orchestral piece. It seems so calm and intense at the same time!"	[102]
Tales of Symphonia: Beat the Angel	November 8	"This song plays, quite fittingly, when you fight Mithos Yggdrassil in the Tower of Salvation."	[103]
Pokémon: Trainer Battle		"The concept of Pokémon is to train up your own Pokémon to battle other trainers, constantly getting stronger as the game progresses. This is the theme that plays during one of those encounters. Intense and fast, it seems like the perfect song for a fight! …too bad the best battles in the game don’t use this song…"	[104]
KINGDOM HEARTS: Sinister Sundown	December 1	"This theme played when battling against Nobodies in Twilight Town. It’s the perfect song when taking down hordes of opponents. This will play on Twilight Town."	[105]
Star Fox: Main Theme	December 13	"This song first appeared in Star Fox 64, and has appeared in many games since. This particular version comes from the original Super Smash Bros.! It does sound pretty heroic."	[106]

Notices

Notices

Title	Date	Summary	Link
A New Beginning	June 5	"Hello all! RoyMaster4 here, using the new Dojo made by Sirtopeia! Unlike all past incarnations of the Dojo, this one will not be held back. Expect updates at regular intervals!"	[107]
No More Comments?	June 18	"They have been disabled due to consistent abuse. In the future we may reintroduce them, but only on specific pages, as we now realize that they will not look professional on the update pages."	[108]
What's this?	July 10	A very mysterious updatedisplaying a mystery black image showing three characters; Bankai Ichigo, Riku and an unknown third character, impossible to recognize until further updates. However, this was later removed.	N/A
Lack of Update	August 19	"I [RoyMaster4] am sorry this past Wednesday did not have an update. My computer had a virus and needed to be repaired, so I was unable to prepare the update. Updates will continue on schedule from now on. Hopefully."	[109]
Lack of Update #2	October 20	"Sorry again. I simply did not have time to make one for tonight. Updates will continue as scheduled, so expect one on Friday! As usual, said update will be something not from the current demo."	[110]

2011

Characters

Characters

Title	Date	Summary	Link
Black Mage	January 7	"Black Mage, one of the Warriors of Light, unexpectedly joins the fray! Join him on his journey in Super Smash Flash 2. Use his unique moveset and devastating magic to knock your foes down!"	[111]
Peach	January 19	Peach is a character that has many attributes from Super Mario Bros. 2 such as the ability to yank vegetables from the floor or the ability to float in midair. She could also cast the power of the Star Spirits to perform her Final Smash. Her sprites were taken from Mario Party Advance.	[112]
	August 15		[113]
Tails	January 31	Tails is an 8 year-old two-tailed fox. Thanks to his two tails, he has many aerial attributes. Much like his appearance in SSF, he comes armed with some of his inventions to aid him, including a cannon, a chained-box glove and his trust biplane; the Tornado.	[114]
Yoshi	February 4	"It’s Yoshi! This happy-go-lucky creature comes from Yoshi's Island. Make use of his majestic Flutter Jump and egg-citing attacks on the battlefield. Yoshi looks like he is having a lot of fun!"	[115]
Wario	February 16	"The greedy, hot-tempered, yellow-and-purple-clad Wario bashes his way into Super Smash Flash 2! Wario fights with some downright disgusting moves, such as his infamous ‘Wario Waft’. But what did you expect? It’s Wario after all…"	[116]
	August 30	"Wario comes to Super Smash Flash 2! Eew, what’s that stench? Despite his bulky appeareance, Wario gets around oddly quick. He fights opponents with his wacky attacks."	[117]
Meta Knight	June 6	"Meta Knight, rival to Kirby from the very near beginning, returns to Super Smash Flash 2. Meta Knight stands firmly on the field of battle, such grace is expected from a swordsman. Use his unique equipement to battle your foes!"	[118] [119]
Fox	October 30	"Fox McCloud, leader of the commando-for-hire unit Star Fox, returns to Super Smash Flash 2! Packed with a plethora of gadgets and quick maneuvers, Fox is ready to deal with any kind of enemy on the battlefield. Return to base after the battle is over!"	[120]

How to Play

How to Play

Title	Date	Summary	Link
Four kinds of special moves	January 24	This update elaborates on the four special moves all playable characters possess, these being the standard, side, up and Down special moves, performed by pressing the special button alongside their respective direction; none, side, up, and down.	[121]
Meteor Smash	August 12	[A Meteor Smash is] an attack that knocks your opponent straight downward. Often it’ll be your down aerial attack, or another move used in air. These moves can be meteor cancelled, though, unlike spikes.	[122]
Chargeable Special Moves	October 26	Some special moves are chargeable, becoming stronger when fully charged, or even, completely different attacks, such as Rasengan becoming Rasenshuriken and Demon Fang becoming Double Demon Fang. The article explains that during a charge, the user can roll (and sometimes even shield), keeping their charge.	[123]

Game modes

Game Modes

Title	Date	Summary	Link
Coin Match	February 11	A new game mode introduced into the Super Smash Flash series. The objective of a Coin match is, as the name implies, to collect as many coins as possible. These coins can be obtained by beating up the opponents. The fighter with the most coins at the end of the match will be the winner.	[124]
Dr. Wily	February 11	"Dr. Albert Wily is the main boss of one of the many Adventure Mode stages, appearing in his famous Wily Capsule. He is unique as a boss in that, most of the time, he is impossible to hit! His capsule fades in and out, and he appears at just the right time for him to strike! It really makes him a pain to fight. Each time Wily reappears, he launches one of the many moves his machine carries, then promptly vanishes once again. Each of the abilities were taken from the numerous old versions of the Wily Capsule!"	[125]

Stages

Stages

Title	Date	Summary	Link
Central Highway	January 10	Central Highway is a location from the game Mega Man X. It is based on the first level from the aforementioned game. It is set on a ruined city, with wreck platforms and deep gaps that lead to bottomless pits. It possesses no hazards, however, a Bee Blader can be seen occasionally flying in the background.	[126]
Casino Night Zone	January 17	Casino Night Zone is based on one of the numerous zones from the game Sonic the Hedgehog 2. It is a pinball-like adapted stage, with various bumpers surrounding the stage.	[127]
Freezeflame Galaxy	February 9	Freezeflame Galaxy consists of a large ice ring with a small ice platform above it and other two rocky platforms that are located on the sides. Because of the ice, the surface of the ring is very slippery. It also contains a pit at its middle, where players can fall into.	[128]
Yoshi's Island	July 1	N/A	[129]
Mushroom Kingdom III	July 18	"A glorification of Super Mario Bros. 3, this stage takes elements from a variety of parts of that game! There are a few special blocks placed around that can aid you in victory. However, danger lurks in the Mushroom Kingdom. When the four tones play, you know what’s going to happen… the Hammer Bro!"	[130]
Fourside	November 5	"A primary feature of this stage seems to be the gaps between the buildings. If you’re not careful, you could get meteor smashed down there! The crane on the left part of the stage moves its load back and forth. Also, one of the Starman UFOs will come by acting as a slippery platform above the stage. It will leave shortly after arriving, however…"	[131]
Sky Sanctuary Zone	November 19	"The stage is modeled after various pieces of the original Sky Sanctuary Zone; it’s a small palace that gently floats in the air. Those floating clouds aren’t just for show, as you can bounce off of them! The top platform also moves up and down slowly… maybe you can time these two right to pull off a nice attack? Fans of the Sonic series may remember Sky Sanctuary as a stage in which literally everything fell apart, from beginning to end. We tried to recreate this in various spots on the stage:"	[132]

Items

Items

Title	Date	Summary	Link
PAC-MAN	January 3	PAC-MAN is the star of the eponymous series, and appeared as an Assist Trophy in his famous 8-bit form. Upon being summoned, PAC-MAN followed the directions its summoner pressed. Whenever he comes in contact with an opponent, he will chomp them, sending them flying with decent knockback.	[133]
Renji	January 12	"Coming from Bleach, this is Renji Abarai, the lieutenant of the 6th Division in the Gotei 13 under Captain Byakuya Kuchiki. Once summoned, Renji will start chasing down opponents, delivering a quick, three-slash combo once he gets close enough. After a short while of being on the battlefield, Renji will unleash his ultimate attack."	[134]
Genie	January 14	"When summoned out of his lamp, the Genie will use his powers to send out a puff of magic at each opponent! While the Genie’s effect is easy enough to grasp, he can still be a valuable asset in battle. You’ve never had a friend like him!"	[135]
Viewtiful Joe	January 21	"[…] Once you summon him, he will not attack immediately, or focus on using one attack. He is free to run and jump around, and he even has his own mini-moveset!"	[136]
Shells	February 2	"The most basic shell is the Green Shell. When thrown or jumped on, it’ll slide across platforms and bounce off walls until it falls off the stage. They [Red Shells] home in on any character in the area, but only stay on the platform they landed on. This shell [Blue Shell] will fly away when thrown, coming back in a short amount of time into the lead player! If you’re in the lead yourself, try to grab it, as it won’t target the thrower."	[137]
Starfy	February 7	"Once summoned, he slowly starts harmlessly walking around. However, once he gets close enough to someone… Starfy will start spinning multiple times, damaging anyone near him."	[138]
Ray Gun	February 14	The Ray Gun is a simplistic item that can shoot 15 ray of light, which damages the opponents. Once it is out of ammo, the only thing that can be done is to throw it, like a container item.	[139]
Proto Man	February 21	"Proto Man, Mega Man’s older brother, appears as an Assist Trophy in Super Smash Flash 2! Once he’s on the battlefield, he’ll start ramming opponents with his shield. And of course, Proto Man will also fire his Arm Cannon every now and then."	[140]
Light Yagami	March 7	"Light Yagami appears in battle! He wields the Death Note, a powerful notebook that brings death to anyone whose name is written inside. Misa will seek out any nearby opponents, and Light will write their names in the Death Note. But don’t panic, if you can stay out of Misa’s sight, Light won’t be able to write your name."	[141]
Dojo Ending	April 1	An update that originally stated that the Smash Flash DOJO!!! would no longer be updated; if someone scrolled down, though, they would see the Trigger Item's confirmation. It would take the appearance of another item where, when opponent, would either stun the opponent or send them flying. After some time, the segment of the update that stated the DOJO!!! was going to end got removed.	[142] [143]
Metroid	July 6	"First, they’ll start to fly around, and when they Metroid see their prey… It will attach to him or her, and start consuming his or her life energy. In Super Smash Flash 2 this will be represented by a rising damage percentage. Do remember that Metroids are dangerous, once they’ve got you in their sight, you better start running!"	[144]
Freezie	August 24	An enemy in the Mario Bros. arcade games. The Freezie appeared in late levels to complicate the terrain. It would move along the platforms, then eventually cover one of them completely in ice, destroying itself in the process. In SSF2, it appears as a throwing item that freezes opponents on contact, and slides along the ground if it is not picked.	[145]
Pitfall	November 12	"First appearing in the Animal Crossing games, the pitfall was an item that you could use to pester the villages with. You could throw it, and unlucky souls who would cross it’s resting place, would become burried in the ground for a while. A very funny item at that. Here in Super Smash Flash 2 it does the exact same thing: Pick it up, throw it, and it will embed itself into the ground."	[146]
Chatot	November 27	"It’s Chatot, the music note Pokemon! It uses its signature move as it flies by: Chatter! Each of these sound waves are very powerful. Chatot will fly back and forth for a short while, continuously using this move."	[147]
Mushroom	December 12	When a Super Mushroom appears, it starts sliding on the ground. When a character touches it, they become bigger and heavier. The update also shows the Poison Mushroom, that makes characters lighter and smaller.	[148]

Music

Music

Title	Date	Summary	Link
Dragon Ball: Power Scale	January 5	"Goku trains quite a lot for his fights. Arguably, he works harder outside of his battles than during them. This song seems to be an embodiment of that training regime, ever getting stronger."	[149]
Mega Man: Abandoned Memory	January 28	"The music keeps you going throughout the rest of the stage [Dr. Wily's fortress]. It’s so full of energy! Just keep pushing on, there’s no turning back now." This update hints multiple songs per stage.	[150]
Metroid: Vs. Ridley	February 25	"The song itself is simply heavy metal, all the time. Intense, just like the battles that take place when the music goes on. It makes even more sense when you think about what Ridley becomes in the Metroid Prime games. I wonder where this could show up in the game…"	[151]
Animal Crossing: DJ K.K.	October 16	"Every Saturday night, after finishing your work, you go to the Roost to listen to this free-minded musician dog, to enjoy a good piece of music, and have some fun over coffee. And now, once you open this game, you will be able to listen to him, completely free! As he has always wished to."	[152]

Notices

Notices

Title	Date	Summary	Link
Hey, We're Back	March 4	"I promise this site will NEVER break again. *knocks on wood* Now that it’s fixed, I have some new design plans for the site. Stick around and find out soon enough."	[153]
Dojo Hiatus	March 14	"We may have some updates on special occasions in the meantime, but don’t expect constant updates for a while. There will be another update when the hiatus ends."	[154]
Welcome Back	June 6	"Though you won’t see as many regular updates, expect to see at least a few each month. That’s better than before, at least. It should be enough to keep everyone excited about the game."	[155]

2012

Characters

Characters

Title	Date	Summary	Link
Captain Falcon	February 11	"The legendary F-Zero Pilot makes his entrance. The well known Captain Falcon is here in Super Smash Flash 2! This manly man is no stranger to the field of battle, as such he retains his famous moveset from the official Super Smash Bros. games. Including the famed Falcon Punch!	[156]

Items

Items

Title	Date	Summary	Link
The future of the Battle Cards item	April 14	"As a team, we have discussed this matter extensively. An conclusion was reached, and we all decided that in the end, the inclusion of this item won’t really add much to the game, considering its close similarity to another item, the Assist Trophy."	[157] [158]

2013

Notices

Notices

Title	Date	Summary	Link
Welcome Back. Again.	February 3	"Welcome to the updated SSF2 DOJO! I always wanted to get to updating the system behind the dojo, and I finally made the time."	[159]